Camp gladiator is an awesome, affordable fitness program! My trainers in Dallas Noelle, and Sydney challenge me every week! They are positive, encouraging, and create a fun, energetic workout community. Even during the coronavirus outbreak, CG is making fitness more accessible than ever while being extremely respectful of "social distancing" and CDC guidance. There is no better time to join CG than now!! read more

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! Bought the 2-week-get 2-weeks free and can't find the locations they listed. When I emailed CG, they gave me the number to the trainer for that location. Left messages for the trainer to call me and she said she tried to message me, but the number I gave her must be to a land line... NO!!!! It's not!!! Hello... I asked you to call me! Total waste of money and time! read more

Buyer BEWARE! Although I enjoyed the workouts and my trainer was a good guy, I cannot recommend Camp Gladiator (CG) do to their poor customer service and lack of transparency. CG is not customer friendly. Prior to moving out of state in Sept 2018, I sent an email via the CG website to cancel my membership; I received an automated reply saying someone would be back in touch in 5 days. I never heard back from them and got busy with my new job at my new location. I recently noticed that I was still being charged $69/mo and had been since Oct 2018. I contacted CG again via the website and received the same auto-reply that I received back in Sept 2018; in follow-up, I received a personal email today saying I had to call to cancel membership. First time I had heard this before. I called and the service agent, Kristen, while polite and friendly, stated that "they have a strict refund/cancellation policy". This policy is no where to be found on the website; as well, the website does not allow a customer to remove a credit card to stop payment, even after meeting, in my case, the one-year subscription/commitment. I did receive a partial refund of $69, but feel that I should also be refunded the remaining $207. CG is terrible, is a complete scam and is more interested in stealing money from their customers than improving their fitness/health. I would not recommend CG to anyone as their customer service is terrible! BEWARE!!! read more

I loved my CG workouts but, beware!! I signed up immediately BOLD ( never really understood what that meant ), but knew I locked in my price and contract for 6 months. Near the end of 6 months it is cold and rainy so decided not to sign up again. I told my trainer this,unfortunately they still took out my money from my bank account. When I spoke with someone in admin they just say sorry , this happens frequently ( really, yes, I see that after reading other reviews ! ), so now that I've made this phone call they will gladly end my contract but , oh they will not refund me my $99. It goes month to month forever! Why even go BOLD or 12 months or 24 months?? They will not end contract at the end of what you sign up for. That makes zero sense. How much do they make on that??? Totally bummed and feel completely ripped off!! read more

I really liked CG at first, but several things happened toward the end of the first year that I was a camper that soured me on it. The trainer who got me involved was a long-time friend that I went to church with for more than 15 years. At first, I enjoyed coming to her camps, but as time went on, I found that I was constantly mistreated by most of the other people there and she and her husband didn't care enough to say or do anything about it. Also, I wanted to become a trainer, but I needed help learning the exercises and I was also suffering from insomnia at the time and still am. I told her this and that I didn't have a bed to sleep on (which was true at the time), but instead of helping me, she just told me that she would be praying for me. This pushed me over the edge because she and her husband have millions of dollars worth of assets and she doesn't even need the money that she is making from being a trainer (which is probably well over 6 figures because she trains some of the wealthiest people in the country) and she also knows and is friends with many other millionaires and billionaires, but none of them were willing to lift a finger to help me out. I am pretty sure that if she were in a similar situation, any one of hundreds if not thousands of people would rush to her aid, but no one was there for me. I stopped going to her camps and tried other camps, but finding them and getting to them at the right time (not way too early or way too late) was a huge ordeal, especially because I had to deal with Dallas rush hour traffic going from west to east to find them and most of them were in parts of town that I was not familiar with. I am sure that many other people have probably said this, but I am also going to say it: their corporate office and customer service are an absolute nightmare. If you want to be a member, you have to commit for at least 6 months and they will not let you out of it, apparently not even when you can prove that you are badly injured or that there is not a camp within 30 miles of you that fits your schedule. Most customer service reps that I talk to on the phone are not friendly or helpful and are clearly more concerned about collecting money from me than they are about meeting my needs. If I lose or replace the credit or debit card that they have on file, they will almost always send me e-mail after e-mail asking for the new credit card information within no more than a day or two of me losing and canceling the old card and if I don't immediately give it to them (in no more than 2 or 3 days), they will treat me like a criminal. read more

