End of March 2026

Milestone Club

Every quarter, we recognize members who cross the milestones that prove what real consistency looks like — 250, 500, 1,000, and 2,000 classes. These are the people who show up. Not just sometimes. Over and over, for years.

1,000 classes. Let that sink in. Mandy has been training at PTS since 2020 — through a pandemic, through everything life throws at you — and has built an average of nearly 3 classes a week for six straight years. She was recognized for the 500 Club in September 2023 and kept right on going. This is what the 1,000 Club is about. Congratulations, Mandy — your Yeti is well earned. 🏆

Five years and 547 classes. Shellie was recognized for the 250 Club in December 2023 — and has kept right on going. Moving up to 500 is what long-term membership looks like.

Tony skipped straight past 250 and into the 500 Club — one of the fastest trajectories in PTS history. Joining in 2024 and hitting 500 classes in roughly 18 months puts him in rare company. This one is a big deal.

Nine years of steady commitment. Claudette was recognized at 250 back in December 2020 — and has quietly kept building. 504 classes over nine years is a testament to staying the course.

Joined in late 2024 and has averaged nearly 5 classes a week — one of the highest rates in the gym. 258 classes in roughly 18 months is the definition of all-in from day one.

Over 9 years of steady, consistent work. Maria is proof that you don't have to come every day — you just have to keep coming. 257 classes over 9 years adds up to something real.

Joined at the end of 2023 and has built a steady rhythm of 2–3 sessions per week. Hitting 250 classes in just over two years shows what showing up consistently looks like.

Joined in early 2025 and has been one of the most frequent attenders in the gym ever since — averaging over 4 classes a week. Hitting 250 classes in just over a year is a standout pace.

What Consistency Actually Looks Like

From 9 months to 6 years. From 1 class a week to 5. These 8 members reached their milestones in completely different ways — different schedules, different paces, different journeys. What they share is that they didn't stop.