I have been seeing Tasha for over three years now and she still challenges me TO THIS DAY. She…read morecares about your progress and you as a person. I have told her how she's turned my life around and she's so humble in to the part she played in my life. Going to see her was one of the best decisions I made for myself. Thank you Tasha.

James is a great personal trainer that designs daily workouts that can be accommodated to all gym…read moregoers. No need to worry about equipment being used for the selfie enthusiast as crossover fitness becomes a second family of gym goers with similar workout goals.

This is a phenomenal gym. Jim, the owner, is a college graduate in Kinesiology and built this gym…read moreas a family friendly environment. He has custom workouts that are one month to three months in length that are challenging and fun. He personally works with, and monitors everyone to ensure correct form when lifting, and maximum potential. Because he is a trainer, he works with weak and sore parts of your body to build a strong core. Another perk of this gym is the Massage Therapist on staff, $40 for an hour. I started going six months ago, then my thirteen year old started going and finally my ten year old. My kids absolutely love it, and he is great with kids, they are his passion and inspiration behind creating this gym. This place is a "come as you are," place, where you will come in knowing nobody and leave knowing everybody. I've worked out in twenty too thirty gyms and I have to say, there is nothing like this place...AWESOME.

Get yourself ready for work. You will get what you put into it…read more I was guilted by colleagues to come, and came out a better more humbler person for it. This gym is stocked with functional fitness equipment and is set up for tens of folks to get their WODs done. The Saturday morning WOD was a serious test of character and the first of future visits to get me back into shape. Top: Try your best but don't overdo it on the first day either. Your more likely to come back if you don't injure yourself. The facility has a front desk and glass doors in the front and in the back there's more parking spaces but on Saturday morning we used the space to wheel out the cardio equipment, assault bikes and rowers. Towards the back there is a bathroom for one and two functioning water fountains. You will be wall balling weighted smash balls, lifting Olympic barbells with rubber weights, kipping and toe touching from pull up bars, stepping (or jumping) onto boxes...it has everything. Right off of north Doniphan, and behind a daycare center. You can find plenty of parking spot. Drop by...

Really good gym Classes are fun…read moreCoaches are nice Good community Helped me track my goals

My personal experience over the past 4 months working with Louie has been phenomenal. I have also…read moreobserved other trainers motivating their clients to succeed. I have made tremendous improvements in balance, strength and neuromuscular struggles I have from three strokes. These trainers help you set realistic goals you can reach. They are right by your side to cheer you on and boost you up as you reach them. You won't be disappointed working with them they work with you based on your schedule and go to gyms that are close to you so it makes things even better.

Great! I educated myself on different workouts using weights and cardio. I only had one issue and…read morethey resolved it quick. If you are thinking of investing in yourself I highly I recommended it.. plus my trainer carlos is a beast!

Training with Bebold Fit has been a great experience. Mrs. Felicia is extremely knowledgeable and…read morealways takes time to explain the benefits of the different exercises before we do them. She really covers all the aspects of weight loss, providing personalized nutrition advice in addition to the exercises. She is easily accessible outside of our sessions for any questions, which I really appreciate! I truly enjoy my sessions with Mrs. Felicia, as she is really encouraging, caring, and believes in me and motivates me to do my best. I highly recommend Bebold Fit, as my experience has been nothing but phenomenal! Nichole F.

I love my CrossFit Tierra family! The owners (Vinny and Alex) treat everyone as if they are family…read moreand push you to be the best version of yourself at all times! The coaching staff is amazing and know their stuff when it comes to all the various cross-functional movements you will encounter in CrossFit. The programming is constantly evolving to adapt to what's seen in the competitions and is easily scalable for all different levels of fitness. The best part, everyone treats eachother like family. We work hard and play harder! I'd recommend this gym to anyone looking for a new gym family!

We dropped in for a good workout while driving across country. It was a nice spacious gym with…read moreeverything you'd want for a crossfit type workout. The staff was really friendly and accommodating. The best thing was how willing they were to help when we left a phone inside the gym and they closed right after we left. I called and spoke to the owner, I think, and he changed a meeting he had to help us out. Now we don't have to drive without a phone! I highly recommend this box!

Take the guess work out of your work out…read more I've done it all: 9Round, 21 Day Fix & other online programs, to personal training sessions with Anytime Fitness, to just winging it. After Anytime I developed a passion for working out and improved my form. For awhile I wrote my own workouts, but I travel for my job and I'm studying to obtain a Master's degree, quite frankly I don't have the time to plan my workouts. So here I am in El Paso for 7 months for my job and I came across Trainer Kai and his crew at TKFit. I called and spoke with Kai for about 30 minutes about my goals and my intentions, he listened and suggested I come in for a trial run. I loved it! Now because I've done it all (see above) I grilled Kai - made him work for my membership. He was a great sport, answered all my questions no matter how ridiculous they might have been. I'm 2 weeks in and I am loving it! The workouts are challenging, but doable. It's only 30 minutes of your day. You are encouraged to go at your own pace but CHALLENGE yourself. As with any program or any routine, you get out what you put in! Whether you've tried it all or your just starting your fitness journey, TK Fit is WORTH A SHOT! All the members and trainers are very down to earth. They are currently offering free classes on Friday's - if they ask, Delia sent you! Please go check them out, on either the East or the West side.

