The staff is the best! The workouts are always different and challenging! I highly recommend Fitwit for anyone with any fitness level. I've been training here for 17 years!! read more

I'm a member of Fitwit and what I love about it is the sense of community. the trainers know you and work with you, whatever level you're at each day and the members truly support one another. I've made many great friends here.There are several opportunities for socials and challenges each month. I appreciate the mix of exercises to build strength, endurance, and mobility. It's expensive, but the atmosphere and experience is worth it. read more

FitWit is all of the best things about a gym without the drama and pressure. the trainers are highly qualified and they care about each individual member as a person, not just a body. The members cheer each other on and are always supportive. FitWit is truly a community that had made such a difference in my life: I am strong, confident and energetic. read more

I started FitWit almost 5 years ago and have had consistent attendance the entire 5 years. I finally found a fitness program I have thoroughly enjoyed and I love working out now. I am a very competitive person and was an athlete growing up, but after college I allowed my workouts to slip and I couldn't find myself getting into a regular workout routine. I hated just going to the gym and working out. I needed a program where my workouts were planned and I needed someone to push me. After gaining more weight than I would like to say I came across FitWit and decided to just try it for a month. Once that month was up I was hooked. I knew this program was for me and I was staying. I love the community aspect of Fitwit, the programming and the trainers. The workouts are different each day. Throughout the week you will get a variety of running, rowing, ketttlebells, jump rope, body weight exercises, resistance bands, pull ups, the use of medicine balls, box jumps and whatever creative workouts the trainers decide they want you to do. The programming is made to accommodate all ages and levels of fitness. I have been with the same two trainers, Beka and Lisa, for the past three years and they are amazing. They know my strengths and weaknesses and what I am capable of. They know when I need to be pushed and how to get me where I need to be. If they see I am absent for class more than two days in a row and I didn't let them know I was going to be out you better believe I am going to be getting an email from Lisa asking where I am. You are truly kept accountable. I have also made some great friends through FitWit. Not only do I go to FitWit to workout, but I go for the social aspect as well. They do socials and gatherings outside of the workouts. FitWit is truly a great community and the best spot to workout. I recommend this program to everyone I know and even people I don't. read more

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I have been going to FitWit for the past 6 months and it has definitely been a worthwhile experience. I can't say enough about the gym, their outlook and their trainers. I have been doing personal training with Ethan Duff at the gym but they also have semi-private and class options. They even have after-school classes for kids. They take their COVID protocols seriously and helps ensure that folks feel safe going to the gym. When I decided to sign up, they asked a lot of questions regarding my goals and what I enjoyed and designed a program around that. Ethan and the other trainers clearly know a lot about fitness and safe ways of improving strength, mobility and conditioning. Definitely a lot easier to keep up with the kids now and I don't have any worries about injuring myself. Even felt good enough to go skiing for the first time in 20 years! In summary - if you are thinking about joining, do it- you won't regret it! read more

A great workout even outdoors during Covid. Great at keeping me motivated and engaged. A safe setup during Covid. The workouts are varied and fast paced, and you can modify for your own strength and fitness.. I feel much stronger now! read more

I moved to Atlanta in the new year with a very small community and more weight on me than I would like. After 5 solid months as part of the FitWit Family, I'm down 15 pounds, feel stronger than I ever have, and have a supportive community that I look forward to seeing every day. It's totally changed my life in so many ways. The biggest thing to call out is the trainers. They're knowledgable, empathic, and are always pushing me to be better. In your first week, they take the time to get to know you, where you're weak, where you're strong, what you need to modify, etc. I had trainers I hadn't met coming up to me on my third day and say "Hi Ashton. We're excited to have you. I heard you have a balky right elbow. Tell me more about that." That's so dope and really unique. This is the only gym I'll be a member at, and we'd love to have you too :) read more

This is the best workout in metro Atlanta! I've been a member for 7 years and it has changed my life. The coaches are excellent and truly care about your individual fitness needs. Plus, they have been providing the same high quality workouts during the pandemic with the addition of daily outdoor options and tons of cleaning/disinfecting. Thank you FitWit! read more

I have been going to FitWit for almost 11 months now, and wanted to share my perspective on it, since I've really appreciated my time at FitWit. Fitwit is great if you don't have the motivation to exercise, and you don't know what you are doing, or both! (It's also great for people not in these categories, especially those who want a friendly, social environment to exercise in). I haven't really exercised much for, um, about 30 years since I just have a really hard time motivating myself to do it: I've tried on my own and just don't get anywhere. Also, when I've gone to a gym, I just have no idea what to do, so I stand around just looking at the machines. Again, no good! FitWit is basically group gym class. There are typically two trainers or coaches per class who teach you how to do the exercises and activities, and your fellow FitWiters will help you too, at least with encouragement. The coaches are very supporting and understanding, and so is everyone in the classes. It's a very positive, uplifting environment, where everyone is met "where they are at": there are people at all sorts of fitness levels and body types, and everyone is welcome. All and all, I am glad to have finally tried FitWit, after many years of hearing people rave about it, since it's really working for me: at least, I'm typically able to get there three days a week and am really enjoying the workouts and am feeling the benefits, especially since I have learned a lot about how to better do the various exercises and feel much more comfortable with everything, compared to when I started. Check it out! read more

