Trained here for two years with Popeye - love the guy. He's a great trainer and has become a…read morefriend, too. He makes it easy to learn Crossfit and is unintimidating, unlike some other Crossfitters and coaches I've experienced. Popeye has since left Crossfit Vancouver to start Crossfit Optimum Performance, which opens soon! Hoping to get FTR on that one, too :) While my personal preference is to train with Popeye, the other trainers at Crossfit Vancouver are qualified, personable, and fun to train with also, so don't hesitate to check 'em out!

I've been going to Crossfit Vancouver for the last year and a bit. My experiences have there have…read morebeen nothing but positive. Does it have the best equipment? Probably not. Is it pretty? No. It's a no nonsense type of gym. They have everything that you could need as far as equipment. The gym itself is incredibly spacious...there's always room to workout and always equipment to use. The coaches are all highly knowledgeable (although each has their own style), personable and welcoming. There are newer Crossfit gyms in Vancouver, but this is the original and largest. Best of all, the people are fantastic. The gym does a great job at building community and that's what keeps most of us coming back day after day.

Stumbled across this little independent powerlifting strongman gym during my boyfriend and I's…read morevacation to Richmond and Vancouver. Jungle gym was actually highly recommended to us by a friend who raved about how friendly the other lifters were and how it was just a solid place to train and he wasn't wrong. I had touched based with Romus the owner who was more than accommodating to our schedule and opened his doors to us with enthusiasm and kindness. The gym itself is small but has all the equipment you could possibly think of and need to train as a strongman or a powerlifter. It has that warehouse "here to put the work in" but still have a good time vibe to it. I would highly recommend Jungle gym to anyone looking for a place to train. I guess I should also be clear that this is NOT a boutique gym and probably isn't a good fit if you're accustomed to that kind of fitness facility but it is full of friendly serious lifters who will welcome you and help you out.

If you're looking for an amazing CrossFit location in Port Coquitlam or Coquitlam then Sheepdog…read moreCrossfit is the only choice as far as I'm concerned. The atmosphere is always encouraging and the community is extremely welcoming for newbies and those who have been CrossFitters for years. Fantastic facility and they offer CrossFit programs for the whole family.

I've been climbing here on and off for years but I've finally decided to review this place. I came…read morehere today (02.15.2026) with my Japanese friend who was climbing for the first time. Layla helped us out and helped my friend with her orientation. She was very nice and took her time explaining things to her. Layla was overall very pleasant and lovely that I had to leave a review for this place. I've been to 20+ climbing gyms over the span of 10+ years but she was easily one of the best staff I've encountered. Aside from that, I love the sets and the feet washing station they offer. Overall a great place for all levels!

THIS IS A REVIEW FOR THE HIVE PORT COQ - Can't find the location on Yelp…read more We were excited to visit The Hive Coquitlam as a family, but unfortunately had a very disappointing experience. My wife and I brought our 8-month-old baby with us -- obviously too young to climb or even walk. We were simply hoping to enjoy a relaxed session while taking turns climbing and keeping our baby nearby. Initially, we had our baby sitting quietly on the mat near the back traverse wall, which was not in use. We held him up briefly against a hold to take a photo (he can't climb or even stand on his own). A staff member approached us and said our baby couldn't touch the holds unless we paid for him, which felt unnecessary but we complied. He also told us the baby was ALLOWED to sit on the mat. Later, we moved to the Kilter Board area -- again, with no other climbers present -- and continued taking turns climbing while our baby sat beside us. A different staff member came over and told us babies are not allowed on the mat at all. When we mentioned what the first staff member said, she simply responded that she didn't know why he would say that. We felt like we were being shuffled around and treated as an inconvenience, despite being respectful and careful not to disrupt anyone. What was most frustrating was the inconsistent information from staff -- it left us confused and unwelcome. If The Hive has specific policies about infants in the facility, that's understandable. But those policies should be clear, consistent, and communicated respectfully. Sadly, this experience left us feeling that young families are not welcome here.

Took a few hyrox classes here in preparation for my hyrox in December and the instructors here are…read moresuper nice and helpful! The community of people here are really nice as well and an overall great environment for training!

While in Vancouver I dropped into CrossFit BC and from the get go it was a great experience! Coach…read moreStephen led an awesome class and was very welcoming. He had us go through an extensive warmup for the Metcon and had great coaching cues to get ready for each movement and had us on our way. Also, want to give a shout-out to Kayvon for making a drop in feel welcome by partnering up for the workout!!! Overall, CrossFit BC has a great community vibe and awesome setup. I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a CrossFit to join or just a place to drop in!!!

