FAQ

​We get this question a lot. And the answer is NO! That's like someone feeling like they need to be really good at guitar before taking guitar lessons. That is the whole purpose of taking lessons or going to classes for something.  To get better and to learn! If anything, coming in with a blank slate could be beneficial, because now we get to help you create a solid foundation of movement patterns, terminology, strength and conditioning. This is a safe place to feel new at something. Everyone at all levels is constantly working on bettering something, so no one is above learning, and the feelings that come along with learning something new are pretty sweet. And being "in shape" is pretty subjective, no?

​Well, you can get hurt walking down the street and not seeing the curb. So we can't promise you won't. But we do everything in our power to make sure you don't. We take care of our equipment and make sure you know how to use it, we go over movement forms and help cue you to understand the intention of the movement, our coaches are trained to answer any questions and help tailor movements to your skill level. The more you come, the more you'll learn. The more you learn, the more comfortable you'll feel and be able to take care of yourself and your body.

​No, not at all. We aren't going to lie, it would be pretty cool to be able to do some of these things that we see on Instagram or social media, but no, you don't have to be elite at all. In fact, we think this is where some of the stigma about CrossFit comes into play.

Whenever we don't know about something, we usually search it up online. If you type in basketball, you will probably get either some result of Lebron James, Michael Jordan or some recent viral video of a kid doing a 360 degree thru the legs windmill dunk. All of these are the extremes, or the .0001% of the sport. The elite are elite because competing in CrossFit is their main job. They do this 8 hours/day. However, most of the people who do CrossFit are people who you would see walking the street by your local grocery store. Moms, accountants, teachers, students, etc. There will always be the 5% who stand out, but that means there are the other 95% who are working to improve their skills and fitness. This is who you will be surrounded by. Just good people trying to get better, together.

​Great question, and as you have probably seen by now, we provide only a few options: unlimited, open gym and personal training. We do not offer 1x, 2x, 3x/week options. We just don't believe that is going to move the needle forward. A lot of folks want to say they are doing something to "check the box", but then get frustrated when results don't come. Just like anything else in life, your fitness requires commitment. And we are committed to helping you.

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We write our program in order for you to feel like you can do this 4-6 days a week. Now that doesn't mean hard intensity every day with max effort burpee sprints. It just means that we want you to get in the habit of prioritizing your health and wellness, even if that means just coming in and getting on the bike for 30 minutes.

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If you feel like you need more personalized attention, that is where personal training comes in to play. If you feel like you need more time to focus on certain movements or have a different program you follow, Open Gym would be best for you.

That's totally okay! Honestly, nowadays most programming and coaching should be focusing on the intention and the stimulus of the workout, not just an Rx weight. CrossFit and programming have evolved and grown in so many ways since it first started. There isn't just Rx or Scaled options anymore. You do what works for you. If the whiteboard says 10 Front Squats at 135lb and you can only do 2 before you feel like your body is crumbling into a black hole, then our coaches will help to prescribe a weight that is best for you (or even tailor the movement) to still match and execute the intention of the workout. We will safely challenge you towards progression.

Yes we do. Message us directly to find out more about which discounts you could be eligible for!

Yes, there is, and it's FREE! The gravel parking lot on Nickerson is available to park in and there is also free street parking. There isn't a bike rack on premises, but you can lock your bike on the fence outside the garage door, or bring your bike in and put it on the side if there is room.

Of course! If you are as obsessed with your dog as we are, we completely understand the need to bring them with you everywhere. We welcome all furry friends, as long as they are tied up and comfortable being around people and loud noises. 

Probably because we are always trying to find the most efficient way to not only move, but to speak...??? We have no idea and it probably sounds like a foreign language at first. AMRAP, EMOM, HPC. Click here to familiarize yourself with all of the terms that you may see in the gym or in workouts. Or just ask us!