I had been conducting a half-assed search for a personal trainer for a few months when I came across the coupon on Yelp for $100 your first FitWit camp. I was a little wary of the whole boot camp concept: I don't react well to people yelling at me, or early mornings. Plus, I had this whole notion that the people would all be super in shape and lap me on the track. I decided to try to get in shape on my own before embarrassing myself in front of a group of strangers. You can all guess how well that went. A week later and still no motivation from my end. I read and re-read the reviews of FitWit on Yelp as well as the testimonials on their site. Wallace S personally recommended it, and I figured I really had nothing to lose. Plus, they had a 9:30 am class and I figured it'd all be new moms so maybe they wouldn't kick my ass. I signed up two days prior to the camp starting (hellloooo procrastination) and was terrified when I showed up on the first day. It was like the first day at a new school where you think everyone's going to be prettier and smarter than you. Luckily, I was met by a small group of folks who were honestly at a VERY vast range of fitness levels. Trevor, Mario, and Lindsay (the three trainers I worked with--Josh, the founder, doesn't work with the 9:30 classes, but I hear he's amazing) were all, of course, insanely fit and served as great motivation, both physically and mentally. As they told us over and over, they do the same workouts we do, and they're sore the next day, too. The first week was, in a word, painful. Ice baths, heating pads, and a whole bottle of Advil... but I survived it. Barely. Luckily, it got better from there. While the pain in my hamstrings never really subsided over the 6 week course due to all of the squats and lunges, most of it was "hurts so good" kind of hurt. And yes, those of you who follow me on Twitter or know me personally heard me complain nearly every single day about showing up, but I have to admit I loved it. Yes, I missed more classes than I should have and yes, some days I didn't push myself as hard as I could, but all in all it was a wonderful experience that I look forward to repeating as soon as I can. They provide deep, deep discounts for returning campers and also organize lots of social events throughout the camps so that you can get to know one another when you're wearing real clothes and makeup and your hair isn't drenched with sweat. The trainers do an incredible job of motivating and keeping a fun, positive aspect. Mario will sing and crack jokes, Trevor will dance, Lindsay will make you smile with her bubbly personality. And then you'll realize how crazy it is that you're actually smiling while on your 217th squat for the day and it's pouring rain. read more

I have a big, round butt. It was a charming and cute accessory in my twenties, but has lost some of its perkiness in my thirties. After several years of slow and inevitable muscle atrophy at a desk job, I found FitWit. (Here on Yelp, in fact!) OMFG. FitWit was the jolt of reality that I needed. You see, I looked deceptively healthy in my clothes, but was shocked to find I had zero endurance and strength. I was slow and pathetic. I struggled with every new workout. I panted and sweated and cussed, and I finished last in everything. But I got better. And I got muscles. Bottom line: it's hard, but it works. Pros: Lots of diversity -- in age and ability; Emphasis on team-building and community (directly benefits a non-prof that fights childhood obesity); No two workouts are the same (except by design, i.e. so you can see how much you improved); Progress is tracked online. Cons: It is hard work EVERY SINGLE DAY; You will be sore; You will be frustrated at times. Side effects: I have more energy. I have more sex. I have abs and tiny new biceps. I am alert at work. I am hungry all day. I desire good food. I sleep hard. Details: I participate in the Decatur FitWit program at the high school near the square. I've heard that the Grant Park peeps are fierce and competitive. I'd describe our group as inspired and spirited. Lots of encouragement and positive vibes. read more

I joined FitWit in 2012, making this one of my longest-running fitness commitments to date. I had no idea what a burpee or wall ball was starting out, and now I am a proud owner of a incredibly dusty, stinky yoga mat. Although I have not tried out all the various bootcamp programs around town, here are some qualities I've grown to love in the Midtown location: 1. Knowing your name. The first day that you walk in, expect the trainers to call you out by name. I used to think the head trainer was a former teacher with her incredible recall, but it seems to be the common requirement of trainers. And I like it! It makes you feel more invested when you feel like you have a personal cheerleader. And having trainers know your name make it easier to get to know other people in your workout crew. 2. Tracking. Ideally, we'd all improve in the weight we can lift and the time we run a mile. FitWit makes it easier by keeping track of certain workouts that you can check online. For me, it's a good way to see long-term progress. 3. Goal-setting. We regularly set goals and work on improving them. Whether it's training for a 5K or working on the perfect push up or tackling those elusive double unders. I can't say I've done really well on these goals, but it is nice to set aside time to work on a collective goal. 4. Working out outdoors. Confined to an office space, it really is nice to get outside to work out, even if we are at the mercy of the weather. We probably need to apologize to all the neighbors when we all run through or take over the sidewalk... 5. Variety of workouts. Workouts throughout the week are typically pretty varied, so I never get bored. Also, dare I say they are usually fun? Sometimes there are AMRAPs (as many reps as possible), timed workouts, or skill building. There's music and there's talking (when it's possible) and there's a lot of pushing us to our edge. After trying out another bootcamp, I'll say that there must be a lot of forethought and programming for the workouts. 6. Trainers. The trainers and helpers do not hesitate to drop down to the ground to show you how to do an exercise. They are always walking around and you never feel that they are whiling away the time - they are so necessary. 7. Equipment. Granted, these types of classes are already a monetary commitment. So it's extra nice that they provide all the equipment that we need. Kettlebells, heavy ropes, med balls, and a pull-up station - all these items keep the workouts varied. Okay, so this list has gotten a bit long. But you get the gist, no? This is a well-organized camp that cares about your progress and the "family" feel, such that you feel welcome each day that you show up. There are a lot of other benefits of this camp (Fitwit Foundation and extra Saturday workouts), but if you want a camp that caters to a wide range of fitness levels, I can't think of a better option. read more

