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GRXYFIT Logo. The X is two mountains with the lower being a slate gray color.

ABOUT

Ryan, Mason, and Greyson are smiling and all wearing GRXYFIT hats. Ryan and Greyson have the logo dad hat. Mason is wearing the Protect Trans Youth Five Panel. They are at Goldspot Brewing in Denver, Colorado.

Hi — I’m Greyson, founder of GRXYFIT (pronounced “grey-fit”). Thank you for being here.

 

I’m a lifelong athlete, certified personal trainer, and advocate for more inclusive spaces in fitness and sport. Growing up, sports were where I found confidence, joy, and a sense of self. But in college, that changed.

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I was recruited to swim on a women’s team in western Massachusetts. Not long into my first season, I realized I couldn’t continue as a transgender man. I was forced to make a choice: stay and compete on a team that didn’t reflect who I was, or choose myself and begin my transition.

 

I chose myself.

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For a long time, I questioned that decision. But that experience made one thing clear: trans athletes face barriers long before they ever step onto a field, into a pool, or inside a gym. GRXYFIT exists to break down those barriers and create space for people who have been left out.

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The fitness industry often promotes a narrow, exclusionary idea of what “healthy” looks like. I believe in something different—a holistic, individualized approach that recognizes every body, identity, and lived experience.

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Today, I offer donation-based personal training for clients of all levels and abilities, with a focus on supporting queer and transgender individuals. I work with clients in Minneapolis and the Twin Cities, as well as online, providing programming, form guidance, and accountability.

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But fitness doesn’t have to include the gym.

GRXYFIT is about helping you build strength, confidence, and well-being in whatever way works for you. You deserve to feel at home in your body and in the spaces you move through.

 

My job is to help you find out how we can do that, together. 

WHY GRXYFIT

Greyson is smiling with his arms at his side. His hoodie says "Protect Trans Athletes" on the sleeve.

When I was brainstorming names, GRXYFIT just felt right. Almost everyone’s first response was the same: “How do you pronounce it?” or “Is it spelled grey or gray?”

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The answer is neither.

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Much of my life has been spent navigating the space between binaries. The “X” in GRXYFIT represents that space—a variable, a refusal to be defined, and an invitation to define health and wellness on your own terms.

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The “X” is also shaped like two mountains. Moving to Colorado in 2019 was one of the most liberating decisions of my life. Hiking, skiing, and being outside became foundational to both my mental and physical well-being.

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Whether that sense of strength comes from the gym, sport, or simply being outdoors, everyone deserves to feel safe, empowered, and at home in their body.

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I would be honored to be a part of your journey.

GRXYFIT VISION

This is our logo with a slate blue mountain on the bottom. Behind the logo is a faded mountainscape.
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