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January 2024 by Erin Jones
I joined CrossFit to learn the appropriate and safe way to work out as I navigate the changes that accompany middle age. Matt and his staff are passionate about what they do, are genuine in their concern for my safety, and are enthusiastic about embracing fitness. I feel like they know my specific strengths and weaknesses and are invested in my success.
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January 2024 by Johanna Winsor
Wish I had joined a long time ago! The coaches are very personable and bother to learn all the athletes' names and skills. The workouts are a ton of fun and challenging. Coaches go out of their way to make sure you're getting the most out of your workout and staying safe all while still improving. Love coming to classes and not having to think about what to do. Best, most effective hour of my day!Totally understand why CrossFitters talk about CrossFit so much now. ;)
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January 2024 by Rebecca Fauteux
I’m a new member and so far I’m really enjoying it!!
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January 2024 by Charlie Dunn
Widespread Fitness is AMAZING! Coach Matt is so in tune with the body and what works for you. I can't praise this place enough and am so excited to be getting stronger with their expertise. ❤️
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January 2024 by Danyel Manley
Amazing gym with incredible coaches. If you want to be motivated to work out, have fun, and join an awesome community of people, don’t hesitate to give Widespread a try. I joined nearly 18 months ago and love it.
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December 2023 by Nikki and Paul Hopper
Matt will challenge you in different ways and always push you to do your best.
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December 2023 by Jason Hoang
I am 49 (2023) and have been doing Crossfit for the past 10 years coming from big corporate gyms and triathlons. Crossfit is an all-in-one training modality that incorporates functional strength training, gymnastics, and cardio. Crossfit does not build the beach-ready V-shape body. Also, I would not try to compare to anyone doing pure weightlifting, gymnastics, or endurance sports. The trade off is I can comfortably weekend warrior (hiking, mountain biking, SUP, snowboarding), move a full house of furniture, and complete all of the obstacles (except the javelin) in spartan races. Crossit is also built around community and shared suffering. If that aligns with your fitness goals, Crossfit could be for you.I have been a member of 5 Crossfit boxes and worked out in locations around the world. In Crossfit, each location designs their programming to include a different proportion of strength training, gymnastics, and cardio. The coaching style, equipment, class schedule, class size, and demographics are all different. It's important to find the one that best suits you.I have been happy with the coaching and workouts at Widespread. The community is supportive, and I have been able to maintain good fitness. Here is my view of Widespread to see if it might work for you:- being in the suburbs, members are generally over 35 with kids- most everyone's goal is for longevity and general fitness over qualifying for the games; people are not glued to the leaderboard- the programming feels like a 40/20/40 mix of strength/gymnastics/cardio- coaching stresses form and weight appropriate for you- there is no pressure to Rx the movement or weight- you are encouraged to challenge yourself but not redline or max out; no one is puking or getting rhabdo- the class size (8) is small- the gym has the typical Crossfit equipment like barbells, dumbbells, rig, rings, rowers, bikes, wall balls, kettlebells, padded boxes- uncommon equipment like rope climb, sandbags, sleds, tires, specialty landmine attachments
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December 2023 by nisha narkhede
Classic Gym. Very knowledgeable coaches. They always make sure that your movements are correct. They are also great at scaling up or down based on each athlete's strengths and weaknesses. Great motivator and welcoming community.Its been 6 month in Widespread Fitness. By far the best decision I have ever made. Seeing the progress I make along the way is amazing feeling as I never thought that I am capable so much more than I think.I would highly recommend this gym.
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December 2023 by Judd Moritz
All of the coaches have been great to work with, I’ve been going to Widespread Fitness for a year now and the results have been amazing. They pay special attention to ensure that each athlete practices good form and helps athletes scale each workout based on their ability.workouts are hard, but worth it. You won’t be disappointed.
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December 2023 by Frederiek van der Most
I highly recommend Widespread Fitness! Their exceptional coaches and supportive community make it an ideal choice for anyone starting or continuing their fitness journey. Even if you’ve never done CrossFit before, give it a chance. It’s very accessible for anyone. The coaches are amazing and very experienced and it’s a great community to be part of.
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December 2023 by Kristen Culliney
I love this gym and the coaches. I’m in my mid 40s and have never done CrossFit or workouts like this before. Class sizes are small so you get personalized instruction and everything is doable/scalable based on your needs/abilities. I always feel great when leaving a class!
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December 2023 by Audrey Thompson
I have enjoyed working out here. The coaches are really helpful and explain what needs to be done and how to do it properly. Plus, they’re super friendly, including the other members.I would recommend this place to anyone.
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December 2023 by Mike Whichard
The best CrossFit gym in Broomfield! Matt, Kari, and the rest of the coaching staff are top notch who genuinely care about your fitness goals.
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November 2023 by Sabina Raver
Widespread Fitness is a great gym for all levels of fitness. Matt and Kari have perfected the art of tough encouragement to keep you motivated even when you feel like you can’t keep going. I highly recommend the personal training and nutrition programs - you WILL see results and have fun!
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November 2023 by Jen Peters
Can I do Crossfit? Yes, I can! As an overweight 50-year-old, I needed something new to get my health back on track. I thought I would try Widespread for the summer. Well, 2 ½ years later I am the gym faithfully twice a week. Matt and his team of coaches always push my limits while scaling to my fitness level. As a bonus, the gym plans many community events. So, I get to meet and socialize with other members.
