IronHide Fitness LLC

04/27/2026

04/26/2026

Also available for the summer run at ironhidefit.com, racerback tanks!

04/24/2026

Multiple colors available, just visit ironhidefit.com and check out the shop

04/23/2026

Alright...here they are officially up for sale. Let me preface this by saying it will be a 2 week presale so that I can generate enough interest and sales to the them started for the first run and see what's popular so if you order now, it'll be weekend after next before I print. Enjoy!

04/16/2026

Exciting news! Since I don't have the space or the design to offer it, Morgan at Glo by Mo Tanning (in Roots Salon) has graciously decided to give all members of the gym a 10% discount on tanning! The only thing required is to have a membership to the gym (monthly/family/vet & 1st responders) and that's it! Enjoy!

04/10/2026

I'm almost ready to roll this out as an option on the website. Give me some feedback first. Options would be Black, Pink, and Teal in the t's and racerback tanks and just black in the muscle t😁

04/01/2026

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03/30/2026

Finally getting around to adding merchandise. First up, the initial launch t-shirt! More to come. Tons of designs ready for release periodically, but let's start here...https://ihfit.gymdesk.com/shop

03/25/2026

I've gotten the question a bunch and have heard it from others that they're worried about it being "too busy". Tonight was the busiest I've seen the gym since opening an I counted 15 people. At no time did it feel crowded as everyone was spread out well. Plenty of dumbbells, bars, benches and machines available. What makes me happiest is the sense of comradery. Everyone talks to each other, everyone is friendly, everyone sharing advice and helping each other. I couldn't ask for a better experience!

03/23/2026

See more at https://ironhidefit.com

03/21/2026

...So I built one

Dorian Yates believes a real gym isn’t about comfort—it’s about intensity. In his eyes, modern commercial fitness centers have lost the raw spirit of training, replacing hard work with polished machines, quiet spaces, and a focus on appearance over effort.

Yates describes true gyms as places where noise, sweat, and struggle are part of the environment. Dropping weights, pushing limits, and grinding through reps aren’t distractions—they’re the essence of progress. If that intensity intimidates someone, he argues, they’re in the wrong place.

For him, places like Temple Gym represented the real culture of bodybuilding—no frills, no distractions, just pure work. A gym should make you feel driven the moment you walk in, not cautious about making a mess. In the end, Yates’ message is simple: a real gym is built on effort, not aesthetics.