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Warrior Fitness Bootcamp
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Warrior Fitness Boot Camp is amazing. If you're in to feeling and looking fit, there's no other NYC workout like it. It's no fail. I'm a dedicated client and can't imagine ever finding another gym that can keep me in the shape I'm in now. I would not consider myself a natural athlete, but this workout has been great ---and can be for anyone (even people not in good physical shape before they sign up).. It's impossibly challenging, painfully fun, and adrenaline forming. I LOVE IT. Run.. don't walk to Warrior Fitness and sign up asap. Seriously.
Pros: You'll be in the best shape of your life.
Cons: There's no way to ""fake"" that you workout to impress people. You have to do it.
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