I always secretly scoffed at people who did fitness boot camps because I thought they were an easy out for those not disciplined enough to work out on their own. I also had this idea that they were half-assed workouts targeted solely at horribly out of shape people who paid a ton of money and didn't really try very hard. So when my wife (who was already in shape) joined FitWit and began singing its praises, I decided to go to "bring a friend day," mostly to show her I didn't need any silly boot camp... The workout completely shattered my misconceptions. It was not a bunch of lazy people waddling around making excuses for themselves, as I'd imagined. It was a terrific group of trainers with a specific and challenging plan for the day, and everybody was motivated and on board. The campers are from a wide range of fitness levels but the workouts and trainers push every person to their personal limits. I ran, lifted weights, played soccer and basketball and train in mixed martial arts so I figured I'd breeze through the 60 minutes 4x / wk. Once again, I was very wrong. Even if you're already in shape, you will be amazed at the strength and endurance progress FitWit provides. I've now done three camps and the results have been remarkable. I cannot overstate how much more pleasant it is to exercise when you're surrounded by the positive, supportive attitudes of trainers and fellow campers. I'm reluctant to sing FitWit's praises too loudly because I selfishly don't want a ton people to find out about it. It's a fantastic program not just for getting in shape, but for meeting people, networking, and just good vibes. They're now in Midtown as well as GP and Decatur. I am stingy with 5-star reviews, but happy to dole one out here! read more

Week 1: too sore to get up and go buy some Epsom salt for soaking (advise to buy before camp starts). Week 2: the pain subsided, and I actually saw small, tiny, but noticeable changes in my body Week 3: when I sat down, my thigh made a round hill, not a flat surface (results may not be typical). Week 4: while traveling on business, actually had a thought of missing "burpees". If you've never done a burpee, or 5 of them, then you cannot possibly understand how sick it is to miss them (nevermind you can do them in the hotel room). I'm now on my second camp, and I can't imagine having more fun doing anything different than FitWit to maintain and improve my fitness. I find that when I work out with others I complain less than if I'm with a personal trainer. This makes it easier for me to focus on doing what I have to do next (20 squats?) rather than to think up excuses for why I can't do it. The workouts are different every time, sometimes we partner, sometimes we compete in teams, sometimes it's each person against the stopwatch. The coaches are fantastic at monitoring and pushing people, creating a sense of community, and keeping things moving at all times. The hour goes by quickly. They test/assess us and keep track of times and capabilities so you can measure your improvements (if these aren't obvious to you). If you're a first timer, they call you a "newbie" and hold your hands the first few weeks. It might occur to some folks to become intimidated by the good condition of some "veterans", but one can be reminded that these folks have been doing this for a while, and it's quite possible they were in one's same condition or worse when they started. The camp accommodates all capabilities, so it might be helpful to stay focused on small, short-term, achievable goals until you begin to see some results. (my goal was to show up every day). I've heard people say they want to get in shape before they start doing something like this. That's even stupider than it sounds. The coaches are inspirational, and will show you the way to achieving results through hard work, fun, and community. TRY IT. read more

I think FitWit is an amazing program! I just finished my first 6-week Camp at Grant Park (6am) and am looking forward my second camp (starting Tuesday 5/31). The trainers are knowledgeable, dedicated, and motivating. They are great at modifying workouts to meet individual needs while encouraging each camper to maximize their potential. The other campers are an integral part of the success and longevity of the program. Many of the vets have several years of FitWit under their belt and provide a great source of motivation and inspiration. There were definitely times when I wanted to throw in the towel, but was motivated by someone shouting, "C'mon Amanda" or "You can do it. You're almost there!" It's very hard to give up when you know others are watching you and rooting you on. Although I have not yet conquered my nemesis "The Jump Rope", I definitely feel like I am on my way to a trimmer, stronger, and healthier me! I went in for my weigh-in at Weight Watchers on Saturday 5/21 and my total loss for my first FitWit Camp is 14 lbs. (FYI - My total loss through WW / FitWit is 66 lbs.) I definitely think that you get out of FitWit what you put into it. While I didn't always love what we were doing, I knew that I would reap the benefits and rewards later and that's what kept me going. Knowing that there was a finite end to every session definitely helped :) Team Week was probably the most challenging aspect of FitWit for me. Growing up, I was always the heaviest and shortest in my grade so P.E. was my least favorite class and I hated Field Day. Team Week really forced me to get out of my comfort zone and face some of my lingering childhood anxiety. I really liked how the Newbies were integrated into the program. I liked being "quarantined" for the first week to do an initial assessment, learn some of the core exercises, and slowly ease into the main group. I liked having a follow-up assessment at the end the camp to see if and how much I improved. I was amazed at how much progress I had made in 6 weeks. Also, I liked being matched up with others who were at a similar physical level as it helped me gage where I was / where I wanted to be, and also encouraged some healthy competition. I'm thrilled that I found FitWit and had such a successful first camp. I could not have done it without the support of the trainers and the 6am campers. I'm really looking forward the next camp and building upon what I've gained (and lost) so far. Many thanks to the FitWit Community much their motivation, support, and encouragement!! read more

