Agy Sardari
Trainer and coach (active elite athlete).
As a two-time MMA world champion I know how to get the maximum out of you. It is not just about your body; your mental resilience matters just as much. I look forward to getting started with you.
“Consistency is what transforms average into excellence”
Amy van Rijswijk
Trainer and coach.
As a teenager I played women’s football at the highest level, which is where my passion for sport began. I am enthusiastic and extremely driven. My strength is building a healthy foundation that fits your lifestyle. A lifestyle that does not feel like a struggle or a temporary fix.
“Work hard, enjoy hard”
Samuel Hovsepyan
Trainer and coach (active elite athlete).
As an elite athlete I have learned how important sport and movement are for your health. That drives me to lead others to a healthier life. My strength lies in my enthusiasm and ability to motivate, which I use to reach your goals together with you.
“Every day 1% better”
Wouter van Bussel
Trainer and coach (active elite athlete).
Sport has given me a great deal in life, in many ways. Discipline, structure, passion and, most important to me, a goal to work towards. I am a driven personal trainer and I am also building my career as an MMA athlete. I show my clients that sport brings positive change to their lives.
“Consistency beats intensity”
From wool factory to seven halls.
Two stories on one line: the building on the Ringbaan Oost on the left, B-me on the right.
- 1932
3 Suisses starts as one of the first mail-order companies: knitting yarn is wound, sold and shipped from here.
- 1959
First construction phase on the Ringbaan Oost, with chimney. Offices at the front, workshops at the back.
- 1971
Final construction phase: an extra floor on the workshops.
- 1980
3 Suisses closes in the Netherlands. The Naaykens family buys the building and preserves it.
- 1998
B-me starts in Tilburg, in a former De Gruyter building on the Goirkestraat, across from the Textile Museum.
- 1999
Het Zuidelijk Toneel moves in. From textile to culture.
- 2007
The first 96-hours.
- 2008
B-me moves to the first floor of 3 Suisses, Ringbaan Oost 8-12.
- 2009
Six months later the credit crisis hits and budget gyms appear. From 1,200 to 300 clients. B-me chooses the niche.
- 2011
Canan becomes world champion in Kyokushin. Entrepreneurs from Tilburg start calling; personal training grows fast.
- 2012
The low point of the crisis: eighty percent of the staff has to go.
- 2014
First renovation: a kitchen, to offer a home alongside consultancy and training.
- 2018
Major maintenance of the building, focused on sustainability and the tenants.
- 2019
The first MMA cage is built: De Kooi.
- 2020
Agy becomes world champion in MMA.
- 2024
De Bespreking and De Bestuurskamer are added.
- 2025
The Huiskamer is added; it used to be where the mobile cabinets now stand.
- 2026
Seven halls, a living room, 96-hours, C-level coaching and B-me Medical. Vitality for leaders and teams.