Q: How can you tell when you meet a CrossFitter? A:…read moreIMMEDIATELY they tell you so. So I'm not sure if that's true, but I will admit that if you do CrossFit, you're always thinking about CrossFit because some muscle group(s) is/are always sore. And if you're thinking about it, you're probably talking about it... CrossFit Toledo is an excellent training facility with excellent instructors. This place is big and clean and equipped with everything you need to learn the craft safely and effectively. Not only can you learn CrossFit here, you can learn to excel at it. If you're motivated, and you listen to the coaches, you can get a kickass workout in this place no matter your CrossFit experience level or fitness level. Warning: Even if you think you're in shape, CrossFit Toledo will expose your weaknesses. Be prepared to deal with this. Again, listen to your coaches, work hard, and you WILL get better. If you're a newbie, you don't have to worry about biting off more than you can chew. Check your ego at the door, learn how to "scale" (that is, learn how to cheat a little while learning the movements and still get an appropriate workout). Also, every new member goes through a couple of "skills" classes where you get, essentially, one-on-one instructions regarding the basic lifts and movements. Workouts; There are 5 classes per day (0600, 1200, 1600, 1700, and 1815), and class size is limited to 12 people. Every class is different. I repeat, every class is different. But, each class is similar in that they all consist of a warmup, a strength phase, and a conditioning phase. There's also a "homebody" option. Even if you have equipment at home, half the benefit of this place is the coaching and the camaraderie. ALSO, there are multiple open-gym sessions through the week. Camaraderie: It's definitely there; this seems like a great group of people. One guy acknowledges that some people call it "CultFit." But hey, can you name ANY fitness pursuit isn't "culty?" Bodybuilding? Culty for the past 80 years. Running? Not as culty as it was, but still very culty. Yoga? Yep, laid back and totally culty. Don't worry about it. You can do CrossFit and still be friends with a person who doesn't...but only one. 5 stars!

This is my second home gym having moved from Washington State in 2021. I visited other Crossfit…read moregyms in Toledo and this one fit my criteria: diverse age range, race, gender, body types, and also a range of experience from beginning to elite performers. The gym space is comfortable and feels more like a family run business than a chain business which I truly appreciate. Love the coaching staff with good Crossfit and Olympic lifting experience. The culture of the gym is very friendly and feels very accepting to outsiders, including myself as seemingly the only gay Crossfitter in Toledo. I definitely give all my thumbs up to CFT. Also, very kid and dog friendly, which is great.

I was visiting Ohio area for work and my coworker asked if I would try a class. I have never done a…read moreCrossFit class before so was a little nervous but Robin the coach was really nice and made sure to let me know how to correct my movements and adjustment I could make so I was not killing myself. I felt great after the class!

Coaches that take time to make sure you understand what you're supposed to be doing!? CHECK!…read more An owner that takes care of place and is present and communicates with members!? CHECK! And the best part, the people! Hard working fun loving group that is welcoming and encouraging!! Definitely recommend

Gym is a few years open now. Machines are getting rusty, other machines out of service. Lockeroom…read moreisn't ventilated, has broken fixtures and hand dryers. Building is giving out.

When this gym first opened up a few years ago- it was top notch. We moved gyms and joined Crunch…read morebecause it was honestly one of the best gyms in the Toledo area. However, over the years, the facility has lost all the features that made me join in the first place. I pay for the peak membership ($25 a month) and so does my husband. So $50 a month we pay for a membership at Crunch. My husband and I go several times a week, so we are very aware of how often things are being disregarded. This place is ALWAYS popping. Morning- busy. Lunch- busy. Evening-busy. It being busy really isn't a huge deal, but when MANY machines are broken or need maintenance, then it's more of a nuisance. For months they've only had 3 stair steppers functioning (out of 6). Today- went to the gym and found only TWO are working!! Now people awkwardly stand behind the steppers waiting to use them.... How awesome when I'm trying to get a workout in.... Can't wait for creepers to make that excuse... They've had signs on them stating "I need a rest day".... I understand things happen and machines break down, but it's ridiculous how long they've been down. Like I said- the place is always busy! Honestly, at least 50-80+ people there at all times. They only have a couple of hand sanitizer dispensers and they have been empty for months. I carry around my own sanitizer in my gym bag. The women's bathroom has had a single stall closed since December at least, with a silly sign stating "on my last rep I sustained an injury" or something like that. I checked today and it still had a sign on it and was closed. My husband said that in the men's bathroom, they've had a sink broken for a while too. Ridiculous! The reason why I left my old gym to come here was because of constant machines being broken and maintenance being poor. It's annoying paying this much for a membership and not being able to use the facility fully. And like I said, it's always busy!! People pay to go here. Use those funds to maintain your facility. All in all, if someone asked me if they should join - I'd say no. And I know several people who have left for all these reasons. Sad to see for a facility that was once top notch.