I found CG through Groupon. I paid my fee and signed up for the four week session nearest my address which was Top Golf in The Colony. I woke up at 4:30 am and arrived 10 minutes prior to the session. I along with a few other people waited until we eventually left as the instructor never showed up. I emailed CG about my experience and requested a refund or at least be moved to the next session since it was due to their error. CG refused to do either but "encouraged" me to just go ahead and finish out the rest of the program. After my email communication, I received a phone call from the instructor advising me that the class was being held in a different location due to the rainy weather. He apologized that no emails went out advising clients of the location change nor was the information posted on the CG website. I called the instructor back and requested that they do the right thing and either refund my purchase price or move me to the next location; he never responded. The easy and the right thing for them to do would have been to either issue a refund or simply allow me to attend the next session. I didn't pay good money to miss a single class, especially when it was of no fault of my own, but on their part. I highly recommend staying away from this poorly ran organization. read more

No surprise this company has a C+ rating with BBB. It's really unfortunate that their billing and customer service is SOOO horrible because their workouts are actually really enjoyable. Although it's frustrating when a trainer leaves, this was a perfect workout to throw in the mix. I was recently cancelling my virtual membership to hopefully resign for local in-person workouts and it has been a TERRIBLE experience with customer service. They never call you back and make it impossible to arrange anything. They charged me for extra months after my contract time, and refuse to adjust it. They just pass you around and blame it on remote working which is not a good excuse. The managers are useless and have not been trained. They have no authority to do anything just a manager title that means nothing. I do not recommended making a camp gladiator commitment of any kind. There are a lot of other companies and workout studios that have better principles , morals and team members. read more

Surgeon General's Warning: Camp Gladiator is addictive. After only a few hits, you'll be hooked. It's a dangerous mix of highly-effective exercises; an early morning start at a convenient location*; a very skilled lead trainer; and inspiring and supportive fellow contenders. Research has shown that this intoxicating elixir has side effects, though. Weight loss (if that's your thing); increased strength and improved conditioning; enhanced self-esteem knowing that you're a total Bad Ass; and smug satisfaction that you're simply superior to those slobs who slept in. (Ok, maybe CG doesn't cause alliterative self-righteousness, but it is gratifying at 6:30 am to know that you have done more than most will do all day.) *I train at "CG Watermark" (the Watermark church on 635 @ Hillcrest). It's a great venue because the church parking lot is located right off 635 & 75. If it is raining, "cold" and/or windy, we use Lending dot com parking garage to help with the elements. CG's sessions focus on full-body conditioning with athletic movements that come naturally. Rather than a bunch of obscure, overly-contorted postures and poses, these are practical, easily-executed (but intense) movements and drills. ("Drills? But I'm not coordinated." Can you put one foot in front of the other? Do you have functional joints in your knees and shoulders? Do you have lungs? Then you can do this.) CG employs a few features, however, that aren't utilized to the same extent in other bootcamps. Many of the CG drills are done in smaller groups of roughly 5-7 people, and often the groups "compete" to see who finish the drills first. It's not intense competition (no one is the "winner" or "loser"), but it may cause you to move just a tad faster knowing that your "team" for that morning is counting on you It's called "HTFU," and it's another layer of motivation and accountability. Mason, the lead trainer, runs every session in a very deliberate, thought-out manner. It appears that each week of a four week camp has a focus that, when taken as a whole, builds upon itself with a cumulative conditioning effect. It's not a random collection of disjointed days or drills. There seems to be a bigger purpose and you're always progressing toward the next level so that by the end of a four week camp, you will see improvement and you will see and feel improvement. If you're out of shape, the first week will suck. You will think, "Why exactly am I getting up a 5am?" You will still be sore by the time the second week comes around, but if you gut through it, the third week is when you'll hit your stride. The early morning wake-ups will be easier (they're never easy); the drills will become more familiar (you'll know what a Sexy Spider is); and you'll see pay-offs. By the time Week 4 arrives, you'll realize, "This is it? That was fast. When's the next one start?" About mid-way through a recent camp, I went online to find out when the next session started. I noticed that there is a camp located much closer to my house than Watermark's location: "Hey, there's one right down the ... meh, never mind. I'll stick with Watermark." Why? Mason has a following. The "regulars" also know there may be CG location closer to their house too, but they go to Watermark nonetheless. He moves the entire group through their paces with a sense of urgency. No wasted time setting-up overly-complicated drills; no "pep talk" or lectures on diets; and no unnecessary instructions. "Do this. Get started. Now do this." [Repeat] You've got one hour and you're doing something 95% of the time. Also, Mason has this trick, and it's really complicated and I'm sure no one else has ever tried this: He learns your name. What a concept! When you sign in, grab a piece of masking tape and a Sharpie. Scribble your name on it. He'll remember it a year later, which is not an exaggeration. I took off nearly a year between camps while I was training for Ironman. I came back and Mason said, "Good morning, Ryan" as if I just saw him yesterday although he'd probably trained 1,000 contenders in the interim. That's talent, and it is an infectious and highly effective commitment technique. We hear him encouraging individuals by name; we learn their names; and we encourage each other. The payoff is when it's 5am and you want to sleep in, you know there are people out there - people you *know* - who will show up and they'll notice you aren't there. "Who are these people," you ask? In my unscientific observation, Watermark "contenders" skew mostly toward the 20-something female. Yes, there are dudes, and some women north of 30, but not many. Does that mean that they're all former Collegiate cross country runners? Hardly. Although the demo seems somewhat consistent, the fitness levels vary and anyone can modify effort and/or exercise to get results from every session. read more