I attended this gym for about 2 years after covid. I had a mixed experience. Many of the trainers…read moreare top class including Patrick who I believe is the owner. But there was a guy Richard who seems to have some sort of personality disorder (sometimes super sweet and kind and then switches to a sort of psyhcho bully persona). Richard has a terrible, confusing teaching and communication style so he'd be awfull as a weightlifting coach. They also had another younger woman there who was problematic. Overall its a good facility, but they should vet the trainers a bit better for social skills.

Dropped in twice to this gym while on vacation. It was a typical CrossFit gym and we got a good…read moreworkout in. I appreciated the locker rooms, both coaches greeted us and introduced themselves. The gym was easy to find

This is a real crossfit gym that you must visit!…read more I am a crossfit newbie and have absolutely no idea about the crossfit. Prior to sign up the crossfit, my friends worn me about how crossfit work out would break down my body(causing injuries), and this was true if you workout like "no brainer" or "inappropriate way" you would high risk for injury. However, the Crossfit 604 gym have totally changed my idea of the crossfit. During the class, two coaches constantly look for your forms and they approach you right away to correct your bad form to prevent potential injury and maximize the result. It's been for 3 months with Crossfit604 and my physical strength and mental capability for getting our of stress are already beyond my expectation. Of course, there are a lot of rules to follow. I am not sure how often it changes but I don't care of it, because most rules are made based on common senses. We are from all around the world and share the different cultures together. However, we mostly share the similar common senses to each other. Let's take it positively about the rules. Having strict rules means your right as a gym member will not be offended by other members. This is not like your a casual local gym. We pay more membership fee to receive a better service and bring the better result. I have met several amazing people already, and they were willing to help me if I came to then asked for help(one point tips or lesson, but do not ask them a lot. Their time is important too).

When you're coming from another country, it is a must to experience other boxes/gyms with different…read morecommunities & styles of programming. We dropped in on a Friday morning for an 8am WOD. Walked all over downtown just to find this location & it isn't hard to find. This box was recommended through a friend whose hotel was a couple blocks away. What a great way to start our vacation with a WOD! As crazy as we were, we settled to do a workout the day before the SeaWheeze Lululemon half marathon. The coaches were aware & wanted us to go "light" for the day. Check-in: - 5 Canadian dollar drop in fee! That is surprisingly the best price I've ever dropped in a box for. - They have iPads to check you in, sign up with your name & info, enter in your credit card info, & you're in! - Gentleman up front took care of us since we came in a little late trying to find this place. Informed us where the bathrooms, place to put our belongings, & equipment. WOD: - We're coming from the US so anywhere other than the US counts in KILOS! lol. Had to calculate our pounds real quick. - Easy dubs, lunges, squats, & snatch strength. - They use a flatscreen TV to type out their WODs! how cool! Box: - CF604 is fully equipped with a huge rig in the middle. - Bathrooms have showers in them. - Very well organized & clean box. - Community looks big & they have a CrossFit games/regionals history! - Coaches are very well adaptive, encouraging, kindly introduced themselves, & kept a look out for our safety since we were doing cardio the following day. - They take good care of their equipment. One of their rules: *Do not drop the barbell with ANY black colored plates on them. The only time they may be dropped is when the colored plates are on!* Purchased a CF604 shirt for $10! That is another plus for their good prices! They automatically charged me through the card I entered in from checking in & I was out the door satisfied with a shirt & a good sweat session. We also wanted to grab breakfast nearby & they gave us recommendations between Chambar & another location. We were told where to be careful not to walk near downtown & go through their more "safe" streets. Thank you, the food was a good recovery after that WOD!

I work out here almost every day on weekdays, their staff are always professional and friendly…read more Opens early and closes late, which is what I need base on my unpredictable working hours! Love Chris and his team for great service! Their equipments are great, always seem to be taken care of. The small sauna and pool great to just relax after a full work out.

Truly a hidden gem, this gym is tucked inside a residential complex in the Lougheed area…read more Definitely a no-frills kind of gym, the equipment and decor isn't the newest and the bathrooms are kind of cramped, but they have mostly everything that you would need in a gym and they are undergoing renovations. My favourite aspects of this gym are the 4 squat racks and deadlift area which are still not too common. At my previous gym, I always found myself waiting for the one squat rack. Here, there isn't much of a wait. People seem friendly and put away their weights, there is free parking, membership is on par with chain-gyms, and there's a pool too. Also, the people coming here seem to be on a time-crunch and don't stall or look at their phones as much. They seem to know what they are doing so sharing equipment is much easier. For those used to the nicer-looking chain-gyms, the weights don't go up increments of 2.5lb if you're used to that. People who are not used to only using free-weights and want to use machines may find that F2K doesn't offer enough variety of gym machines, nor are they very new. The TVs are also limited, not sure if that's a pro or con to some people. Overall, this is a good gym. I hope not too many people come here and ovecrowd it. Also, sometimes they blast Adele on the speakers. I think good-taste is important in a gym, don't you?