Want to know where to go when it comes to strength training in Albuquerque?
As luck would have it, there's no shortage of high-caliber strength training options to check out in and around Albuquerque.
To find the top strength training gyms in the area, Hoodline analyzed data from Yelp, Facebook and ClassPass to identify which studios are the most popular. Read on for the results.
(Bonus: You can try them all out if you're a member of ClassPass, a monthly fitness membership that provides access to thousands of different studios, gyms and wellness offerings.)
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Rebel Workout
300 Central Ave. SE, Downtown
Rebel Workout is Albuquerque's favorite strength training gym by the numbers, with 4.9 stars out of 228 reviews on ClassPass, five stars out of 11 reviews on Yelp and 756 fans on Facebook. It's the top strength training gym in the entire Albuquerque metro area, according to ClassPass' rankings.
"Rebel Workout is a TRX Premiere studio, specializing in TRX suspension training and functional fitness," explains the business's profile on ClassPass. "They offer yoga, spin and pilates for a complete workout experience."
"We are a class-based group fitness studio that focuses on functional movements, meaning we help you get stronger to handle life," the business's Yelp page states.
See what people are saying about Rebel Workout's selection of classes on ClassPass here.
Black Box Fitness
4201 Yale Blvd. NE, Suite A
Also among Albuquerque's favorites is Black Box Fitness, with 4.5 stars out of four reviews on ClassPass, five stars out of nine reviews on Yelp and 3,264 fans on Facebook.
"Black Box Fitness is a CrossFit affiliate and home to High Desert Weightlifting," per the business's profile on ClassPass. "Their mission is to be Albuquerque’s hub for elite-level coaching in athletic performance, weightlifting, strength and nutrition while being housed in a dynamic, multifunctional facility."
"We offer 42 classes per week, Monday thru Sunday," the business's Yelp page states. "We also offer personal training tailored to your needs and schedule."
See what people are saying about Black Box Fitness's classes on ClassPass here.
Cantina Crossfit
13600 Copper Ave. NE
With 4.9 stars out of 12 reviews on ClassPass, five stars out of five reviews on Yelp and 1,283 fans on Facebook, Cantina Crossfit has garnered plenty of local fans.
"No drama, just a supportive community of peers devoted to making progress," states the business's ClassPass profile.
See what people are saying about Cantina Crossfit's classes on ClassPass here.
Firebellz
7447 Pan American Freeway NE
With 4.7 stars out of 15 reviews on ClassPass and 3,240 fans on Facebook, Firebellz holds its own among the competition.
"Firebellz was established in 2005 by Zar Horton," a battalion chief with the Albuquerque Fire Department, the business's Yelp page states. "It was initially created to teach firefighters how to train with kettlebells and grew into what it is today." Horton is
Learn more about Firebellz's different classes on ClassPass here.
Duke City CrossFit
520 Airport Drive NW, Suite 5C, Westside
With five stars out of five reviews on ClassPass, five stars out of five reviews on Yelp and 2,382 fans on Facebook, Duke City CrossFit is another popular local pick.
"At the core of Duke City CrossFit is a strong community," states the business's ClassPass profile. "Everyone is welcome — their members range from professional athletes to grandparents. You will show up to Duke City CrossFit as an individual and become part of something bigger; you're treated as family."
Check out reviews of Duke City CrossFit's classes on ClassPass here.
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