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Crunch FitnessCrunch Fitness began as a bare-bones basement aerobics studio in Manhattan's East Village in 1989.  Crunch Fitness wasn't much to look at. But it was founded on the belief that fitness was more than just bulging biceps and ripped abs, and that core philosophy colored everything Crunch did. It made it OK to have fun at the gym. And, the instructors weren't just your run-of-the-mill aerobics instructors. They were rappers, drag queens, actors, dancers and professional athletes. They took a very experimental approach to their classes, and pretty soon people from all kinds of backgrounds and neighborhoods were flocking to sign up for Gospel Aerobics, Groovology, and Fire Fighter Training. The "No Judgements" philosophy really took hold, the classes got better and better and today, you can find Crunch Fitness gyms all over the country. Crunch continues to come up with the most innovative classes around - Cardio Striptease, BOSU Bootcamp and Kama Sutra Yoga just to name a few. The gyms have more amenities now, but you will find the same revolutionary philosophy and appreciation for the unconventional at the heart of everything Crunch does. The company is the largest fitness center operator in the US; with most of its locations doing business under its flagship Bally Total Fitness brand. The more upscale gyms operate as Gorilla Sports, Pinnacle Fitness, and Crunch.    Whether buying a new car, or a used car, or selling a vehicle; first check KBB (Kelley Blue Book), Black Book, Red Book, or the NADA Used Vehicle Guide. For more on your total health, turn from Crunch Fitness to the  Crunch Fitness. |