5 or 10 CrossFit Classes, or One Month of Unlimited Classes at CrossFit 5150 (Up to 81% Off)
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Instructors lead students through a new set of exercises every day, focusing on training the body in the 10 domains of fitness
For our earliest ancestors, exercising meant outrunning a lion until it reached the point of exhaustion, then bench-pressing its sleeping body. Build muscle using nonliving weights with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $19 for 5 CrossFit classes (a $100 value)
- $39 for 10 CrossFit classes (a $200 value) $49 for one month of unlimited CrossFit classes (a $179 value)
Trainers invent a new regimen daily, challenging the body with an ever-changing array of exercises to produce results quickly. They hold classes six days a week, reserving Sundays for rest and ample water drinking.
Instructors lead students through a new set of exercises every day, focusing on training the body in the 10 domains of fitness
For our earliest ancestors, exercising meant outrunning a lion until it reached the point of exhaustion, then bench-pressing its sleeping body. Build muscle using nonliving weights with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $19 for 5 CrossFit classes (a $100 value)
- $39 for 10 CrossFit classes (a $200 value) $49 for one month of unlimited CrossFit classes (a $179 value)
Trainers invent a new regimen daily, challenging the body with an ever-changing array of exercises to produce results quickly. They hold classes six days a week, reserving Sundays for rest and ample water drinking.
Need To Know Info
About CrossFit 5150
As a movement, CrossFit rejects the idea that one needs the fancy equipment of a big gym to get in shape. Instead, its creators argued that all someone really needs to get fit is a little motivation, a knowledgeable trainer, and a big, empty room. The trainers at CrossFit 5150 embrace that idea, dubbing their gym “the box.” They like to keep it virtually empty, with minimal fitness accoutrements and a maximum amount of sweat dripping to the floor.
The staff create new routines for their charges to perform daily, but these trainers put in double the mental effort. They produce two Workouts of the Day, the first penned on a dry-erase board, letting the gym’s members know how they should break their sweat on any given date. The other is online and requires no equipment whatsoever, which helps prevent travelers, office workers, and people trapped in WiFi-equipped underground bunkers since Y2K from missing a single day of training.