This box is great!! Did a couple drop ins here. Really a great space a ton of new equipment and…read moresome really great programing. I did the noon class with Coach Leticia, and she's awesome. They really have WODS for all levels and all the other members were very welcoming. This is my go to Box whenever I'm visiting Eugene.

I was working in Eugene for the week and a friend recommended me to come here. It was my first time…read morein a gym since covid and I forgot how good it felt to work out and to have something to look forward to before work! Leticia was extremely helpful and she and everyone else were so friendly and welcoming! I definitely felt a strong sense of community here and I would be happy to join if I lived in the area. Thank you for a great week! :)

I've been going for 49 years. Water Aerobics is Wonderful! Instructors are Great! There's 9:30 or…read more11:00 classes.

I have been going here for several years and it has been going downhill for the last 5-6. The…read morebuilding is in poor shape, it's dirty and the equipment, once it breaks it stays broken. What made me write this review was this. A group of old Asian women used to dance together when there wasn't any classes in one of the rooms and that went on for several months. For some unknown reason, they decided to stop letting them dance together. Their "reasons" are that "some people don't understand the Chinese music" and "the teacher speaks Chinese, not everybody speaks Chinese" oh, "it's against our policy" (which I can't find anywhere) They have Spanish music for other dance classes and I can't speak Spanish and most of the other people there can't either. I am an old white guy, who is just an acquaintance of a couple of the Asian women and from what I could hear between the Asian women and the gym managers, it's clear to me that the management of this gym just doesn't like Asian people. Their reasons for not letting them dance were nonsense. I would like to add, I think claiming racism when there is no other argument is bad, there is obvious bias against these women. And from what the management said, it's because they are Asian.

Great coaches who can transform your life. Aaron did that…read morefor me. Then Lyndsi did it for my wife and for my mother in law. No shortcuts for sale. You won't regret joining.

I LOVE this gym! The equipment is awesome and the trainers are amazing! They are motivating,…read moreinspirational, and Genuinely Care! I always leave feeling GREAT with a big smile on my face! GENUINE RESULTS!!!

Such a fun way to get that workout in! Love all the folks that work there. Really happy, upbeat,…read morekind, silly crew. I look forward to it almost always and feel amazing when I leave. I can't believe this old lady loves to workout now and has built muscle. For all ages and bodies and levels of fitness.

I absolutely love OTF! I have been an unlimited member with OTF since 2018, but travel a lot for…read morework so I often go to other OTF gyms all around the US which is a nice option to have. The classes are high intense work outs which include the treadmill, rower, and weights. These workouts are split up during the one hour class. Although these classes are high intensity, anyone can take it and you can choose to go at your own pace. The coaches at this OTF are great with encouragement and lending out advice if you need any during the session! You do get a band which monitors your heart rate, but I personally didn't feel a need for it so I opted out and mainly take the classes because I like the structure of the workouts! The membership may be on the higher end, but in my opinion it's completely worth it considering I'm sweating so much after a session and feel refreshed! It's also super easy to sign up for classes on the OTF app, but just note that if you decide to cancel last minute you do get a 15 dollar charge.

