NOVEMBER 6, 2020, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A5
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Prosper Athletic to take
over former BFit location
BY MATT RAWLINGS
Of the Keizertimes
BFit Gyms was one of the
many businesses throughout
the state that was forced to shut
down due to COVID-19.
Fortunately
for
fi tness
fanatics, a new gym is coming
to take its place in Keizer, as
Prosper Athletic Club will be
taking over BFit Gyms former
location (5045 River Rd. N)
and is opening their doors on
Sunday, Nov. 15 — all monthly
BFit
memberships
were
transferred to 24-Hour Fitness.
“There are some nerves
because you don’t know what
the future will be holding
because 2020 was a crazy year.
But we’re very excited to
be bringing another gym to
Keizer,” said Chris Winder, who
will be the personal training
manager at Prosper Athletic
Club.
“We felt like there was a
need in Keizer. There are really
only two options that are more
of a big-box style. We felt like
there was a need for a middle-
of-the-road, but still high-end
facility.”
The logo for Prosper Athletic
Club is a lotus fl ower, which is
a symbol of prosperity. Winder
hopes that the company slogan
will also act as a metaphor for
his customers.
“I feel like (Prosperity) is
what people need in 2020,”
Winder said.
Prosper
Athletic
Club
features numerous pieces of
equipment left over from BFit
Gyms, but the facility will
also be adding a lot of their
own equipment, including a
double jungle, cable crossovers,
dumbbells that go up to 100
pounds and new turf.
One of the unique aspects
of Prosper Athletic Club will
be their recovery stations,
which are scheduled to be
installed in 2021. Cryotherapy,
infrared
therapy,
oxygen
therapy, percussion therapy
and compression therapy are
just a handful of after-workout
treatment options that will be
available next year.
“When you’re working out,
you have the opportunity to
recover. People can come in
here and build their muscles
and build their bones stronger,
then go over and recover and
feel better,” Winder said.
Winder plans to have all of
his staff members be certifi ed
personal trainers so that they can
provide assistance to customers
at any time.
KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald
Offi cers Tim Hein, Cody Stupfel and Trenton Webb were sworn
in to the Keizer Police Department Monday, Nov. 2.
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
“It’s important to be a place where people feel welcome. We
want to build relationships,” said Chris Winder, the personal
training manager at what will become Prosper Athletic Club
on River Road North.
“Everyone is going to be
very knowledgeable on the
equipment and the workouts
and exercises. Anytime someone
comes in and has a question,
anyone on our staff will be able
to help them,” Winder said.
Winder believes that the
culture at Prosper Athletic Club
will set them apart from other
facilities in the area.
“The culture is really what
sets us apart. We want to be a
premier facility,” Winder said.
“It’s important to be a place
where people feel welcome. We
want to build relationships with
these people.”
To deal with COVID-19
restrictions, the majority of
equipment will be spaced six
feet apart. There will be 10 to
15 cleaning stations according
to Winder and social distancing
will also be enforced.
“Safety is our top priority.
We’re going to make sure
we’re following all the CDC
guidelines and make sure people
are abiding by them.”
Winder also expects the
facility’s capacity to be capped
at around 100 people.
Prosper Athletic Club will be
open from 4:30 a.m. to 11:30
p.m. on weekdays and 6 a.m.
to 9 p.m. on weekends. They
charge a bi-weekly rate of $17
with no contracts or enrollment
fees.
“We’re
really
looking
forward to opening. People have
told us how much they enjoyed
BFit and we want to bring that
feeling back to the people, but
we also want to blow their
expectations out of the water,”
Winder said.
New Keizer offi cers
take oath of offi ce
Three new Keizer Police
Department offi cers were
sworn in at a meeting of the
Keizer City Council, Monday,
Nov. 2.
Offi cer Tim Hein is a 10-
year veteran of the Silverton
Police Department where he
was recently promoted to ser-
geant before being hired by
KPD.
Offi cer Trenton Webb be-
gan as a reserve offi cer in May
2019. He was hired full-time
in September and graduated
from the basic police academy
in March.
Cody Stupfel recently re-
signed a 10-year commission
in the Oregon Army National
Guard where he was a medi-
cal evacuation pilot on Black-
hawk helicopters. He still
needs to attend the 16-week
basic police academy.
The new offi cers will fi ll
vacancies created by a wave of
retirements within the Keizer
Police Department.
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