Amazing. Such a great experience for my son. The trainers are experienced and work so well with the…read morekids. Highly recommend.

It was a good work out but they were late to a 6am class twice. So if you end up going to the 6am…read moreworkout, like I did, expect that the trainer will be a little late, or may not show up. But the people who came for the class, didn't seem to mind. It's a small group and they all have his number. The workout was overall pretty good.

I've been doing CrossFit for almost 8 years. This is my second CrossFit box to belong to, and I'm…read moreso happy here. The programming is thoughtful and intentional. Open gym time is available. Growth happens. Friendships blossom. There are an abundance of interests and people so you'll constantly hear about people spending time together outside the box. CrossFit brings everyone together, but the people are what's going to make you come back time and again!

Not all CrossFit gyms are the same and this is a shining example of that!…read more I've wanted to try out CrossFit gyms for years but had always heard the horror stories about it being a cult or the "exclusivity" of a gym or their not being welcoming to new people or they'll get you injured. Let me just say that Marcus and his staff couldn't be the more opposite! This gym is open and welcoming AND the COMMUNITY he's built and fostered here is second to none. The athletes are each others biggest cheerleaders and help get each other through every workout. The care and concern for his athletes, mentally and physically should be the standard ANY gym strives for. And he routinely has free, open days for people to come in and see what it's all about. I can't recommend this gym enough. Drop in and see what it's all about.

I have finished my first week at Crossfit Round Rock and it has been nothing short of spectacular…read more Adrien, Landon, Tegra, and everyone attending the classes are some of the nicest and most welcoming people I have ever met. I am working on starting a career in law enforcement and need to get into shape to pass the physical. Aside from that it would be great to be fit anyways. I have been having trouble keeping motivated on my own, and also lack the knowledge necessary for good results. My friends from my hometown always told me about crossfit, but I have always been a stubborn do it yourself-er. It took my fitness instructor from the police department telling me that crossfit is the absolute best way to get into shape. So I started looking. After about a month of looking around I found Crossfit Round Rock. I called Landon and got signed up a week later. I have been sore pretty much since then. In just one week, I have already learned so much, and I have to say I can definitely tell I am going to be addicted to the place very soon. Some of the great things about these guys, aside from how friendly they are and how fun they make the workouts, is they can tailor the workouts to any age or fitness level. Before every workout they go up to each of us individually and make sure we understand what we are doing, and make recommendations as to what weight to use, and also make changes to the exercise if your not capable of doing it entirely. They keep you focused and motivated the entire time, and refuse to let you quit. Aside from the workouts they have health seminars that go over the proper nutrition and help you to develop the proper diet to maximize your results. Crossfit is the place to be whether your 18 or 60, an athlete or a couch potato, it doesn't matter. I strongly encourage you to check it out and see for yourself.

I found Crossfit Round Rock through Yelp in late Dec of 2011. At the time, I was at an all-time low…read morefrom a fitness standpoint. I hadn't set foot in a gym for over 2 years and my nutrition was just plain sad. I needed something different than a regular gym. I was looking for a place that would put me through intense workouts that I'd never seen before, a place that held me accountable and kept me motivated, and ultimately a community of people all working towards their fitness goals. I found all of that and more at CFRR. My experience has been amazing. I'm on my fifth full month there going 3 times a week and have dropped 20 lbs and 10% body fat. The workouts are tough but rewarding. Crossfit brings out your competitive spirit which is a big part of my ability to stick with the program and push myself beyond my perceived personal limits . The coaches(Coach Mark especially) and other members are all really great people and it's just an extremely positive place to be. You don't just clock in and clock out like at a normal gym. You show up and compete, work your tail off with other members, set personal records, and then reflect on how you just owned or got owned by the workout of the day. I just can't say enough about it. Do yourself a favor and check it out!

Trying a new gym can be intimidating and scary and especially a CrossFit gym. With all the complex…read moremovements you do and the difficulty of the workouts. They are a very welcoming community and even if you can't do the prescribed workout they will tailor it towards you. They have all the latest equipment and plenty of space for you to workout in. It has the CrossFit environment of being in a warehouse and with no ac. A great community, workout, and gym. I will be going here more often for classes.