It's been almost 2 years since this occurred, but I still think about it every so often. At first,…read moreI didn't want to be "that person" who goes on a rant on the review section, but this review has to do with the impact this particular CrossFit had on many lives. Flashback: March 2019. Covid-19. Most of us afraid. Will our families survive? How will life look during a pandemic? Then news hit. Gyms, entertainment facilities, and restaurants in Oregon to close. At first, I felt this gym was "semi" fair in allowing people to borrow some equipment. I was able to borrow a bar, a kettle, and a few rubber plates. That was nice, but I just can't stop thinking about the fact that they were still charging us the full premium for a percentage of the effort. Two zoom classes offered per day, both during typical 9-5 working hours. Workouts were posted with machines that we didn't have access to, or at least most of us didn't i.e. rowing machines. See, I understand wanting to take care of your family, but at the cost of others? I think about the people who lost their jobs during the pandemic and how you were still drafting 130+ (depending on how many months they signed up for) out of their banking account. In my case it was around $160.00. I was extremely fortunate to have a job during the pandemic, but I don't get how I was paying a large premium for two zoom classes that were during my working hours. The sell point of CrossFit is competing with a group while getting a form of training in a group setting. All of that was removed from the situation and so the cost should have followed, in my personal opinion. If you had decreased the cost to $50-$70, I wouldn't feel so taken aback by the choices made by this facility. A percentage of the work on your part for the full price. Most of us work for our money, and I feel you should have worked for yours, or decreased to alleviate others during a difficult time. I wasn't the only one plagued by these actions, others with whom I came into contact with felt the same way. I just want others to think twice before they choose this CrossFit. I would have happily supported your survival by paying $50-$70, just to keep your dream of having a gym alive, but because of the actions taken during a critical time in so many lives, I could never support this business or this business owner, Andrew, again. I encourage anyone taking the time to read this review to choose a different branch of CrossFit and to not support CrossFit Intensify. -Taylor

I am new to the crossfit world and these guys have made me feel very welcome. They are very…read moresupportive and knowledgable especially to a new crossfitter like me. There is always two or more trainers per session and they are focused on safety and how to do the movement safely. I'd recommend this gym to anyone.

I cancelled my membership and seven months later received a letter stating I'm late on dues. When I…read morespoke with management, they said I didn't sign a cancellation form. When told their OWN employee told me my membership was canceled, I was told it didn't matter since no form was signed. Now reported to Oregon State Attorney General's office. Beware of the scam. Looking at past reviews, it seems you need to do something different. There are a lot of one star reviews.

They say they are under new management since April 2024. New management does not honor AARP…read morediscount. So, I went to my insurance and purchased "fitness your way," a discount from Oakway Fiit's monthly membership. But, Oakway Fiit did not honor that either, saying I had to pay an additional $9 per month. This fitness center is a rip off and buyer beware. Fortunately, I got refunded from fitness your way. I would add there was no management person I could talk to. The young person at the counter became aggressive when I showed her my authorization number continuously telling me new management isn't doing business with insurance companies any more. I recommend you look elsewhere in Eugene.

I signed up recently to work with a personal trainer, one who specializes in recovery (post medical…read moreissues). Amber is great, very knowledgeable and patient. The other staff here are nice, and helpful. The gym has a good variety of equipment and also has some classes, like spin classes for those that want them. It is always clean, and had nice locker rooms (they are currently tearing them out for an upgrade). Nothing to complain about to date... and hopefully it stays that way. I would recommend!

No soap in men's showers for 3 weeks Multi tears on…read moreequipment Overall cleanliness poor

I was wanting to incorporate CrossFit into my routine a couple times a week and I'm so glad I…read moredecided to pop in to Eugene CrossFit. Some have mentioned this being a "dated" facility, but I disagree--the equipment is actually in good shape and this gym has all that you would expect at a CrossFit gym. I do believe this is an old converted garage, and I personally love that about it--it adds a no frills feel to the place. The owner, Jeremy, is knowledgeable, laid-back and funny. I think he has set up a unique culture in which you're encouraged to always push and challenge yourself but not beat yourself up or compare to other members. There is a wide range of experience amongst members and really no one cares how much you're lifting. You'll be encouraged to do your best and have fun while doing so. I highly recommend this gym for anyone who is interested in trying out CrossFit. They offer a first session free, or you can pop in to a Saturday class for free to try it out.

My girlfriend and I were in Eugene for the weekend and normally do CF in Portland, and we wanted a…read morebutt kicking while on vacation. Eugene CF offers free drop-in classes on Saturday and we had a blast! The coach (we didn't catch his name) was friendly, helpful, and funny. The group was welcoming and supportive and we felt extremely motivated to crush the WOD. Would definitely go back if we're ever back in Eugene.