Julia E.
4/6/2023
My experience with Fivex3 has been excellent. I worked with Emily through the online hybrid coaching option. She created my lifting program for me each week, I completed my workouts at home and...
Five X3 Training
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4015 Foster Ave Ste 200
Baltimore, MD 21224
Fivex3 Training is a strength training facility in Baltimore that offers a simple and effective approach to strength training. As a Starting Strength Affiliate Gym, they provide individualized programming, coaching, and nutritional tips to help clients achieve their goals. Conveniently located in Brewers Hill, Fivex3 Training is known for its no-nonsense environment and personalized attention, making it the go-to place for those looking for real work and real results. Starting Strength Affiliate Gyms are recognized as the best places to train in the United States. Managed by Starting Strength Coaches who have been evaluated for their expertise in instruction and their understanding of the Starting Strength method, these gyms offer expert coaching, top-notch equipment, and a helpful attitude towards clients' training goals. Whether you're a member or just visiting the area, a Starting Strength Affiliate Gym ensures a quality training experience.
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5.030 reviewsJ.D. M.
2/27/2023
Very grateful for FiveX3. Warm and welcoming environment where people come together to get stronger. You never have to wait for a rack or weights. Highly recommend!
Dan F.
10/27/2019
Fabulous gym I live in Minnesota, where there is no Starting Strength gym. A year ago I went to a Starting Strength seminar in Wichita Falls, Texas. I've been training consistently but had a very...
Tami Z. L.
1/19/2023
I was looking for a place where I could learn how to power lift. I mean, really learn. I hit the jackpot when I found Five x3 Fitness. It is the best place in Baltimore to learn the starting...
John H.
11/11/2022
I've been training with Emily and Diego for over 2 years, and it's been a great experience. I'd taught myself to lift over the years like everyone else, hanging around the gym and reading the...
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