TC CrossFit

"I was in Traverse City for work for about 3 weeks and was looking for a box to drop in. TC Total CF had very generous open gym hours which worked for my work schedule. Christine was very helpful to let me know ahead of time from how to sign up to open gym rules. Even though I never got to drop into their regular classes I felt very safe and comfortable using their space/equipment to do my own programming. Some of the members I met were also super nice. So thank you for letting this out-of-towner drop in for these weeks. Looking forward to hopefully returning there and maybe joining those classes!"

"Dropped in while on vacation & had an awesome experience. Kristi was very friendly, accommodating, and extremely knowledgeable. My teenage daughter and I completed our own workout (from our home box) and Kristi supported us through its entirety. Felt like we never left home. We loved our time there."

"TC Total CrossFit is not in a school gym so they must have moved since one of the reviewers visited. The coaches take the time to ensure that everyone does the lifts and moves properly. I love the commitment to their clients' proper form."

"As the only Cross Fit gym in the area I had planned on paying and attending classes at Traverse City CrossFit for about two weeks. I had attended two classes paying the $20 drop in rate. The space was cool. An old Middle School gym that was being used for storage and the gymnasium had been turned into a CF gym. That was pretty neat. Enough space for 10 to 12 people and enough equipment. Even the trainers were well informed and good teachers. The REASON I am giving TC Total Cross Fit two stars is because of the less than sincere "service" I was provided by the owner Scott. After class at the end of my second visit I stuck around nearly 10 minutes after class to stretch because I wanted to be able to move the next day (and return to another class at TC Total CF). I was not the only person there after class and the instructor had not made it clear that we needed to clear out because class was over. So, I asked Jennifer if I could stay and stretch. She said, "of course." I was on a box stretching underneath the pull up rig. Scott came in with two "elements" or "foundation" students going to teach them the basic moves. (Which is great, by the way, because not many gyms do this and throw new members into classes right away) Scott asked me to move because he was going to need the pull up rig to teach them pull ups. I gladly obliged and moved. As a common gesture I asked if it was okay if I continued to stretch over "here" out of the way and he turned to me and said, "no you can go home" and turned his back to me. I would say I am a good judge of most social situations but I didn't understand what I did wrong. So I decided not to come back. I knew he was the owner and he clearly didn't know me or cared to find out. Not only bad service but he was rude. That's all..."