Core Health and Body

⭐ Rental Opportunity at Core Health and Body ⭐

NOW AVAILABLE

Core Health and Body currently has a private office available for lease. This space is perfect for personal trainers, nutritionists, physical therapists, or massage therapists who want to operate independently inside a well established studio.

The office includes 24/7 access to our gym and training areas. It was recently occupied by a physical therapist, and before that a massage therapist, so it is well suited for hands on services or client consultations.

We have proudly served the local fitness community for more than 15 years and are known for personal attention, family values, and real results. This is a self-contractor and tenant arrangement. You run your own business, set your own schedule, and use the space to serve your clients.

If you are looking for a professional space inside a respected studio with steady traffic and a supportive environment, message us for details or to schedule a walkthrough.

Come be part of the community at Core Health and Body.

Reposting this with an update 👇
I still have 7:30 AM spots open on Tuesdays and Thursdays for new clients.

Early mornings go fast, so message me if you’re ready to make your health and wellness a priority in 2026!!

For the first time in almost two years, Core Health and Body will be taking on new clients.

This doesn’t happen often, but heading into 2026 I do have room to work with 2 new clients.

Availability would be:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
7:30 AM or 2:30 PM

If you’ve been thinking about making 2026 the year you slow down, take better care of yourself, and invest in your health, this may be a good time to reach out.

Training here isn’t about trends or quick fixes. It’s about showing up consistently, building strength for real life, and taking care of yourself in a sustainable way.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a message or call 225-572-0505. Once these spots are filled, I won’t have additional availability.

For the first time in almost two years, Core Health and Body will be taking on new clients.

This doesn’t happen often, but heading into 2026 I do have room to work with 2 new clients.

Availability would be:
Tuesdays and Thursdays
7:30 AM or 2:30 PM

If you’ve been thinking about making 2026 the year you slow down, take better care of yourself, and invest in your health, this may be a good time to reach out.

Training here isn’t about trends or quick fixes. It’s about showing up consistently, building strength for real life, and taking care of yourself in a sustainable way.

If you’re interested, feel free to send me a message or call 225-572-0505. Once these spots are filled, I won’t have additional availability.

⭐ Rental Opportunity Opening at Core Health and Body ⭐

Available January 1, 2026

Core Health and Body will have a private office available beginning January 1, 2026. This space is perfect for personal trainers, nutritionists, physical therapists, or massage therapists who want to operate independently inside a well established studio.

The office includes 24/7 access to our gym and training areas. It was recently occupied by a physical therapist, and before that a massage therapist, so it is well suited for hands on services or client consultations.

We have proudly served the local fitness community for more than 15 years and are known for personal attention, family values, and real results. This is a self-contractor and tenant arrangement. You run your own business, set your own schedule, and use the space to serve your clients.

If you are looking for a professional space inside a respected studio with steady traffic and a supportive environment, message us for details or to schedule a walkthrough.

Come be part of the community at Core Health and Body.

*ATTENTION GOLFERS*

WBC Youth and Children’s programs are holding a Golf tournament to raise money for ALL of our church kids to be able to go to Summer Camp, this includes ages from 2nd grade to Seniors in high school. The tournament will be held at Greystone Golf and Country Club on everyone’s favorite holiday, CINCO de Mayo, Monday May 5th 2025. We are looking for you to participate, it’s going to be a great afternoon of golf, at a great course, and for a great cause, with opportunities to win great prizes thoughtout the day including a $10k hole-in-one contest. Come solo and we will match you up, or bring your team. We look forward to seeing you out on the course!!!

If you sign up with the link below, mention Brinley or Landry!!!

Here is your link to a great day of golf! Thank you for sharing your love with others:

https://forms.gle/p3mzuUXyznVdgHsH7

Sign up today! The cost is $125 a player or $450 for a four man team.
Email: [email protected] for a brochure.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe2Gyz4eXgywXXk4Y9XTQX-l4-7OfdPRdZ1g7kdlSF7_zmIQw/viewform

Sponsorships available!!!

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