I have been a member on and off for years. Kelly has worked with me for many hurdles. The community…read morethat they created is great. With CoVid, they offer both in person workouts in their studio but also a zoom option with a price for each option. Highly recommend.

I tried them out on a Groupon deal... great deal and more importantly nice nice facility and boot…read morecamp classes. They offer nutritional advice also which I did not take advantage of. The boot camp class varied everyday and was an excellent workout each time I went. Attention was directed to correct form and performing each exercise appropriately. Definitely recommend!!

I have had Zach train me in a boot camp group for a while now. Zach is always pleasant and makes…read moreworkouts challenging and varied. He carefully watches and corrects form if needed, so no one gets hurt. After every session he takes the time to ask if anyone has questions about goal setting, progress tracking, or nutrition. Nothing scares Zach if I'm not happy with what I'm doing he laughs and motivates me to do more, which is good and sucks But I don't quit and that is what matters. I would highly recommend Zach!

I have had Zach train me as a boot camp group fitness trainer since 2012. Zach is always pleasant…read moreand makes workouts challenging and varied while also being enjoyable He carefully watches for form so that no one gets hurt. He is personable and engaging to work with. At the same time he expects accountability and knows how get motivation and results without making clients feel demeaned... which having worked with several trainers is something that is not always the case. I would highly recommend Zach for anyone looking to get into fitness or improve their current fitness level!

Tyler is one of the most excellent coaches, just look at his resume too! He focuses on injury…read moreprevention, core movements, and foundational exercises with proficiency progression. He's an excellent powerlifting coach for my son! Couldn't recommend a better guy!

AMAZING! I went there as an intimated 1st timer in the realm of crossfit fitness and left feeling…read moreconfident, addicted and sore! --Knowledgable trainers; my trainer in particular had a beard and tattoos (can't remember his name) but he was professional and super patient (even though I couldn't even do a proper squat).

I've been excited about this location opening for a while, and the time has finally come!…read more Parking lot available directly outside. Very large interior with tons of brand new equipment. Lines of cardio, multiple sets of strength equipment, at least ten platforms, turf run, little alcoves with additional accessories, group fitness spaces, and even a recovery zone. There really is something for everyone. Staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly during my recent visit. The space is immaculately clean, which I hope keeps us as it ages. At this price point, it really is the best bang for your buck of a fitness space I've ever been to. Top notch!

Crunch Fitness Burnsville: Come for the workout, stay for the fees. Apparently…read more Let me start by saying: I regret joining this gym. If I had known what I know now, I would have kept my money and worked out somewhere else. The annual fee is absolutely ridiculous. Why am I being forced to pay an annual fee for an experience I haven't enjoyed or felt like I've gotten my money's worth from for an entire year? Paying for something I barely feel like I'm benefiting from is just wonderful. And the sales reps... whew. Extremely pushy during the sign-up process. They'll sell you the dream, but once you become a member, suddenly you discover all the little rules, restrictions, and fees that weren't nearly as exciting during the sales pitch. Then there's the $40 DOWNGRADE FEE. A $40 fee... to downgrade. Excuse me... WHAT THE HECK ?! I've never heard of anything like this. Apparently, even wanting a cheaper membership requires you to pay them extra money. That one genuinely had me questioning whether I joined a fitness club or a subscription service designed to collect random fees. Customer service? Eh. It's okay. Nothing that makes me want to write home about. The gym is clean right now, but let's be real--it just opened. Of course it's clean. Let's see what it looks like six months or a year from now when the new-gym shine wears off. I sincerely hope they maintain it. Parking is okay... for now. We'll see how that goes once everyone settles into their memberships. And let's talk about booking classes, because apparently you need to treat it like trying to get concert tickets. There's a 22-hour booking window, so if you actually want a spot in a popular class, you better set a damn alarm, timer, reminder, calendar notification, smoke signal--whatever it takes--because if you forget to book at the exact right time, you may be out of luck. Because I'm basically stuck paying the annual fee, I'm going to make the most of it. I'll stick around for six months, get what I can out of the membership, and then I'm DONE. Canceling this shit. The biggest lesson here? "READ. THE. FINE. PRINT.!" The sales pitch will have you thinking you're joining this amazing fitness experience. Then the membership starts and suddenly it's: Annual fee $40 downgrade fee Rules Booking restrictions Pushy sales tactics At this point, I'm waiting for them to charge me a fee for walking through the front door. Maybe my experience will change over time, but as of right now, joining Crunch Fitness Burnsville is one of those decisions I wish I could undo. 0/10 on the regret. 10/10 on the fees.

