Trainer delights in creating fitness center: ; Longtime fitness expert signed on to help tennis club design top-of- line facility

From: Charleston Daily Mail | Date: April 15, 2008| Author: MONICA OROSZ | Copyright information

Wylie Faw said he walks into work feeling like "I'm 10 years old with $10 going into the candy store."

For the longtime fitness trainer, that's what it was like when he was asked by management at the Charleston Tennis Club this past December to help conceive a new, 2,000-square-foot fitness center.

Faw knew what kind of equipment he'd pick - top-of-the line Precor machines developed by a three-decade-old Seattle, Wash.- based company that has collaborated with cardiovascular fit...

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