5/5 Nicole Z. 3 years ago on Google • 4 reviews
Regarding
the
KID'S
PROGRAM
(Fit
Kids)
My
kid’s
review:
“IT’S
GREAT!”
My
COVID
update:
During
lockdowns
my
kid
still
worked
out,
he
got
stronger
and
creative
(such
as
parkour
in
the
house),
and
kept
up
his
energy
and
motivation
during
this
profoundly
boring
and
lonely
time.
All
on
his
own.
Because
of
Fit1.
Len
is
with
us
every
day,
on-line
with
custom
workouts
on
zoom,
youtube
and
email,
even
when
the
gym
is
closed.
Len,
you
have
my
deepest
thanks
and
utmost
RESPECT
My
parent
review:
Fit1
is
a
true
WORKOUT
GYM
FOR
OLDER
KIDS.
I
searched
for
two
years
and
visited
every
gym
until
I
found
this
incredible
place
for
my
son.
Thank
God
I
didn’t
give
up
-
100%
success.
To
clarify
-
the
Youth-Fit
program
at
Fit1
is
NOT
a
"gym
class."
It
is
a
high-quality,
full-on
cross-fit
workout,
providing
professional
equipment
and
professional
body
development
for
age
10-15,
under
the
direction
of
a
master
bodybuilder.
And
with
joy
for
both
girls
and
boys
-
think
of
the
the
way
you
feel
at
a
great
party
or
pick-up
game
with
your
good
friends.
In
our
case
my
son
didn’t
really
gel
with
either
Martial
Arts
or
team
sports
-
mean
and
mouthy
kids,
or
too
much
waiting
and
down-time,
or
he
needed
skills,
expenditures
and
time
that
I
couldn't
provide
for
him
to
be
competitive
(single
mom).
Kids
"group"
programs,
on
the
other
hand,
seemed
baby-ish
and
often
run
by
immature
leaders.
About
age
9
my
son
said
that
he'd
like
to
work
out
with
weights
at
a
regular
gym.
I
was
so
happy
to
hear
that!
I
was
worried
about
all
the
scary
news
about
depression
and
obesity
in
kids
and
teenagers.
You
can’t
blame
the
kids
-
screen-time
is
endless
and
seductive
-
but
I
felt
my
duty
is
to
give
my
child
the
BEST
CHANCE
for
self-pride
and
good
health
as
he
got
older.
But
business-gyms
would
not
allow
kids
to
work
out.
Understandable
but
sad.
Those
places
that
offered
kids'
classes,
produced
random
schedules
with
no
concept
of
consistency
or
self-discipline.
In
comes
Len.
I
didn’t
know
anything
about
him
or
the
gym
but
I
called
to
take
a
shot
&
see
he
could
be
my
kid’s
personal
trainer
(we
were
already
defeated
&
my
son
didn’t
want
to
go
anywhere).
Len
said
NO,
but
MAYBE
he
could
join
the
YouthFit
class.
Huh?
Len
said
THE
OPPOSITE
of
all
the
other
gyms,
that
were
pressuring
me
to
sign-up
and
dazzle
me
with
memberships.
At
Fit1
we
had
to
go
in
for
a
meeting
first;
I
guess
for
Len
to
evaluate
our
personality
and
sincerity.
Len
did
not
want
our
money.
He
wanted
to
see
if
he
could
work
WITH
us.
I
admit
I
was
put-off
and
nervous.
We
did
not
get
a
yes-or
no-answer,
just
a
trial
class.
Which
led
to
a
tentative
yes,
because
now
I
realize
that
it’s
very
hard
to
tell
whether
a
kid
is
willing
and
able
to
try
their
best.
Fast-forward
three
years
–
here
we
are
still.
Today
my
son
is
self-motivated,
highly
skilled,
super-strong,
positive,
self-disciplined
and
gorgeous.
He
works
hard,
and
I’m
not
involved
at
all.
The
accomplishment
is
humbling.
I
COULD
NOT
BE
A
HAPPIER
OR
PROUDER
PARENT.
It
was
hard
for
me
to
write
these
reviews
because
the
gift
here
is
overwhelming
and
hard
to
put
to
words.
So
I'm
saying
that
you
should
try
Fit1
if
your
girl
or
boy
needs
fitness
or
even
if
your
kid
is
shy
or
scared
or
limited
or
needs
help
with
their
confidence.
Don’t
forget
that
our
kids
are
quickly
becoming
young
men
and
women
–
they
worry
about
their
appearance
and
constantly
see
adults
working
out
and
showing
off
their
bodies,
which
I
think
is
pretty
intimidating.
And
then
kids
get
to
this
age
where
they
need
to
feel
respected
and
treated
with
the
same
civility
as
adults.
They
don’t
want
to
be
forced
and
cannot
be
talked-down
to
because
they
have
all
the
information
out
there
–
and
they
are
smart
enough
to
see
the
difference
between
an
expert
and
a
babysitter.
They
need
to
be
safe,
secure,
and
have
a
fun
time.
They
need
a
sensitive
adult
to
notice
their
struggles.
But
I
also
think
that
kids
need
the
serious
expertise
and
pushing
that
only
a
master
can
provide;
someone
to
truly
help
them
realize
their
potential.
Len
gives
them
ALL
THAT.
Your
child
will
flourish.
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