I'm almost 3 weeks into my first "boot camp" session and I definitely still love FitWit! I have gotten used to getting up at 5:30 and I actually feel less hungry during the day than before when I worked out in the evenings. You send your food log to a nutritionist at the end of the week and she gives you feedback on how to improve your diet. Just having someone watching over my shoulder has made my diet healthier. Also, the trainers only push you as hard as you're willing to go. Not everyone pushes at the same intensity, so it's good for all kinds of fitness levels. You get out of it what you put into it. It's been good to have others pushing you as well. I'm definitely working out harder than I did before at the gym and it's more fun. read more

I have been a member of the "Fitwit Nation" for quite some time. When I joined Fitwit, I had a desire to improve my fitness level, and knew very little about how to do that correctly. Upon joining, I discovered that the exercise regimen is changed daily. Not only do I not have to come up with my own fitness routines, but the trainers give ALL of us individual attention. In every workout, the trainers work with me to improve my form, posture, and ability. And working out in a group is the most effective way I have found to push myself beyond my physical limits without risking injury. I am in the best shape of my life. My confidence has skyrocketed. I can dance for hours at a time, to the point that people regularly photograph me in public. My energy levels through the day are higher than they have ever been, and I am as energized at 10pm as I am at 8am. Joining Fitwit is one of the best decisions I have ever made. read more

I was able to try FitWit through the In It to Thin It program. We showed up at 8 am on a Saturday morning at Decatur High School's football field. It was freezing that morning (for real! 32 degrees). I showed up in 4 layers of clothing, a fleece jacket and gloves. We ran a lap around the field and did some calisthenics to warm us up. This warmed me up a little bit. Just enough to ditch the fleece jacket. I still kept all 4 other layers on throughout the remaining workout. There were two trainers and they split the group into two. For one group, we rotated between doing a plank for 60 seconds, doing frog jumps (no clue if that's what it's really called or not), and working with these huge ropes. We cycled through each station about 6 times. After about the second or third cycle, I couldn't keep up the plank position. I started collapsing on my stomach and kind of just laid there for a bit to catch a break. The ropes were a lovely torture device. The gloves really helped out with these to protect your hands. You had to do something different with the ropes each time you came up to the station. My arms felt like they were about to fall off after the third go round. The second group had four stations set up. Reverse push ups, star jumps, resistance arm bands, and burpees. I had never done most of these before. The reverse push ups were a bit challenging because the ground was wet and it was still very cold. It was hard to concentrate on lifting my body due to thinking about how wet I was getting. Burpees are a special kind of fun. I did discover that it helps to make this fun "wheee" noise when doing star jumps. We had to run backwards between each station. Do 5 of the selected exercise and then move on to the next station. When you hit all four stations, you run around the entire track forward. You hit all the stations again and increase by 1 each time until time runs out. There were a lot of people there and everyone was at a different fitness level. I am not the most athletic person but I didn't feel like I was out of my league. Everyone was super supportive and encouraging. Some of the regulars even stayed with me to help me with the various stations. The trainers did a great job of being supportive yet trying to push you just a little more. I thought this was a great workout. I would consider doing the program on a regular basis if they had a location close to me. Unfortunately the three current locations are not convenient for me to go to multiple times during the week. Maybe they'll expand to a close location and I can pick this up. read more

Holy hell - why did I think this was a good idea again?!? I had the privilege (?) of trying a FitWit workout during In It to Thin It. At 8 am on a Saturday. I'm a morning person, so the time wasn't really an issue. But working out at that time - big issue. I would have much preferred to be enjoying some coffee and a book on this frigid morn. But I battled the freezing temps and a hike all the way to Decatur to punish myself on this day. After arriving, we were walked through some warm-ups which actually provided very little warmth. Next - run a lap. Sure, I can do that. Now onto the fun part... We were separated into 2 groups randomly to complete two different circuits. My first circuit consisted of 4 stations (reverse push ups, burpees (HATE), resistance bands, and star jumps), backpedaling between them, followed by a lap after the 4th station. Effective? Probably. Fun? Not even close. The second circuit wasn't nearly as bad (in my opinion). Only 3 stations this time - heavy ropes, planks, and some jumping thing. I'm pretty sure I was doing the jumping part all kinds of wrong, but the trainer guy didn't seem to mind so I just went with it. The group on this morning was really good - a nice mix of enthusiastic motivators and "why the hell am I here right now"-ers. I, on the other hand, chose to focus my attention on bribing the trainer (totally ineffective FYI). The regulars in attendance were very helpful and encouraging to a lot of us newbies. I'm a big fan of this group dynamic and would consider doing FitWit again. Just not at 8 am on a Saturday when it's 32 degrees out. read more

