| Mon | 04:00 pm - 08:30 pm |
| Tue | 04:00 pm - 07:30 pm |
| Wed | 04:00 pm - 08:30 pm |
| Thu | 04:00 pm - 07:30 pm |
| Fri | 04:00 pm - 07:30 pm |
| Sat | 07:30 am - 11:00 am |
| Sun | 09:00 am - 10:30 am |
If you are looking for a great community for group training and coaches who are super personable and are there to help you grow, then CFCV is the place for you. When i first started coming here, i was a little unsure about how to perform some of the more advanced movements that you see athletes do in the CrossFit Games... but the coaches set me at ease and showed me progressions to help build up the strength and mobility needed to get there. I especially like that the coaches really care and want to see you succeed and improve everyday. They want you to achieve your goals, and also take the time to ensure that you can consistently perform scaled versions/weights for the movements with good technique before you move on to the prescribed standard versions. The community of athletes here is equally great with very supportive people - making all the classes enjoyable, which helps put you in a good head space during the rigorous training moments.
I will start off by saying that I've been doing CrossFit for almost 7 years and have been at CFCV for about 6 months. I was looking for a gym closer to home and CFCV is literally down the street from me. I've been a member of 3 boxes and have visited quite a few locations and I can say that CFCV checks all the boxes of a great box! The owner, Vaz, is very involved and dedicated to creating a great gym, the coaches are knowledgeable, the programming is excellent and the gym is CLEAN (definitely the cleanest box I've been to). Many people are intimidated to join CrossFit but all of the workouts can be modified to fit all levels. CFCV has also recently added "burn" classes that focus on cardio (no weightlifting) which is a nice addition to the traditional CrossFit classes and gives us members more variety in our training. I definitely recommend CFCV!
I've been a member for several years. The new location is great with plenty of room for the workouts and outdoor activities. Coach Vaz is a great coach and makes the classes fun. There are plenty of great members who help encourage and challenge you. Occasionally they offer free kids classes or family and friends days. I love it, can't imagine going back to a standard gym or another box...
I've been a member for several years. The new location is great with plenty of room for the workouts and outdoor activities. Coach Vaz is a great coach and makes the classes fun. There are plenty of great members who help encourage and challenge you. Occasionally they offer free kids classes or family and friends days. I love it, can't imagine going back to a standard gym or another box...
I've been coming to CFCV for the past 5 years and it's become a family to me. The community and camaraderie Vaz and his team have built through all the grueling workouts we go through is something I cherish. Whether it's finishing a tough WOD, hitting a new PR, or stringing together 10 double-unders for the first time, there's always someone cheering you to give you that little motivation you need.
Vaz and his coaches do a great job of pushing us to get the most out of a workout, while also emphasizing proper technique to ensure a safe environment. They pay attention to each member and scale workouts so everyone gets the most out of their time.
Vaz loves learning and switching up routines. This is great for us because we get a constant stream of new movements, stretches, workouts and programs to keep things new and interesting. Even after 5 years, I'm constantly learning and improving my lifting technique, gymnastics movements and my mobility.
I can't endorse this place enough. Come check it our for yourself!
I've been coming to CFCV for the past 5 years and it's become a family to me. The community and camaraderie Vaz and his team have built through all the grueling workouts we go through is something I cherish. Whether it's finishing a tough WOD, hitting a new PR, or stringing together 10 double-unders for the first time, there's always someone cheering you to give you that little motivation you need.
Vaz and his coaches do a great job of pushing us to get the most out of a workout, while also emphasizing proper technique to ensure a safe environment. They pay attention to each member and scale workouts so everyone gets the most out of their time.
Vaz loves learning and switching up routines. This is great for us because we get a constant stream of new movements, stretches, workouts and programs to keep things new and interesting. Even after 5 years, I'm constantly learning and improving my lifting technique, gymnastics movements and my mobility.
I can't endorse this place enough. Come check it our for yourself!
I was always curious about CrossFit, but I never went to check it out for a couple of reasons. 1) The class times never worked for me because my schedule revolved around two young children, so anything before 7:00 was impossible for me to make. 2) It was intimidating to see all these fit, shredded, good looking people lifting heavy weights and pulling themselves up bars. I'm just a very average person, so I didn't think I'd fit in very well.
I recently moved to the area and saw this place one day when I was in Montrose for the Sunday Farmer's Market. I noticed they had a later class, so I decided to check it out. On my first day, I almost died. I ain't gonna lie. I was on the curb or on the stairs out back, leaned over with drool dripping shamelessly onto the concrete. I'm sure I was the last thing people coming out of Star Cafe or Black Cow Cafe wanted to see. But that was kinda my fault because I pushed myself too hard. Note that I pushed myself too hard, not the coach. In fact, Vaz (owner/coach) was very supportive and would encourage me to take it easy (probably cuz he didn't want me to faint in the middle of his gym). Despite that first physical breakdown, I was determined to come back.
