Gym Design Consulting for Home & Corporate Spaces

Most home gyms are built by equipment dealers. Most corporate fitness rooms are designed by architects. Neither group trains people for a living — and it shows. Equipment collects dust, layouts create bottlenecks, and the spaces fail the people they were meant to serve. NASM-certified trainer Trevor Cassidy brings 13+ years of hands-on training experience across dozens of gym facilities in NYC and Northern NJ to a different kind of consulting: gym design that starts with how people actually train.

Trevor has coached clients in commercial gyms, private studios, physical therapy facilities, garage setups, NYC apartment corners, and corporate wellness rooms. He has also traveled internationally with rugby teams, seeing firsthand how professionals and entrepreneurs in other countries set up their training spaces — from minimalist facilities that maximize every square foot to high-end performance centers. That global exposure informs his equipment selection and space planning with a perspective most local trainers simply do not have. He knows which equipment gets used daily and which becomes an expensive coat rack. He understands how movement patterns dictate floor layout — why you need clear pulling lanes, adequate rack spacing, and enough open floor for carries and conditioning. He has seen what works in 200 square feet and what fails in 5,000.

Whether you are converting a spare bedroom into a home gym, outfitting a garage, or planning a corporate fitness facility for your company, Trevor provides practical design consulting rooted in training reality. The emphasis is on versatility and space maximization — getting the most training capability out of every dollar and every square foot. You get equipment recommendations based on real-world training value, not brand sponsorships. You get layout plans based on movement flow, not aesthetics alone. The result is a space that supports real programming and makes people want to train.