EoS Fitness Plans Hernando County Debut with Two Locations

The fitness chain has new studios in the works in Spring Hill and Brooksville

Neil Cooney
Written By Neil Cooney
News Writer
Photo: Official (Image credit: EoS Fitness)

What Now reported this summer on plans by EoS Fitness, the affordable chain of fitness centers currently growing at breakneck speed in Florida and elsewhere, to open four new locations before the end of 2026, including two in Bradenton and one more apiece in Oldsmar and St. Petersburg.

That’s 2026—but what’s next for the brand in the Tampa Bay region once these are open? Coverage published by the Tampa Bay Business Journal this week answers the question.

“The fast-growing and affordable fitness chain is planning its first Hernando County locations,” the coverage says.

Two new locations are in the works from EoS Fitness going into 2027. Next year, EoS Fitness will open a new studio in Brooksville, at 14331 Cortez Blvd. It will open another in 2028 in Spring Hill, at 13455 County Line Road.

EoS Fitness is a brand that helps “Flex your muscles, stretch your wallet.”

“EōS Memberships make it easy to focus on fitness,” the EoS Fitness website says. “Get premium health and fitness amenities, strength training equipment and expert Personal Training at an affordable price… From free weights and Olympic weightlifting platforms, countless strength training and cardio options, indoor Pools and Basketball Courts, to Saunas and post-workout recovery, we’ve got everything you need for an awesome workout.”

You can keep up with all things EoS Fitness by following @eosfitness on Instagram.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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