Trevor Pellerin

You can see our sign from literally probably two or three miles away because we haven't lit with neon running lights going around.

We're the only business with that light scheme like that there.

um and but that's all you see and then you see neon washed out blue lights coming through the tinted windows so you just see you know just a shadow of blue through the windows you scan in with your with your phone once you open the door you're straight on the gym floor you hear the speakers you just see the spotlights and it's dimly lit

Superhero sequence.

You just see nothing but, like, just men and women just walking around in their hoodies, hoods up, baggy shit.

Yeah.

I'm all taped up.

I'm dark.

Like, when everyone's in there, they're just dark.

Yeah, man.

That side of them comes out because that's what they're trying to help with.

And maintain that energy to something from a psychological aspect.

For me personally, though, like the gym has been the biggest relief for my mental for my mental state throughout, you know, the 14 years I've been doing it.

So it's the best therapy you can have.

And one of the better one other better therapy than going to a psych ward.

So I've had this idea to build a gym like this for, I guess, quite a while.

I've always lived in that dark space in my head.

A lot of bodybuilders, that's how they see life, especially whenever you just see the spotlights.

the lights that you're standing under.

But, and you really just, you know, you're cast behind other people's shadows, all the greats, and you just want to be one of them.