Celebrate the grand opening!

Kyle Hotz, ACE Owner, Founder, Higher Heights Fitness • August 11, 2025

Anyone who pops in on August 16 to Higher Heights Fitness's new Lakewood location will be automatically entered into a drawing to win one full year of Open Gym membership, a $1,000 value.

Three people posing in a gym, with one seated on equipment and two standing, all wearing casual athletic apparel.

On three floors of high-tech training and recovery equipment, Higher Heights Fitness's hybrid model allows people to train one-on-one or come and go with open gym access. 


To celebrate our mission of helping people reach their peak potential, we’re throwing an Open House at our new Lakewood location on Saturday, August 16, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Come tour our state-of-the-art facility, meet the trainers and enjoy some other local vendors in the wellness arena—Beyond Juicery and Zero Doubt meal service—as well as entertainment and some amazing this-day-only raffles and specials.


Anyone who pops in that day will be automatically entered into a drawing to win one full year of Open Gym membership, a $1,000 value. And that Saturday only, we are offering a special on training. It’s usually four 30-minute sessions for $180 per month, but you can purchase a three-month membership for only $299.


If you can’t make that afternoon, we welcome you to come tour our location anytime during the hours we’re open. On three floors of high-tech training and recovery equipment, our hybrid model allows people to train one-on-one or come and go with open gym access. We focus on assessment with the InBody 270 scanner to take a person’s health stats and then reassess the results every six to eight weeks. For high-tech recovery, we offer three saunas, compression boot therapy, a Theragun and a cold plunge bath.


Higher Heights Fitness has two locations: 15315 Detroit Ave., just west of Warren Road in Lakewood, call 216-712-6767; and 8251 Chippewa Road in the back of the Heinen’s Plaza in Brecksville, call 440-630-9497. For more information, visit HigherHeightsFitness.com.


Reader Deal


Mention this story and get your first month free when buying a three-month package. Or take $200 off the seven-week experience package that includes an initial consultation and fitness assessment, seven weeks of workouts (two sessions per week), plus a final assessment. The package also includes the Nutrition Program and two free Unrefined meals. Offers good through September 30, 2025.

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