Great customer experience & would come back again. Abby was really welcoming when it came to…read moregetting acquainted to HOTWORX for the first time. I hate when snobs are at workout studios but this was far from that. The workout was hot & hard but well worth it. Will be signing up for my first month :)

Nice for 24 hour torture chambers but be sure it's right for you with your one free trial visit…read morebecause it's difficult to get out of their membership of $65 a month which somehow has equated to 5 payments now. Just got another $65 charge today after I canceled last month which was a month after the 90 day commitment. Way overpriced and limited equipment. In 5 months I could have paid for 3 years at any other gym. Not to mention all the merch I bought.

I joined this gym today, and I'm happy to report that they worked with me and understood my fitness…read moregoals and needs. Parker and Jason were great at explaining the membership options and gym fees. I feel like most of us are excited about joining a health club, and more often than not, we bypass the understanding that all gyms have yearly fees and cancellation fees; this is completely normal. In my opinion, the highlights of this gym include the space and variety of rooms available to ensure a great workout. They offer 2-3 different machines for the upper, mid, and lower body, which is great! For advanced fitness enthusiasts, this means you won't have to wait to complete your workout routine. For beginners, I highly recommend hiring one of their skilled personal trainers to start your fitness journey the right way. Any day is a good day to practice self-care. So far, one of my favorite machines is the standing hamstring curl; this machine is a gem, and I'm super happy they have it. The gym is clean, the bathrooms are neat, the weights are organized, and they offer spray bottles with towels for you to wipe down the machines after every use. I have yet to try the classes and provide feedback, or the smoothie bar, hydro massage, and sauna. Eventually, I will. This health club has a lot to offer for everyone, no matter what fitness level you are at. I'm glad I started going here, and I'm looking forward to making new friends.

It is becoming a pit. They need to increase staffing hours. By Sunday you need to be fully…read morevaccinated and have an up-to date tetanus shot just to walk into the men's rest room. Standing at the urinal and found I was standing in about a gallon of urine on the floor.

I have been coming here for about six months and love it. I do the TFW workouts exclusively and…read morethey are fantastic. These are one hour workouts that are truly one hour. They can be extremely hard but the coaches work with all levels of fitness seamlessly within the classes. I really like the coaches and my fellow members. They offer so many opportunities for one price it's impressive. I'm a snowbird and Jen works out pricing to accommodate my schedule. The price is very reasonable when considering the options available.

Have you ever found something you really like but don't want to tell anyone in fear it will get too…read morebusy for you? This is that place for me, but I think they deserve recognition. My friend and I went to the gym often but wanted more of a push. We found Live Fit and couldn't be happier. We signed up for personal training there and it's been fantastic. We have similar body types and goals. It was awesome we could work out together with one trainer, which made it less intimidating in the beginning. I also love how they schedule and charge for personal training sessions. Every trainer I have had made me feel comfortable, not judged and pushed me. I feel like they really effort into thinking what workout to do for each client. I did personal training in the past and felt like I spent more time following the trainer from machine to weights to machine than actually working out. We also participated in Live Fits XGT class which is an amazing workout. Due to time constraints I am going back to focusing on personal training. If you've ever thought about getting in shape but you have no idea where to even start give Live Fit a call.