Alright you caught me, I'm a Bachelor fan... BUT I'm also a big fan of working out and love to…read morecheck out different gyms in cities when traveling. My friends and I were in town for mini girls trip, so Boothcamp was the ideal sweat spot to stop into. Both the interior and exterior of the gym are very appealing to the eye. There is a huge garage door at the front that opens up to the street to let in the fresh air (and allow you to easily get outside for a few drills....!) The space is long and narrow lined up and down with different workout equipment. Had me wishing I would be able to come back to try out the other workouts and circuits! We saw Shawn, but didn't take his class (as it was of course full), but our instructor Jordan was fantastic. He put us through three rounds of five stations (at two minutes each)... it was a damn good full body workout. We used a variety of weights, jump-boxes, med-balls, ropes, and bikes. I fully appreciate when a class it taught by someone who clearly loves to be there, cares about their clients, and provides motivation. So thanks, Jordan! I will be sure to drop in again next time I'm in town!

Great gym and awesome owner! He had a passion for what he does and definitely worth checking out!read more

I have been a member of OTF West Nashville since they first opened their doors. I can honestly say…read morethis is the first and only place I've consistently left my home to go work at (give or take a few month breaks, because life happens). The front desk staff is always extremely courteous and friendly and the coaches will kick your butt without you having to be afraid to ask for help if you need it. This location is totally non-judgemental and feels like family, which definitely encourages you to not skip a workout. The classes are split into half cardio/ half strength training so you work a little bit of everything. Prepare yourself to have a major love/hate relationship with the rowing machine, but it it's worth it!

I had a fantastic first class and realized being coached in a fun way in a group setting is a great…read moreway for me to push myself. I'll absolutely be back and look forward to seeing the results in myself!

Was looking for a gym that provided a cold plunge and sauna in addition to great machines and…read morecarbon has been great. I read some of the reviews and was expecting the worst but haven't found any of it to be true. Sure everyone there is in shape and it can be intimidating but it's a gym lol everyone who's serious about their physique seems to be attending this place. Definitely different vibes than a planet fitness let's say. Front desk has always been super cool when I come in. Never felt out of place. The private sauna and plunge in one room is epic cause I can go back and forth at my own pace and I'm alone in there. Granted I pay for the highest tier but it's great if you can afford it. Yes the smoothies are just ok but I don't go to the gym for smoothies. As of now, this seems to be the best place for what I'm looking for.

It's a good gym good machines, good equipment really good staff. I do think the members were stuck…read moreup, I usually never talk about the members of the gym ever . must be a cultural thing . I guess that's the area of Nashville where everyone thinks they're famous. That said the gym was spacious and it had very good equipment. I thought the staff were quite nice. I enjoyed my workout. It had everything I needed.

I tried just about every Crossfit gym in the Nashville area before I found Crossfit Breakthrough…read more From my first workout, it felt like home. Nick, the owner, does a great job of making you feel at ease right away. I had some experience with Crossfit before but was not the most advanced. The classes had a nice mix of first timers to seasoned athletes. Nick and Josh, the head coach, are always available to help you with technique and form. They like to make sure you have perfect form before you start adding weight. They still like to push you to make sure you get a nice workout but it is always in a safe way. Nick is obsessed with keeping the gym clean. All of the equipment is clean and well maintained. The wall of windows also make sure you always get natural light while you workout. The fellow athletes are all nice, supportive and welcoming. They helped make my fitness journey and transition to Nashville much better. This is the best Crossfit box in Nashville.

Surprisingly phenomenal community and environment. Great coaching and programming. I looked no…read morefurther

Very welcoming to those visiting from out of state. Coach Bre was so encouraging to those in the…read moreclass and visiting, especially during a benchmark!

