I was in town on vacation and was able to drop in a few times during my stay. The coaches and…read moreothers were very welcoming. The facility had a lot of room to move around and the equipment was in great condition. Really enjoyed the workouts, the coaches and the people. I would recommend coming to this CrossFit box. I will definitely be back.

Incredible gym with phenomenal staff. Came here on and off for almost two years and it was an…read moreincredible time. Not only have I never been healthier and in shape, but the coaching staff made it a blast and safe in the process!

I was stuck in traffic with a FWB Billy Bowlegs festivity. I decided to try a new gym--instead of…read morewaiting in traffic. Met the owner and checked out the equipment. If you want a great gym with excellent equipment for a great price I HIGHLY Recommend this gym.

DO NOT GO HERE I came here to buy a one-month membership. I…read morestood outside the front door for about 10 minutes. The trainer looked right at me through the window and never let me in. Eventually another gym member opened the door for me. I went over to the trainer and asked about getting a membership. He seemed annoyed but walked to the desk to start the process. I tried making small talk and mentioned I was checking out different gyms in the area but there weren't many options. He said, "There are plenty of options, just maybe not what you're looking for." I told him I'm a powerlifter and just need a place where I can squat, bench, and deadlift. He looked up from the computer and said, "Your kind aren't welcome here." I asked what he meant, and he said powerlifters are loud, disrespectful, and bang weights. He told me if I wanted to lift like that I should go to Silverback or Fortis instead. Then he asked, "Are you going to buy a membership or not?" I said I wanted to quickly look up Fortis and see if it was any good. He responded, "I don't have time for you," and stormed off. So I left and didn't buy a membership. It's pretty disappointing to be judged like that. Treating people like that when they're just trying to sign up for a gym isn't right. You shouldn't judge a whole group of people just because you had one bad experience in the past. I ended up going to Fortis Fitness and had a great experience there. If your in the area and want a great gym, go to Fortis Fitness.

This gym is the standard by which I measure all Crossfit gyms. I have travelled all around the US…read moreand overseas and this is by far the gym that has the most integration of functional fitness, health, and community that I have ever found. I have since moved out of state and I have tried three different boxes in my town and none of them have held a candle to this place. Great equipment, HUGE facility and trainers who I would count as some of my closest friends. In regard to the previous reviews, let me address some of their gripes... For "Christine J," I don't know who she met when she came to the gym but Jordon is definitely neither narcissistic nor an a-hole (sorry, I like to keep my language cleaner than hers). He has a lot of people clamoring for his advice and attention at every workout because he is REALLY good at what he does. If she didn't think he had enough time to pay attention to her, perhaps the narcissistic shoe is on the other foot? As to what Kristen had to say, yes, I belonged to the gym. Yes, I wore Lululemon shorts (not pants because it's hot as heck in the Florida panhandle by Memorial Day... were you really there then because I don't see ANYONE wearing pants there in May, Lulu or otherwise... No one makes pants to wick away 90F with 100% humidity! Lol..) I don't think that anyone there thinks the gym is a beauty contest... maybe the gym you usually attend just has less fit people who are therefore not as attractive? I really don't know, but my friends at this gym are still some of my closest friends overall (even after moving across the country) and I met them because they were super nice & friendly. Jesse, the owners wife, truthfully is gorgeous but she is also the NICEST woman you will ever meet... she is a friend to everyone and I don't think I have ever heard a crabby word come out of her mouth! I have been to dozens of other Crossfit gyms and NEVER has anyone but the owner come up and introduced themselves to me. Not.One.Time. Here, the WODs are done in two rounds so you are forced to partner up and thus gain an instant cheerleader and spotter for your workout. That's how I met people, just acted like myself and made friends there, and people were always coming up to ask how long I had been crossfitting, where I was from, etc. I can see how if you walked into the gym acting like you were hot sh** and really standoffish that folks wouldn't say hello... I mean the other members are there to workout, not to make you feel good about your personality problems. But, like any group of people, if you are nice and friendly they will respond in kind. :) I have never been to a 4 minute workout at any Crossfit gym ever... the time you should be at the gym is an hour, almost to the minute at this place. You come in, warm up, do some dynamic or strength work, do the WOD, cool down/stretch out and then... maybe if there is time left in the hour, you can do some skill work before the hour is over. The actual WOD may have been 4 minutes but hey, that's called FRAN. If you don't like short, high intensity workouts, don't do Crossfit. If she thought that the WOD was the only important part of the workout, she's going to get injured in the near future and probably badly because she thinks that warm-ups, practicing movements, Olympic lifting and post-workout stretching/rolling out of muscles is "a waste of time." She my comment below about "nutrition professionals" but I have a feeling she should do some research... any research... about what makes a fit body and most of that healthy body is built in the kitchen and in yoga class (stretching). And who gets off talking about someone else's kids? Who are Really, the worst you could day about the gym is that someone under two didn't behave properly? Sounds like someone doesn't have kids and therefore knows "just how to parent..." I currently have two children under age three and I can tell you that child was/is in no way "dangerous"... call me when you have a baby, sweetheart, and then we will chat. Finally, I hate to sound snarky but I truly don't believe "nutrition" is a reputable degree... Jordon has some pretty extensive background through his military training and beyond and I feel like "nutrition professionals" are a dime a dozen and always pushing some gross, chemical-filled, chalky diet shakes on you for the pyramid scheme company that they work for. Anyway, my personal reflections on these two reviews aside, Christine said it best when she said, "my final rant about this place." Yes, that's what they are... illogical rants. If you want a good gym, a great workout and an atmosphere that challenges you to push yourself, join this gym. I haven't seen their price list lately but I truly believe you get what you pay for... if you care about your health; buy local, buy organic and for goodness sakes, buy a membership to CFFWB!

