“He interviewed me right there on the spot,” Burrell said.īurrell moved up the ranks quickly.

“I thought my goal was to have an indoor softball and baseball facility of my own,” Burrell said.īut in May 2017, she walked into a Workout Anytime to sign up and the owner was in need of a manager. She earned her bachelors and masters degrees in sports management and biology before landing a job in an indoor softball and baseball facility in Charlotte in May 2016. “She jumped in with both feet, was hungry to learn, passionate about the industry and is very service oriented.”īurrell graduated from Great Bridge High School in 2011 and went to Wingate University, near Charlotte, North Carolina, on a softball scholarship. “She understands leadership, building teams, and working together,” Harof said. She also said Burrell, the youngest franchisee in Workout Anytime’s history, is a great addition to the Workout Anytime team. We like to be considered the ‘Cheers’ of the health club business where our staff, owners and managers know the members and we have that connection.” “We were one of the forerunners getting into the 24/7 fitness business,” Harof said.

Terri Harof, Workout Anytime’s director of franchise development, said the Georgia-based franchise has had its business model in place for 20 years. “And being able to provide that service that I’ve experienced here in Charlotte to the Chesapeake area is a dream come true.” “I’m super excited for it, just because I feel like I’m bringing something to that area that they haven’t seen yet,” Burrell said. E-Pilot Evening Edition Home Page Close Menu

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