Onelife Fitness Acquires Gold's Gym in Woodstock, Georgia, Expanding to 14 Locations in the Atlanta Region

Nov 1, 2022

Onelife to Invest $1.5 Million in Renovation and Expanded Membership Accessibility to 14 Local Onelife Fitness Clubs

MCLEAN, Va. - November 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

US Fitness Holdings, LLC announced today that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the Gold's Gym located at 301 Gold Creek Trail in Woodstock, Georgia. The 69,000-square-foot sports club, accessible from Alabama Road immediately west of Highway 92, will be converted to a Onelife Fitness sports club over the coming months.

The gym's current members will be welcomed into the Onelife membership community and given full access to Onelife's 14 locations in the greater Atlanta region. As part of the conversion plan, Onelife Fitness intends to retain existing staff and will invest $1.5 million to improve the facility's amenities and increase benefits to current and future members.  When the transaction is completed, Onelife will manage 51 fitness clubs in the company's portfolio, with another five scheduled to open in 2023.

"Onelife's commitment to fitness, community, and accessibility continues with our acquisition of Gold's Gym in Woodstock," said Ori Gorfine. "Members will be granted multi-club access to all Onelife Fitness locations in the market, and we are thrilled to extend ourselves in Woodstock, which is already surrounded by several successful Onelife clubs. More than ever, we need to focus on both mental and physical well-being, and this investment confirms Onelife's commitment to providing a variety of fitness options at an affordable price, giving everyone the opportunity to stay active, build community and meet their fitness goals."

In addition to cosmetic changes, the club will undergo a $1.5 million renovation with new equipment that Onelife Fitness members have come to enjoy from our facilities, including:

  • Top-of-the-line cardio and strength equipment;
  • Large functional athletic turf training areas;
  • State-of-the-art spin studio;
  • Three boutique studios featuring Onelife Signature Classes, BodyPump, Zumba, APEX-HIIT, Spark and more;
  • Mind/Body Studio featuring Barre, Yoga and Pilates classes;
  • Olympic lifting platforms; 
  • Kids Club with interactive activities and outdoor play area; 
  • Recovery Studio with HydroMassage; and
  • Luxurious spa-inspired locker rooms, sauna, and more!  

Our commitment to the highest standards includes cleanliness and Onelife will install the latest AirPHX air and surface disinfectant system in the club that is installed in all of its other Onelife locations. The AirPHX air filtration system works 24 hours around the clock disinfecting and sanitizing the air, equipment, and surfaces all around the club.

Onelife Fitness is the best value in fitness providing an award-winning design and amenity package at incredibly affordable rates. This is the 14th Onelife Fitness location in the Atlanta region, continuing our ongoing commitment to investing in the community's health and fitness needs. 

To learn more about the club, visit http://www.onelifefitness.com/gyms/woodstock or call 678-445-9140. 

To learn more about career opportunities at US Fitness, please visit www.usfitnesscareers.com/.


Contact Information:
Nancy Terry
VP, Marketing and Communications
[email protected]
703.926.7448


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Original Source: Onelife Fitness Acquires Gold's Gym in Woodstock, Georgia, Expanding to 14 Locations in the Atlanta Region

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