UFC GYM, the first major brand extension of UFC, announced that its new fitness concept, UFC FIT, will open two new locations in Las Vegas this month. The two facilities will open on Saturday March 13, and Saturday, March 27, respectively. The two locations represent the second and third UFC FIT concept gyms to open in the United States, following the grand opening of the first location in Puyallup, Washington, in January.
"We are thrilled to introduce UFC FIT and bring together a community of fitness enthusiasts from across the Las Vegas Valley, the home of UFC," UFC GYM Chief Executive Officer Adam Sedlack said. "Our Las Vegas UFC FIT locations are premium fitness centers that offer each guest the opportunity to try multiple boutique fitness classes, from boxing to indoor cycling to yoga and more, all under one roof. With a variety of training equipment, a swimming pool, and a basketball court, there's truly something for everyone. We're excited to bring our 'TRAIN DIFFERENT®' mentality back to Las Vegas and welcome members of all ages and athletic abilities."
The 50,000-square-foot Centennial and 45,000-square-foot Silverado, each multi-million-dollar facilities, will offer group fitness studios, a weight room, robust cardio equipment, swimming pool, sauna room, full-service locker room, pre- and post-workout Recovery services area, indoor basketball court, and much more.
Members will have access to a one-stop shop for any and all fitness needs including studio-quality group fitness classes such as Les Mills BodyPump, HIIT, Water Aerobics, Zumba and MMA-inspired group fitness classes such as Boxing and Kickboxing Conditioning. Youth programming for kids ages six through 15, as well as a childcare service, will be offered to support fitness for the whole family.
Adhering to guidelines set by the State of Nevada, UFC FIT will open at limited capacity and will follow health and safety guidelines for the safety of members and employees. Measures include enhanced cleaning protocols, including detailed cleaning schedules and increased cleaning stations, as well as socially distanced equipment, proper facial coverings, signage to communicate safety practices, temperature screenings and more.