FOUNDED
TuneHolic opened with 3 trainers, 400 sq ft.
TuneHolic started in 2012 when Marcus Webb, a former competitive powerlifter, grew tired of overpriced, underwhelming gyms in town. He rented a warehouse, bought second-hand equipment, and posted a handwritten sign on the door: "Come in. Work hard. No excuses."
Word spread fast. People responded to a place that was honest — no gimmicks, no juice bar, just solid programming, qualified coaches, and a community that actually shows up for each other.
Everyone from first-timers to athletes trains together here. Respect is non-negotiable.
We track progress, not hype. Every program is built around measurable outcomes.
This place runs on energy from real people pushing each other forward every day.
TuneHolics wasn't created in a corporate boardroom. It was born on the gym floor out of frustration with crowded spaces, fake promises, and lack of real guidance. We wanted to build a sanctuary where focus replaces distraction.
Whether you are stepping under a barbell for the very first time or preparing for your next competitive milestone, our goal is simple: to make you 1% stronger every single day through proper science, real grit, and personal attention.
No generic workout cards. Every member gets a plan tailored strictly to their body biomechanics and personal fitness goals.
We believe rest is as important as lifting. We provide dedicated mobility and recovery sessions to keep you injury-free.
Our trainers don't just stand and watch. They correct your form, adjust your weights, and keep you accountable every session.
TuneHolic opened with 3 trainers, 400 sq ft.
Moved into a 12,000 sq ft facility.
Reached 500 members milestone.
Started remote coaching programs.
Now one of the most trusted gyms.