Move Your Mood

Hi My name is Gabe. I'm probably like a lot of Mums, that we're doing everything for everyone else. When I started at the Gym, I had no sense of who I was and I just needed a few minutes break from my kids every day so I joined the Gym and it just turned into a whole new life. I've lost 55kgs since starting my health and fitness journey a year ago and I've become the best version of myself. I cope so much better when I'm able to get away and have a break and go to the gym and exercise. By putting myself first, I have not only become the best version of myself. But I've become the best mother, the best wife. I learned that by putting myself first, Is probably the most important thing I do for my family.

Hi my name's Keegan I'm 34 years old and I've lost 114 kilos. Basically, I was your typical average Joe sitting on the couch loved my hot chips and ice cream, and pretty much was you know wasting away my life doing nothing. What was the reason I made my change was the fact that I was big, I needed to do something with my life, I needed to make a difference, I needed to make a change. I signed up for the Snap Fitness 8 Week Challenge and it changed my Life! The transformation changed my life. It's changed dramatically from anywhere from health and fitness through to my family life Without Snap Fitness I wouldn't have got to my goal.

Hi, my name is Cosmo. Because of a recent ski injury, I don’t have any control of my legs. Every day in rehab after the accident, I would wake up and just try to get back to independence. Before I got injured, I was working out every day. I wanted to continue, but I didn’t know how. Thankfully, the Snap Fitness Houghton owners and I inspected every piece of equipment in the gym to figure out how I could still do as many workouts as possible. The main reason I became a member at Snap Fitness was accessibility. Any gym can be the most accessible gym physically, but sometimes you really do just need some help. When I come here, there’s a community of people who are willing to do almost anything to help me, and that’s what I consider accessible.