You can lift at the campus gym. What you cannot do there is get coached, train the HYROX stations, or walk into a room that notices when you stop showing up. That is ten minutes northwest on Camp Bowie, and the first class is free.
The TCU rec facilities are genuinely good for what they are. They are also the reason a lot of people stall out for four years.
Most former athletes who walk in here are not out of shape. They are unstructured, and they are bored. A room with a coach, a plan and other people running the same build fixes both in about a week. Membership is month-to-month, so a semester is a perfectly normal amount of time to be here.
We sit on Camp Bowie Blvd in west Fort Worth — a straight shot northwest from the TCU area. Most students and staff driving from campus are parked and warming up inside fifteen minutes.
Also close by: we train members from Bluebonnet Hills, Frisco Heights, Paschal, Arlington Heights and Monticello. Ask us about the class times that work around a lecture schedule.
No stock photos. This is the actual floor, the actual team, and the actual training you'll walk into on Camp Bowie.







FTX has put athletes on the floor at every HYROX World Championship since 2022 — 20 Worlds qualifiers and 52 podium finishes, all built in this room.
“Talon is such an amazing coach and pays close attention to each athlete. Come give them a try and you’ll reach a great deal of success.”
“Easily the best gym. The coaches get to know you and help you become the best — stronger physically and mentally. It’s a family here and I love it.”
“The training and coaching is just unparalleled. In two months it feels like I’ve improved so much in so little time. The coaches care about you and work with you to help you improve.”
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No fitness test, no sales tour, no getting thrown to the wolves. Here's exactly how your free class goes.
Park out front on Camp Bowie. A coach meets you, learns your goal, and walks you through the room before anything starts.
Not a watered-down intro. The real session, scaled to what you can do today. Every movement gets shown and every weight gets adjusted.
A coach stays on you through the hour. If your form breaks down late, it gets fixed in the moment, not after.
We talk about what you're chasing and what a build would look like. If it's not for you, we shake hands. No card was ever required.
If it isn't the best hour of training you've had this year, walk away — and keep whatever you learned about your pacing. Membership after that is month-to-month.
Take one free class ten minutes from campus and see what training with a plan and a room full of people feels like again. Month-to-month, so a semester is fine.
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Four days of real FTX programming — the same work our members did last week. Read it first, then decide whether to spend a free class on us.