Don't be duped into the 6-week challenge. Looking back, I should've realized that 20 lbs in 6-weeks…read moreis pretty impossible or extremely difficult unless you overhaul your entire life. Off the bat, not free. $300 deposit for what they trainer Kai says was their investment in us. However, their investment was pretty much nonexistent. Basically you are paying for the classes. First, he claims personalized meal plans. Nope, basically some generic recipes that he got off Pinterst or something. It just includes healthy recipes as if we didn't know that. Be ready to be in a constant calorie deficit. As for the actual classes, I actually enjoyed them. They were the perfect length(30 minutes), and pretty intense. I did go to the required 4 classes per week, and I was feeling stronger as time went on. It was nice to be able to do something different then the normal gym workout. Each class was different and kept you on your toes. Is it worth the overpriced membership, no. There are a couple of requirements that were part of the program, and one of them was a weekly weigh-in. Since I was on the West-side, they were on Monday. However, working in healthcare, my scheduled varied. When I spoke to Trainer Kai in advance asking if I could come in on Tuesday instead for one of the weeks. It was a hard no. No compromising, nothing. No care of other peoples' schedule. It was his ticket in and claim that I didn't meet the requirements, and he got my money. Even when I asked if I can stop by and have another trainer to just take my measurements, and we can discuss the results later. Nope! Apparently, his trainers are so incompetent that they can't write down the results for him. There was no compromise at all. You would think if he wants us to be successful, he's willing to work with us. I was trying to work with him so I can continue with the program, but after I saw that. I quickly realized he was looking for any excuse to say that I didn't meet the requirements. At one point, he actually wanted me to drive 30 minutes to East side just for a check-in that takes 10 minutes. That's how manipulative he was. After that, I got disheartened and I saw that he was not intersted in my success. I stopped going to the classes about 4 weeks in, and where was the support that he claimed he was going to give? NOPE AGAIN. Did not hear from him ever again. Never reached out to me. What's in it for him? He got my money. Overall, I should've known better. It takes months for people to lose that much weight, and its not something that can be done immediately. There's lifestyle, mental and physical changes that needs to occur, and for some people 6 weeks is not long enough. It is a gradual process that takes time. There are people that claimed they were able to lose the 20lbs, but get ready to overhaul your entire life in 6 weeks.

This is what I'd call the perfect lunchtime workout. It's short, it's to the point, and it's a…read moretotal vibe. You're in, you're out, and you get a great sweat in without derailing your day. Plus, there's a shower (huge win), multiple bathrooms, and a water station -- all things that make a mid-day class actually doable. What I Liked: * Outstanding customer service and outreach. Before I even stepped into my first class, I got a call, text, and email -- all friendly, professional, and super helpful. They even follow up afterward, which shows they care about building real relationships. * Top-notch coaching and community. Every coach I interacted with was phenomenal. They give you a full tour, introduce you to other members before class, and explain everything thoroughly. The environment feels really welcoming, with a nice mix of FIT regulars and people newer to their fitness journey. * The workout itself. It's that functional fitness franchise model we've all seen -- but with its own flair. It's high-energy, fun, and easy to tailor to your level. I took an upper-body (arms) workout and it hit all the right notes. * Warm-up, finisher, and stretching. We started with a proper warm-up, which I always appreciate, and ended with a core finisher on the floor that was surprisingly tough -- in a good way. I loved that they wrapped it up with some stretching afterward. It felt balanced and intentional from start to finish. * The setup and vibe. The lighting was phenomenal, the sound system and microphone were on point, and the music choice was great. I loved the projector screen announcements -- such a professional touch -- and the club-style lighting really elevated the energy in the room. * Tech + instruction. You get a mix of live, verbal coaching and virtual instruction on the screens, which I actually really liked. It keeps you moving without confusion. * Amenities & details. Clean facilities, well-organized stations, and great overall flow. And yes, they've got some pretty solid swag (even if a little overpriced). * Potential for growth. I could definitely see this franchise expanding across the Southwest. I'm already looking forward to their East Lake El Paso location opening. What Could Be Better: * No ClassPass access. That's a tough one for travelers or anyone trying to sample studios before committing. * Easy to slack if you're not self-motivated. Since it's a self-paced station setup, you really have to push yourself to get the most out of it. If you've got that internal drive, though, it's a great system. * Swag pricing. Like I said -- love the merch, just wish it was a little more reasonable. * Station layout and class size potential. The instructor mentioned the class can hold up to 42 people, which honestly seems wild. I only had about 15 in mine, and even then, the stations weren't anywhere near each other -- I was running from one end of the room to the other every time the timer went off. I actually like the timers, but the setup felt chaotic. I can't imagine 40+ people doing that at once without bumping into each other. I get that it adds steps, but having the stations in order would make a lot more sense. * No mats for floor work. The finisher and stretching were great, but doing them directly on the floor wasn't ideal -- especially after getting sweaty. A mat option would make that part a lot more comfortable and hygienic. Overall, this was a great experience. The staff, the energy, and the format all make it a fun and effective workout. I left feeling accomplished, not exhausted, and I'd definitely come back.