Local fitness studio celebrates seven years of business in Terre Haute
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WAWV/WTWO) – June 18th Common Ground CrossFit and Yoga hosted an open house at their 7th street location.
The open house was in celebration of seven years of business.
The community had the chance to try some granola, pressed juices, and acai bowls.
There was also opportunities to enjoy some free mini sessions to highlight some of the teachers and classes available.
Owner of Common Ground Yoga Kelsey Terry said it’s been awesome to see the community support and growth of the studios over the years.
“When we started it didn’t seem like it was going to be a huge deal,” Terry said. “My sister and I who run the business just wanted to follow our passion and now it’s turned this huge community, it’s just the best.”
Terry said she looks forward to many more successful years to come.
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