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1.0 (1 review)
Closed • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

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SobeKick

SobeKick

4.1(54 reviews)
0.1 mi

Excellent trainers, very good and fast results! Very recommendable!…read moreMauro Andres Diaz 305-562-6904

I've been to SobeKick a bunch of times using ClassPass. They charge a low number of credits in…read morerelation to the other gyms in the same Sunset Harbor area! I've gone mostly for the Abs and Ass classes, but most recently, I went for a Sweat Box class. Parking is usually tolerable with street parking spots available, and there is also a public parking lot by the waterfront. I think they do rent boxing gloves and hand wraps, but of course, I recommend bringing your own whenever possible. They do not have towels, especially with the COVID-19 pandemic, so make sure to bring your own, because you will need it! They have a smoothie bar right when you walk in if you want to treat yourself to a smoothie or bowl after the workout. For the Abs and Ass class, if Ella is teaching, definitely take a class with her, because not only does she have a body that everyone wants (lean, muscular, toned), she sounds sweet and leads a mean, nonstop workout. You're working out in the same space as the boxing bags, so you're moving up and down next to the lines of bags. You could be going from walking lunges to weighted plie squats to burpees to supine leg lifts to one legged deadlifts to mountain climbers to plank jacks to jump squats and back all over again and again. Feeling tired? The workout is definitely worth the drop in. You feel like you conquered the world afterwards, and your abs, butt and thighs will feel the burn the next day! The Sweat Box class with Azea is also baller. He starts off with body weight exercises like squats, pushups, moutain climbers and situps and has a jump rope session in between each round. The classes are big, so don't expect to get attention from the instructor all the time during the boxing portion. He builds on combinations, so make sure to have the first sequence down before adding on and getting cocky. The bags are tall to the floor and great to wail on. There's a mirror in the front and back of the room, so you can watch the instructor demonstrate, get a glimpse of yourself hustling and observe the social media lifers tab bags and take selfies in between the rounds. (I do get reminded that I'm in South Beach.) There is a good amount of wear on the gym, which you can occasionally smell as well. If you don't mind that and actually want a place to get in some serious boxing, it is a good gym to go to! Give it a try!

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5th Street Gym

5th Street Gym

4.8(12 reviews)
1.3 mi

This is weird indeed! No reviews yet for this awesome place?…read more I guess ppl are so busy partying and getting hammered In SOBE Miami that they forget to review a great place like this one. Anyway, 1st of all I got some supplements I needed for a bargain price as well as a venum t shirt :)) the sales person ((see picture)) was so cool and answered my questions real patiently. Cool to have some attention to customers in here. Then one of the coaches at the gym. Big Joe took me thru the gym and the various programs they have. He offered me a trial class on Monday which I gladly accepted. Overall 5 stars. Ppl should come check this place out

I was invited here by a colleague to join a group of people for a session of accessible boxing…read morehosted by "BoxAbility Inc." I was skeptical and kind of nervous but decided to go anyways. I was expecting to be frowned upon by others at the gym like we most often are when a group of people show up together all in wheelchairs. However, that wasn't the case here. I was greeted by Brian and Dino and instantly felt comfortable. They assured me that they would work with me at my own pace and I could break at any time I needed to. I was immediately wrapped and ready to start my warm up. Following stretching Dino surprised me with my very own set of gloves and we jumped right into the punching bags. Music was amazing with a live DJ and vibes were on point. I honestly didn't even mind that there was no air conditioning. Lol. I had an amazing time and can't wait to go back!!!

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Sweat440

Sweat440

4.4(37 reviews)
0.1 mi

Great coaches and a great concept! I am very grateful about…read moreI accomplished these last months going almost every day. I am stronger, I burned a lot of fat, and most importantly, I have more energy for the rest of the day. 40 minutes is perfect for me, very intense.

I had been here a bunch of times in the past before the pandemic using ClassPass. The biggest draw…read moreof this gym is that workouts are circulations through 4 stations for a total of 40 minutes and start every 10 minutes. This means that, for example, if you are signed up for an 8:00 am slot but run late, no problem, you can join the 8:10 am or 8:20 am start. I went to this location a couple days ago for the first time since its reopening at the beginning of January 2021. They were on the first floor before, but they have signs saying they moved upstairs to the second floor in the same building. You do have to wear a mask during the workout at present. There was originally only enough space in each station for 4 people, so I imagine they would restrict more spots in each workout slot now. The reason they are able to have rotating stations at 10 minute intervals is that there are no instructors at each individual station, just one trainer in the overall workout area overseeing everyone. (During busier pre-pandemic times, there were two trainers sometimes.) The way you find out what movements to perform at each station is a monitor with videos of the movements and an interval timer that sounds sirens for the start and end of each 40 second exercise interval. You do have to be able to quickly grasp the movements shown before the next interval starts, but you have 3 rounds to get those movements right. The first station has a long turf that usually involves ropes or sled pushes, and the middle stations include sandbag movements and weight lifts. The last stations usually have a core movement like plank rollers or supine weight lifts. You are now expected to grab a cleaning towel and cleaning spray and wipe down the equipment you used at each station during the one minute break between stations. With this kind of structure, you're sure to get a great workout and stay busy during every second! I would advise taking some time after the last round to stretch because they do not include a cool down in the round. Bring a water bottle, a towel, your mask and get it done here!

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