I just completed my 1st camp of FitWit 1 week ago and I'm hooked! If you have to exercise, why not make it fun! It's not only fun, but extremely competitive which makes you work harder. Let's face it....None of us would push ourselves nearly as hard working alone. It's always good to have a little friendly competition. The classes run 4 days a week, M, T, Th, Fr with Wed off. Trust me, you'll appreciate the mid week break. I love the combination of cardio and weight training. It's tough but the best part of it all is that my workout is over with at 7am! No more dragging into the gym at 5pm doing a subpar job. I never thought I would agree to wake up for anything at 5am and sometimes 4:30a depending on how sore I was, but I did it. The motivation for me of course is money. I don't waste money! Just ask my husband, he'll confirm that I'm quite frugal. Did I lose a massive amount of weight during my 1st camp? No, I didn't lose any weight, but I did lose inches and I feel really wonderful about my accomplishments. However, I wasn't looking for a quick weight loss program. I wanted to build up endurance and build more muscle tone. We all know muscle weighs more than fat. I can see a difference and so does my husband. You MUST change your diet. No one ever hears about starting any exercise program without a good diet as well. We work out in both Grant Park and Jackson High School. The bulk of our time is spent at Jackson High School. I love that this camp incorporates the kettle bell weights, which is an awesome workout. The groups are large and there is a ton of encouragement from everyone, which I need on those HOT & HUMID weekday mornings! I didn't drink water like I should before, now I can't get enough of it. The Trainers are all so personable. I'm amazed at how quickly they remember everyone's names. I FitWit at 6am and there were approximately 60 people in my class. I can't even remember my name sometimes, let alone that amount of people! This was impressive to me because it means that we ARE NOT just a number. When I started, there were only 10 "newbies" as they call us. This sent a strong message to me because it means that 90% of the class were campers who returned. Socials: FitWit has about 2 socials during each camp session which gives everyone an opportunity to get to know your fellow campers. It's good to have a conversation with someone without prefacing it with "Don't come too close, I stink!" To wrap this up, I've enrolled as a FitWit Member because I enjoyed myself so much! I've come to the realization that I prefer to work out in a group setting. The FitWit Member Club is available after you have completed 1 full camp. It is the most affordable option at $115 per month, which is MUCH better than $259 per month. I'm going to work out anyway, so why not lock in on the better pricing option and stay on track with my Fitness program. It's fun and hard work, but it does pay off. Hope to see you at FitWit soon! read more

Look, I've never ever been what you'd call sporty. I've been known to do some spin classes or hit the elliptical from time to time, but prior to starting Fitwit, I had never had a consistent fitness routine. I'd never done a single pushup in my entire life (seriously... this is embarrassing to admit publicly), couldn't imagine running a whole mile (possibly even more embarrassing), couldn't jump rope without doing that weird double-hop thing ingrained in me from doing Double Dutch in elementary school, and thought a burpee was something terribly rude people did at the dinner table. Last September (2012), I noticed a Yelp Deal for Fitwit at right about the same time I'd figured out that I was going to have to do something about my fitness level, or lack thereof. The Yelp reviews were glowing, so I investigated further, analyzing the photos on Fitwit's website and Facebook page to try to see if anyone else looked as out of shape as me. I saw a pretty wide variety of shapes and sizes, so I bought the deal, figuring that I'd only have to make it through four weeks. Ten months later, I'm still at it. Nobody is as shocked as I am. It's no exaggeration to say that Fitwit has completely changed my life, my body, and my health. Hurrah! If you're worried that you might not be able to keep up, don't be. Believe me, if I did it, anybody can. Everyone cheers for one another, and it's one of the most supportive environments I've ever experienced. You're only competing against yourself, and you'll see measurable progress fast. The trainers are remarkably knowledgeable, non-judgmental, and adept at dealing with people of all fitness levels, providing all sorts of modifications when necessary to help you work your way up to where you want to be. Fitwit also does an amazing job of fostering the community aspect of fitness. You've got to love any boot camp that organizes monthly socials so that we can all drink together and chat about non-exercise-y stuff. Oh, and part of your money goes to the Fitwit Foundation, which helps kids get fit, so that's nifty too. There are several camps a day in Decatur, Midtown, and Grant Park. read more

I've completed my first camp and now I'm back for more as a vet. I'm absolutely amazed with the results. I can lift more, run longer and faster, and I sleep like the dead. It's that good. I lost 4% body fat in 8 weeks. I only lost a few pounds of scale weight, but I tightened up like nobody's business. Everyone was commenting that it looked like I'd lost even more weight when really I was just taking up less space. I love it. As if the results weren't enough motivation to keep going, the trainers make you accountable. I can always count on an email from Stacy if I didn't make a session. In the same vein, they're also more than happy to help you set goals and keep the same motivation when you hit a wall (sometimes literally). Even though they no longer hold my hand, they still keep an eye on form and aren't afraid to bust out a few burpees or push ups with me to keep me going. I don't know what else to say other than run, don't walk, to FitWit if you're looking for the hardest, but most rewarding, workout of your life. I'm not the least bit convenient to Decatur. It takes me about 35 minutes to get there. However, it's totally worth the drive. read more

