Drive Custom Fit was recently featured on the Food for Thought podcast on KISS 108 and iHeartRadio, where owner Jake Bosse shared the story behind one of the fastest-growing fitness communities in Salem, New Hampshire.
Hosted by Billy Costa, the conversation brought together fitness and nutrition, featuring
Justin Aguirre and Allen Campbell of AC Kitchen, known for being Tom Brady’s personal chef.
The episode covered more than just workouts. It explored the evolution of Tuscan Village, the growth of Drive Custom Fit, and how structured training and smart nutrition work together to deliver real results.
From an Idea to the Anchor of Tuscan Village
Drive didn’t start as what you see today. It started with a simple idea: create a better training experience. One that goes beyond workouts and actually helps people build a strong, sustainable lifestyle.
From a small training space to becoming the fitness anchor of Tuscan Village, the vision has always been the same: build something different.
Not just bigger. Not just louder. Better. Today, Drive is a 25,000-square-foot facility built around purpose, structure, and a system designed to deliver real results.
What Makes Drive Different
At the core of Drive is a simple philosophy: training should be complete.
That’s why everything is built around four key pillars:
- Strength
- Endurance
- Cardio
- Recovery
It’s not random or guesswork; it’s a system. Every class, every session, every program is designed to help you move better, get stronger, and stay consistent over time. Because results don’t come from doing more. They come from doing the right things consistently.
Nutrition That Supports Performance
A major part of the conversation focused on the role nutrition plays in performance, recovery, and long-term health.
That perspective was reinforced by Allen Campbell, founder of AC Kitchen and former personal chef to Tom Brady.
With more than 25 years of experience, Allen has built his career around a simple belief: food isn’t just fuel—it’s a tool for transformation.
His work spans personalized nutrition, product development, and consulting with elite athletes and high-performance individuals. He’s co-authored multiple books on performance nutrition, including The TB12 Method, and continues to shape how people think about food, health, and longevity.
Through AC Kitchen, Allen delivers chef-crafted, organic meals designed to support energy, recovery, and consistency, aligning perfectly with the same principles behind training at Drive. He also works closely with Nuda Foods, helping reinvent comfort food with clean ingredients and performance-driven design.
Because real results don’t come from training alone. They come from how you support your body every day.
The Experience Hits Different
One of the most relatable moments from the podcast came from host Justin Aguirre, who is also a Drive member, who shared what it was like walking into Drive for the first time and how quickly everything changed. Like a lot of people, he thought he knew what to expect. He didn’t.
One class in: Circuit, everything changed.
The intensity.
The structure.
The coaching.
It pushed him in a way he hadn’t experienced before.
That’s the difference.
Drive isn’t just a place you go to work out. It’s a place that challenges you, supports you, and keeps you coming back.
Training That Pushes You Forward
From high-energy circuit training to HYROX-style workouts, Drive is built to deliver.
Think:
- Fast-paced, structured training
- Full-body workouts
- Real-time coaching
- Measurable effort and progress
It’s designed for all levels. Whether you’re just getting started or pushing performance, the system adapts to you while still challenging you to improve.
That balance is where progress happens.
Built on Community
What really sets Drive apart isn’t just the programming.
It’s the people. From the coaching staff to the members on the floor, everything is built around a shared goal: getting better together.
You’re not walking in alone. You’re stepping into a system that’s designed to support you.
That’s where accountability comes from. That’s where consistency is built. And that’s what leads to real, lasting results.
Take a Walk With Us
This podcast is more than just a feature. It’s a look behind the scenes at what Drive is, how it started, and what’s coming next. Take a walk with us and hear how Drive came to life and what’s coming to you next.
🎧 Tap in. Turn it up.