New Start Inverclyde Fitness Studio To Open In Greenock

Posted on: 17 September 2020

New Start Inverclyde Fitness Studio to Open in Greenock

BetterBuild Functional Fitness, a new training and personal training facility is set to open in Clarence Street in Greenock.

The new business aims to become Inverclyde's premium functional fitness training facility, through combining functional fitness, strength and conditioning training alongside a strong sense of community and high-quality coaching.

Led by local co-owners Derek Skee and Frazer Dewar, BetterBuild has agreed to a long-term lease for a former gym at Clarence Street in Greenock, adjacent to Greenock Ocean Terminal.

Both Derek and Frazer bring a high level of coaching knowledge and experience, with both former employees of Inverclyde Leisure and instrumental in the CrossFit delivery in Inverclyde over the past few years, before breaking out on their own to launch the new business.

Speaking of their new premises, Derek said:

“It has been an exciting if busy time setting up the new business, so to finally secure the new premises is fantastic and we’d like to thank Ben Barrs and Lynn Rayner at Patten and Prentice for all of their support.

“We’ve been searching for premises for some time, and Bowman Rebecchi was really patient and supportive in understanding our needs as well as moving quickly when the unit came available to offer it to us.

“Both Frazer and I are delighted to have reached this stage, and all of our attention currently is on getting the unit ready to open.”

The new owners have had to be patient following the restrictions in place during the current Covid-19 pandemic but have managed to build a huge local following for their classes as well as delivering the latest technology to support its clients.

Frazer continued:

“Our entire model is focused on our clients and their fitness aims and needs. We have found this personal approach has been really important and well-received in growing the interest in our services.

“We are hugely excited about the future and believe the new premises will help us to further grow, ensuring a bespoke fitness offering to Inverclyde locals that are serious about their health and conditioning.

“We’d like to thank all of those that have joined us so far ahead of the gym opening, and welcome others to come and speak to us to see where we can help them with their aims.”

The letting signifies a further letting success for Gourock-based commercial property specialists, Bowman Rebecchi, which continues to see large interest locally in spite of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Andrew Bowman, Director of Bowman Rebecchi, said:

“We are delighted to see BetterBuild finally achieve its goal and find a new home for their bespoke and highly-popular venture.

“In light of Covid-19, we have all had to be patient but now that they are in, the unit is a fantastic fit for their needs and the landlord is delighted to welcome and support their growth.

“We’d like to wish Frazer and Derek every success at Clarence Street and continue to see a high level of interest in commercial property in Inverclyde.”

For further details on BetterBuild Fitness, contact betterbuildfunctionalfitness@gmail.com

For further information on other available commercial property in Inverclyde and surrounding areas, click here.

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