Great Trainers. The stars given in this rating are for Jamie, Wyatt, Corrinda and Britney. High energy, super positive and love helping people even when they're grouchy. I appreciate their kindness and ability to keep me motivated during the workout. I even hit it off with a few members and looked forward to seeing them at our class. However::: The music is incredibly loud, even with ear plugs. If you find it a challenge to concentrate with loud music, you've been warned. They do not offer ear plugs. (Not when I was there anyways). There's no showers, no locker rooms. Shared cubbies on the workout floor seemed to be just fine for their programs. I had a week long freebie and then took the $190 plunge for a one month-to-month membership. The cost really bothered me. I spoke to many trainers and front desk folks about the cost being incredibly high and they all understood but that was it. There was a good membership sale which I almost signed up for: an 18 month contract (it was a much better monthly price at $120ish) but wised up after reading online about gym memberships about being notoriously insane to get out of once you sign. On their contract it says that if the business closes for any reason (including pandemics) but continue to offer online courses, you will not be let out of your contract. NOPE. I do not have a crystal ball and I find these kind of contracts unsettling. I had more clarifying questions, and the front desk person continued to tell me how much she LOVED seeing me and that I MADE the experience GREAT. I asked her to tone it down and be authentic, but she continued to express how much Burn LOVES me. Really? You don't even know me! This person I had seen twice and she did not tone it down when I asked her to. If you have disposable income and want to get your ass kicked and need childcare, this is a good fit for you. As a single person on a budget without a need for childcare, Burn was a rip-off. When I emailed to cancel my membership, I had a feeling i would run into problems, so I put a hold on my card. Its a good thing I did because it took them 5 days to reply, and the person who replied to my email was incredibly rude blaming me for "too late notice for canceling" and that I "was lucky he would not continue to run my card". Budgeted-buyer-beware. Also, why is it so expensive? I hope those trainers are making $150+/session because it is they who are the stars of the show. read more

To say I love Burn is an understatement. I was soo nervous coming in because working out in front of people (especially after 1+ years of little exercise) is such a vulnerable thing to do. However, I have never been in such an a warmhearted and passionate community. The trainers are so attentive and encouraging. In a room with 35+ people, they'll still find a way to motivate each individual person. Not to mention they keep track of important things like injuries and check in frequently to make sure you're feeling good. As someone who just moved far away from family for the first time, I really am so lucky that I found such a beautiful community while also working toward bettering myself. If you're on the fence, do it! I promise you'll love it. read more

I write this review not to hurt a business, but to let parents who might use child watch at burn boot camp know what kind of child care my son received there. A big part of what burn boot camp offers members is their child watch resource. I brought my son to my first workout with burn last month. My son just turned two and I am a stay at home mom and he has never once been in a daycare setting, only having been watched by his grandmas. As my son and I went into the first class/first childcare, my goal was to ease my son into it, daycare being a brand new setting for him. I got there early and had a conversation with the child watch staff and said that if he cries to please come get me so he can have a positive first time and get used to being there. I was specifically asked "how many minutes are you okay with him crying before we come get you?" I responded "zero. If he cries tears please come get me." Now I realize some parents subscribe to "crying it out" or the tough love perspective like "he needs to get used to it", and every parent has the right to make the choice of how they deem best to raise their kids, but that is not how my husband and I are raising our son. We are strong attachment parents, who offer support and love to our kid when he's afraid or sad. After the class the staff wanted to talk to me about signing up and I told them I wanted to check on my son first. I went back there to hear a child crying and the sounds were unfamiliar to me so I thought it wasn't my son. Once I came around the corner I saw my son red faced, writhing on a woman's lap. He was hyperventilating so hard he gagging and coughing. I asked how long he had been crying and she said "probably 5 minutes". I doubt he could get that worked up in 5 minutes, but if he did, I had requested to be fetched immediately if he got upset. What I saw in my son in that moment is a level of distress that I believe that if any child reached that point, regardless of the parents preference or "cry limit" they should have been fetched from the work out floor. As I left burn that morning I felt violated. I had trusted them with my child and they had directly went against my wishes and put my son through a scary and unnecessary experience. Now, regardless of whether or not the management at burn boot camp believe that kids need to "suck it up" so mom can work out, going against a mothers wishes in that setting is not good for their business. If a parent like me who subscribes to responsive parenting has a child who is deathly afraid of being left in the child watch room, that parent is not going to leave them there while they work out. The big draw about burn for me was their child watch, so if I'm not going to use that resource there are plenty of other gyms to pick from. Maybe my son never would have liked being left there even if I had had the chance to ease him into it, but burn boot camp didn't give me the opportunity to try. My son has a great memory and remembers how scared being at burn made him feel. Weeks after the event we were walking into petco which is located right next door and he got scared we were going to go into burn. I have never seen my son that upset and after the workout I got in the passenger side of my car, holding him as he sobbed and I cried a little too. It's so hard being a mom to a young toddler and when you put yourself out there to try new things like joining a gym and putting your child in child watch, you are making yourself vulnerable. I will never go back to burn after this experience. I told management briefly what had happened as I carried my son out of there that day, and then burn management and I played phone tag for a few days. Ultimately, whatever they have to say during a phone call doesn't change that my son and I had the experience we did. Management knows what happened so hopefully they can re train child watch staff according. I am now going to OrangeTheory and love it. read more

Burn Boot camp is more than just a good workout. You'll find community, friendships, talented and thoughtful trainers, free childcare, and confidence and belief in yourself. I've been going to the 5am camp for 2 years now and love getting up and starting my day at Burn. Come see what it's all about! read more

Thank you Burn Boot Camp Corvallis!! Thank you cheering us all on! Great instructing, assisting and training! Thank you for all your hard work so all we have to do is get there, show up, and you take it from there! Takes all the work out of working out.. well almost Thanks so much for keeping the wheels of motivation GOING!! I would never be as consistent or push myself the needed amount if it wasn't for you! read more

Quick, efficient and simple! Great environment and always welcoming of all different skills and ability levels.

We may have drunk the Kool-Aid. Since this place has opened, there seems to be a little following (especially in the NW end of town). My husband and I had done HIIT a few years back when we lived on the east coast, but since living here we just hadn't managed to make the time (and it showed). So we tried out Burn. The first time we went in, was just minutes before class started. We dropped off our son (FREE childcare!!!) and then tried to find a spot to jump in. Um, I didn't realize that Saturdays were free days and also packed. Eek. It was a bit overwhelming. But we jumped in eventually and began the insanity. We are rounding out our first month and love it. Most of the classes are for women only, however, there are co-ed classes in the evening. I enjoy us going together, so we opt for these. There is no way to leave and not feel like you just did something amazing for yourself. 45 minutes. That's it. read more