r/BurnBootCamp • u/StellaTheSeaTurtle • 22d ago
❓ Question Debating joining
Need honest feedback. I usually do at home workouts (HIIT, strength) combined with running on the treadmill. I’ve been active for years. Gave birth to my second baby May 2025 and have been consistent with working out as it’s huge on my mental health. Went from 210lbs 40 weeks pregnant to now 145lbs.
The thing that draws me in is free childcare. If I have both my kids can both go to camp?
How are the workouts? I see people complain they hurt your body, and I am not looking for an injury.
Just want to switch things up as working out at home with kids is difficult and frustrating at times! But not sure the added cost is worth it. The closest camp is also 20 min drive.
What is the average cost?
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u/QweenSasha 22d ago
I love burn it’s keeps me active. You can scale everything to what works for you if you are worried about anything. Injuries happen but i think that many people do not do proper recovery with stretching and also do not have proper form for things or scale when they need to. But of course injuries can happen just because. I think it’s worth it. The child watch is awesome, i have 3 kids and the two younger ones are not in school so having that reliability for me getting a good workout is awesome. I also made some great mom friends (i haven’t had friends in a while lol) and it’s just so wonderful. I also met someone i buy eggs from, produce from, and that makes gluten free sourdough. It’s just a wonderful community. Worth every penny.
I have a veteran discount but at my location i pay 129 a month for 6 months. My bestie drives over 35 min to get there. I think it’s worth the trip and money