Jack Gibson

2016 has been my busiest year to date, both on a personal and professional level. In the last 12 months I have opened my second gym in the UK under the Fitness Worx brand, won the BPU U90Kg’s UK powerlifting championship and had the honour of representing the UK at the BPU European U90 Kg’s championship in Latvia, finishing fourth. Along with this I also qualified to compete at the UKBFF U90 Kg’s bodybuilding championship in October in only my third competitive season. These achievements show how I have been able to make an instant impact in the fitness industry, an industry I am extremely passionate about.
I started my career as a personal trainer in a Fitness First, with a non-existent client base I build up to over 25 clients, making me the busiest personal trainer on the facility. From here I went on to work out of a Private studio, furthering my reputation in the area and continuing to grow a loyal client base.
It quickly became apparent to me that to reach my potential within the industry I would need to set up my own facility. At just 23 years of age I opened my first training facility with backing from the UK Government. One year later I have now opened my second gym, we have over 450 members, 8 Personal trainers and an awesome line up of equipment and facility amenities.
This is a perfect example of how my determination and hard work has led in success within business.
Since starting my Fitness career, my personal Fitness and image has changed dramatically and I took up competitive bodybuilding and powerlifting. Now my business is running smoothly I really want to push my Personal profile and work with a lot more people.
I have built a business from the bottom up before and I feel this will be the same. I am a very motivated and dedicated businessman with a lot of ambition to do the best I can in the industry and make a difference!
Since taking up Competitive bodybuilding and Powerlifting I have won many shows and meets, I have qualified for British finals in both sports and competed for Great Britain in Powerlifting and placed 5th in Europe