A personal training franchise focused on small-group coaching plans to launch its full Park City schedule in November at 3965 Streamside Way, near Kearns Boulevard and Round Valley Drive off U.S. 40.
Alloy Personal Training announced the plans in an Oct. 16 sponsored listing on TownLift. The company’s Park City location page confirms the address as Suite C-109.
Chris Hubbard, the studio’s owner and chief exercise officer, said he moved to Park City in 2025 and decided to open a location after his own experience as an Alloy client.
Hubbard, a former triathlete, said the structured training appealed to him as he sought help with back pain and physical imbalances.
“I signed up and loved it. Within six months, I was pain free and feeling great,” Hubbard said in the sponsored listing.
The studio says sessions will be limited to six people, combining strength training, core stability, conditioning and mobility work. The company says physical therapists and exercise physiologists helped design its programs.
Alloy traces its roots to a personal training business established in Georgia in 1992. Its franchise offering launched in September 2019, according to the company’s original announcement.
An 1851 Franchise analysis says the company’s 2026 franchise disclosure document includes revenue figures for 73 franchised locations that operated throughout 2025.
In its Oct. 16 announcement, the Park City studio advertised a founder’s offer for its first 50 members: three weekly workouts for the price of two, described as a lifetime rate. It also advertised free sessions before the full schedule launches, with regular billing beginning afterward.
Prospective members can contact the studio at 435-357-2533 or visit its website for current availability, pricing and opening details. An exact November opening date has not been announced.