Fantastic strength workout with a friendly, welcoming environment, and nice community.read more

This is across the street from the main eglin gym. It's one of my favorite fitness spots on base…read more Why? Because this is where the family fitness room which is basically a section of the room cordoned off with a few kids toys and small TV for disney channel or Nickelodeon to be on and well within eyesight for parents on the cardio machines, treadmills, fitness classes (for a $3 free) are!! It's not a huge place but it's great for when I want to get a work out in and I don't want to pay extra at any other places for childcare. There's a few machines to use for arms and legs also. If you're in the mood for a massage this is also where you go to make an appointment with the massage therapist. For $60/hour it's pretty standard. The staff is helpful and funny to talk with as well. Love this place.

If you are in the Niceville area and are looking to plug into an amazing fitness community that…read morewill help you take your fitness goals to the next level, THIS IS THE PLACE! The staff and trainers are all super friendly and welcoming. The Bootcamps help to keep me accountable and provide me with the support I need to keep going. The best decision, by far, that I have made, was to chose ReFuel to assist me in my fitness and health journey. The workouts are hard, but in the best way, the atmosphere is full of great energy, and everyone here is wonderful.

This boutique style fitness studio is one of the best I've ever visited around the Country! Great…read moreinstructors and an amazing workout!!

We discovered Destin Athletic Club while on vacation here for a week. We were simply amazed at the…read morewarm reception and the awesome equipment! The best part of our visit was Gabby's functional yoga class. She was exactly what we needed and we felt revitalized after her class. We loved her beautiful angelic energy!!! We plan on working out all week long while vacationing here! Thank you!

Another fantastic workout at Destin athletic club. Can't get enough of this place. The energy and…read moreintimate setting with friendly approachable people. Life is Good in Destin!

We discovered Destin Health & Fitness while on vacation. We were amazed at the warm reception and…read morethe awesome equipment. The best part was yoga with Gabby, she had beautiful energy and her flow was exactly what the doctor ordered. We will definitely be back every vacation!

We came in for spring break. I'm an advanced trainee, personal trainer and competitor. I needed a…read moregym that welcomed me and had a diversity of equipment. Destin Health and Fitness sure does! We trained at another gym here in town last year and this one takes the cake! They have a great punch pass to purchase. The sauna is an excellent amenity as well. I came in 5x this week because I loved meeting new people and exploring their equipment. Great find. We will be back!