Gym Owned By Former Eagles Player Celebrates One Year

Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Brandon Hughes is throwing a one-year anniversary party at his Levittown gym this month.

The celebration at Fuel House gym at Park Place Center on Bristol-Oxford Valley Road will allow for the community to meet and engage with the training staff and partners while test driving some of the options offered at the all-in-one fitness facility.

Hughes is inviting community members to sign up for free classes that will take place between 10 a.m. and 1:45 p.m. at Fuel House. In addition, Coalition Nutrition and in-house Dietitian Phyllis LoDuca will be speaking with attendees while a DJ spins.

Along with the chance to take one free class and meet the gym’s partners, Fuel House will be giving away two tickets to the October 23 Eagles vs. Minnesota Vikings game. Included with the tickets will be the chance to meet Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham.

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Fuel House’s popularity with clients from Bristol to Doyelstown stems from Hughes’ hands on and team driven approach to training. This is derived from a strong desire to help members become the best versions of themselves and his background as a professional athlete and personal trainer.

“We’ve been so honored to be here one year and get so much support from Bucks County,” Hughes said. “We know there are so many others out there that can benefit from Fuel House, whether its increasing their fitness or become more confident athletes.”