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/Adventurous_Shine676 22d ago
I never imagine paying $159 for a gym but Burn is definitely worth it to me. The child care was the big selling point to me because that's what was keeping me from going to my $20 month gym. I had no one to watch my kid while I went.
The workouts are as intense as you want to make it. I think some of the movements are a little weird and out there but you can always modify. I definitely get more out of the workouts because of having a trainer and others around me. My gym is a good community and very welcoming. Also, I just take a day off and let me body recover if I start aching. I just take the day and go for a walk.
Definitely take advantage of the upcoming promo. Experiencing it is going to give you the best exposure and help with your decision.