On Aug. 23, Arize Training Club puts one parent and one child on the same course — a Yukon answer to the screen-time guilt almost every family knows, from a gym whose members lost more than 1,000 pounds together last year.
Sun · Aug 23 · 2–4 PM / Yukon, OK / Open to every family
Ask an Oklahoma parent about screen time and you’ll usually hear the same quiet confession: some days the tablet is the only way dinner gets made — and the guilt sits there long after the plates are cleared. More than 7 in 10 parents say they feel it. Meanwhile, roughly one in three Oklahoma kids ages 10–17 is now overweight or obese.
One Yukon gym is betting the fix isn’t another lecture. It’s letting kids watch a parent do the hard thing.
On Sunday, Aug. 23, Arize Training Club will host Generation Strong — a parent-and-child fitness challenge built on an idea decades of research support: children are far more likely to grow into active adults when they watch a parent lead the way.
Kids don’t become what we tell them. They become what they see.— Brittany Allen, Owner, Arize Training Club
That conviction already has proof. In 2025, the roughly 300 members of Arize Training Club lost more than 1,000 pounds together — a four-digit number from a single small-town gym.
Designed for everyday families, not elite athletes. Each team — one parent, one child — moves through a scaled, beginner-friendly course of familiar movements (bike sprints, box jumps, farmer carries, bear crawls and more), with a coach at every station to cheer them on and dial the challenge to any ability.
The youngest division — first steps, big cheers, and a coach at every station.
Growing strength and confidence, scaled to exactly where each kid is.
The oldest teams — finishing something hard, right next to a parent.
The emotional core of Generation Strong: children moving, spotting, cheering — and a parent right there with them.
Owners of Arize Training Club — they founded the gym in October 2022 and rebranded to Arize in April 2026. They opened the doors of their 300-member community to the town around them.
Brittany is the heart of ATC — the coach members text on hard days and the voice on the floor calling people by name. A decade of coaching built her conviction that fitness without community is just another transaction. She leads programming, member care, and the pastoral side of the gym.
Devin runs the operations and strength side of the floor. He spent a decade as a software developer in corporate America before trading the desk for the gym — and the systems thinking from that prior career shows up in how the place runs. His programming is rooted in real movement, scaled for the real-life adult, not the influencer version.
Arize Training Club is a premium coach-led group training gym in Yukon, Oklahoma. Founded October 2022 by Brittany and Devin Allen as FITCAMP 180 YUKON, the gym rebranded to Arize Training Club in April 2026. The community now serves more than 300 members; in 2025, members lost more than 1,000 pounds together. Two coaches lead every 40-minute class, every member is known by name, and movements scale to every body. Every session ends in prayer. The first class is always free. Faith-forward, not faith-required. Learn more at arizetrainingclub.com.
High-resolution photos, video b-roll and on-camera interviews available on request. Media are welcome to attend and film. A limited number of complimentary parent-and-child entries are reserved for local media and first responders with a child ages 6–15.
One parent, one child, one course — then a Back-to-School Bash to start the year with something better than another screen. Registration closes once teams sell out.