what is kidfit?a New Way for Kids to Stay Active & Involved

At KidFit, we are reimaging how we introduce our kids to fitness. Our program redefines the approach by making it fun and accessible for children of all abilities and skill levels ages walking 1 year olds to age 14. With a variety of physical activities and supportive coaching, KidFit encourages kids to explore movement, build friendships, and develop essential life skills by empowering them to live healthy, active lives.

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a Family Business Created for FamiliesMaking KidFit a Reality in Huntington, WV

When their son expressed a desire for a supportive environment to practice fitness and make friends, Ricki and Michael Gullion realized they didn’t have many options in the area besides little league sports. Driven by a passion for personal growth, friendship, and fun, they set out to create KidFit—a place where children could engage in playful and healthy activities that foster confidence, fitness, and well-being. Today, KidFit stands as a testament to their vision, providing a welcoming community where every child can grow, learn, and discover their potential.

  • A smiling man wearing a gray T-shirt with the logo 'Kid Fit' and the slogan 'Building Thriving Kids' standing in a gym.

    Michael Gullion

    CO-FOUNDER | CEO

  • A woman with long blonde hair smiling, wearing a green t-shirt that says 'KID FIT' and 'BUILDING THRIVING KIDS,' standing indoors near a reception desk.

    Ricki Gullion

    CO-FOUNDER | CEO

  • A man with dark hair and a beard wearing a black "Kid Fit" t-shirt standing indoors with a neutral expression.

    Adamu Yusuf

    COACH

  • A young woman with long curly red hair smiling in an indoor gym, wearing a black T-shirt with white text and design that says "Kid Fit".

    Belle Miller

    COACH

  • A smiling young woman with blonde hair wearing a black T-shirt with the words "KID FIT" and a logo on it, standing indoors in a fitness facility.

    Cassidy Duffer

    COACH

  • A woman with curly red hair smiling, wearing a black T-shirt with the words Kid Fit and a logo on it, standing inside a fitness facility.

    Courtney Chapman

    COACH

  • A young girl with long, curly, light brown hair and blue eyes stands indoors with a neutral expression. She is wearing a black T-shirt with white text and a logo that reads "KID FIT." In the background, there are blurred gym equipment and ceiling lights.

    Hadley Addis

    COACH

  • Smiling woman with red hair in a ponytail, wearing a black T-shirt with a white logo that says 'Kid Fit' and blue earrings, standing in an indoor gym or fitness center.

    Lindsay Daniels

    COACH

  • A young woman with glasses, wearing a black Kid Fit shirt, standing indoors with a neutral background.

    Megan Martin

    COACH

  • Smiling young man with brown hair and a beard, wearing a black T-shirt with a white logo that says 'Kid Fit', standing in an indoor gym.

    Noah Chapman

    COACH

  • Young woman with long wavy blonde hair smiling and standing indoors in a black T-shirt with a white graphic design.

    Payton Dille

    COACH

Our Core Pillars at kidfit

At KidFit, we believe that goal setting, friendship, and fun are the essential pillars that support a child’s development and well-being. Each of these elements plays a crucial role in shaping not only active, healthy kids but also well-rounded individuals.

A young girl standing on a stage holding a large award sign that says "Courage Award" with a green asterisk and the words "Presented by Kid Fit".

Courage

 We are teaching kids to know what it means to do hard things even when it might be scary.

  • Achieving personal goals boosts self-esteem and helps children believe in their abilities and enhance their overall performance.

  • Learning to overcome challenges teaches kids that setbacks are part of the journey, instilling a growth mindset that encourages persistence.

  • As children navigate their own paths, they develop decision-making skills and a sense of ownership and control over their progress.

Children participating in a fitness class at Kid Fit, with some doing squats in a gym studio and others watching or waiting, with walls decorated with motivational words.

Commitment

We are following through on our word and seeing things through to completion. 

  • Through fun interactions and group activities, kids learn essential skills like communication, cooperation, and empathy.

  • Kids learn the importance of supporting each other, helping them feel more connected and understood as they face new challenges.

  • Although not a traditional sports team, kids learn collaboration and the value of working together toward their goals.

A young boy standing on a black platform, holding a black shield-shaped award plaque that reads 'Confidence Award', presented by Kid Fit, and smiling.

Confidence

We are building confidence in who they are as a person and helping them carry that throughout the rest of their lives. 

  • When children have fun, they are more likely to stay active and motivated, developing a lifelong love for fitness.

  • Fun activities stimulate imagination and creativity, encouraging kids to think outside the box and explore new ideas.

  • Play and laughter are essential for reducing stress and enhancing emotional health, allowing kids to express themselves joyfully.

A young girl in a green T-shirt and shorts is hanging from playground bars, smiling and looking happy while other children are nearby.

Character

We are developing kids into well rounded and emotionally intelligent members of society. 

  • Through fun interactions and group activities, kids learn essential skills like communication, cooperation, and empathy.

  • Kids learn the importance of supporting each other, helping them feel more connected and understood as they face new challenges.

  • Although not a traditional sports team, kids learn collaboration and the value of working together toward their goals.