06/09/2026
It’s been 6 months so who is the new owner of Infinity? Well, I was raised in Florence, Arizona, and while I am a business attorney by profession, fitness has always been a major part of my life.
For me, training has never been just about physical strength. The lessons learned in the gym: discipline, consistency, accountability, resilience, and hard work, have shaped who I am as a person and have contributed to my success in every area of life. Fitness has always been one of the ways I prepare myself for life’s challenges.
One question I get asked often is: Why would a lawyer buy a gym?
The answer is simple: opportunity and purpose.
In 2025, I learned that Infinity Fitness might be available for purchase. I initially looked into it but life quickly shifted when my grandfather, one of the most influential people in my life, passed away. During that time, I stepped away from the idea.
A very short time later, I was contacted again about the gym and decided to come take a look. The moment I walked through the doors, I felt something different. It wasn’t just the equipment or the facility. It was the culture. The quotes on the walls, the energy in the room, and the people who trained there all reflected something I strongly believe in: we don’t train just for the gym; we train for life.
I saw a community of people working to become stronger, healthier, and better versions of themselves. I saw a place where discipline and hard work were valued. Most importantly, I saw an opportunity to help continue building something meaningful.
Today, my goal is to honor the foundation that was built during Infinity Fitness’s first 13 years while continuing to grow and strengthen the community that makes this gym special. Whether you’re an experienced athlete, just starting your fitness journey, or simply looking for a supportive place to improve your health, we want Infinity Fitness to be a place where you can challenge yourself, grow, and become the best version of yourself.
Because at the end of the day, we’re not just training for workouts—we’re training for life.