Tried FitWit today. My thoughts? Wow, this is a special kind of abuse. It's a Saturday morning (8am) at Decatur High School Stadium. It's 32 degrees and the field is shaded from the sun, it's cold! We warmed-up with those funny calisthenics you see in those 70s sports movies. They sorta worked, I was still freezing. After a lap around the field, jumping jacks, various leg lifts, and walking lunges... the REAL fun began. The workout was two circuits with multiple rotations that we switched half way through. None of the activities were the highlight of my day. The rotations sucked as would any physical exertion like this first thing in the morning, it required a lot of energy and effort. Wait... they weren't too bad, I've had much worse workouts. It was a large group of folks with varied levels of athleticism. It didnt feel like a competition and the participants were very encouraging and supportive, not just the trainers. I like the group dynamic versus doing your own thing in a gym, it was nice. Battling the cold was challenging. As folks were stripping off clothes from overheating I was still suffering from cold chills. It was hard to get motivated while being so cold. Between the temp and the workout I lacked the energy to keep warm and go full force. Overall, it was a good workout. I would like to do it again under different conditions. I would suggest you eat something first and have a lot of water with you. My only complaint, I would have preferred to have done this indoors. read more

I'd recommend FitWit to anyone in the Atlanta area, from fitness beginners to weekend warriors. Here's why: 1. Effective Personal Fitness Training. I came to FitWit as a reasonably in shape 30 year old guy. I ran 5Ks, played pickup soccer games, and made the occasional visit to the gym to lift weights. But I was stuck in my ways and I neither my cardio nor strength had improved in years. FitWit almost immediately pushed me to the next level. My first timed mile came in at 7:45, but only a few camps later I was down to 6:00, a time I hadn't approached since high school. The instructors' emphasis on setting goals and exceeding them allowed me to push myself beyond where I thought I go. (The constant compliments I got from my wife also gave me solid proof that FitWit works as advertised.) 2. Great Price. The $115 monthly member rate is an incredible price considering you get the equivalent of 4 personal training sessions per week. Plus, you also get access to the FitWit blog and community to help you work out on the off days. 3. Solid Community and Foundation. I got to know a bunch of really great people through the camps, and I see these fellow FitWitters all over town. The instructors are all in incredible shape, but more than willing to work with novices, particularly when it comes to teaching people how to lift weights. I should also mention that the membership fees also help fund the FitWit Foundation, a very cool non-profit organization that works with public school children to get them to lead healthier lifestyles. In this age of rampant childhood obesity and type-2 diabetes, the foundation's work is needed more than ever. read more

Like everyone else, I started FitWit to get in shape. But I have kept FitWit-ing for more than a year because of the FitWit community. Every camper and trainer adds something to my workout experience and, indeed, to my life as a whole. It's hard to explain, but you vets know what I am talking about. The FitWit forefathers, trainers, and Original Campers somehow managed to foster a non-judgmental workout environment where we all have a vested interest in each other doing well. It's odd, it's inexplicable, and it's now irresistible. So the real question is, "How could I not FitWit?" read more

From the trainers, to the quality of the workouts, to the COVID safety protocols, to the general ambience of the facility, I can't say enough great things about FitWit. Who knew exercise could be so much FUN? The workouts are almost always new, so they don't get repetitive and boring, and they are programmed in such a clever way that you don't focus on - and get intimidated by - the overall rep count. Great people, great exercise and great results - I'm the strongest and fittest I've ever been in my life! read more

My wife and I signed up for FitWit because we'd heard great things and they had a special for 'newbies' that was too irresistible to say 'no' to. A week in, we were hooked, already talking about signing on for a second round this summer. The trainers are positive, supportive, and motivating. The exercise is challenging, but varied and couched in a fun approach that encourages all campers to root each other on, and have fun while working hard. I signed on because I wanted to be challenged. I've made great progress in five short weeks and look forward to more with round two and beyond. But whatever changes may happen externally, I can say the internal growth has been a powerful transformation. I now know my potential is greater than the preconceived limitations I'd put on myself. FitWit has helped me see this. This truly is a community, not a gym, not a boot camp. You'll sweat, you'll ache, but you'll also laugh, make friends, and beam with pride when you break through some of your self-imposed walls. read more

Short version: FitWit is OUTSTANDING. That's all you need to know. You should give it a try. Longer version: 1. Knowledgeable Trainers. The FitWit team knows what they are doing - not just a few random athletic types who show up and mail it in (or worse: just focus on getting their OWN exercise in) before they go to their other gig. The team members demonstrate every exercise. They watch your form. They work with you to correct your form to avoid injury and enhance the efficiency of your workout. They encourage questions and ask for feedback. They are their to lead and coach (NOT to do the whole class themselves / for themselves.) The trainers are the real deal. 2. Terrific culture (but not a cult). The FitWit team and the other FitWit'ers are really just nice people to be around. Not intimidating. Very welcoming. Very supportive. Each class is filled with people of all sorts of backgrounds, ages, abilities and interests. And the weekly email newsletters are both useful and encouraging. Since the FitWit team makes the effort to know your name, there is genuine accountability -- which really helps for that 6 am class! You won't feel like just another account number at FitWit. 3. A focus on the whole - not just parts of the body. Some exercise classes / gyms seem to focus on "just cardio" or "just strength". Not here. The FitWit classes are intentionally designed to really cover the waterfront when it comes to working out the whole body. And none of the workouts are so complex that you need to be a pro athlete to complete the workout / understand how to do something. BUT, all of the workouts ARE challenging, unique, never boring, always impactful. 4. Great facility. Great location. Clean. Good, safe, correctly working and maintained equipment. 5. Results. All of the above are great, but the bottom line: FitWit has helped me get stronger, more flexible and healthier. read more

