Issue 2 FEA Andrew Kosove - P 2013
This story first appeared in the Jan. 18 issue of The Hollywood Reporter magazine.
Execs hungry for a challenge — such as Alcon Entertainment chief and Ironman competitor Andrew Kosove — call on “Coach” Gareth Thomas.
“What he does is based on very advanced physiological science,” says Kosove. At Thomas’ new TRIO performance center in Brentwood (1161 San Vicente Blvd.), clients receive VO2 (oxygen consumption) and other tests to optimize training ($250 per session).
PHOTOS: Get Healthy, the Hollywood Way
Former Moulin Rouge dancer Samantha Rabon has recruited a cadre of fellow dancers as instructors at the new XTEND BARRE (8254 Melrose Ave.). The workout ($250 a month) combines isometric movements, dance and cardio.
On Jan. 15, Santa Monica’s Iron Fitness (1919 Broadway St., ironla.com) will debut MOMENTUM BY IRON, a stand-alone group fitness studio headed by Shedding for the Wedding instructor Jennifer Cohen. Its four signature classes include Crossfit Yoga with Kate Abate (who has trained David Duchovny).
STORY: THR’s Ultimate Fitness Guide: How To Get Healthy, The Hollywood Way
In February, celebrity trainer Tracy Anderson opens a Brentwood studio, where members can take virtual classes with Anderson herself. (11920 San Vicente Blvd., tracyandersonmethod.com, monthly fees from $500.)
Related Stories
More from The Hollywood Reporter
-
![]()
-
![]()
-
streaming
Patrick Stump on AI Chatbot Fall Out Boy Lyrics: “You’re Consuming Art That Has No Expression Behind It”
![]()
-
![]()
-
Rambling Reporter
Why Barack Obama Dined With Michael B. Jordan, Regina King, the Daniels and More in Brentwood
![]()
-
thr news
U.S. Army to Run Repurposed ‘Be All You Can Be’ Ads Without Actor Jonathan Majors During NCAA Final Four
![]()
