Motivating yourself to work out sometimes requires that you light a fire inside yourself, but not the kind you endured during your fire-eating internship at the circus. For $69, today’s Groupon gets you four weeks of unlimited sessions at Camp Gladiator (a $170 value). This deal is good at all Camp Gladiator locations in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Bring your own mat, towel, water, running shoes, hand weights, and sweat.

Camp Gladiator’s founder Ally Davidson—also known as the 2008 American Gladiator Grand Champion—and her experienced trainers will use your instinctual distrust of routine to their advantage. They’ll keep your muscles guessing with new and challenging moves during each session, so you’ll never fall into a boring, ineffective routine, like regular teeth brushing. No drill sergeants will be barking commands through cigars as you drop and give them 200 push-ups in the rain at this boot camp, but there will be obstacle courses, tug-of-war, plyometrics, sprint and agility drills, and, well, some push-ups. Expect to see visible results—over the course of four weeks, you’ll find that you can hoist progressively larger circus animals above your head, outrun monsters in nightmares for eight hours at a time, and impress dates by grating fresh mozzarella onto their pasta with your ab muscles.

Whether you’re looking to drop a few pounds, try something new, or gain the endurance that cheetahs would, and frequently, kill for, today’s Groupon to Camp Gladiator will prepare you for the many challenges and Double Dare physical challenges that life can throw in your way.

The next camp starts on January 10th. Sign up for your camp using the directions on your Groupon.

Reviews

Camp Gladiator was named Rare Magazine's 2010 Best Boot Camp. Yelpers and seven Google Mappers give Camp Gladiator a perfect five stars:

• I Love Camp Gladiator. – Lori P., Yelp
• This bootcamp will kick your ass and then laugh while you lie writhing on the floor...but in a good way! – Jessica M., Yelp
• This class is so much fun that you lose track of how much work you are actually doing. The instructors are very motivational! – Scott, Google Maps