WELCOME TO JORDAN'S BARBELL CLUB - THE BEST TRAINING IN JACKSON COUNTY!

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 Welcome to Jordan's Barbell Club!

BOOK YOUR FREE INTRO!

 

Step 1  Book a free intro session

Step 2  Work with our Coach to start your personalized training plan

Step 3  Start training at home or in the Garage Gym and get on the path to your best you.


Joining a new gym, starting a new habit, getting back on the path can be intimidating. 

It doesn't have to be intimidating. 

 

Jordan’s Barbell Club offers a high-quality fitness experience backed by habit-based behavioral coaching for a whole-person approach to health and longevity!

 

PROGRAMS

 PERSONALIZED GROUP TRAINING

 45 Min Workout Mix of Weightlifting, Cardio, and Functional Exercise.

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ONLINE COACHING

Programs For Home or Globo Gyms delivered straight to you with Coaching.

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PERSONAL TRAINING

You and your coach work together to create a custom plan and execute!

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DUO and TRIO TRAINING

Share a session with your accountability partners working with your coach.

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CORPORATE WELLNESS

Programs designed to support healthy habits for your employees.

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HOURS

Mon-Friday 5:30am - 7am, 5pm-7pm

Sat-Sun By Appointment

 


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