Our son thoroughly enjoyed his two days of camp here and overall had a great experience. He loved the games that the counselors did with the kids, and he got a good workout every day. He tells me that the instructors were fantastic. He's 12 and typically enjoys obstacle courses, so this camp was right up his alley. If your kid has no interest in playing on workout equipment and completing obstacles all day, please don't sign them up for the camp. It makes it less fun for the others who are there to get better at their skills. But, if your kid loves running, climbing, and all things ninja warrior, then this is definitely the right place! read more

Stopped in to check them out. My son was super excited. Unfortunately they are super unfriendly and unwelcoming. We asked if we could join one of their classes and they gave us a hard no. Very strange experience. They won't stay in business long rejecting excited and enthusiastic customers. read more

My husband and I had a great experience at an OCR training class. Kim was a great instructor; she was patient, thorough, friendly, and upbeat. The class was challenging but provided some great tips and techniques to conquer those tricky obstacles that they make look easy on American Ninja Warrior. We highly recommend trying out this facility for a different spin on your fitness routine! read more

The kid camps are poorly organized and unsafe. No supervision as to who is entering and leaving the gym. Staff is more focused on their phones then the kids and parents. Will not return. read more

My daughter had her first post-COVID party here with a small group of friends and family. Overall the experience was positive; the instructor was really good with the kids and had a friendly personality. The space was private with lots of room for kids to move around. The party room had ample space and they offered a free birthday girl t-shirt as well as utensils and water bottles for the kids. The not so pleasant experience was towards the end of the party. We had extra time left so we decided to have our daughter open her gifts. As I was watching and taking photos, the owner approaches me and in a very loud and not so professional tone informed me that our party was over at 3 and she needed to clean for the next group. I thanked her and proceeded to grab our things to exit. My issue is not that our time was up but the very rude tone she used. We had several adults in the room who agreed the way it was handled was very unprofessional and embarrassing. A true business owner would have not yelled this for the group to beer but tapped me on the shoulder and spoke quietly or given me a courtesy 15 minute warning of where we were with time. As we paid the balance she was friendly and made small talk but the damage had already been done. I don't know that I would recommend in the future. For over $300 I'd expect a little more courtesy than that; better customer service at a crappy chuckle cheese! No thanks! My entire party was appalled at her! read more

I've been a member of Warrior Tech OCR for less than a month and can attest to the facility's excellent offerings. The obstacles are constantly changing effectively providing a consistent challenge, a good bit of the equipment isn't available at other gyms, and the teaching is inspiring. I'd recommend to anyone looking for a more exciting workout challenge. read more

My 7 year old daughter has attended several events at Warrior Tech. Mostly, the evening kids classes, but she has also been a drop in for a day at camp, and she went to a birthday party of a friend she met through Warrior Tech. In all three instances, I would give this facility a 5/5 review. What I appreciate most is how much the instructors (aka techs, aka trainers) care and the values they are emphasizing. Obviously they are looking to promote healthy habits through diet and exercise. But more than that, I am seeing them instill values of good sportsmanship and teamwork. Seeing my daughter cheer on the kids in her class and then seeing the other kids rooting her on....I just love it. And when I see one child helping another do a skill or obstacle, working together.... I have no words. Competition is not a bad thing. It definitely has its place, but the ability to work as a team is a far more valuable skill and one that may not come as naturally as competitiveness. The techs are passionate about what they are doing and seem genuinely proud when a child gets a little further up the warped wall then they did last time they tried. Or when a child has better form on pushups than he/she did the prior class. I love seeing the pride and confidence my daughter emits when she figures out a new skill and I feel that same pride and genuine positivity from the instructors as well. She has spent a good bit of time at Warrior Tech, but never gets bored. The instructors are so creative in setting up new obstacles, exercises, and games. I will say they can be strict...but only when it comes to safety and never without good reason. This is, obviously, not a bad thing. When these obstacles are potentially dangerous, I want safety emphasized and I'm grateful for a reasonable amount discipline in the pursuit of a safe environment. If my child were doing something that increases risk of injury (to her or someone else), I would rather her receive a few stern words than a broken bone. As far as the birthday party we attended, it was a great time. So much so, that I booked my daughter's party at Warrior Tech as well. If you have really young ones, I don't know that I would recommend Warrior Tech. I would say at least age 5 on up to adulthood. Honestly, I wouldn't mind having my birthday party here and from what I understand, they have hosted parties for adults! The kids were completely engaged in the activities during the party. Again, you felt the teamwork and camaraderie as the kids ran through the obstacle race with their friends chanting their name. The vibes here are just great! Positive energy. Enthusiastic and encouraging employees. Overall, a great place to work out and have some fun for both kids and adults. read more

Attended a great kid's birthday party here. What a fun place for "kids" of all ages! Ninja course, rock wall and warped wall. Super nice owners and staff! Can't wait to go back! read more

Warrior Tech Obstacle Course Readiness - Quintuple Steps - Fitness & Instruction Near Me - Morrisville, North Carolina

