Scam alert! I wish I…read moreread these reviews prior to signing up for the 6 week challenge. I was motivated and hopeful, especially due to prior positive crossfit experiences at other gyms and learned a big lesson about reading reviews first. To be clear: The 6 week challenge which is falsely advertised as free costs $632. If you lose 25 pounds they say you get your money back. Doing the math, this type of program endorses disordered exercise and eating. It's not healthy to lose that amount of weight in 6 weeks They exploit those that have unrealistic goals, financially. Personally, I am writing because I was supposed to start the 6 week challenge right before COVID and they continued to bill be throughout the gym closures. I explained that I would be willing to transfer the money I already paid into a regular membership following COVID and they refused. I called my credit card company since it is illegal to charge for a gym that is closed due to COVID. The credit card company advised to file a claim. They responded by calling collections. I am confident that the credit card company will handle this for me, but am sickened by these practices overall. Mostly, I am genuinely worried about the mental health of potential consumers in the future. The actual classes are extremely variable since the staff are not well trained. The staff themselves told me that they are not treated properly and that there are is little, inconsistent communication with management. It shows in the classes, and the workouts are not as effective as other crossfit programs I have done as a result.

I have mixed feelings about this. The staff is great, classes are good, great accountability…read morecoaches and awesome community. However, management is awful. They are scammers. Joe ( who refused to provide his last name and direct number) is the most horrible and greedy person I ever encounter. I take he is one of the owners. After the pandemic broke, I reached out to one of the coaches and asked for my membership to be cancelled, the reason being: no longer living in the city and financial hardships. I got an "ok" text message. Months later, I get a charge on my credit card. I was connected to Joe, who wanted to charge me for another month as a cancelation fee, which clearly is not part of the contract, and refused to give me credit for the month charged. After many back and forth emails, he finally understood and agreed a proper notice was given and no extra charges were to be charged to my account. I have on an email with his own words agreeing to this. They stole my money, he is a thief. I had to call my credit company to dispute the charge. They settled to give me a refund, which I was happy. But later, they send me to collections???? For something he agreed and settled?? Talk about ethics. Stay away from this gym, there are far better gyms with better customer service and honesty than WillyB. They are scammers, and as much as I hate to say this: they deserve to close for their terrible customer service ethics.

I dropped in for Murph, my one annual CrossFit workout (after many years of being a devoted…read moreCrossFit athlete). Super impressed by the facilities and staff. CrossFit Virtuosity is hands down the cleanest and most amenity-rich box I've ever experienced. As far as the workout, instructions were detailed and clear but not exhausting and redundant. The gym is also conveniently located adjacent to McCarren park, so we ran our two miles around the track, which was awesome. I enjoyed my experience so much that I may actually consider starting CrossFit again. Thanks again CrossFit Virtuosity for a wonderful Murph workout.

Stopped by to inquire about personal training only to stand around waiting to speak to someone…read more When I finally spoke to a staff member, I experienced ageism (he suggested that I work with trainer who works with older women) and was informed that he was too busy working with a client to provide further details (asked me to follow up with an email). This place is clearly not as inclusive as they purport to be. Got the message that they don't want my money and are not interested in working with anyone over 30, regardless of fitness level. They seem short staffed and not much interested in expanding their existing clientele. If you don't mind waiting and being judged without even discussing your actual fitness level, then check them out. Otherwise, caveat emptor/buyer beware.

A long time ago my friend recommended me that place but I was not sure if I want to start crossfit…read more Finally I decided to sign up for a free trial class and I loved it so much. Chris was an amazing trainer(basicaly all couches were nice and made me feel like it's a family) and the group was so friendly! Work out was a little hard for me but no wonder because I was pretty lazy at the gym, but in condition class there was no time to take a break and actually it was so much fun! Right now I signed up for basic classes because I'm not familiar with a lot of names of exercises and I'm looking forward to challenge myself and start regular crossfit wod classes! Highly recommend this place!!

Been a member here for about three years now and have never been in better shape. Super friendly,…read moreknowledgable coaches, really clean space, and a supportive, inclusive community! No gatekeepers here. Highly recommended!

Coming from Paris, we came with a friend living in NYC. As a Gym Owner, we loved the session, the…read morecommunity and the energy of coach Zico! We have come back several times! A great room!

Dropping one star (would drop 1/2 if possible) due to schedule changes and now no open gym on…read moreSaturdays. Otherwise, an amazing CrossFit style gym.

CrossFit Wall Street is an amazing place to work out. Class sizes are intentionally…read moresmall--typically no more than 12 people--which means the knowledgeable coaches have time to provide individual feedback, suggest modifications when needed, and help everyone improve their form. I don't think you'll find this level of personal attention in a group fitness class anywhere else in Manhattan. Just as important, the community is incredibly welcoming and diverse. If you take a class, I encourage you to introduce yourself. The people here are friendly, down-to-earth, and genuinely kind. If you decide to join, you may even find yourself making a few new friends along the way. If you're looking for a challenging workout in a supportive, encouraging environment, I highly recommend giving CrossFit Wall Street a try.