It seemed like a good idea. Group environment. Everyone encouraging each other. However, do not try to cancel. No matter what - they make it nearly impossible to stop going. Even if you blow out your knee (torn ACL, cartilage and strained IT band) during your 4th visit (I even offered to send them my MRI read). They will hold your money hostage. They do not offer cancellation until you scream and cry (and contact the BBB) & only offer a "medical freeze" during which they apparently still charge $5 a month which the customer service representative failed to tell me. Now I need to contact my doctor AGAIN to get ANOTHER letter stating I cannot come back before they will cancel. I can say the trainers probably know some about training but not when it comes to handling people of different levels /etc and injuries. I was given an "alternative" workout after I blew out the knee doing a star jump which consisted of jogging and squats. read more

UGH! I loved CG, trainers are great, but I had a knee injury and couldn't continue. It is near impossible to cancel. My time is finally up, so I can cancel, but I have been on hold for 40 minutes forced to listen to all of the testimonials before I can speak to a live person! You can ONLY cancel by calling and listening to all of this CRAP! SO FRUSTRATING!! I imagine it's like quitting Scientology. I have emailed 3 times and they said, nope you have to call. SERIOUSLY!! read more

Be careful when signing to Camp Gladiator, is a SCAM to get you to sign up to go Bold, is a hook for a full 12-month costly subscription that you can't cancel. I should have read reviews before going to Bold. There are so many people disappointed with CG deceiving sales approach and terrible customer services. After explaining that I changed my job and I am traveling every week, and their schedules don't work for me anymore, they did not care (I paid 5 month and I have not being able to go to one session). I felt threaten with the answer I got when I ask what happen if I stop paying, CG will take it to a private collector to get their money anyway, which could damage your credit. The Trainers are helpful and friendly, but the venues were not (parking lot). I realized too late that CG is only after your money. I agree with many other reviews; you can get more from your local GYM for less cost. read more

I haven't attended a Camp Gladiator class in several years, but I still receive emails and text messages despite having opted-out. Literally, just received a text message, which prompted this review. I would suggest a review of your opt-out process and data retention. It's not great! read more

I'm incredibly frustrated. I'm pregnant so I'm unable to attend camp. I also had quite a few medical bills that leave me unable to pay for monthly fees. I had frozen my membership from September to this month. Without warning I received a collections bill totaling $1055. I have a doctors note that I intended to turn in so I could feeeze my membership until after I recovered from birth. I intended on returning. Now I would never return and I'm certainly not paying $1055. Be warned that if something comes up and you can't attend or pay, they will send a collections notice. I'm beside myself. What an awful thing to do. read more

The classes are ok more for beginners I think. But it is something if you need that extra push. You do a lot of running which is cool. You are allowed to go at your own pace. I have several issues with CG fitness. I have been to several different classes and the trainers are not fit themselves. Two of them have BELLYS bigger than mine! To me that is kind of awkward because that is not very motivating. How can you bark workout routines and orders and you looking like that!?!!!! They don't check your form, only talk to you when trying to sell you stuff and bug the *hit out of you to get others to join. I need them to get it together. They are charging $79 dollars a month for this. The gym has daily classes and only cost maybe $25 bucks or less. Think before you commit. Like most of these reviews note. You can not get out of your contract. When my time is up, I will definitely be leaving. read more