I have always fought exercise tooth and nail, and I signed up for FitWit thinking I'd just do it for a month as a jump start kind of thing to get me motivated. Two weeks into the first month, I was hooked and signed up for a membership. They're the hardest workouts I've ever done, but It's worth it. I find I actually enjoy what we do, and even when it's something I don't like (I'm well-known for my hatred of running) I am still motivated to push myself and do my best. I love that the trainers push us hard but aren't like bullying drill sergeants. They are encouraging above all. The group setting adds a certain level of accountability in the competitive sense, but also because you get to know your fellow campers and notice when they aren't there, so you don't want to skip a session and feel like you let them down. There's a real "team" feel in the group - we all cheer for each other and help each other out, which is awesome. I'm often the slowest one in my group, but nobody has ever made me feel bad about it. I'm always met with cheers, high-fives, and the overall encouragement and motivation it takes to stick with something like this. I'm finishing my third camp this week, and I feel so far ahead of where I was when I started. I ran two miles in Grant Park last week even though I could barely get through one lap on the track when I started. I finally moved up from knee push-ups to doing push-ups on my toes. I'm using kettlebells 10 or sometimes 15 lbs heavier as well as a heavier medicine ball than when I began. Best of all, I've lost weight, gotten a LOT stronger, and I feel much better overall. I can't recommend FitWit enough!! read more

I really enjoy FitWit for a few reasons. First, there is a strong sense of community; people are supportive and help keep you going. Second, the workouts are hard and fun. You end up doing a nice mix of body weight and kinetic exercises - all safely. Third, the location is excellent. You can get there easily from many different places, both in the city and OTP. Great place, great workouts, friendly people - 5/5! read more

Before Fitwit I thought I kicked butt at fitness, but instead Fitwit kicked my butt! And I loved every second of it. My co-worker, who's even fitter than I am, had been inviting me for a while to come to Fitwit with her after work one day, then another co-worker joined FitWit and suddenly, I couldn't say no. We arrived for the 6:15 class that's just a few minutes away from our office (it's in the same restaurant and building complex as Two Urban Licks and a local yoga studio). After I signed in, I took a look around - a big, open room, some jungle-gym-type equipment that looked like pull up bars of various heights, rowers in one corner, a ton of various kettlebells of all weights, lots of resistance bands, lots of medicine balls of various weights and weight plates and bars for things like deadlifts and squats, etc. Never having been to a CrossFit gym - this is what I imagined it might feel like. When everyone arrived, we all spread out against the wall as our three trainers for the day introduced themselves and led us through a series of warm up exercises - high knees, jumping jacks, butt kicks, lunges, shoulder shrugs and arm rotations, etc. Then they demonstrated the five exercises we'd be doing in a row with 20 second planks between followed by a 2 minute rest between rounds. And we all collected the gear we needed. The whistle blew and the sweating began. Even though I was doing things like kettlebell swings (which I got my form improved on with great coaching advice), bicep curls, weighted sit ups, upright rows and dreaded burpees, I began sweating really quickly and breathing like I was running a marathon. It hurt so good. I felt really out of shape afterward, even though I lift weights six days a week. It was great! The endorphin high that comes after a workout like that is second to none, and I would definitely go back in the future for another butt kicking workout - this place would get you into great shape if you went regularly. read more

I love FitWit! I found this program through a ScoutMob deal, and it's not like your typical cross fit or boot camp program. Everyone is friendly which I feel has been missing from some of the other programs I've tried. I've built some strong relationships in just a few months. FitWit is the only exercise I can commit to, show up on time to, and do week after week. There is enough variety that it keeps me interested, and it's been so good for me emotionally and physically. My relationships have improved, I feel better . . . I can't say enough good things! read more

I have been doing FitWit for around 2 years now. I love it! It is hard not to. The community the support and the results make it the perfect package! The harder you push yourself the better you get and FitWit continues to push you making you go outside of your comfort zone! It is hard, but the trainers and the people make it fun! I have to give a shout out to FitWit Decatur YOU ROCK! You you have not tried it you need to! And if you have you probably won't leave becasue FITWIT is awesome! read more

So I just finished my second workout at fitwit O4W. I'm beat... I was looking for a fun and small group environment to get back in shape and this is definitely the place. The workouts change daily so you avoid the boring everyday routine. The instructors are great, they make it feel like you're working with a personal trainer. The pricing options are very reasonable and they even have a free workout Saturday. So far I even though I'm really sore, I love it! read more

