Ironworx CEO Gears Up for Gym Reopening

(Newswire.net — September 6, 2017) River Falls, WI — Along with his team of trainers and staff, Jesse Riemer will be welcoming strength sports and powerlifting enthusiasts to the grand reopening of the Ironworx Gym located at 624 Troy St. in River City, Wisconsin. The event, happening on September 9, 2017 from 12 noon to 3 p.m., will feature the award-winning strongman performing live demos of his record-breaking deadlifts, bench presses and other powerlifting techniques.

A renowned strength sports athlete and trainer, Jesse acquired River City Ironworx Gym last June. The fitness center, located on Main St. in River Falls, Wisconsin, houses the best sports training equipment to cater to the needs of its 300 members who come from all fitness backgrounds, levels and training styles.

At the young age of four, Jesse has shown incredible skill in strength sports and joined his first wrestling tournament. Over the years, he has had the opportunity to train with the elite in sports training, namely UFC champions Brock Lesnar and Sean Sherk, as well as Olympic wrestlers, Dennis Hall and Tom Brands.

Given his extensive background, training and experience, Jesse is now an important figure in national level competitions and a high-ranking achiever as a Strongman. His career-best gym lifts include bench 515lbs, log press 330lbs, deadlift 730lbs, squat 605lbs, curl 240lbs, and stone load 418lbs. His career-best competition lifts are bench 490lbs, deadlift 700lbs, squat 585lbs, and curl 231lbs. Today, Jesse continues to push his body and mind to their limits. He is passionate about building strength, power, and speed to transfer over to weight loss and a multitude of sports. You can read more about his feats here.

As its new CEO, Jesse sees to it that River City Ironworx Gym offers its members everything they need to train and work out. As such, the fitness center is fully equipped with top-of-the-line workout machines and athletic training equipment and welcomes people of all training backgrounds, from powerlifters to cardio-focused trainees.

The 12,000-square-foot facility has a specialized Crossfit Training room, a freeweight area aptly named Iron Room with over 6,500 pounds of iron, and a Machine Room with Torque equipment and Hammer strength training machines. Members also have access to a half-acre yard for Strongman and similar strength trainings. Amenities include members-only access to an off-site pool.

More importantly, Jesse is focused on making River City Ironworx Gym more than just a place to work out or train individuals.

“The mission is to develop a community that’s involved in strength,” he concludes.