I am an extremely fit person and I completed the trial (pretty happy about it) and then signed up for bold in October. After I signed up i was able to use one class. After that I had threw out my back and now I'm unable to do the HIIT workouts until my back is healed. I was in between jobs and I had contacted them regarding the matter, they suggested a medical note. Unfortunately, at the time I was not able to afford a medical note, as I was waiting until my benefits kicked in. Its been sent to the collections agency. (I was late by 2 days, i thought it would be 10 business days all together however they failed to mention this included the weekends in the email) long story short my outstanding balance is $150, but now that its with collections to pay $900, they have settled for $300. This is incredibly not fair considering I only used 1 class since my membership changed to bold and this was a medical issue. I've also suggested that I can restart this in a few months when my back is healed and nothing. I'm just disappointed in their customer service and inability to work with their customers. read more

After attending a different boot camp in January (from a groupon), my friend and I decided to try out Camp Gladiator (again, with a groupon). I had heard great things about CG from previous campers (or contenders, as they call their campers) so I was excited to start my 4 week unlimited journey! They make you register for a location, but you are welcome to attend any throughout the metroplex. My friend and I chose the Victory Park location at 5:30 AM. We met in a parking lot, and there was always a covered parking garage accessible for rainy days. CG goes on rain or shine! One of the things I liked about Camp Gladiator was that they had a consistent trainer schedule. We attended MWF and knew we would always have the same trainers. We had Tyler and Laila and they were awesome! You wear a nametag so the trainers always gave us individual shootouts...it helps keep you going that early in the AM! They also had a big speaker and jammed music the entire time, which was nice. A typical day at CG consisted with a warm-up, some laps around the parking lot, a series of exercises and some more running, followed by being numbered off into groups. From there we always did a different workout. It was nice never doing the same workout twice! Every day you ended up with a different group, so meeting new people was always an option. Overall, I think CG is a good boot camp, but I didn't find myself as challenged as I would have hoped. I was expecting it to be more like my previous boot camp. I only found myself to be sore maybe once or twice. When I wake up at 5 am to work out, I want to be in pain so I know it was worth my lack of sleep! Also, CG provides a very positive community and I think it is a great way to kick-start a healthy lifestyle. It also feels like you are a part of something...kind of reminded me of the Cross Fit community I have heard friends talk about. I am glad I participated, and experienced Camp Gladiator! It was a nice change to my normal workout routine. If you are looking for something new, or want to start working out again, I would definitely recommend Camp Gladiator! They also have a "CG Run" training group that I plan to look into this fall! read more

If I could give a negative star I would. So I tried to cancel my membership There are still no cancellations unless you have a medical reason, which you must have a doctors issue and how long you will be out for. I signed up for 6 months and then changed it to 1 year. The pricing has changed so they are now telling me I signed for 2 years which is completely incorrect. They are taking my hard earned money. I haven't been for 6 months due to work schedule, so just wasting my money. And now they are telling me I still have another years membership. If you sign up for camp gladiator, just know that it is very hard to cancel and that they will automatically keep your account going, even though you have called and emailed to cancel. Seriously, I personally would not recommend this company to anyone! I am now looking at taking action, as this is going the same way massage envy went with their cancellations. read more

Cannot cancel membership... now I have a collections on my credit report . Think twice before signing up .

