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TY
GUNDLACH

Personal Trainer · Co-Founder, District 507

Ty Gundlach's relationship with fitness started not in a gym, but in competition. He began training at age 12 — a foundation built through years of disciplined work that eventually led to a professional career in the fitness industry spanning over nine years.

During the pandemic, Ty transitioned from his work in the Twin Cities to running a personal training operation out of a friend's facility in Menomonie, WI. From there, he stepped in to manage a struggling Snap Fitness location in Kenosha, WI — and turned it profitable.

That experience — building something from scratch, fixing what's broken, and creating an environment where people actually want to train — is what District 507 was born from. Ty brings operational expertise, coaching depth, and genuine investment in every member who walks through the door.

Train with Ty

JAY
OZUNA

Head Coach · District 507

Jay Ozuna's story is one of the most honest in fitness. He began weightlifting young, driven by competitive wrestling — a sport that demanded year-round training and discipline. Despite the hard work, he struggled to gain weight. He hovered around 113 pounds throughout his wrestling years, held back not by lack of effort, but by a lack of proper nutritional knowledge. He was constantly told to "just eat more." No one ever actually taught him how.

After high school, Jay stepped away from training entirely. He found himself in an unhealthy place — physically and mentally. The loss of several close family members compounded everything. He reached a turning point where something had to change before things spiraled further.

A close friend stepped in. He took Jay under his wing, reintroduced structure, accountability, and discipline into his life — and pushed him to train alongside him during competition prep. Jay was forced outside his comfort zone immediately. Through intense training, proper nutrition, and nonstop education, he committed fully to the process.

In six months, Jay gained over 40 pounds — reaching 160 pounds and feeling better than he ever had. His energy, focus, confidence, and mindset all transformed. But more importantly, he found purpose again.

As people began noticing his progress and asking for guidance, he realized that helping others improve their health, confidence, and mindset was the most rewarding thing he had ever done. That realization is what led him to pursue a career in fitness — built on education, accountability, and creating real, lasting change through training.