Piedmont Newnan Fitness Center

The Piedmont Newnan Fitness Center has a variety of exercise programs and equipment to meet your needs.

Located in the heart of downtown Newnan at 26 West Court Square, the Fitness Center is a full fitness facility open to the community. We offer cardiovascular equipment, including elliptical, treadmills, arc trainers, stair masters and more.

Our facility includes strength training with Free Motion and Cybex machines, as well as free weights and dumbbells. We have personal trainers and a great staff to help you begin your fitness program. We also offer all types of group exercise classes that include all levels of fitness.

The following classes are offered almost daily:

• Step
• Cycle
• Power Hour
• Circuit
• Zumba
• Pilates
• Yoga
• Senior Aerobics
• And more!

The Fitness Center has a little something for everyone, with monthly programs to keep our members on track. Whether you're a senior citizen, workaholic, arthritis patient, athlete, or just someone who needs that extra push, this is the place for you!

Stop by and visit our facility any time! We have several different membership types and rates from which to choose. Please call the Fitness Center at 770-400-4950 for more information.

26 West Court Square is home to Piedmont Newnan Fitness, which is a full fitness facility open to the community. Before the fitness center opening, 26 W Court Square had a long history as the Johnson Hardware Store. The earliest documentation of 26 W Court Square was in 1876, with Johnson Hardware being the tenant and staying in the building for the next 114 years. Brothers G. R and R. A Johnson opened the hardware store and ran it for 38 years, which it then switched ownership to Norman Sharp, who sold it to Joe Hollis Sr. in 1916. During the 1940s, the upstairs of the building had a toy department and offices upstairs. In 1951, Edgar Hollis took over the lumber division and Joe Hollis Jr. took over the hardware store in 1959. In 1961, Johnson Hardware needed a renovation, so the building was torn down and rebuilt to what the current building is today. While it was torn down, Johnson Hardware conducted their business out of their warehouse a few streets down. In 1990s, the space was sold to Newnan Hospital and was changed to Newnan Fitness, which is run by Colleen Mooney and is also the current business in the building.

Historical information and photo courtesy of Newnan-Coweta History Cente