The Edge Fitness Clubs has reopened its locations in Shelby Township and Rochester Hills following a series of major upgrades.
The Shelby Township (14495 Hall Road) and Rochester Hills (1086 S. Rochester Road) facilities are among the first to showcase The Edge’s new premium strength training equipment, part of a company-wide investment designed to elevate the member experience across all clubs.
The upgrades include top-tier free weights, “selectorized” and plate-loaded equipment, and functional training tools for all levels of strength and performance. Both clubs combine professional-grade strength training with boutique-style programming, all under one roof.
“The Edge Fitness Clubs has always been about creating an empowering, community-driven environment where members can achieve real results,” says Vinny Sansone, founder and president of The Edge Fitness Clubs. “The Shelby and Rochester Hills grand reopenings reflect our ongoing commitment to innovation, giving members access to both pro-gym style training and boutique fitness experiences in one inspiring space.”
The upgraded Shelby Township and Rochester Hills clubs include:
- EdgeLIFT: Strength and conditioning classes focused on functional, performance-based training.
- EdgeCORE: Pilates reformer sessions that emphasize core strength, mobility, and balance.
- Edge InfraRED Yoga: Mindful recovery classes that combine the restorative benefits of yoga with infrared heat therapy.
The Shelby Township gym is operated by General Manager Brittany Rubio, who joined the brand five years ago after a career in finance.
“The Shelby club has always had a strong sense of community,” says Rubio. “This reopening builds on that foundation by creating a space that better supports how our members train, recover, and stay motivated.”
General Manager ShaDorian Corona-Green leads the Rochester Hills location, bringing years of hands-on fitness experience to the role. She began her career as a personal trainer while in college and discovered The Edge Fitness Clubs after visiting the Farmington Hills location. Starting as a trainer in Sterling Heights, Corona-Green grew into a leadership role and has been guiding the Rochester Hills club for the past two years.
“The newly introduced Infrared Studio experience feels like a return to our roots,” says Corona-Green. “As we reopen, it feels like welcoming back everything the Rochester Hills club has always stood for — warmth, support for our members and community, and a true sense of family.”
For more information on the Shelby Township location, visit here. For more information on the Rochester Hills location, visit here.
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