Dynasty Fitness Gym Equipment

Dynasty Fitness was born from a passion for excellence and a commitment to redefining the standards of fitness equipment. Founded by a family team - a husband and wife alongside a brother-in-law - the company is influenced by the founder’s father-in-law and his 40-year expertise in the fitness industry. With the belief that everyone deserves the best quality at the best price, Dynasty Fitness set out to create products that deliver unmatched durability, performance, and long-term value. Their journey began with a vision to design fitness equipment that would stand the test of time and support customers through every step of their fitness journey. At Dynasty Fitness, the mission is to empower individuals to achieve their fitness goals by providing high-quality, innovative equipment that combines elegance with functionality. Whether through meticulously designed training equipment or advanced recovery products, the team is dedicated to continuous improvement—leveraging the latest technology and industry insights to create solutions that exceed customer expectations. Quality is never compromised at Dynasty Fitness, and this principle guides everything they do. As a small, family-run business, they truly care about each customer and strive to create a personal experience - whether someone is purchasing a single machine or outfitting an entire gym. Every product is designed to deliver exceptional performance, durability, and aesthetics, ensuring a standard of “Quality Fit for Royalty.”

Los Angeles County

Scott Snowden

Los Angeles Metropolitan Area

Santa Monica

California

Dynasty Fitness was born from a passion for excellence and a commitment to redefining the standards of fitness equipment. Founded by a family team ...

The 14 houseguests announced today by CBS for the 17th season of "Big Brother" include three who live in Los Angeles.Austin Matelson is a 30-year-old from Woodland Hills and the professional wrestler known as Judas. His parents were hippies who let him stop going to school before eighth grade, but later received a master's degree in history.Da'Vonne Rodgers is a 27-year-old poker dealer who was raised in Inglewood and now lives in Los Angeles. She comes from a religious family. Her mother was a minister and her uncle is a pastor, but when her family was in church and Bible study, she was at the beach or out with her friends.Rogers' grandmother was the person who understood her best and the two watched "Big Brother" together. Her grandmother encouraged Parker to apply to be on the show.Jace Agolli is a 23-year-old professional trainer who lives in Venice Beach. The native of Dunwoody, Georgia surfs, snowboards and skateboards.'Big Brother" will begins its 17th season June 24 with a second episode airing June 25. "New twists" to the series will be announced on both June 24 and June 25, according to CBS."Big Brother" will regularly air Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. with the eviction show airing Thursdays at 9 p.m. The winner will receive $500,000.City News ServicePhotos: CBS

The 14 houseguests announced today by CBS for the 17th season of “Big Brother” include three who live in Los Angeles.

Austin Matelson is a 30-year-old from Woodland Hills and the professional wrestler known as Judas. His parents were hippies who let him stop going to school before eighth grade, but later received a master’s degree in history.Da’Vonne Rodgers is a 27-year-old poker dealer who was raised in Inglewood and now lives in Los Angeles. She comes from a religious family. Her mother was a minister and her uncle is a pastor, but when her family was in church and Bible study, she was at the beach or out with her friends.

Rogers’ grandmother was the person who understood her best and the two watched “Big Brother” together. Her grandmother encouraged Parker to apply to be on the show.Jace Agolli is a 23-year-old professional trainer who lives in Venice Beach. The native of Dunwoody, Georgia surfs, snowboards and skateboards.

‘Big Brother” will begins its 17th season June 24 with a second episode airing June 25. “New twists” to the series will be announced on both June 24 and June 25, according to CBS.“Big Brother” will regularly air Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. with the eviction show airing Thursdays at 9 p.m. The winner will receive $500,000.

City News ServicePhotos: CBS

Culver City

Austin Matelson, a professional wrestler from Woodland Hills, is one of three LA County residents in the 17th season of "Big Brother."