This was my first time attending an Orangetheory class in Nashville, and unfortunately, it was a…read morefrustrating experience from the start. First, the parking situation is a nightmare. The turn-in to the lot is extremely narrow and my Jeep Wrangler barely made it through. If you drive anything larger than a sedan, be warned: it's a very tight squeeze and not easily accessible. Once inside, I had questions about parking and class logistics, but the front desk staff gave me pretty dry, short answers. I had signed up for a "Strength" class, but as someone new to OTF, I didn't realize there were two different formats running simultaneously - one focused on the treadmill, the other on weights. When I was asked where I wanted to go, I said "tread" without understanding that it meant I'd be on it for the entire class (I thought just a starting point/ warm up). About 30 minutes into the class, I realized I may have messed up. I went to the front desk for clarification, but no one was there. So, I approached the coach as quietly and respectfully as possible. I explained I had mistakenly joined the wrong group and asked to switch to the weight room, which still had an open spot (and where I was originally scheduled). The coach immediately dismissed my request, saying, "If I let you do it, I'd have to let everyone do it," even though I clearly didn't understand the class setup and was trying to correct an honest mistake. Also why would everyone else want to switch if they were signed up for treads? She seemed more annoyed than understanding, and didn't offer any real solution. I then asked if I could use the rower instead of running (I have bad knees and don't enjoy running), but again she refused, saying others might want to do the same. The rowers were empty. The only option she gave me was a stationary bike and by that point, I just felt completely dismissed and unwelcome. I come to the gym for the helpful guidance and support from the trainers and staff or else I would just use my apartment gym on my own. I minus well have today.

I'm a member, regularly coming in 5-6 days a week. I've been to several boxes around the country,…read morebut this one really sticks out in terms of coaching and community. The programming is always well-planned, including accessory lifts after the main lift, and a challenging WOD. I never feel like we are too focused on one specific area. The coaches and members excel at welcoming newcomers and out of town drop-ins. It's an inclusive spot where everyone is welcome. If you're looking for a new Crossfit box, checking out a new gym, or just dropping by, Crossfit Rising Sun is one of the best our there.

I really enjoy attending Crossfit Rising Sun. I have been…read moreattending consistently for 4 months now and the coaches here are extremely knowledgeable. This is the 3rd crossfit gym I have attended and this one is top notch. The programming is well thought out and I appreciate that Kyle does all the programming himself. If you want to improve your fitness and if you want to improve your barbell work this is the place for you. The form on my lifting has improved significantly since starting here because the coaches take the time to coach you and help you work on your form. This gym is very inclusive and they want everyone to know that. When you are new to an area it can be challenging to make friends and everyone here is building a community and will always welcome anyone to join.

My personal trainer, Lauren, was so helpful, effective and motivating. She absolutely got me back…read moreon track after a break due to cancer treatment. Now, through Survivor Fitness, I am able to participate in group fitness classes at A-Train, I get to know all the trainers and build a fitness community. Anita runs a great gym - welcoming, inclusive, professional and focused on results.

I'm on classpass and go to a lot of different classes in Nashville. This is no doubt the hardest…read moreclass I've attended and it continues to challenge me. The classes are small and the instructor (Josh) is the best trainer. I couldn't recommend this enough. Image attached is at a Self Defense class hosted by the studio. You can follow the studio on @resultsmusicrow for more pictures of work outs. It's a nice plus that the studio is in a cute boutique house off of music row.

Easily one of the hardest workouts in ALL of Nashville!!! Multiple locations (Gulch, bellemeade,…read moreeast, Germantown) which makes it pretty accessible from most locations. In the gulch parking is validated for free. Great coach's and all around great workout!

I took my first class today and honestly it kicked my butt hard but I loved it…read more The girl at the front desk was very helpful. She gave me a rundown of how the class works and showed me how to use the curved treadmill. She also made sure the class instructor knew that I was new. The instructor also gave me a rundown before the class and very encouraging during the class as I was struggling to get it done. I left feeling great and exhausted. I've already purchased a five pack of classes so I can come back weekly. If you are looking for a good group workout, this is it.