Both of my kids have had a great experience here over the last 18 months. They are 10 and 12. After several months, one of the kids' coaches, Justin, asked us to advance our daughter into the competition class. I was surprised because she's not the best at the obstacles. Justin looked at me very seriously and said "she's an athlete" because she's determined and improving. He took an interest and she has gained confidence and strength (physical and mental) on her way into middle school, which has made such a difference I really can't thank him enough. Rare, I think, to find a 20-something guy willing to invest in a bunch of kids and really care about their development. Same is true of his coaching crew. Highly recommend. read more

Stopped by the gym today to get a feel for what they offer. Met with Tim, one of the owners and was very impressed with the openness and welcoming of feedback and suggestions. I've been looking for a Ninja Warrior gym and this one is so close to my home. They also offer classes and memberships for children which is amazing. The kids classes align with the adult classes. Now there's no excuse that you can't work out because you don't know what to do with the kids. While there, I also observed how many children were enjoying the facilities. Which leads to the next great thing about this gym; they offer camps. There's an outdoor course as well to get you prepped for those tough mudders and spartan races, and each Friday they have Warrior challenges. What a great way to test your personal progression. If that's not enough they've got a nutritionist onsite and are looking to offer pre and post workout yoga to keep those muscles limber. Check this place out, there's no gym like it around. read more

Warrior Tech Obstacle Course Readiness - Fitness & Instruction Near Me - Morrisville, North Carolina

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If you are looking for a wicked awesome workout with wicked awesome people. You have found it. Great trainers, great members. Everyone is very encouraging and motivating. Just what I need to keep me going. I highly recommend checking them out. read more

We had our nine year old's birthday party here & could not recommend it more highly! Fantastic gym and even more impressed with the staff!

Incredible facility for fitness, ninja training, and motivation! Amazing leadership and really SUPPORTIVE environment! Definitely come and have fun getting fit here!! read more

Second time sending my boys to camp at Warrior Tech. They ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! They've been to every camp you can think of and this by far is their favorite. I would send them every week of the summer if I could. Well done Warrior Tech! You made life long fans of my kids. My only wish is you open one closer to Holly Springs! read more

If you watch the show Ninja Warrior and then saw this place and got excited to go and test your skills, please don't get your hopes up because you will probably be sadly disappointed. The gym is marketed as some kind of training ground where you can get a workout and improve your ninja abilities, but in reality it is more of a kids birthday party destination. The actual space is about the size of a tennis court and is immediately underwhelming as you walk in. The forgotten workout equipment pushed up against the walls doesn't help with the enclosed space. There is one medium sized rig on which they can set up a brief set of adult monkey bars or, as they say on the website, a salmon ladder. It wasn't set up when I went though. What little enjoyment remained in my experience was drained by the presence of about 8-10 children who were running around the gym and milling around the equipment. This led me to realize that most of the obstacles are more apt for children than actual adults, so I concluded that it is actually quite misleading for this place to try and make it seem like an adult could come here and get any form of meaningful training. all in all, I paid $20 to come to this realization and felt scammed as I left, having spent more time registering at the front desk than I did inside read more

Great for a kid's birthday party! We hosted my son's 9th birthday there yesterday, with kids ranging from age 7-11. The kids had a blast on the obstacles, especially the curved wall and the rock wall. The trainers were sticklers for the rules and put safety first, which I was very happy about considering the height and size of some of the equipment. The price was right, considering I've paid more for the trampoline parties, and this one was much more diverse and interactive. The staff was extremely helpful and made it an easy party to host. We all loved it and we will be back! read more

My son was there in camp last week. While the camp itself is great, the customer service, the attitude of the coaches and the front desk is pathetic. The following happened ALL week at drop off and pick up. 1. No one says hello or even acknowledges you when you walk in or sign in 2. When you pick up your kids, the coaches don't even smile, say anything or even address you or your child. We would smile and say "Thank you" to the coaches each time, but no conversation on how your kid did 3. Multiple coaches used less than desirable language throughout the week "I don't give a damn" "to hell with it" " not my damn problem" 4. And It seems another review had the same discipline issues - My child is a very goody too shoes, follow the rules. He asked to finish watching the rest of the ninja warrior episode and they put him in a corner! He is a tween for God's sake! That happened multiple times for no serious infarctions and happened to multiple kids. Really disappointed with their attitude. You are working with kids. Empower them, not ignore them and treat them as you did! read more

After being inspired by by American Ninja Warrior I was super excited to try a class here. I signed up for the free first class and attended a Saturday morning fitness class for adults-- it was disappointing. The workout was a random, basic circuit workout that could be done in any gym and did not involve the obstacle course at all. Apparently adults can only touch the obstacles on Wednesday evenings. The coach was incompetent. He did not explain the movements well, couldn't keep track of the time (each rotation was supposed to be a minute....none of them were the same length), was not attentive in terms of making sure the movements were being done correctly, and made stupid jokes the entire time which was just annoying. Not a good workout, not a good experience. Their obstacle course looks dope but unfortunately I would not recommend coming here. read more