Ultimate Body Studio

Ron Lyons Ultimate Body is not just a gym to workout and be social. It is a gym that holds you accountable and pushes you to the next level. I ask you, name one gym that does this? If you are like me, you cannot come up with one because there is not one. I played college softball and know what it is like to be pushed. However; once college was over, I needed a facility with employees and like members that had same goals as I did…to get results. Not only do the trainers push you to the next level but your classmates do as well. You are held accountable for what you eat (it is NOT a fad diet!) and pushed daily in cardio and weight training classes.

Previous posts from the weak hearted said poor things about Ultimate Body. I can tell you that in order to accomplish your goals here, you have to be dedicated. Those who are not willing to put in the effort and are looking for a social scene, go somewhere else.

I can speak this as a client AND as a trainer. I had such great success with my 20 week program, I got CERTIFIED at Cooper Institute as a Personal Trainer and I am now training along Ron and Corey living my dream. I challenge you to the 20 week. Are you up for it?

I thought this was going to be an exciting way to be challenged and stay in shape but I was wrong. I'm in shape and very healthy (I train at a high level, run-marathons, bike ride, play outdoor sports) but I wanted an encouraging environment where a trainer would help me maintain my goal from day to day. However, when my financial situation changed, Ron met my plea for help with negativity instead of encouragment, critism instead of helpfulness, and an all around disappointing experience. It was as if I were going to church to be told I'm going to hell. Apparently when I signed the contract at the beginning of my 20 weeks, I was signing my life away. Ron told me I would be taken to court and sued even if I could not make payments and then told me I was a failure and irresponsible. Very little positive reinforcement. Ron constantly contradicted himself on the food choices we could make and the way he treated people versus the way he acted. This was the most unpleasant training experience I have had in my 15 years as a high-level athlete.