Gabe Jones, MSES • Performance Coach
Gabe Jones isn't just a trainer. He's a Master of Science in Exercise Science who programs with precision and coaches with intensity. Whether you're stepping into a gym for the first time or you're an athlete chasing an edge, Gabe builds programs around you.
Based in Chicago. Training everywhere. From Peace Runners 773 community workouts to elite 1:1 sessions, Gabe shows up where the work is.
The most direct route to your goal. Every rep, every set, every session built entirely around you.
Small groups of 3-5. Expert coaching, a competitive environment, and a crew that pushes you.
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Gabe doesn't just hand you a program -- he teaches you why every movement matters. I hit a PR every single month.
Lost 28 lbs in 4 months. Online programming made it possible with my schedule. Gabe checks in and keeps you locked in.
As a basketball player, performance is everything. My vertical jumped 4 inches in 8 weeks. The science is real.
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Gabe will personally reach out within 24 hours.
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// Replace the selector if needed (use the full src URL to be exact)
const img = document.querySelector('img[src="IMAGE_URL.jpg"]');
console.log(img ? img.naturalWidth + ' x ' + img.naturalHeight : 'image not found');
// Or, if you opened the image directly in its own tab:
// In the console, run:
const i = document.querySelector('img'); console.log(i.naturalWidth + ' x ' + i.naturalHeight);
Once you have the pixel dimensions (for example 1200 x 800), add explicit width and height attributes to the img tag for layout stability, and keep it responsive with CSS.
Notes: keep width/height as the image's intrinsic pixels (naturalWidth/naturalHeight). Browsers use those attributes to reserve the aspect ratio while CSS (max-width:100%; height:auto;) keeps images responsive. If you regenerate scaled files for srcset, ensure each file's dimensions match its descriptor.
If you want, I can find and insert the exact naturalWidth/naturalHeight for any image directly into the img tag in your code — say "Yes, add dimensions" and I will update the HTML with the correct values.