Pricing

Month to Month Membership Rates:

Single

$130

/month

Unlimited + Open Gym Access
$115 2 days/week

STUDENT

$110

/month

Unlimited + Open Gym Access
$100 2 days/week

Service Personnel

$120

/month

Unlimited – Law Enforcement, Fire Fighter, Nurses, and Military
$105 2 days per week

Couple and Family
$240

/month

Unlimited classes
$210 2 days per week

3 month, 6 month and 12 month package discounts available. Contact us for details.

Punch card
$225

/12 visits

Valid for 3 month period from purchase date

Individual coaching sessions

Private and semi-private coaching sessions available.

Pricing and availability may vary by coach.

Please contact us for information.

Corporate and Workplace Wellness Programs

We offer a variety of Workplace wellness solutions including on site fitness training, nutrition/health challenges and mobility/self-care seminars.

Contact us

Simple and Fair Pricing Policies

  • No Initiation Fees. We don’t incur a cost when you sign up, so why should we charge you?
  • No Contracts. We believe in our product. Pay for a membership you use and enjoy. If you don’t, while we’d like the chance to fix any issue you might have, you can quit at any time for any reason. Just give us 30 days written notice so we have time to update your records.
  • Freeze Your Account Anytime. Going on a long vacation? Just let us know you’d like to freeze the next 30 days before you get billed, and we’ll freeze it. If you freeze for longer than 30 days, you will lose the rate you were at.
  • No Penalties, Surcharges, etc. Unless you start doing things that make us incur a bunch of penalties, we’re not going to litter our contracts with fine print and fees.

Frequently Asked Questions

CrossFit is the principal strength and conditioning program for many police academies and tactical operations teams, military special operations units, champion martial artists, and hundreds of other elite and professional athletes worldwide.
Our program delivers a fitness that is, by design, broad, general, and inclusive. Our specialty is not specializing. Combat, survival, many sports, and life reward this kind of fitness and, on average, punish the specialist.

The CrossFit program is designed for universal scalability making it the perfect application for any committed individual regardless of experience. We’ve used our same routines for elderly individuals with heart disease and cage fighters one month out from televised bouts. We scale load and intensity; we don’t change programs.
The needs of Olympic athletes and our grandparents differ by degree not kind. Our terrorist hunters, skiers, mountain bike riders and housewives have found their best fitness from the same regimen. (Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.)

In gyms and health clubs throughout the world the typical workout consists of isolation movements and extended aerobic sessions. The fitness community from trainers to the magazines has the exercising public believing that lateral raises, curls, leg extensions, sit-ups and the like combined with 20-40 minute stints on the stationary bike or treadmill are going to lead to some kind of great fitness.
Well, with CrossFit, we work exclusively with compound movements and shorter high intensity cardiovascular sessions. We’ve replaced the lateral raise with push-press, the bicep curl with pull-ups, and the leg extension with squats. For every long distance effort, you will do five or six at short distance. Why? Because compound or functional movements and high intensity or anaerobic cardio is radically more effective at eliciting nearly any desired fitness result. Startlingly, this is not a matter of opinion but solid irrefutable scientific fact and yet the marginally effective old ways persist and are nearly universal. Our approach is consistent with what is practiced in elite training programs associated with major university athletic teams and professional sports. (Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.)

Absolutely! Your needs and the Olympic athlete’s differ only by degree, not kind. Increased power, strength, cardiovascular and respiratory endurance, flexibility, stamina, coordination, agility, balance, and coordination are each as important to the world’s best athletes as they are to the overweight, the sedentary, the sick, casual athletes, and even the elderly. The amazing truth is that the very same methods that elicit optimal response in the Olympic or professional athlete will optimize the same response in all these populations. Of course, we can’t load your grandmother with the same squatting weight that we’d assign an Olympic skier, but they both need to squat.
If the program works for Olympic Skiers and overweight, sedentary homemakers then it will work for you. (Courtesy of CrossFit Inc.)

