D1 Training Expands Texas Footprint with New Midway Hollow Studio

The introduction of a new D1 Training studio in Midway Hollow represents a significant milestone for the local fitness and business community in Texas. Opening its doors on August 9 at 10031 Marsh Ln #320, the facility is the brainchild of Kendrick and Aron Leckband, a duo with a profound connection to athletics and the Park Cities area. Their venture is not just a business but a testament to their dedication to nurturing athletic prowess and self-assurance among individuals from various age groups.

At the heart of D1 Training's philosophy are five fundamental principles of athletic-based training: dynamic warm-up, performance, strength program, core and conditioning, and cool down. The studio is designed to cater to a wide demographic, offering specialized programs for rookies (ages 7-11), developmental athletes (ages 12-14), prep athletes (ages 15-18), and adults. With options for group, semi-private, and one-on-one training sessions led by certified coaches, the facility ensures that every participant receives tailored guidance to meet their fitness or sport-specific objectives.

The Leckbands' initiative stems from their personal experiences in athletics and parenting four active children, highlighting the demand for such a facility in the Park Cities, Preston Hollow, and Midway Hollow regions. Their alignment with D1 Training's mission to empower individuals through fitness, irrespective of their athletic background, sets the stage for the studio to become a cornerstone for community members aiming to push their physical limits and realize their potential.

Dan Murphy, D1 Training's Chief Operating Officer, has voiced his excitement about the Leckbands joining the franchise, recognizing their capacity to bring the distinctive D1 Training experience to the local community. With a network exceeding 100 locations across the country and more on the horizon, D1 Training is broadening its impact, offering franchise opportunities to those eager to influence the fitness and youth sports landscape positively.

The seamless transition of members from the recently closed D1 Training Dallas to the new Midway Hollow location, managed by Kevin Engelbrecht, ensures the continuity of fitness journeys for many. This new establishment is more than a business endeavor for the Leckbands; it's a chance to play a pivotal role in the athletic and personal growth of their community members, reinforcing the economic and social fabric of Texas.