Beth P.
6/11/2016
I relocated to Greenpoint, Brooklyn from LA for a 9 month stint and was desperate to find a boot camp that would keep me in shape. Enter Beastenetics. Tim is a wonderful instructor and I love the...
Beastanetics Boot Camp
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Brooklyn, NY 11222
Beastanetics Boot Camp in Brooklyn, NY offers a unique fitness experience blending jump rope, bodyweight training, and fitness games. Led by Tim Haft, an experienced personal trainer and creator of Punk Rope, the camp aims to promote movement, play, and connection for individuals of all ages and fitness levels.
Participants can expect to improve coordination, agility, cardio, bone density, mobility, balance, strength, and speed through engaging workouts. The camp not only provides Punk Rope classes but also offers jump rope instructor certification, clinics, seminars, workshops, lessons, and personal training sessions to enhance fitness levels.
Moreover, Beastanetics Boot Camp is known for its high-quality jump ropes endorsed by fitness professionals. With a focus on inclusivity and skill development, the camp caters to individuals looking to enhance their fitness routines in a supportive and energetic environment.
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5.023 reviewsmichelle r.
7/20/2023
This is one of my favorite fitness classes. It's a great full body workout, and I have seen my fitness level increase because of this class! Boot camps can be intimidating but Tim is so supportive...
Judy M.
4/20/2011
I'm not exactly a gym bunny so I picked this workout because I'd heard that it was intense, meaning I could get it over with quickly. It's also outdoors and doesn't require a gym membership. I...
Helen P.
9/8/2013
As someone who started school about a month and a half ago and has completely fallen off the wagon exercise-wise I was a little worried when I showed up for the Sunday pay as you wish class. I had...
Katie H.
9/26/2013
It's hard to describe how much I love Beastanetics. I joined thinking it might be a good way to get myself "back on track" with exercise. I didn't think I'd keep going, necessarily. And yet I find...
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