For the Reporter
Anytime Fitness, a 24-hour co-ed fitness franchise, has opened in the Kent Meridian Shopping Plaza.
“For many people, joining a gym can be an intimidating experience” said Sean Dettloff, Anytime Fitness club owner. “Our gym is small enough that we can provide personalized attention for all of our members. Whether weight-loss is your goal, or increased strength or improved balanced and flexibility – or a combination of some of those things – at Anytime Fitness, we’re able to help you achieve whatever results you seek.”
Nationwide, the average Anytime Fitness club has about 800 members. The gyms are staffed roughly 16 hours a day, but members can access the club whenever the like – even during unstaffed hours – using a computerized key-fob system.
Membership at one Anytime Fitness club gives members access to 2,400 clubs worldwide as well as access to AnytimeHealth.com, a comprehensive online wellness support system available.
To celebrate its grand opening, Anytime Fitness is offering free enrollment. Club tours are available during staffed hours. Membership information is available at the club, by calling 253-518-0071 or by emailing KentWA@AnytimeFitness.com.
Elsewhere
Marti Reeder, a realtor for John L. Scott’s Covington-Kent-Maple Valley office, has earned her managing broker’s license, allowing her to expand her real estate team to better serve the local community. The achievement comes just months after Reeder was named the Top Producer in her office for 2015 and earning the Chairman’s Circle Award, one of John L. Scott’s top honors, for her top grossing real estate sales in 2015. She was the top producer in her office for the first quarter of 2016. Reeder was named Best Estate Agent for the eighth time in the Kent Reporter’s 2016 Best of Kent contest, and Best Real Estate Agent by the Covington-Maple Valley-Black Diamond Reporter. …
Kent-based OMAX Corporation will showcase the next generation of the MicroMAX abrasive waterjet – capable of producing one of the most accurate parts in the industry – at the International Manufacturing Technology Show this September in Chicago. The latest model of the MicroMAX includes accuracy enhancing upgrades and expanded accessory compatibility. “We’ve engineered our next generation MicroMAX to deliver more capabilities and benefits to our customers,” said Michael Ruppenthal, vice president of North American sales for OMAX. “We’ve applied innovation to the MicroMAX Gen 2, improving the machine’s precision, versatility and convenience.” …
The Kent personal-injury law firm of Adler Giersch PS was recently selected as the No. 1 Small Business to Work For in the state by Seattle Business magazine for 2016. The firm, with offices in Kent, Seattle, Bellevue and Everett, has practiced for more than 30 years. To learn more, visit adlergiersch.com.
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