The PowerHouse Gym
Mr. Jessie Nana Kofi is your host at the Powerhouse Gym in Accra



Get a great workout from the master!







Located in the neighborhood of Kisseman, in Achimota, the atmosphere is friendly and laid-back at the Powerhouse Gym.









But don't let that fool you!

The workouts are serious and professional.



Visitors are welcome






If you are visiting Ghana, feel free to contact Jessie to visit the gym. Training sessions are available.

Jessie is also a great guide when traveling Ghana.
Contact Jessie at jessie@easyTrackGhana.com



Pump it up!






Be a star at the PowerHouse

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