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BRICK BODIES IN THE NEWS
November 5, 2007-
Chessboxing: Matching hits, wits
by Patrick Stoetzer
Times Staff Writer
REISTERSTOWN — John Shaddock shouts instructions to his boxing class students as they shuffle between three stations.
They work out in short bursts, and everything is timed to music under a techno beat. Shaddock divides the 13 students into small groups ... [read more]
November 1, 2007-
Special Session: Republicans To Block Slots Referendum; Tobacco, Sales Tax Hike Reviewed
by Robert Lang
WBAL Radio
It's the fourth day of the Maryland General Assembly's special session on Governor O'Malley's tax plan to help eliminate a projected structural deficit of up to $1.7-billion, and Thursday House Republicans put up a road block on Governor O'Malley's slots plan.
House Republican leaders say the chamber's 37 Republicans will oppose the governor's plan ... [read more]
November 1st - Brick Bodies/Lynne Brick's in Annapolis
Brick Bodies/Lynne Brick’s Takes Lawyers Mall in Annapolis to rally against Taxing Health Club Memberships.
Click here to view photos of the event.
October 3, 2007-
Chess Boxing: Emerging international sport combines brains and brawn
by Susan C. Ingram
Community Times
The sweat is flying, speed bags are fluttering, the heavy bag thumping and swaying - all to the beat of driving rock and house music.
Such is the pace and hum of John Shaddock's advanced boxing class at Brick Bodies in Reisterstown... [read more]
August 2007-
 May 2007 - IHRSA 2007 Victor and Lynne Brick pictured with ABC newsman Sam Donaldson, at the IHRSA (International Racquet and Sportsclubs Association) Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C. The Summit is held annually as an effort by IHRSA to gain the support of Senators and Congressmen/women to enact positive legislation supporting healthy lifestyles. Lynne and Victor met with Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD), Senator Ben Cardin (D-MD), Congressman Dutch Ruppersburger (D-MD), Congressman Elijah Cummings (D-MD), and Conressman Wayne Gilchrest (D-MD), to enlist their support for the WHIP Act (Workforce Health Improvement Act, H.R. 1748 and S.1038) which would ensure the wellness benefits offered by companies to employees towards membership in off-site fitness facilities and health clubs is not taxed as income to the employees.
January 2007 - "New Year, New You" Starts Today, Baltimore Examiner, January 1, 2007
December 2006 - Brick Bodies leases Reisterstown space, The Jeffersonian, December 5, 2006
October 2006- Chartley to get chain's largest fitness club, Community Times, October 4, 2006.
 September 2006 - Lynne Brick Is Master of Ceremonies for the 6th Annual Walk/Run for Kids' Sake
Lynne Brick led walkers and
runners in warm-up exercises prior to the 9am start
time. Funds raised through the Walk/Run will provide
support to a wide array of Villa Maria programs such
as residential treatment for children, ages 6 to 14,
special education schools,after-school and
community-based programs, therapeutic mentoring, and
outpatient counseling for children, adults and
families.
May 2006 - Lynne Brick elected to the IHRSA (International Health Racquet & Sportsclub Association) Board of Directors for 2007
May 2006 - Brick Bodies Announces Jessica Sheffield as Corporate Wellness Director
May 7, 2006 - 
Lynne Brick, leading the warm up
for the Great Strides Cystic Fibrosis event
February 2006 - Les Mills International Appoints Victor and Lynne Brick as First Regional Distributor in the United States
March 2005 - Lynne Brick Named to Maryland's Top 100 Women Circle of Excellence
2004 - Lynne Brick Named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year 2004
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