I took a trip to Texas for the weekend to visit family and attend a friend's Marine Corps…read moreretirement. I landed in Austin and stayed in Hutto with my mom. After a hearty Texas BBQ lunch, I looked for a local CrossFit box to drop in on. I found CrossFit Hutto on Yelp and called ahead to see if I could attend a class. The man who answered the phone said his name was Lance and was very polite. He told me I could attend either the Friday 5pm and 6pm class. There would be a $20 drop in fee or I could attend the free Saturday morning class. I decided to take the Friday 6pm class because it's really hot in Texas right now and figured it would be cooler in the evening. Plus I have to leave early in the morning on Saturday to attend the retirement ceremony. I arrived at the facility about 15 minutes prior to class. I was immediately impressed with the size of the property. The 5pm class was still in session and people were hanging around. I walked up to the front counter and put my things down. There didn't seem to be any gym employees there to greet me or check me in. I stood around for a while waiting to be greeted. There were a couple guys sitting on the couches behind the counter on their phones. After a few minutes of standing around, I decided to just go stretch and warm up on my own. Once the 5pm class ended, one of the guys who was sitting around got up and called the 6pm class up to the front. I followed the crowd to the front where the coach said hi and began to check members in on the Wodify app. I told him I was dropping in and he had me fill out the waiver while he instructed the rest of the class on their warm up drills. While I was filling out the waiver, the woman who was coaching the 5pm class came over to say hi and apologized for not greeting me. I told her it was okay because I know how busy it can be. After signing the waiver, I jumped into the warm-up with the rest of the class. The coach was preparing us to do strict presses for the skill work. I partnered up with a man of similar height to me named Mo. He was very nice and showed me where things were. This proved to be the theme of the class as the coach didn't really interact with me or many of the members. I felt as if I was on my own. Luckily, I do CrossFit workouts regularly and am a Level One coach. During the strict presses, I gave my partner a couple tips and helped the ladies on the rack next to me. I made sure not to disrupt the coach's class but I felt obliged to help the ladies next to me. They thanked me and said the tips helped. Afterwards, the coach explained the WOD and did a quick demonstration. The WOD was fairly simple and was only a 10 minute AMRAP. When I was done, I high-fived the other members of the class. I put my equipment away and asked where the restroom was. When I returned a few minutes later, almost everyone was gone and the coach was already locking up. I thanked him for the class and told him my name since we didn't really get introduced properly. He told me his name was Randy and I followed outside so he could finish locking up. I made it a point to say hi to him since he never really greeted me. At my gym, we make it a habit to meet every new member or visitor and make them feel welcome. We always have them introduce themselves and share something about themself. So the fact that no one at CrossFit Hutto really took the time to get to know me was a little disappointing, but every CrossFit box is different. Overall, I'm glad I got a good workout in while on my trip. I wasn't charged a drop-in fee, so that was nice. I checked the clothing rack to see if I could buy a shirt to support them but they didn't have any men's shirts available. The facility was very nice and I liked how spacious it was as well as the cool Rogue barbells. My only recommendation would be for the staff to be more involved with greeting and checking in members and visitors. The whole time I was imagining if my mom had dropped in as a first timer and how no one would have helped her properly workout. In my opinion, that is a very important quality of a CrossFit gym. You can have all the new and fancy equipment available, but if your staff doesn't engage and teach the members properly, people get hurt or feel unengaged.

The gym gets the job done but they have a severe lack of equipment and much of the equipment is…read moreused and abused. They only have a single bench for bench press. It's usually in use. It's also disgusting and unsanitary how many guys work out there shirtless getting insane amounts of sweat on everything. Finally, and most frustrating, it's hard to get in. There should be an easy way to get in during normal business hours, but that's not the case. I went here for about two years because I liked using the hockey rink for sprint workouts and farmers carry and sled pushes, but they removed most of it and the space isn't that functional anymore. Most of the time, there are small children running around making things like squats tricky because they just show up next to you. They love to say it's $20/mo but that's basically the same price as the local Gold's and Anytime Fitness. Mostly the low rating is because they won't let me cancel my membership. I've moved out of state, and they want me to go in person to cancel. I've called and left messages, sent emails, and I continue to get emails asking for payment.

