Altman Fitness Takes the Cost Out of Gym Memberships

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Altman Fitness is established in the Minnesota area. We service clients in the Eden Prairie, Chanhassen and Edina areas without restrictive diets or costly gym memberships.

(PRWEB) October 21, 2012

Altman Fitness, based in Minnesota, is known for helping people lose weight and keep it off. The popular fitness and boot camp provider is now helping many Minnesotans lose weight, and keep it off, by charging less than larger, retail chains. Altman Fitness is providing new clients a free pass to try out the company’s boot camp classes, and membership is being offered at an all-time low price.

People interested in taking advantage of Altman Fitness’ low cost or free boot camp trial offers simply need to call 612-454-6409 or visit http://altmanfitness.com. “Altman Fitness is established in the Minnesota area. We service clients in the Eden Prairie, Chanhassen and Edina areas without restrictive diets or costly gym memberships,” said Jay Altman, Co-Owner of Altman Fitness. “There are so many people unhappy with their bodies right now. People who hate getting out of the shower and looking in the mirror. It doesn’t have to be this way. My company is so committed to supporting people’s fitness goals, towards physical and emotional health, that we are offering membership at a cost drastically less than that of the major chains.”

Altman Fitness differs from other gyms not just on cost, but on method too. “Our new boot camp formula will neutralize stress, causing fat hormones to shut down so a person will stop storing fat, especially in the stomach, hips and thighs,” continued Altman. “We sincerely are here to encourage individuals to get that strong, toned, energized body that they truly deserve.”

People interested in the week of free boot camp, or low-cost fitness in general, can watch a video and read testimonies by visiting http://altmanfitness.com Altman Fitness can be reached by calling 612-454-6409. Members of the media are encouraged to submit a story request to speak with Jay Altman directly.

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