Tyler and Jordan Shough met in college — a quarterback and a soccer player competing at the top level of athletics. Now, this professional quarterback and former D1 athlete train side by side in a home gym built with Life Fitness / Hammer Strength. It's the equipment Tyler Shough trusts as a pro and the gear Jordan Shough leaned on to rebuild after their first child. Commercial-grade performance, ready for even the quickest sweat sesh.
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Step Inside Their Home Gym
Two athletes, one newborn and a home gym that keeps up with it all. Watch Tyler and Jordan walk you through the Life Fitness / Hammer Strength setup that fits around game days, nap times, and everything in between.
Two Athletes, One Standard
Throughout their collegiate careers, Tyler and Jordan chased the same standard. That drive didn’t end when college did; they carried it into their professional careers and brought it home.
Now, that same standard lives in a home gym where two athletes still train like the game is on the line, with the same equipment they’ve trained on at pro facilities for years.

"As a professional athlete, it asks a lot of my body in different ways. Whenever I come home, I want to be with my family." — Tyler
training essentials at home
A pro season works Tyler's body in every direction, so his home gym is built to match. The Club Series+ Treadmill covers conditioning and recovery. The Hammer Strength NX Half Rack and 4-Sided Urethane Dumbbells cover the heavy lifting. Every accessory in between rounds it out. Training stays on his terms, and family time stays sacred.
"Once I was finally cleared, I could start rebuilding my core and get back into progressive overload lifting." — Jordan
A Safe Space to Come Back
After their son Grayson arrived, Jordan needed a place to rebuild on her own schedule — core first, then real progressive overload, Olympic lifts, and running. Having commercial-grade equipment steps away meant the comeback could start the moment she was ready.

"Being able to put him down for a nap and come in for even 20 minutes has been so nice." — Jordan
Twenty Minutes Is Enough
New parenthood doesn't always leave room for a one-hour class across town. A home gym turns twenty minutes while the baby naps into a real workout.
"I've had these brands in my professional weight rooms. It was a no-brainer. You don't really miss a step." — Tyler
From the Facility to Home
Tyler trained on Life Fitness / Hammer Strength in professional weight rooms as he built his career. Bringing that same level of training home was the natural next step. Because you don't compromise when performance is on the line.





















