Designing Accessible Fitness Spaces for Everyone
At Fit 22, we believe well-designed fitness spaces greatly impact health and well-being. While over 60% of Canadians exercise daily, 75% cite time constraints as a major barrier. That's why we focus on creating accessible fitness spaces in workplaces and residential areas, helping people stay active and healthy.
Of Canadians exercise for at least 30 minutes daily.
Of Canadians say time constraints are the biggest obstacle to regular exercise.
"We have worked with Casey and the Fit 22 team for years and know the level of service and care they provide their clients, which is why we are happy to have them represent the Keiser brand." — Mark Kocaba, Keiser Corporation, Canadian Sales Manager
Our expertise
Fit 22 specializes in designing and servicing a wide range of commercial spaces
Our team
At Fit 22, our team is committed to taking you to the next level. With a passion for fitness and design, we collaborate to create innovative spaces that inspire and elevate your fitness experience.
Casey Mott
Owner & President
With a commitment to excellence, Casey leads the team with a focus on innovation and growth.
Contact Casey
Pedro Parra
Design & Installation
Pedro brings creativity and precision to each project, ensuring every design comes to life seamlessly.
Contact Pedro (604) 719-3937
Dee Yaseen
Sales & Operations Manager
Dee drives sales while streamlining operations, ensuring clients get both expert guidance and seamless service.
Contact Dee (604) 374-7764
Simona Horak
Sales Administrator
Simona is known for her attention to detail and dedication to supporting our clients and sales team.
Contact Simona (778) 996-2323
Cam Glazner
Senior Sales Manager
Cam combines industry expertise with a passion for building client relationships and driving results.
Contact Cam (778) 866-2647
Lorne Postlehwaite
Account Manager
Lorne excels in fostering client relationships and delivering tailored solutions to meet unique needs.
Contact Lorne (604) 441-5769"A customer is the most important visitor on our premises. They are not dependent on us. We are dependent on them. They are not an interruption in our work. They are the purpose of it. They are not an outsider in our business. They are part of it. We are not doing them a favour by serving them. They are doing us a favour by giving us an opportunity to do so." — Fit22 Credo