The. Best. Gym. Super welcoming if this is your first gym or you've been an athlete for a while…read morethis is the gym. Smart programming. Pregnancy and postpartum specific program at no additional cost!

If you're looking for an amazing coaching staff and clean, updated facility, this is it. Very…read morewelcoming, energetic, and fun. You do not have to be an "athlete" to enjoy and participate in this gym either, the coaches have such a broad range of experience to accommodate any level of fitness, from expecting mothers to competitive games athletes. The owners and coaches continually reinvest in the gym too, many crossfit gyms i have been to have outdated, rusted, or dirty equipment, not this place. Don't let the word "crossfit" scare you away, treeline is so much more than that.

This is a great little gym. While it's a bit dated all the equipment works and the staff is really…read morehelpful. You can use this gym 24 hours once signed up. They are also inclusive to all people. So we signed up here to support them.

GREAT community gym. The staff and instructors are friendly and will work to help you modify…read moreworkouts to suit your needs. No funky egos, even the members are helpful and kind to each other!

Of course, I want to join ReNA right in the middle of one of their training cycles. So, I just…read morepopped in. Jon is on week 10 (of a 12? 15?) circuit that gets progressively more challenging as time passes. I'm pretty fit and have worked with a trainer recently, so I joined in and could complete the circuit relatively easily.... (OK I opted for planks instead of push ups!) Jon's workouts are HIIT style, and each day has a different area of focus. You can come to any of the classes and the workout will be the same on that day. Jon is focused on form. Get the right form, and execute the movements with strength at a pace that suits you. This isn't a gym you just go to. Its an experience and a lifestyle commitment, whether its to lose weight, gain muscle, stay toned, you will get out what you put in. Jon is personable and will give you a free session or two to see if its something you're into and can commit to. And he's got an online app so you can do the workout at home should you need to. (No equipment required! You kick your own ass!) Really Stoked to have found ReNA!

I've been training since it was called "Tabata." You can make it the hardest 30 minutes of training…read moreor moderate. It is addictive and so much fun. Great coach, great people. Everyone is welcome, no matter your physical condition or age. The first step is just coming through the door! Class times: 5:30, 7, 9:30 am OR 4:30, 5:30 pm. If it's your first time, come 30 minutes prior to start time for an orientation. See you soon;)!

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!!!

It is funny my last two yelps have been about fitness places even though I haven't worked out in a…read moreweek! yikes! Lifeforce fitness is a fun place where they really focus on your overall well being and improving your strength. I really enjoyed their philopshy and approach to working out. I attended the bootcamp class, it was definitely a good work out! I was sore for a day or two! However, it is pricey for this poor grad student... Highlights: - Great workout mix of cardio, yoga, and body weights - Friendly staff and patrons - First class is free! Lowlights: - $10 a class [Boooooo!] If you can shell out the cash, this is a great workout!

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.

This is my 5th crossfit gym since Jan 2017 and I can't say it's my favorite yet because I love and…read moremiss my home gym so much, but Intensify is a close second on the list. The coaches here care about what is going on for you and don't hesitate to jump in or give you some space, they are very receptive to your vibe. This is important because you're going to have days on struggle bus or cruise control and others where you're ready to work harder or improve a skill. Some coaches struggle to empathize enough to see when it's time to make their move, and sometimes they kind of give up on coaching you individually and go through the motions of managing the class, but this is not my experience at Intensify. If you feel intimidated by CrossFit, you're not alone and those feelings totally make sense. It is very much worth giving this a shot for a couple of months. You're not going to do crazy crap like you see on CrossFit YouTube channels. A lot of the members here are older, in their 50's and 60's+. A lot of us are also in our 20's and 30's. You may be astounded by how much progress you make and realize it's not that scary once it becomes normal. Who knows, some day you may end up being one of those 70 or 80-somethings who can do pull ups without a tension band around your feet. They exist, and they're pretty happy.

After moving to Eugene and sitting on my bum for over a year I decided to get back into Crossfit…read more My issue was finding a box that I could call home. Living on the west side of town, I found options, but they just weren't "home" until CrossFit Intensify - West opened. The moment I walked in and was greeted by Coach Colin, I just knew this was the place to be. It has been humbling coming back to CrossFit after being out for almost a year and a half, but CrossFit Intensify has made me feel like I can do it and has given me that push that I need. Truly amazing coaching and people. I'm very lucky to call this box my home.

Met Pukie x 2 :) So…read moremy better half and I have finally got all settled in and we are realizing Bekin's Movers lost some of our stuff but I digress!!! We've been wanting to join a Cross-Fit gym when we were in San Diego. When we finally got for the most part situated, we decided to revisit our plans for Cross-Fit. We looked at the various gyms in the area in several manners. Size of gym, Class schedule, proximity to our house or work and cost. Most of the local gyms all cost about the same so that ends up being a moot point. We are both RNs which means we have hectic abnormal schedules so the schedule item was high on our priority list. Additionally, we were concerned that the gym be either close to our work or close to our home. This gym is spitting distance from our work. So between their extensive offerings of work out times and close proximity to our work, this place was the top of our list. We met with the staff and did a basic workout and we joined shortly thereafter. This place is awesome and everyone is very encouraging. Can I say I absolutely detest burpees but I will conquer them!!! ~A

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