I have been a member of the Garage Gym for over a year, specifically personal training with Coach…read moreAndre Taylor. The gym is literally in a massive garage and has all the free weights, equipment, that you would access in a big box gym plus some equipment I still don't understand how it works. The vibe in the gym is inviting and all types of people come in to workout from weightlifters, cardio junkies, small group of friends keeping each other accountable, new to the gym goers. When I relocated back to Texas during the pandemic I wanted to make sure I connected with a personal trainer that understood the type of workouts I was doing previously, weight loss and strength goals, consistency, and using the gym for mental health. I researched gyms near me and came across Coach Andre's profile and reached out for a free consultation, I signed up on the spot for 3 sessions a week. In the last year I lost 30 lbs, can do a pull up (one, but it's a good one lol) ,and increased mobility and flexibility. I understand people can be intimidated to join a gym let alone hire a personal trainer but if you are looking to take that first step to wards a healthier (I still eat tacos, drink margaritas) lifestyle contact Coach Andre because he will meet you where you are today and help you meet your goals. I know this sounds corny but will share anyway, Coach Andre is a consistent person in my life and as much hell I give him he's not just my coach but my friend!

Coaches are great and work out was safe but challenging. I recommend to anyone looking to loose…read moreweight safely and efficiently.

Best place to workout. Great community. Everyone is friendly and inviting. Love that workout can…read morebe modify for all fitness levels and everyone gets a great workout. It's therapy for the body and soul!

I love this place for so many reasons 1. The assclownary I…read moregrew so used to at Globo Gyms is non existant here. I've never had to worry about weights not being racked, equipment not being put away or folks using the equipment for lounge space 2. I can literally train any time I want to and don't have to worry about avoiding the assclown rush either before or after work. I can get in, get my training done and get out any damn time I want 3. The programming is challenging, innovative and gets me out of my comfort zone It ain't for everyone but if you want to push your limits both physically and mentally and have the drive and discipline to do it in a usually mostly empty no frills unairconditioned gym...this is your place. Stronger, faster, harder to kill

Love it here. It's just a no frills, get it done, no judgement kind of environment. Knowledgeable…read morecoaches, easy to get to location, the essentials with supportive (but not invasive) people. Diverse program, no crazy useless movements, easy parking, what more can I say? Oh... also I'm female and in no way shape or form have i run into any creepy characters. Which for me is important lol. Do with it what you may. #goatomic

Highly recommend 100%! Great people, can't go wrong with any of the trainers here!…read more This last year has been full of big changes for me. One of those changes being going from weighing 250 pounds to 158. The first 45 pounds I lost on my own. The second 45 pounds (and the more difficult half to lose) I lost at ATX Gym. I worked with both Max and Kevin and they were both professional, knowledgeable and truly masters of their field. Not only did they help develop and maintain a training plan custom tailored for me and my goals, they also took the time to teach me what I was doing, why I was doing it and how to do it properly with good form. They were also highly motivational, offering encouragement to keep going, keep pushing my limits and and not give up. "It's not how you start, it's how you finish" - Max I've recently stopped going to ATX Gym, but I take with me everything I've gained and everything I've learned and continue to apply it as I live this new life with strength & confidence. Thank you Max & Kevin for everything!

If you're looking for personal training without the exorbitant cost, classes you actually WANT to…read morego to, or something like CrossFit without the cult, then look no further! ATX Gym has you covered. It's small, intimate and efficient. From what I've seen, the full spectrum of fitness levels finds a home here from those who could do Olympic lifts in their sleep to those who are just getting their feet wet (me). The classes always have a purpose and a plan but offer a lot of variety. Weightlifting, strength straining, booty building workshops, yoga, stretch, calisthenics, cardio conditioning, HIIT, dance--There's something for everyone. That's key for me personally, as I tend to get bored really fast and lose interest if it's the same thing every day. And the classes are small! No more than 6 people, which is the sweet spot between getting personal training and enjoying the comradery of others. It definitely helped me feel less intimidated, because let's be honest... walking into a group of strangers in unflattering workout clothes not knowing what to expect can be anxiety inducing. Lacey (owner and trainer) was so sweet, warm and welcoming! I felt welcomed immediately by her and the other few people in our group that were super supportive. Lacey and Max are knowledgeable hands-on owners that run their own classes and really invest a lot of time and energy into you. They really took a lot of time and stayed late with me to go over nutrition, set goals, and help me choose what classes would be best for me. Give this bad ass locally owned gym some love!