For those who purchased any of our Groupon deals, here are the instructions on how to redeem them.
(restrictions apply / deal only available to new clients)

GETTING STARTED

  1. Before attending your first class: Make sure to print out your Groupon voucher and bring it to class to be redeemed.
  2. Please arrive about 10-15 minutes early to sign the waver and get acquainted with the gym before class.

You don’t need any special equipment to participate. Just show up ready to work. We do have recommendations regarding shoes, gear and clothing that are helpful and handy.

This is not your typical, on your own, gym experience. Every class is instructed by a highly knowledgeable and experienced coach who will guide you and push you to a higher level of fitness. You work out in a group format with other athletes there to push and encourage you. You receive personal attention and learn valuable skills in every class.

Do you want to? Weight loss/gain depends solely on diet; the quality of the diet, training, training history, recovery (sleep, low stress, etc.), and genetics help determine what amount of that gain/loss is muscle or fat. If you don’t want to get big (eg. a woman), you must eat only at or slightly below your maintenance level of calories. Now, on the other hand, If you train the WODs hard, and eat right (and slightly above maintenance calories) and get lots of sleep, you will definitely lose fat build muscle mass with the CrossFit protocol.
For all you guys doing workouts you found in the fitness magazines (i.e. bodybuilding workouts)… consider this…
According to Coach Glassman, the founder of Crossfit, the bodybuilding model is designed around, and requires, steroids for significant hypertrophy. The neuroendocrine response of bodybuilding protocols is so blunted that without “exogenous hormonal therapy” little happens. The CrossFit protocol is designed to elicit a substantial neuroendocrine whollop and hence packs an anabolic punch that puts on impressive amounts of muscle though that is not our concern. Strength is. Natural bodybuilders (the natural ones that are not on steroids) never approach the mass that our athletes do. They don’t come close. Those athletes who train for function end up with better form than those who value form over function. This is one of the beautiful ironies of training.

Boy do I hear this one alot from women. Let me start off by pointing out a point that Mark Rippetoe made in the Crossfit Journal :
“The fact is that aesthetics are best obtained from training for performance. In both architecture and human beauty, form follows function. Always and everywhere, the human body has a certain appearance when it performs at a high level, and depending on the nature of that high-level performance, this appearance is usually regarded as aesthetically pleasing, for reasons that are DNA-level deep. The training through which high-level performance is obtained is the only reliable way to obtain these aesthetics, and the only exceptions to this method of obtaining them are the occasional genetically-gifted freaks—people who look like they train when they were just born lucky. As a general rule, if you want to look like a lean athlete—the standard that most active people strive to emulate—you have to train like an athlete, and most people lack the “sand” for that.”

WOD: Workout Of the Day.
RX: Prescribed. This indicates that you completed the workout exactly as written, no modification of weight or movement.
AMRAP: As Many Rounds/Reps As Possible.
MET-CON: Metabolic Conditioning. This is a style of workout design that CrossFit is famous for which consist of high intensity execution of an exercise or exercises for time domains.
PR: Personal Record for a certain lift or workout.
1RM: One rep max. Generally referring to weightlifting and weighted movements.
OLY: Olympic Weightlifting, including the movement Snatch, Clean, and Jerk.

We’re sorry to see you go!
If you decide to reactivate your membership in the future (and we hope you do) membership rates in effect at the time of reactivation will be applicable as membership rates are subject to change.
If you’re sure you’d like to cancel, just send us an email letting us know to [email protected]. This will serve as your 30-day written cancellation notice as required by your membership agreement. Your membership will be cancelled 30 days from the submission of the email. Note that if you have a scheduled payment within this period, the payment will be processed as scheduled. All payments are non-refundable.
Membership freezes are subject to the same 30 day notice. If you submit a membership freeze within your 30 day notice date, your next billing cycle will still be charged, however the one after will be frozen. For example, if you submit a month long freeze on May 5th, and your billing cycle is May 10th, you’ll still be charged on May 10th. However if you don’t come in for the month of May, we will withhold the charge for the month of June, even if you return in the beginning of June. Then regular billing would resume in July.