3 of 6 freeSquat rack and bench
Rack · Half rack · 7 ft
A half rack with a bench and safety arms. Four bolts, one wall and an afternoon.
$55 a month
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Boutique strength & conditioning
Small-group coaching in a focused space. Honest programming, clear progress and a community that holds the standard, for every body that shows up ready to work.
This week on the floor
Every class is coached, capped at eight and open to members on any plan. Level 1 sessions assume you have never held a barbell; Level 3 is for people training towards a meet.
Kit hire
A small hire pool for members and for people training at home. Collect it at the desk, bring it back at the end of the month, and the deposit is refunded the same day.
Hire from $35 a month · $75 deposit
Racks, bars and plates. We check collars and knurling with you on return.
3 of 6 freeRack · Half rack · 7 ft
A half rack with a bench and safety arms. Four bolts, one wall and an afternoon.
$55 a month
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4 of 8 freeBar and plates · 45 lb bar · calibrated plates
Our house bar with calibrated plates and collars, in a wheeled case.
$35 a month
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1 of 4 freeDumbbells · A pair · 5 lb steps
One pair replaces a whole rack of dumbbells. Heavy, but they fit under a bed.
$40 a month
Reserve this kitHire from $8 a month · $25 deposit
Belts, lifters and sleeves. Sized on the floor and sanitized between hires.
5 of 10 freeBelt · Sizes S to XL
Single-prong 10 mm belt, broken in and wiped down. Better than buying one before you know your size.
$12 a month
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2 of 6 freeLifters · US 5 to 14
Weightlifting shoes with a wooden heel. The quickest fix for a squat that keeps pitching forward.
$10 a month
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6 of 12 freeSleeves · Sizes S to XL
Neoprene sleeves and a pair of wraps. Sizes swapped free of charge if you guess wrong.
$8 a month
Reserve this kitThe coaching team
Everyone on this team has competed, and everyone still coaches the beginners’ sessions. Portraits are stock photography for this concept design.

Head coach

Strength coach

Performance coach
Membership
Month to month, cancel whenever you like. The coached plans include the classes; the flexible options are for people who need fewer of them.
Member results
Sample reviews for this concept design.
I arrived unable to squat below parallel. One block later I squatted 200 lb with a coach watching. Nobody rushed me and nobody let me add weight before I was ready.
Kayla M. Squat Club
The 6am class is the only reason I train at 6am. Coached, capped at eight, out the door by seven.
Sam P. Barbell Basics, 6am
I had never touched a barbell. The induction covered how to set up, how to brace and how to bail. I was nervous for about ten minutes.
Rosa V. Beginner Induction
Two of us, one platform, an hour on a Saturday morning. A coach keeps an eye on both of us, which is more than our old gym ever managed.
Nick and Jo Saturday Squad
My deadlift went from a grindy 225 lb to 315 lb in a year. Same coach each week and the numbers written down where I can see them.
Grant H. Deadlift Club
They talked me into my first meet and then coached the whole prep. I did not embarrass myself, and I have entered another one.
Andre K. Competition Night Prep

The room
There is no mirror wall and no television. Six platforms, calibrated plates, two competition bars and a coach standing on the floor for every session.
Members rack their weights, wipe their bar and help whoever is on the platform next to them. That is the whole culture, and it is why the room still feels like this after eleven years.
“If it is worth doing, it is worth doing with a coach watching.” — Dana Whitlock, head coach
Good to know
Yes. Every class is scaled to the person in front of the coach, and the Level 1 sessions exist for exactly that first barbell. You are taught how to set up, how to brace and how to bail long before anything gets heavy.
Members book through the member app up to seven days ahead. Guests, hire customers and anyone trying the gym out use the inquiry form on this page and we put you into the right session.
No. Belts, lifters and sleeves are in the hire pool, and there are a few spare belts at the desk if you forget yours. Plenty of members have trained here for years in flat shoes.
Yes, twice a year for up to eight weeks at a time, with no fee. Tell the desk before the month rolls over and the months simply wait for you.
It is the fullest session of the day. Booking opens seven days out and the evening classes fill on the day they open. The 12:30 express classes and everything after 7:30pm always have room.
Two in-house meets a year, one in spring and one in fall, plus a novice team at the regional championships. The Friday Competition Night Prep class is where that training happens.
Free first week
Seven days of coached classes, a baseline assessment and a training block written for you. No card, no contract, and you can walk away at the end of the week.
Small-group coaching in a focused space. Honest programming, clear progress, a community that holds the standard.
© 2026 Iron & Oak. Concept design by Vidal Studios. Not a real business.
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