Kaizen Crossfit

I am interested in finding a gym closer to home so I dropped by Kaizen Crossfit for an intro class. I had called previously to find out pricing and they didn’t want to tell me over the phone. Now I know why… they are expensive.
I don’t doubt their ability to teach wonderful classes/​wods. I was looking to go 3 – 5 time per week and pay 100 – 150 a month as it seems that is the going rate. After being sat down and going over what they offer, the instructor flipped the page… ahhhhh $ 299 a month. That is insane.
Just my 2cents… they would get way more biz if they dropped the prices.

Probably the worst experience I’ve had with a box. I completed my foundations course at Summerlin Crossfit and wanted to continue by being a member. However, they don’t have early classes. So a friend told me about Kaizen since they DO have early classes. I looked on their site and saw in order to be a member you have to CALL their gym and set an appt for an intro class. I called twice in one week and no one answered so I left a voicemail. I gave them a week to call me back and nothing. I decided to go today to see about that membership class since no one bothered to call me back and set one up. When I got there there were about 4 members, a girl training them and this other guy who came up to me. It took a few minutes for anyone even to acknowledge me. Geeze. The guy came up to me, I told him i called but no one called and that I was interested in joining but wanted prices. He said «ok, let me get Emma for you». I assumed it was the trainer, however, she never talked to me the guy had come back with a book regarding membership prices. Wow! The prices were way expensive and not what my friend was paying! I said that’s real expensive and then he asked if I was in the military? I was in a business suit! Summerlin Crossfit has way better pricing and they are unlimited plus the staff is incredibly nice! The hell with not having morning classes, my overall experience at Kaizen was so terrible and I felt like they didn’t want me as their customer that Summerlin Crossfit has gained a member.
I told that guy no thanks and walked out. He didn’t even try to work with me. It makes me wonder why they are offering other people 100 less than what they quoted me. I felt a little discriminated against, plus the fact that their website says to call and no one actually calls you back. That just shows how unorganized this place is! For any new starters, go to Summerlin crossfit!!!

I have been doing CrossFit since the original box back in Santa Cruz. I see it all, all over the country from box to box. And, every time I am in Vegas I come back to this box because it was one of the first CrossFits in Las Vegas.
I could easily just lift weights at the hotel gym my company pays for but nothing beats getting in a WOD at this CrossFit Box in vegas. For me it is worth the little extra drive to get out there and work out with James, Eric, and Mike. These guys are old school CrossFitters I always see them at the games and they make me feel like family when I am in their box.
Another nice thing about this box is they actually have showers! So after a hard work out I can clean up there. This box is actually equipped with everything, sleds, rings, rowers, everything! And, all the equipment is brand new and kept really clean.
Cant say enough. This is by far my favorite crossfit box in las vegas. See you there!

I have only half way drank the crossfit Kool-​aid but I must say, this gym is pretty bad ass. Johnathan taught a class the other day for participants in the Spartan race from my work and he was very patient and encouraging. Plus they have all the good equipment.

health and wellness, fitness, and maintaining a great diet requires a lot of hard and a lot of discipline.
kaizen crossfit was established may of 2009 in the sweet suburban town of summerlin in las vegas. i recently checked it out and was pleasantly surprised with the facility and the trainers.
both eric and james helped me out. we scheduled a one-​on-​one, they asked me a few questions about what my fitness and personal goals are, what i am hoping to accomplish through crossfit, and what i expect from them. it really was a beautiful introductory to the gym and family that i am now apart of.
never again will i look at a regular gym (24hour fitness, anytime fitness, etc.) the same after my experience with kaizen crossfit. the support that i received in the first hour alone reassured me they genuinely care about my goals and what i want to accomplish by being there and using their facility.
they offer drop-​ins as well as membership packages. the packages vary depending on how often one would like to train. depending on which package one selects, they offer phone and email coaching, success journals, discounts on family memberships, discounts on the pro-​shop, etc.
if anyone is looking for a serious workout, with serious support, i highly recommend checking out kaizen.