If you are looking for a good workout and great community you can't beat Crossfit Wall Street. The…read morefacility is top notch with the best equipment and the coaches are all extremely knowledgeable and friendly. The best gym in the financial district area by far!

I usually only like weight lifting, and was initially a little bit reluctant to try something…read morenew....but damn. This was one of the best decisions i've made lately. WillyB Crossfit was everything I was looking for in a crossfit class. The instructors all brought their own personal styles and knowledge to all of the classes which helped to shake things up and stop anyone from getting bored. Being completely new to the world of crossfit I also had some issues with being intimidated to all the new stuff I was going to have to learn, but everyone (instructors as well as other people in my classes) was very approachable and was quick to assist with any questions or concerns I had. Lastly, and most importantly, I am a person with a disability. One of my main concerns was not being integrated into the classes with other able bodied people. This ended up never being an issue because everyone at WillyB took the time to work with me personally to adapt our daily WOD's and warm-ups to something that was realistic but still challenging for my body. If you are on the fence about diving into the world of crossfit I can honestly think of no better place to start with than WillyB Crossfit.

Was here since the end of last year but now leaving because of moving. Overall I feel like I've…read moregot stronger than before, and have known more about how to make it most efficient of my energy and strength. The coaches were very encouraging and helpful. Some of my fav: Will (hilarious & every time was a good workout), Abbee (encouraging & help me challenge myself), Jeff(very professional & nice). Things that could be improved: showers (I didn't need it cuz I lived in the neighborhood), changing rooms, stronger AC Thank you all and wish you all the best! -Tammy

What an amazing gym! I've dropped in several times and every time I do they make me feel at home…read more This time they even accomodated by need to schedule quarterfinal workouts. I'm so grateful to have found such a wonderful gym to visit whenever I am in New York!

Can't say enough about this gym! I've been a member here since 2016, so I've seen the gym go…read morethrough many phases, Pre covid, covid, post covid. Regardless of the situation, the programming and coaching are always 10/10. The community is truly unlike anything else. They do a great job of engaging everyone and planning community events. I recently moved out of the city and still commute in. It's worth it! If you're looking to get fit in NYC, please drop in and give CFUS a try!

Xavier is the man!…read more This review is just for him. I can't do high impact workouts due to back injuries, so I just came here to purchase a shirt for my brother-in-law for his birthday. (Who goes to Crossfit just to go SHOPPING? This girl.) Xavier could not have been more helpful. We went through a few sizes, and then I even noticed a tank in purple, which is my sister's favorite color, and he was able to help me with that as well! And he had such a sunny disposition and a great attitude. He made what could have been an otherwise awkward experience very fun. Thanks, X!!

I'll be the first to admit I don't know the first thing about CrossFit. Except the name tells me it…read morehas something to do with some hybrid training and being fit. I will also say I've had but 1 handful of kick-boxing type classes my entire fitness exposure. Like 3. But what I remember is that it's a great form of cardio, balance, a raw sort of release without hurting anyone and ending up in a sweatbath. A great workout if you ask me. This gym is a large rectangular warehouse (what u imagine modern day Rocky would train in) that's hollowed out 2 stories high, equipped with all your essentials: dead weights, benches, ropes, bags, frames and hangy ropes for the lack of technical description. Industrial fans, row of bikes, clean restrooms that look added as they are a must. Mostly, it's a lot of empty space for running, planking, boxing and splaying out. We trained one on one separately with Henry, a master muy Thai fighter who caters to all levels. I watched my guy the day before as Henry worked him out, correcting his form at a moderate pace- still, the most I've seen my guy move skillfully and committed. I was a bit horrified at what he'd signed me up for today. Let me assure you- Henry is a pro. He gets right to the heart of every motion with one-two corrective instruction. He sees your effort and affirms it, even when it's just ok but goes back to edit whenever possible in the 2 minute interval taps. There were 2 longer breaks for water (3-5 mins) and ample 1 minute breaks throughout each combo/repeat we'd work on. My Achilles heel (if I had to pick one!) would be my left kick. Henry never tire of correcting my form offering suggestions as I keep repeating my poor form: pivoting, forgetting to drop my left arm while holding up my right, throwing forward my L hip, leaning, coordinating the kick with R foot turn, keeping my L extended/ bent or any combination of these elements. Henry continues to reaffirm and incorporate combos with attention and pause to the weaker areas. He reminds me to breath and never lets the heart-rate down, yet tempos the sets to a tee. We finish off with repeating power kicks and summation of points. I don't have anyone to compare Henry to, but his honest, good nature and expertise in the art is transparent. We will definitely be back for more instruction from Henry and try out their freebie Saturday CrossFit intros- call first just in case it's full.