CG...Wut, Wut!!! Huff, puff, huff, puff. Once you CG, You'll understand. This review is long overdue. I am going to give it to you straight...I hate working out. I really do. That being said, the reason I love Camp Gladiator is that I feel like this is best fitness regimen I have found in terms of maximizing every second of my workout. Workouts incorporate a combination of cardio and strength training drills. Every workout is completely different and unique...some days you will run your behind off, some days 90% of your workout will be at your mat, and some days the trainers subject campers to torturous fitness "toys". Regardless of what the workout entails, there is a common theme: at the end of every workout, I am red-faced, sweaty, tired, and sooo glad that I stuck it out. As for the trainers, they are knowledgeable and encouraging...one "extra" thing I appreciate: they have a big presence on Facebook, so they can keep you motivated (i.e. yell at you for skipping camp) "after hours". I previously believed that I was not one for "group" workouts. Now I realize that I really enjoy having someone to exchange a sympathetic look with when I'm cranking out that 50th push up or pounding the pavement with my umpteenth squat jump. I know the question on my mind when I first stared "researching" Camp Gladiator was this: Can I expect to see results? I can personally attest to this. In the past two months, I have dropped 10 lbs. and 2-3 pants sizes (depending on the store). I eat "pretty well". Not perfect by any means. These are the best results I have had with any fitness routine. So, how does it work? For one price, you can attend an unlimited number of camps, any time, at any location. They have a.m. camps (5:30 a.m.) and p.m. camps (6:30 p.m.). They have a TON of locations. I love the flexibility...it really keeps me accountable. The price changes based on the length of the commitment you are willing to make. If you do a 6-month commitment, the current price is $69 a month. They have deals for new campers on Groupon semi-frequently, so keep your eyes peeled if you're interested. In any event, this is money well spent...I am FINALLY on the right track!! read more

I really loved my trainer. He was great and encouraging. We went to sign up for what i thought was another month but was never given the dates of when it was to begin. We were charged for another month they said we signed up for 24 months. Are you kidding me. We didn't sign anything. They won't have anyone contact us to fix it. They just keep saying someone will contact you in a couple of days. It's been over a month and still nothing. I really like the class but now I'm so beyond disgusted with their customer support and their overall morals as a company. I see them being sued in the future just like the tanning places did years ago. read more

BEWARE - This is not for everyone. I enjoyed my trainer & the people I trained with but after an injury, my trainer quitting, changing the meeting place & then paying for 3 months for a class I wasn't using I tried to cancel my account with this group. I could not find a way to cancel from their website - I am still trying to get this done 6 months later! I repeatedly tried to cancel my account by sending emails, filling out surveys requesting "cancellation" of my account. They obviously don't want anyone to cancel & keep ignoring & zapping my bank account. Today, March 10, they're customer service finally sends me their "customer cancellation form" to fill out & send back. The form will not open - says its been corrupted. read more

After a few months of CrossFit, it came to an end due to a knee injury requiring surgery, I wanted to find something similar, but easily modifiable for my knee. Camp Gladiator is a perfect fit. Another great benefit is the family-friendly atmosphere. Not many workout programs have figured out how to mesh people who have never worked out, kiddos and those who perform at the highest of levels without one of those groups feeling left out, ashamed or unchallenged - CG does it and does it well. Good stuff. read more

Waited an hour to speak to someone to cancel my membership. Called at 5pm and their service line closes at 6pm... so line disconnected right at 6pm. I wonder how long I would've been holding? Guess I'll try tomorrow! read more

After 2 years of being a couch potato due to my hectic schedule, I signed up for CG. Midway through the first session I thought, "Dear God, what have I signed myself up for?!" A month later and I couldn't be more thankful that I found this program! Sure, you can get a gym membership at a chain for less, but what you don't get with that gym membership is the camaraderie that you get with CG. It's honestly priceless, at least for me. Most of the time, you see the same people at your camp location at every session. They notice when you're not there, and that accountability is really nice. I was intimidated by how in-shape many of the campers are while I'm over here on my mat huffing, puffing, and sometimes failing miserably at some of the exercises. I could have used that intimidation to walk away from this camp for good -- not far-fetched considering it often keeps me out of the weights section at the gym. But that's the AWESOME thing about CG. I have never, ever been in a program where people have been so encouraging with one another. These people in amazing shape are high-fiving me, telling me I'm doing an awesome job and keeping me in the game. When I want to quit, they keep me going. You don't get that at a gym. The trainers that I have worked with have all been extremely knowledgeable. Mason, Jonathan, and Amy all put together killer workouts and can help you make any modifications that you need. Everyone is approachable, friendly, and willing to offer insight and advice. You can tell these trainers love what they do! So no more excuses. If you're looking for a great program to get in shape or get in even better shape than you are now, CG is absolutely worth a try. read more

