Sweatshop

I attended the sweatshop from 2014-2015. The trainers are fun and enthusiastic, and the owner Matt really cares about his customers and their progress. They would have different events each day. Sometimes it was aerobic workouts where everyone worked out together in lines. Sometimes it was obstacle courses or rotating workout stations, and sometimes it was open gym where the trainers would go around and show you proper methods for using the weights to focus certain muscle groups. The trainers were top notch and always tried to entertain, often wearing wigs and singing (intentionally badly) to the songs as the group mirrored them in the background or danced along with the exercise.nnBut by far the most memorable thing about this gym was the challenges. Challenge days would allow you to earn wristbands which were similar to martial artist bands. Each time you completed the challenge during challenge day you got a new wrist band. The bands said things like 'smoke', 'fire', 'spark', 'inferno' and there was a whole chart of progress. The challenges themselves usually involved completing a series of exercises within an hour or so that were usually 500-700 reps worth of material (extremely difficult) and would occur once a month. Miraculously there were people even when I was there who had their 12th level band (the highest level). At the time I believe Matt was offering free gym to those who made it to the top level but that may just have been a promo offer.

They purposely took advantage of my wife during COVID to make more money off her, then charged a huge cancellation fee to cancel since she can't go in anymore because she's immunocompromised, then they kept charging her even after she had cancelled and refused a refund. Very unethical.

Great Gym But should prolly change the name

Best. Gym. Ever!nTrainers make you feel welcome and included and provide a fantastic, customized workout. A gym with a real sense of community!!! Love it!

Matt and Will provide an awesome tag team experience during the Monday morning class! The common theme of songs also keeps any boredom far away!