crossfit Scheveningen

Fantastic box! Huge space, friendly members and amazing location for a post-workout fitaid at the beach!! Everyone speaks great English, the coaches even coached in English for the whole class so great place to drop in. We’ll be back for sure!

Nice environment and very good trainers. All the facilities are in a good conditions. Corona virus measures are strictly followed. I recommend this place for CrossFit.

Great crew with a strong knowledge base and didactic approach! A positive challenge every time.

Completely shocked and DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE FOR FIGHTERS! We called in, to see if you could attend one of their trail classes. On there website there's no rooster or WoD mentioned so we wanted to know what to except. Somebody (forgot the name) called us for a chat. We explained that we do have a decent level of CrossFit, since we've been training in Lisboa, Helsinki and Barcelona before. We explained that we wanted to combine CrossFit with our fight sport, since we're convinced that CrossFit is the ultimate way to build strength, endurance and mobility, perfect for a striker and grappler couple who respect the sport a lot and train daily. We made clear we're more interested in learning Olympic Lifts, Strongman exercises, muscle ups etc. etc. Basically all that good stuff and that we do have a decent level of fitness. We just didn't wanted to waste times in doing low level exercises and movement we already master and do daily in our Wrestling, Jiu Jitsu and Kickboxing. The guy was having non of it. Made clear that ''CrossFit is a sport on it's own'' and that he would ''have to spend time on learning us the techniques'' and that we would just have to attend a class and be surprised. That it's not a ''cherry picking sport??'' Our time is value to us because when we don't practice our fighting skills we want to at least be challenged and learn something new. With all do respect, 5 row ups, 10 push ups, 15 air squats for 15 amrap is just not worth the time for us. Since we both compete we want to get the maximum out of our trainings. This has never been a problem in other facilities across Europe... Basically the call ended with him saying we should try out other places... and that ''this box can't offer what you're looking for''. So here is this gym, declining two potential customers, long life sporters and martial artists who want to embrace the sport and try out their gym to become a member, just because we are not willing to spend our trail class on something we already know? When we asked, ''but it's not regarding the workout, we rather drop in on the days your teaching the Olympic Lifts etc., regardless of the intensity'' we got again, a big fat NO. Very surprising indeed but probably unlucky with the person we spoke to, because i still truly believe that a real ambassador of the sport would've fully embraced two cross disciplines and understand the wishes of their potential customer and with his or her experience as a professional be able provide with the best training possible for us. Also from a marketing point I don't seem to understand this approach. Since we're much more active and give much more importance to our physical activity then a average person, I just can't understand how somebody would deny to work with us, only because we made clear we would prefer a workout to remember rather then going to a place, waste a trail class and still don't know what it is like to be instructed in learning a new move or that our wishes are heard. So for fighters, with the same wishes, this is a big fat NO.

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