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Solid Rock Wellness Center

ehannan June 21, 2018
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Mount Union’s newest fitness center makes getting in shape even more convenient

Solid Rock Wellness Center will help clients make goals and stick with them.

“You Made a Good Choice Today.”

Visitors to the Solid Rock Wellness Center are welcomed at each visit with this affirmation as they enter Mount Union’s newest fitness center. Solid Rock opened its doors for the first time on May 28, 2018, and the 24-hour gym will allow Huntingdon County residents to make good choices at any point on any day.

The entrance to Solid Rock Wellness Center in Mount Union, PA commends clients for making the healthy choice each time they work out. Photo from facebook.com/solidrockwellnesscenter

In addition to a fully equipped gym with cardio, strength, and free weight equipment, owner Adam Shawver and his staff provide personal training and weight loss consultation to clients.

The staff at Solid Rock Wellness Center are excited to be a Force for Health in the community by giving residents an affordable and convenient way to start making positive lifestyle changes. Regular exercise has innumerable health benefits, and the supportive staff are eager to help people introduce, maintain, or optimize the role fitness plays in their lives. Solid Rock accepts Silver Sneakers participants and is hoping to accept other types of insurance plans to finance clients’ memberships. 

Visit the Solid Rock Wellness Center today!

Solid Rock Wellness Center is located on 401 Jefferson Street, Mount Union, PA, and is open 24/7. For more information, including membership costs, visit https://www.facebook.com/pg/solidrockwellnesscenter/services/.

 

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