We are one of the few Community Fitness facilities in the Triad that offerS

an Open Gym area, fully equipped for Functional Fitness, Weightlifting, Powerlifting & Bodybuilding.

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706 SOUTH MAIN STREET
LEXINGTON, NC 27292

 

WHY HOG TOWN?

We offer an Open Gym area, fully equipped for Functional Fitness, Weightlifting, Powerlifting, and Bodybuilding. CHECK OUT OUR GYM WALKTHROUGH TO SEE OUR SPACE AND EQUIPMENT.

 

MEMBERS SPEAK OUT

"I love this place <3
I don't have enough words to thank Jeff and Courtney " — CAROLINA CAST

"Jeff and Courtney really care about the well-being of us and are genuinely kind and good hearted souls. Love you guys and thank you for all that you do to help us and the community.. " — JENNIFER KEENEY

"I can’t say enough good things about this community. This place fosters wellness all the way around. The best thing I can tell you is, you might come in alone but you will leave each time and have been a part of something bigger than yourself. " — ALLISON TUCK

PARTNERS

 
 

LT. MICHAEL “MURPH” MURPHY

EACH YEAR, on independence day, HOG TOWN CROSSFIT HONORS Michael Patrick "Murph" Murphy with “The MURPH”. The murph is a challenging crossfit workout that consists of:

  • A one-mile run

  • 100 pull-ups

  • 200 push-ups

  • 300 air squats

  • Another one-mile run - all while Wearing a weighted vest

MURPHY was a United States Navy SEAL officer who was awarded the U.S. military's highest decoration, the Medal of Honor, for his actions during the War in Afghanistan. He was the first member of the U.S. Navy to receive the award since the Vietnam War.

Murphy was killed on 28 June 2005 after he left his cover position and went to a clearing away from the mountains, exposing himself to a hail of gunfire in order to get a clear signal to contact headquarters for relaying the dire situation and requesting immediate support for his team. He dropped the satellite phone after being shot multiple times but picked the phone back up and finished the call. While being shot, he signed off saying- "Thank You", then continued fighting from his exposed position until he died from his wounds.

On 4 July 2005, Murphy's remains were found by a group of American soldiers during a combat search and rescue operation and returned to the United States. Nine days later, on 13 July, Murphy was buried with full military honors at Calverton National Cemetery.

 

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