December 2017 by Jenna Poppenhagen
I've been to a lot of CrossFit gyms over the years, and Longmont is lucky to have this one. The coaches and community are welcoming, the gym is warm and well equipped, but it also has the old school crossfit gym vibe that's being lost in fancy gyms. I highly recommend!
October 2017 by Amy Graham
I dropped in to do my own workout and the people were amazing. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming! A true crossfit community.
November 2016 by Carlos Querol
Crossfit Longmont is a superior Crossfit gym. The coaches all have great training, credentials, and experience. They are always willing to help you improve your weaknesses and excel with your strengths. While maintaining a safe and encouraging environment for all athletes.
The training is varied, with an overall focus on "general functional fitness" for every level of training and experience.
There is a great sense of community and awesome additional activities, parties, runs, hikes, and mountain expeditions among them.
November 2016 by Jacob Hall
Fantastic experience overall. Sarge is a great person with a lot of enthusiasm for crossfit and dynamic movements. The trainers that I have had the pleasure of working with, Adam/Zach/Savannah, have a wealth of knowledge. They are diligent on making this the safest place to workout. Taking their foundations course, I have found that even a seasoned athlete makes mistakes and having these guys watch me makes me feel a heck of a lot better about my form. I highly recommend Crossfit Longmont for all levels of athletic activity from beginner to the most experienced.
August 2016 by David Nadeau
I've been with CFL for about 3+ years now. Sure, the workouts are tough as hell sometimes. They're always worth it. Today I walked in after a break (due mostly to inertia). Sarge (owner) saw I was feeling pretty depressed. He made a special point to chat me up and make sure my head is screwed on straight. I realized then what keeps me going back to CFL, it's the community. It's not the crazy, fitness nuts kind of environment you get portrayed in the Crossfit stereotype. It's a community of really cool people who come together to help each other achieve fitness goals as well have a good time together. Sarge has put together a really special place that serves not only as a gym, but a sanctuary from all of the crap that life throws at you. It's a great place to recharge and clear all of the junk out of your head, as well as your body.