
Training tracks
Six disciplines. One complete training week.
Choose classes by goal and experience while the programme connects strength, skill, conditioning and recovery.
Class menu
Find the right session for today’s goal.
Daily WOD
Coach-led mixed training with strength or skill plus conditioning.
All levels · 60 minFoundations
Core movements, class flow and safe scaling for newer athletes.
Beginner · 60 minOlympic Lifting
Snatch, clean and jerk progressions with technical feedback.
All levels · 75 minGymnastics Skills
Pull-ups, handstands, toes-to-bar and body-control progressions.
Skill class · 60 minEngine Builder
Running, rowing, biking and pacing for aerobic development.
All levels · 50 minMobility Reset
Joint preparation, positional work and guided recovery.
Recovery · 45 minInside a class
Every minute has a purpose.
Brief + warm-up
Goal, movement prep and class options.
Teaching
Positions, standards and practice.
Main work
Strength, skill or conditioning focus.
Finish
Cool down, score and coach notes.
Scaling
Same training intention. Different movement option.
Coaches adjust load, range, complexity or volume so each athlete can train the intended quality safely.
Quality AMRAP
- 10 calories row
- 8 front-rack lunges
- 6 pull-up progression

New to CrossFit
Begin with foundations, not trial and error.
Learn squat, hinge, press, pull and brace patterns, then practise how classes work before adding intensity.
Book a foundations intro →Open gym
Focused practice with a coach nearby.
Make-up work
Complete programmed strength work around your schedule.
Skill practice
Use coach-approved progressions for gymnastics or barbell work.
Personal programme
Follow an individual plan with equipment access.
Common questions
Choose with confidence.
Do I need to be fit before joining?
No. Training is adapted to your current capacity and experience.
Can I attend different class types?
Yes. A coach can help you build a balanced weekly combination.
How large are classes?
Capacity is controlled so coaches can teach and observe movement.
Find your starting point