Halawa Heights Gyms and Fitness

Eddie Clattenburg, always a fitness aficionado, competed on sports teams throughout his childhood and adolescence before studying exercise science at Arizona State and playing for their football team. When injuries forced him to end his football career, he resolved to stick with his passion by coaching and training. He successfully sought certifications as a personal trainer, a CrossFit Level 1 trainer, and a Level 1 Sports Performance coach while training more than 10,000 clients.

Today, Clattenburg continues to help students improve their physical fitness during personal training sessions and classes held in his own private training studio. E C Fitness's 2,400-square-foot facility abounds with TRX suspension training machines, medicine balls, and Olympic platforms, along with fully equipped locker rooms and showers. Clattenburg personally leads private training sessions, tailoring each of his lessons to accommodate the student's personal goals, whether they seek weight loss, enhanced sports performance, or muscle training. Throughout the week, intimate groups of up to 12 students sweat through high-intensity Warrior classes that last an hour each, which is as long as it takes to whittle a totem pole with a butter knife.

The expert techs at Body By Laser tote a holistic philosophy alongside their space-age weight-loss treatments. In addition to their arsenal of cold lasers, they encourage patients to thoroughly evaluate their nutritional, exercise, and sleepwalking habits. With long-term goals in mind, the well-equipped fat vaporizers can usher clients directly into pair of skinny jeans or a form-fitted cardboard box.

Honolulu born and raised, CrossFit HTF/HI Town Fitness's owners Ian Ajimine and Clarence Chee opened their 2500 sq ft facility to help students of all ages and ability levels learn the Crossfit program. Ajimine brings the intensity of his Army Ranger training to each regimen, and Chee backs him up with triple CrossFit certifications in basic training, kettlebell, and gymnastics. With a program that stays fresh by constantly chaning, they challenge students to whip around heavy battle ropes, heft their own bodyweight, and outrun local sea monsters during high-energy one-hour boot camps.