Hamilton Health and Fitness Celebrates Opening & Project Pilates Moves into the New Space
By Jon Whiten • Feb 18th, 2011 • Category: Blog, News
After several years of planning, Jersey City’s Christie Freeman has opened Hamilton Health and Fitness in the Hamilton Square development in Downtown Jersey City. Freeman has also moved her Pilates studio, Project Pilates, from 1 McWilliams Place into the new facility at 161 Erie Street.
Designed by the architecture and interior design firm Mullman Seidman, the multi-level fitness center features cardio and weight training equipment, diverse group classes and the Project Pilates studio. The facility also has a 60-foot indoor lap pool, accompanied by a full range of aquatics programs for all ages and abilities.
Hamilton Health and Fitness — which opened its doors on November 18 and already has about 400 members — also offers personal training sessions, holistic nutrition programs, a sauna, two steam rooms and a children’s center, which offers supervised childcare for up to two hours and can be monitored on televisions located throughout the gym.
“[We offer] something for everyone, whether you are a mom-to-be, fitness enthusiast or novice,” Freeman says. “I wanted to create an atmosphere where members could choose the best exercise regimen for them, and have access to nutritional education. Both of these components will help our members achieve their health goals.”
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Jon Whiten is the founding editor of the Jersey City Independent; he now works for a public-policy nonprofit in Trenton.
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