Newly Renovated Fitness Center Unveiled at Jackson State Community College
Only NJCAA school in Tennessee to feature Rogue Fitness

JACKSON, TENN. – Jackson State Community College (JSCC) recently completed an equipment upgrade for the college’s Green Jay Fitness Center, located inside the gymnasium. The more than 2,000 square foot facility has been outfitted with Rogue Fitness equipment, making JSCC the first National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) institution in Tennessee to feature the world-class brand.

Designed to empower the campus community with top-tier fitness opportunities, the Green Jay Fitness Center now features quality performance equipment that is accessible to all enrolled students, employees, and the college’s athletic programs. As part of the renovation, the facility was optimized to provide additional equipment previously not available. This renovation will allow athletic teams to conduct more in-depth and comprehensive workouts to increase in-game performance.

“This state-of-the-art fitness center is a reflection of our commitment to providing the best resources for the campus community,” said Athletic Director Dr. Kevin Lynum. “Whether you’re a competitive athlete or simply prioritizing your health, our Green Jay Fitness offers something for everyone.”

The Green Jay Fitness Center will officially open its doors on January 20 and operate Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The facility will not only serve as a hub for independent workouts but will now also offer programming such as cycling classes, running groups, and other group fitness opportunities throughout each semester. The center is staffed during operating hours with knowledgeable attendants to assist and support members during their workouts.

JSCC invites students, faculty, and staff to come experience the new Green Jay Fitness Center and explore the many ways it can contribute to a healthier lifestyle. With world-class equipment and diverse fitness options, Green Jay Fitness is more than a gym—it’s a place to thrive.

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