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Get Fit EGV Relocates to Elk Grove Village and Offers Virtual Workouts

Get Fit EGV has found a new home at 1100 Nerge Road, Suite 206, in Elk Grove Village, with a growing membership of like-minded individuals looking to make big changes by not getting lost in big group classes. Individuals are given personalized coaching within the small group functional training classes for maximum results and minimizing risk of injury.

Get Fit EGV has extended their founding membership offer through April to help celebrate the transition. Owner and coach Rowena “Coach Ro” Dziubla shares, “The style of training I offer is new and very different from what’s recently come into our exceptional community. It goes beyond weight loss—it’s about maintaining mobility, flexibility and strength as we continue to age.” Founding members pay $125 per month for unlimited small group training classes (regular $165). An initial personal training session is $75 for 90 minutes or 10 for $450. All levels of fitness are welcome.

Functional training classes are offered five days a week with new FIT30 and Restore classes on Saturday afternoons. Nutritional coaching is also offered at $85 for setup and two weeks of support. Coach Ro is also offering virtual online coaching to help keep home workouts on track.

For a free consultation and to learn more about virtual coaching, text 773-849-4990 or email [email protected]. For more information, visit GetFitEGV.com.  





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