I've been to three locations here in the charlotte/harrisburg area and this location has been the…read morebest yet! All the staff I've encountered at all of the locations have been kind, but I've felt the most supported here. I'm on my third week with Orange Theory altogether and it's been a great experience so far. I will continue to go and would recommend.

OTF has transformed me and been a huge game changer. The workouts here are one of a kind. When I am…read moreunder orange lights I just forget the outside world. It's also beginner friendly so please do not hesitate in taking that free class and see for yourself. Special shout out to all the coaches, staff and members at university who always cheer and support you. Recommend 100%.

We went on a Saturday around noon and this place is just a little too cramped for my liking, and…read moretoo small for the crowd size. Please open another location in Concord. I didn't love the treadmills as much as I like the ones in Albemarle. I do a lot of circuits so I often sprint and then walk, and the treadmills at this location take a little too long to slow down or speed up. Due to the crowd size the location isn't the cleanest but its not terrible. We tried the hydromassage chair and my husband said that's the only thing he liked lol. One of the hydro chairs is broken and shuts off halfway through. The team is aware of it so hopefully it gets fixed soon.

Solid gym with a lot to like! The men's locker room, showers, and bathrooms were really clean,…read morewhich I always appreciate--clean facilities make a big difference. The workout area is spacious, with plenty of room to move around without feeling crowded. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Overall, a great experience and a gym I'd definitely recommend.

One of the best trainers in all of Charlotte ! Been going to Milt on and off for 2 years now. I was…read moreintroduced to Milt by my Uncle who has been going to him for awhile. Milt, is an honest hard nose trainer that makes your work and wants nothing more but for you to accomplish your fitness goals. He has a great wealth of knowledge in all aspects of Fitness and Health and is a good person and good man. If you're looking for a trainer look no further than Milt at F.I.T. Camp ! The classes are fun and everyone is involved and everyone pushes each other to succeed in their own aspect.

I have been going to F.I.T. Camp for a little over a year now. I am so happy one of my patients…read morerecommended Milton Jones, and his F.I.T. Camp to me. When I first went I was at my heaviest. I had major hip surgery 2 years prior, and didn't walk alone for almost a year. So I was working out, eating right all on my own and had hit a plateau when he was recommended. I first went for an assessment to see if I was a good fit for the F.I.T. Camp, or if a few one on one sessions were needed first. I was able to jump right into F.I.T. Camp. Everyone soon became my second family. We all push each other and root for each other to succeeding our fitness journey. If we go missing you have a handful of people reaching out to find you. F.I.T. Camp is by far the best thing I've ever been a part of. I had a follow up hip procedure in March and with the help of Milton Jones one on one sessions, and F.I.T. Camp I am happy to say I will reach a full recovery. I've never been healthier and happier than I am now.... thanks to Milton Jones and my F.I.T. Family! I highly recommend him to anyone looking to make a difference in their lives!

I was excited to try Burn Bootcamp, especially since it's promoted as being suitable for all…read morefitness levels. As someone who is very in shape, I brought my mom along to encourage her to get started with fitness and movement. Unfortunately, our experience over the first two classes left us feeling quite lost. The class uses its own unique vocabulary--terms like "Green Bay" and "Tarantula"--which wasn't clearly explained, making it harder to follow along. Despite arriving 15 minutes early on the first day hoping to familiarize ourselves with the studio and get a better understanding of what to expect, that time was mostly spent with the coach asking for names and fitness levels instead of walking us through the class setup or demonstrating movements. Throughout the sessions, I found myself helping my mom with modifications rather than receiving guidance from the coach, which was disappointing. For beginners especially, it's really important to have clear instruction and attention to form to build a strong foundation and prevent injury. I would recommend this type of workout for people who are already comfortable with high-intensity group classes. However, for those just starting out or needing more one-on-one guidance, a smaller gym or personal training setting might be a better fit. One suggestion for Burn Bootcamp would be to use the initial meeting time more effectively by orienting new clients to the class format and demonstrating key movements and modifications. This would help everyone feel more confident and prepared. Overall, we were disappointed and will not be returning, but I hope this feedback helps improve the experience for future participants.