And I've been going a couple of times a week since. I wish I could go more, but my schedule doesn't allow it. I think what brought me back and what keeps bringing me back is the challenge of pushing myself every session. Granted, I've learned not to try and be a hero like I did the first day. The workouts are always so varied, it never gets boring. One of the best parts of the place are the people. Everyone there is so supportive. It's not a meathead meeting like I thought it might be. Everyone wants everyone else to succeed, and there definitely is a sense of camaraderie. One of the best benefits of going to a place like this as opposed to your local gym or YMCA is that there is accountability. You have someone pushing you (don't worry, they don't get in your face military style) and others going through it with you. I've seen all types of people in my classes, from those that are training to compete in the CrossFit games to overweight people (this includes me) trying to simply live a healthier lifestyle, men and women. There really is no reason to be intimidated. Everyone is so supportive here.
I think the first trial class is free. So if you're reading this, you're probably already curious about trying it out. Free class means you have nothing to lose except some calories and sweat.
I was curious about the crossfit buzz, and I wanted to see what it was all about. To be honest it seemed a bit intimidating at first, but i went ahead and tried it. Over a year later, I'm still at it and couldn't be happier!! The coaches are great and actually care about your well being and fitness goals. I love the environment at Array, we truly are a family which I've never felt at any other gym.
Drink the crossfit koolaid!! You won't regret it!
Awesome gym with awesome trainers. If you are worried about starting crossfit, you shouldn't be! Go in and talk to Coach Vaz.
Training and in competitive sports my whole life. Nothing has been better that this gym. The last two years since training here I am in the best shape of my life!
Awesome gym with awesome trainers. If you are worried about starting crossfit, you shouldn't be! Go in and talk to Coach Vaz.
Awesome gym with awesome trainers. If you are worried about starting crossfit, you shouldn't be! Go in and talk to Coach Vaz.
I was curious about the crossfit buzz, and I wanted to see what it was all about. To be honest it seemed a bit intimidating at first, but i went ahead and tried it. Over a year later, I'm still at it and couldn't be happier!! The coaches are great and actually care about your well being and fitness goals. I love the environment at Array, we truly are a family which I've never felt at any other gym.
Drink the crossfit koolaid!! You won't regret it!
I was curious about the crossfit buzz, and I wanted to see what it was all about. To be honest it seemed a bit intimidating at first, but i went ahead and tried it. Over a year later, I'm still at it and couldn't be happier!! The coaches are great and actually care about your well being and fitness goals. I love the environment at Array, we truly are a family which I've never felt at any other gym.
Drink the crossfit koolaid!! You won't regret it!
I was always curious about CrossFit, but I never went to check it out for a couple of reasons. 1) The class times never worked for me because my schedule revolved around two young children, so anything before 7:00 was impossible for me to make. 2) It was intimidating to see all these fit, shredded, good looking people lifting heavy weights and pulling themselves up bars. I'm just a very average person, so I didn't think I'd fit in very well.
I recently moved to the area and saw this place one day when I was in Montrose for the Sunday Farmer's Market. I noticed they had a later class, so I decided to check it out. On my first day, I almost died. I ain't gonna lie. I was on the curb or on the stairs out back, leaned over with drool dripping shamelessly onto the concrete. I'm sure I was the last thing people coming out of Star Cafe or Black Cow Cafe wanted to see. But that was kinda my fault because I pushed myself too hard. Note that I pushed myself too hard, not the coach. In fact, Vaz (owner/coach) was very supportive and would encourage me to take it easy (probably cuz he didn't want me to faint in the middle of his gym). Despite that first physical breakdown, I was determined to come back.
And I've been going a couple of times a week since. I wish I could go more, but my schedule doesn't allow it. I think what brought me back and what keeps bringing me back is the challenge of pushing myself every session. Granted, I've learned not to try and be a hero like I did the first day. The workouts are always so varied, it never gets boring. One of the best parts of the place are the people. Everyone there is so supportive. It's not a meathead meeting like I thought it might be. Everyone wants everyone else to succeed, and there definitely is a sense of camaraderie. One of the best benefits of going to a place like this as opposed to your local gym or YMCA is that there is accountability. You have someone pushing you (don't worry, they don't get in your face military style) and others going through it with you. I've seen all types of people in my classes, from those that are training to compete in the CrossFit games to overweight people (this includes me) trying to simply live a healthier lifestyle, men and women. There really is no reason to be intimidated. Everyone is so supportive here.
I think the first trial class is free. So if you're reading this, you're probably already curious about trying it out. Free class means you have nothing to lose except some calories and sweat.
Training and in competitive sports my whole life. Nothing has been better that this gym. The last two years since training here I am in the best shape of my life!
Training and in competitive sports my whole life. Nothing has been better that this gym. The last two years since training here I am in the best shape of my life!