I recently moved to MN from CA. I was recently injured so I had to rest for 6 months. Since then, I…read morehave started to decline in my workout motivation. I've never done CrossFit but I have been lifting weights for years. Weight lifting is fun, but it gets boring over time. That's when I decided to try out CrossFit. I called around and found CrossFit SISU in Plymouth. It wasn't the closest CrossFit gym to me, but it had great reviews and the schedules they offered seemed to fit with my day. They put me on a one week trial. I was in constant contact with Christina. She answered my questions throughout the trial process. After the first few days, I fell in love with CrossFit and SISU. The workouts are amazing and highly motivating. There are no dull days. The coaches are super friendly and help me work around my injuries by tailoring the workouts to my needs. The other members are also friendly and help push each other.

Great coaching. Great people. Great programming…read more Personally, CrossFit SISU is the only gym that has "stuck" in the past decade. I'm back working out, 9 months straight, and physical health problems are gone. There is no better workout for strength, cardio, mobility, and use of time.

Everyone here is super friendly. The first workout might feel awkward, but that's how it is trying…read morea new gym for the first time. Everyone is awesome and there to help! This is a great space for anyone who may not typically feel comfortable at the gym. Very inclusive.

This review is based on my experience with Solcana both before, during, and after the state-wide…read moreCOVID shutdown. I'll leave the obligatory note that COVID is still a real threat to everyone's health, and I am glad Solcana is one of the businesses in Minneapolis that is truly taking it seriously. I've been a member of Solcana for nearly a year, and before COVID, the gym itself operated much like many crossfit gyms, with lots of classes, good equipment, and a friendly atmosphere. There has always been a strong focus here on equity and equality (at least as long as we have been members), and that's one of the main reasons why we chose to join. That focus has only become stronger over the past year, and I will touch on it a bit later. When COVID came around, Solcana, like all other gyms, shut down. I have to hand it to them though, they really tried hard to keep delivering a quality product to members, mostly through online classes. After the state started allowing gyms to open up on a limited basis, outdoor barbell classes began again. I've observed quite a few post-covid outdoor classes run by other gyms (whether out on a bike ride or in the park by my house), and many of them have seemed to completely ignore social distancing guidelines. Solcana has been completely different; all of the outdoor classes have felt really safe, with specific areas marked out for every athlete, small class sizes, and strict cleaning practices. This week, we were allowed to go back inside. However, that didn't mean Solcana relaxed their commitment to safety...if anything, they strengthened it. Indoor classes are even smaller, the distance between athletes has grown, masks are mandatory all of the time, and they are making sure everything is cleaned between classes (and there's at least an hour between classes). There are also still outdoor classes, depending on what type of workout you want and how safe you feel indoors. Even with all the new safety practices, the programming has been great, and we feel like we are getting a lot out of our membership, despite not being able to go as much as we were able to before (due to smaller class sizes and fewer classes, there is now a limit on classes per month, but that's completely understandable). Back to social justice...in the wake of the tragedy surrounding George Floyd, Solcana made an even stronger commitment to promoting equity and equality for all, and that's included doing even more with the BLM movement. The gym as de-affiliated from crossfit because of their comments/positions following the tragedy, but aside from not using that name any more (or giving them any money), the programming is pretty much exactly what you would expect from that type of gym. You will also find that this gym is extremely welcoming of all athletes, no matter who you are, what you look like, or how you identify, a trait not all CF gyms share. All in all, this is a wonderful, welcoming fitness community that promotes social justice AND takes COVID very seriously. The owner herself told me that she wants to be the safest gym in the Twin Cities, and so far, it seems they are succeeding.

Typical CrossFit gym here. Smaller class sizes which are nice for comfort and equipment. The owners…read morehave been great with communication and follow through. The coaches are really nice and high energy! They have all been really supportive with my injury (shoulder). They have a cute little area for smaller children to enjoy while the parents are working out. The only thing would be it could be a little cleaner with less clutter and toys around.

Cool gym, very welcoming coaches and members. Equipment was great I got some pretty good workouts…read morein while I dropped in

I was a member at the F45 Eagan West location. Ashley & her team have created not just a gym, but…read morean inclusive community that supports everyone at every level of fitness. The workouts are effective and work as long as you put the work in. Included in the membership is an app that has online workouts when you can't make to a class. Each class starts with a coach walking you through each station for that workout. Throughout the class, the coach is walking around, checking form and motivating you throughout the class. Workouts are posted on the app, so you have an idea of what you will be doing for the day. I hope my schedule leads me back to F45 Eagan West in the future.

I've taken a couple workouts at this location and each time I am SWEATING bullets. They have…read moredifferent names for their workouts online that focus on various areas of the body like arms, legs or cardio, etc. I recommend to take a look at their website before signing up for a class so you know what you'll be working on. The screens are a good amount of large monitors on the wall for beginners to look at if it's your first time. They make it really easy for anyone that is new to pick up the exercises quickly. I'll be back again if I want to get a good workout!