Walking through those doors and onto the floating floor was one of the best decisions I've made for…read moreme n years. Everyday I'm stronger mentally and physically due to my hard work, support for Burn members during camp, and expert guidance during workouts and focus meetings! I couldn't recommend this place enough. Worth every penny!

I've been a member for almost 2 years and I cannot say enough wonderful things about Burn Boot…read moreCamp! From the Burn Ambassadors that greet you, the trainers who push you to work harder and challenge yourself, and to the fellow members who become friends, I'm so thankful to not only have this community but to be a part of something that is beneficial to my mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing.

40 was quickly approaching and although I wasn't overweight my midsection was getting squishy…read more It was then that I began the search for a gym. We were members at the Y but the classes were very uninspired and I knew I wanted to work primarily with weights. I did some research and decided on either Orangetheory or Burn Bootacamp. I ended up choosing Burn for 3 reasons: 1. Less emphasis on cardio and more emphasis on weight lifting. 2. Classes are all woman with the exception of a few coed sessions. 3. Childcare! (This was the real clincher) I took my first class last January and went for an entire year. For the first month I was sore on a daily basis, but in that good way where you're discovering muscles you didn't know existed. I noticed a visible difference in my muscle mass after a few weeks. If you're new to weights and working out in general this is a great place to start.

Could not recommend this place enough...the best gym I have found by far!! The people, coaches,…read moreworkouts, and community is everything you could ask for! Heart broken when I had to move away and leave this place!!

Popped in while I was on business and had a very good experience. I'd checked out a variety of…read morewebsites of CF gyms in the area, and I found CF Eternal to have the best programming (strength and metcon, as well as a sprinkling of named workouts throughout the week). The Gym: Drop in fee was $15 per class/$25 including t-shirt, standard across the CF drop in board. The facility was clean, had spaces for bags and keys, and offered two spotless bathrooms each for men and women. They're currently expanding, so there was some minor construction, but that's a good thing. You want to visit a box that has the membership to expand. There's a length of turf, a cage set up/racks central in the front, and rings hanging at regular intervals. More room in the long section, but didn't get a chance to nose around. Oly plates were stacked with bumper plates, a variety of KB's, and a number of rowers. It's a well stocked gym.Plenty of bands, plenty of PVC's, lax balls, and foam rollers to stretch out before and afterwards. The WOD: Shorter warm up than I'm used to, but to be honest I prefer shorter warm ups. Plenty of time allotted to complete each section of the workout. Plenty of time left afterwards to cool down and stretch out. Not in a "this class was run too quickly," but more in a "this class was run correctly, and wasn't trying to get you out early." The Coaches: I met a few, I don't know if they all planned to wear the same color shirt that day, but I'm pretty sure they all were. Hey, I like it. It helps identify them. They were welcoming, and friendly, professional and able to correct you when you made mistakes with movements (as I did). In fact, even the coaches that weren't running the class were helping individuals, which was great to see. The Members: I was welcomed right as I walked in, met with friendly faces throughout the WOD, and even took a few suggestions for dinner. TL;DR Great set up, clean bathrooms, welcoming members, knowledgeable staff

Amazing group fitness class! It's challenging but you can also modify where needed! You will not…read moreregret it!

LOVE the trainers and front desk staff at this location! My husband and I have met our closest…read moregroup of friends through this gym. I love that every type of milestone gets celebrated, really keeps you motivated to keep showing up!

Awesome, Jiu-Jitsu Academy. Great coaching. Highly recommended! I spent the week here as a quest…read more I felt welcome the whole time.

I'm currently a blue belt who trains in Texas. I was visiting my family in Charlotte, so I reached…read moreout to see when would be a good time to come in and train. Professor Steve was very helpful in communication and attentive in jiu-jitsu instruction. The facility is clean and everyone is friendly.