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The trainers ask about what work the client has been done in the past, what goals they have for their body and more.

That’s how the trainers can determine how — or if — they can help. I went to a ball one night and didn’t get home until 8 a.m. In 2008, I moved to NYC to be part of the ballroom scene and model.

The signature Get Thicc program is a six-week program, and, after that, membership is month-to-month.

I realized, if I’m going to do something, I’m going all out—and if I set a goal, I’m going to achieve it. I used to be more of a split-training guy, focusing on one body part at a time.

DMM: Do it. Set small goals, and go after them.

For the record, JAMC Fit is not limited to just training one type of client, but they have found they can relate to their niche audience with a certain specificity.

With over 200,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, Forte talks honestly about his relationship with two partners, adding to the conversation about different types of love in the LGBTQIA+ community.

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Forte’s online presence extends beyond fitness content and attractive photos.

The two train at the gym in their residential complex. A couple of years later, my manager suggested I come to the gym with him. That’s basically where they interview new clients about the clients’ needs and wants.

DMM: In 2013 and 2014, I got really into working out.

“We talked about training [all] people, but I wasn’t focused on that niche,” Cortes said. First, it’s the fear of walking into those spaces, then you don’t know what to do, and then all those emotions hit at once so you divert into cardio. It’s a truly great community, and that’s why I love it and keep doing it.

MEN'S HEALTH: Tell me about your childhood.

What was it like growing up as a gay man in the South?

DIEGO MIYAKE MUGLER: I grew up in Greensboro, North Carolina, as the oldest of four boys.