Are you looking for a fun and positive place to workout? Do you want to be encouraged by an awesome group of women and a professional coach who is passionate about his work? Has it been a while, maybe years since you worked out? Do you want to make a life change to be happy and healthy? Well, let me tell you, San Jose Bootcamp is the place. It changed my life, physically and mentally. I have been going to San Jose Adventure Bootcamp at Achievement Fitness for over a year now. And let me say I have never had such positive experience working out before. When I first started in January of 2013 I was inactive, lazy and eating whatever I wanted. I was squeezing myself into... read full review
September 2012
Very unprofessional and no loyalty to customers. Typical you're a number and a check mentality. You pay every month but yet you have 14 weeks out of the year where you do not actually work out. You workout for 3-4 weeks and have one week off that you still pay for. You are responsible for carrying your own weight to and from camp so if you plan on getting better with weight you need to get a dolly to carry them to your spot. Bottom line is there are a lot of boot camps out there that treat people with respect and encourage you to lose weight and get healthy without making you feel like you're a number in there books.
September 2011
One thing I have to say and that is: " They kicking my ass." So if you want to get your ass kick and a hard workout then you have to try and cry about it later.
Are you looking for a fun and positive place to workout? Do you want to be encouraged by an awesome group of women and a professional coach who is passionate about his work? Has it been a while, maybe years since you worked out? Do you want to make a life change to be happy and healthy? Well, let me tell you, San Jose Bootcamp is the place. It changed my life, physically and mentally. I have been going to San Jose Adventure Bootcamp at Achievement Fitness for over a year now. And let me say I have never had such positive experience working out before. When I first started in January of 2013 I was inactive, lazy and eating whatever I wanted. I was squeezing myself into... read full review
Very unprofessional and no loyalty to customers. Typical you're a number and a check mentality. You pay every month but yet you have 14 weeks out of the year where you do not actually work out. You workout for 3-4 weeks and have one week off that you still pay for. You are responsible for carrying your own weight to and from camp so if you plan on getting better with weight you need to get a dolly to carry them to your spot. Bottom line is there are a lot of boot camps out there that treat people with respect and encourage you to lose weight and get healthy without making you feel like you're a number in there books.
One thing I have to say and that is: " They kicking my ass." So if you want to get your ass kick and a hard workout then you have to try and cry about it later.