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3.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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NXPT La Mesa

4.9(195 reviews)
9.4 mi

NXPT is hands down the best gym in San Diego. The trainers are top-notch, motivating, and truly…read moreknowledgeable, and there are so many locations and classes to choose from that there's something for everyone. The La Mesa location is especially impressive--it has a full gym space for bootcamps, HYROX training, WODs, and more, plus a dedicated spin room and a yoga room. Whether you're training for a specific event or just looking to get your body moving and stay consistent, NXPT has everything you need. If you want great energy, variety, and results, this is the place to be

I had been looking for Spartan prep classes and had heard all over Facebook groups that this NXPT…read moreis the place to go for this type of training classes. It's a little far from me in the South Bay but I knew I had to try it. For parking, the lot is shared with other businesses so when I got there, it was full and parked in the lot down the street. I wouldn't suggest to park in front of the NXPT if it's the games classes since we're using wall balls near cars. When I found the class on classpass for Wednesday night, the name of it was a little confusing because it said "OCR/Games/Hyrox/Deka" so I didn't really know what that meant until I showed up to the class to learn that depending on when the next event is, that is the type of training they're doing. So my class focused on the Hyrox because the Anaheim event is in five weeks. Hannibal is the trainer and he was friendly with a quick introduction and had to jump on a call before class started. I asked around to sign the waiver and got someone to help me. I wanted to make sure that didn't slow me down starting the class on time. Thankfully I do strength training and hot yoga outside of this class so I felt I could keep up but having been to new classes before, they seem to take care of newbies with just a few more instructions. I ended up figuring it out and maybe the style of this gym is no hand holding but I ended up asking other attendees in the class about the structure. Most of the moves in this class were standard but when it came to Sled, I wasn't sure in my form. I'd suggest when they get newbies in these games classes to ask them if they've done anything like this before and if not, show them the proper technique of the moves. That helps in the actual events since form matters and also prevents injuries. Overall, it was a good experience and I'll be back!

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