I wish I would have read some of the reviews before going "Bold"!! My circumstances changed after I signed up and I have not attended a single camp since last year and have had to pay the $69 a month. This is ridiculous that when something changes and you aren't able to attend that you cant get out of the contract in some way. Even if I had to pay a % or a fee in some dollar amount but NO they trap you and force you to pay...but the trainers don't tell you about the 'no cancellation policy" when they talk you into joining. All I can tell you is DONT DO IT!!!! This has given them a bad name in my book and actually hate the company for it. read more

I have been a camper since 2013-2014. I have never missed a payment because it automatically came from my account. On October 7, 2021, someone hacked my bank account and took every dime I had. The bank closed my account and my cards. It was discovered it was online, but they are investigating. I have been back and forth with the bank, mortgage company, electricity bills, I did not have gas money to even get to work and this rude female called me with this! I got an email from CG that my account was past due. I meant to call them last Friday, but I was on with the bank, and when I got off that call CG was closed. I made a note to call today when I got off, but a Meagan called me at 9:58am. She apparently did not care about how long I have been a camper, she only wanted her $52....$59. She told me my account was past due and if I did not bring it current, CG would file it on my credit. I was at work, and asked her to repeat what she said. She boldly did. I told her my bank account was hacked, I was left with nothing and she thought I was concerned about a danm exercise camp? I told her cancel the entire membership because I wanted nothing to do with a company of this sort. She continued her aggressive talk and I hung up. I called back and spoke with an Angela. Angela was very pleasant, but Meagan had ruined it. I told Angela what took place and she offered a freeze because I had never used one. I told her no. I wanted to end the relationship. She said she could not cancel the contract because I had 9 months left without a doctor's note. I told her I had a police report, and I could get a statement from the bank. Maybe I should have went to the doctor because this mess was driving me crazy, but I didn't. She said,well your contract cannot be canceled. I told her well, do what you have to, but you will not get paid. When the pandemic first came out, I was not at a camp, I never told CG give me my money back. I had an injury last May and had to have surgery in August, I have not been to camp, but I did not tell them return my money, now with this critical situation, I get threatening calls? Camp Gladiator can burn in hell! read more

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Camp Gladiator! Each workout is different, competitive, and most importantly fun! The trainers are amazing and get to know you so you don't feel like a number. Well worth the money! read more

My membership ends this month, I called on Nov 29 about cancelling my membership, the representative over the phone told me I am not eligible for cancelling until 17th on Dec, and she said I can cancel it on online through my account, and she sent me a email with a link to their website. On 17th, I logged on my account and surprisingly found there is no cancellation option at all! I have to call to cancel. 17th is a Sunday and their customer service does not work on Sundays, therefore I called on the 18th morning to cancel the membership. However, they have already charged me for another month on 18th, I called their customer service to explain about this and they keep telling me they could not refund me. I file d a complaint on BBB and their reply is "Our records show that the camper has met the minimum monthly commitment and has requested cancellation within the appropriate time frame. Reimbursement will not be issued as the camper has fulfilled the minimum 6 months of the Bold 6 membership. " Well, they are saying even though you cancel "within the appropriate time frame", they will still charge you for one extra month and "reimbursement will not be issued". Good luck to those who will terminate their membership soon. read more

A friend of mine joined this week. I was thinking about joining as well but due the "Copy and paste" comments from this company, I am not so sure I even want to bother. I am no expert ,but if you really cared your replies should be personable. You are just verifying that you don't care. read more

Joining Camp Gladiator was one of my better life decisions. I joined last summer to get fit for my wedding in December (which I did!), but can't seem to stop going. I've never been "athletic" or super in shape, but when I look at how far I've come in 6 mths it's amazing. It was intimidating at first to walk into something not knowing anyone or what I was about to do, but it's worth it. The trainers are so nice and helpful, and really care about you as a person, but also work you out hard and don't take too many excuses. I highly recommend just trying it out ONCE and you'll be hooked. read more

Camp Gladiator is the best total body workout I've ever done. Never boring, always challenging! Great mix of cardio/core/weights. Derek, our trainer, does a great job of keeping us motivated and constantly challenged. Not just for hard-core fitness junkies...I am a 45 year old mother of 4....so if I can do it, anyone can!! read more