A couple of months ago, I was stuck in a rut with my usual 20 miles a week running and occasional weightlifting and tennis playing. I was invited to the free friend week where I got to participate in 4 tough workouts with the rest of the veteran campers. I was hooked. The 7 am trainers at the Grant Park location (Jackson High School on Glenwood) are awesome! They encourage, are cognizant of form and make sure you get the most out of your workouts. Shout out to Josh, Lindsay, Gabe, Kevin, Stacy, Ben, Cassie, Whitney and Julie! Not only are the trainers effective, but there's a sense of community with the campers. Newbies and veterans alike are treated with respect and everyone encourages one another. It's hard not to show up every morning knowing that you will enjoy yourself. There's also the FitWit Foundation that part of your membership goes to. Helping the local community get fit is definitely a worthy cause. Now, already being in decent shape, there wasn't a lot of weight for me to lose, but I know I wanted to strengthen my core and I am well on my way to doing that. The variety of exercises, especially the kettlebell training, really gives you a total body workout. The trainers also assist with personalized goals for every camper so that you can get the most out of the workouts. There's flexibility to fit busy schedules. Most people go 4 times a week, but you can go 3 or 2 times. Each session consists of 4 weeks. If something comes up and you can't go to your normal time slot, that's okay. They want to make it as convenient as possible. There's also camps in Decatur and Midtown. Before I joined, I was wary of the fitness "boot camps," but it seems like FitWit is really unique. It's not as cult-ish as CrossFit seems to be, but it contains some of the same elements. It's a really good way to get in shape. Totally worth the 5 stars! read more

I had been a runner for a few years and always considered myself fairly in shape, but I tended to slack during the winter, or the summer, or sometimes in between. I needed some new motivation. FitWit uses a lot of calisthenics along with cardio; it's a really intense workout. Each camp lasts two weeks longer than most "bootcamps" and the vibe is supportive, not condescending. There is a good ratio of trainers to participants and most people who join return for more. All in all, if you are looking to switch up your routine, this will definitely get you in shape. read more

Joining FitWit in February of this year was one of the best choices I've made for my health and fitness in years. FitWit is entirely worth the cash for a few simple reasons. You will work harder, and therefore get better results, than working out alone in a gym. I've done it, I know. Training for half marathons, lots of hot yoga, etc have never gotten me the results I see now - muscles and the ability to run a mile or more without panting. The community makes a difference. Working out with friends and familiar faces who are struggling just as much you is beyond helpful, even if they're struggling with a weight that's twice as heavy as the one in your hands. The regular socials and trainer check-ins are also fantastic tools and motivators. The trainers will not yell at you, say negative things, or be assholes. This is also huge. This is not military training camp - this is a (mostly) fun way to get fit. Highly recommended! read more

I am relatively new to FitWit but so far only have great things to say about the gym and its commitment to the community. FitWit every Saturday hosts a free workout at 9am either at their gym or by the skatepark off the beltline. The work outs are a combination of cardio and strength training using body weight resistance. They also change daily which helps out those like myself who get bored easily. Like others have mentioned, the people here are wonderful. Ridiculously good looking and encouraging. read more

I am relatively new to FitWit and only started at the beginning of March with my wife who was forcing me to get back into shape (I was very resistant). Im a firm believer that I can do most workouts on my own at home and prior to March was working out on my own and at the time I believed I was doing a good job, but I soon realized my foundation and technique in several exercises including simple exercises like the squat and the plank were completely wrong and were, for the most part, the source of my aches and pains. Lisa and Becca, the two instructors I have had the pleasure to work with most are not only friendly but also knowledgable and took the time to not only evaluate my wife and I on our exercise prowess but have taken time out of every workout to comment on our form and assist us in exercising the right way. Initially my wife who had pushed us to go to this workout had stated she didnt, "sweat enough," but now she is grateful that we were pushed to exercise the right way and not just exercise for the sake of exercising. This has truly reduced our propensity for injuries, has improved our overall energy levels, and after just two months I feel 10 years younger and my body image would agree. The benefit of the class is that it is small, there is a great deal of attention on every student and participant, and the group dynamic doesnt make you feel bad if you are new or cant keep up with the regulars who I might add, are quite in shape. A lot of these folks have been with FitWit for years and that, in itself, speaks leaps and bounds about the quality of the workout. Each day is different so you are never repeating the same thing, in fact, I have yet to have a repeat class despite having gone somewhat regularly (at least 2-3x/week) for the past 2.5 months. I signed up for the 6 month program and will certainly renew when the time comes. I like the support and the non-threatening and supportive environment. If you dont want to go to a workout class and feel like everyone is "watching you" or "laughing at you," this is certainly the place to go. Everyone is very friendly and there are weekly workout and non-workout socials that help engender the group dynamic. Hopefully as the class size grows, more classes will be offered. A 5PM class would be helpful. Hence this review is somewhat selfish in that if more people join, hopefully more classes will be offered. Overall ***** (five stars) and I cant say I regret it. Even the other class members make the effort to get to know you and that in itself says something positive about the environment and goal. read more

This is my gym. If you're looking for a place where you feel like a Norm walking into Cheers then this is your place! Folks of all ages, shapes and abilities come here and sweat it out. The staff of trainers work hard to tailor the group work out to my specific needs depending on my latest ache. No time for boredom, some days it's hard to get out of bed for the 6am, but I always leave the gym feeling glad I did. read more