I am a newbie to Camp Gladiator - about to finish my first camp - and I am so glad I decided to give this a try. I had been terrible about consistently going to the gym for years, so I needed to find a new way to get myself moving again that I'd also be willing to stick to. What I love about CG is that it really is for all fitness levels, the workouts change every day to keep things interesting, and most importantly - the trainers and campers are all really nice and supportive. The trainer for my camp, Shannon, does such a good job of encouraging us and getting all of the campers to interact with each other and stay motivated. If you know someone that attends CG, tag along with them to check it out - buddies are welcome! read more

When I started Camp Gladiator I never had been able to stick with any exercise program for any length of time. I was new to the area and on a whim decided to try Camp Gladiator out, it was the best decision I have made in a very long time. Not only did I lose 25 lbs. and 17% body fat in 5 months I felt better than I had in 20 years. It is a different workout each day that you go, they have camps to fit anyone's schedule and trainers that truly care about you. I cannot give Camp Gladiator high enough marks. read more

In 2011, several of my friends were posting comments about this Camp Gladiator thing on Facebook. I went to the bring a friend week and haven't stopped yet. It is truly life changing. Each workout is challenging. Every location is challenging. All the people are friendly and encouraging. Size doesn't matter. You are not judged. As with all workouts, you get out what you put in. I love that CG is NEVER canceled! Rain? We're there. Cold? We're there. Heat? Bring it! This is THE workout you've been looking for all your life. Give it a try. You won't regret it! read more

I absolutely LOVE Camp Gladiator. I've been a contender for over a year and it is THE best workout program I've ever done. The best part is, it actually works! I'm in the best shape I've been in and I'm about to turn 30! I've worked out in gyms, done yoga (which I still do occasionally), worked out at home using videos, tried to train on my own.. and I always found an excuse NOT to go, or not to push myself. GC has really been helpful to keep me motivated and coming back for more! Overall, the trainers are awesome and are super friendly, positive, and encouraging. Amy Pylant and Mason Murphy are amazing at what they do. Although this is a "boot camp", there is no 'yelling', only CG LUV! You go at your own pace, but end up trying harder than you would otherwise, because of the group support! If you're even a tiny bit curious, attend one of the free group work outs that occur once a month at several locations around Dallas as well as all over the US. You'll be pleasantly surprised. Also, I've never had an issue with their customer service. They've always taken care of me quickly. read more

Where else for $65/month are you going to get 190+ locations in DFW to workout at, great trainers, incredible workout, new friends and a new body? I have been with CG for over one year now and it is the first activity I have found since i left competitive swimming some 28 years ago that motivates me to go every day that I can! Gyms bore the heck out of me and I do not have enough discipline to do the P90X type workouts. I am motivated to go to CG classes though and enjoy the 1 hour workout even though it kicks my butt (in a good way)! I have made so many new friends as well. I wasn't really "overweight", but still lost 15 lbs and gained muscle mass -- not big muscles but just everything a lot firmer. I see myself continuing indefinitely. I highly recommend giving it a try. They will let you go for free for a week, so you have nothing to lose by trying it out. Also, people of all fitness levels are at each workout, so even if you are in horrible shape, don't be intimidated because it is for everyone and the trainers work you at your level. read more

My employer offered a Camp free to employees. I decided to go for it. I AM SO GLAD I DID! I love Camp Gladiator. In just one month, I am stronger and have more endurance. The atmosphere is positive and encouraging. I hate getting up early but I now look forward to my 5:30 am workouts. DO IT!! read more

The best outdoor fitness camp ever!! trainers are very well educated about fitness and nutrition and truly care about the physical and mental success of their campers!! Love it!! read more

I signed up a month ago for a Bold membership. I have since got a job and I can not attend the classes. I only went twice. I have tried to cancel, but I was denied! Saying I had to pay for the whole year..... What is wrong with this picture!? I am referring them to NBCLIVE to expose them... I am also sending this to my lawyer, as I have not received any services or goods after those 2 visits.. read more

I have never been a gym rat, however CG changed my life. Over the last few months I have been MIA because of work life, but no matter my trainer is always checking in. I miss them all, and once my schedule gets back to normal, I will be back with a vengeance. I have read all of these comments, and honestly I think it has more to do with how lazy people get, you get out of CG what you put in, the difference with CG and a gym is that you get a team, you get a cheering squad, you get a trainer who does want you to do the best. No matter if its your regular trainer or if you go to a new location they all LOVE their job and it shows. I know they have had customer service issues but honestly its always worked out in the log run. Now if only we could do something about the Texas heat lol. #CGStrong read more