Kelli at Argyle Adventure Boot Camp won Personal Trainer of the Year in 2004 & 2007, and her camp was voted Best Place to Workout in Denton County 2008 – 2009.
Kelli is an integral part of the Adventure Boot Camp business system, she is a great person to talk to if you want to know how to have a successful camp.
You can read more about Kelli here.
Jim at Tampa Bay Adventure Boot Camp was featured in the Asics Spring 2010 Footwear Catalog!
He was also in the South Tampa Magazine Biggest Loser Competition with one of his campers, Shawn Pugh. Not only did they WIN the contest, she lost over 29 pounds from November to the first week of January and has actually lost over 52 since she started with boot camp the last week of June!
Awesome work Jim!
Mary at Birmingham Boot Camp was featured in a review in Healthy Living. Their verdict?
In my opinion, this is the best fitness value you can find.
Not too shabby Mary!
Krys and her Metroplex Adventure Boot Camp team were recently featured in several articles, including the cover of the Metro Woman Directory. They have also been featured on CBS, FOX, Mansfield Magazine, the Kennendale News, and SingleRose.com.
San Jose Adventure Boot Camp won a bunch of awards:
Nice work Brett!
Upstate Adventure Boot Camp was voted “Best Weight Loss Center” in a 2009 Reader’s survey. They have seen celebrities like Kobe Bryant, Rick Fox, and Derek Fisher from the Los Angeles Lakers in their facility.
Congratulations Pamela, keep up the good work!
Austin Adventure Boot Camp isn’t basic training, but it will definitely get you into shape; without the green hue of fluorescent gym lights. If you don’t believe us, just take one look at founder and owner Stephanie McDonald.
Furiously fit (a top-ranked national level figure competitor who was named one of AFM’s 10 Fittest in 2006), endlessly inventive (she designs her company’s Web site and all of her own marketing collateral) and always inspirational (she coaches many of the boot camps herself), we first met McDonald back in 2005 when she was just getting started. In just four short years, she’s built Austin Adventure Boot Camp into the fitness force it is today – one of the city’s premiere group exercise outlets.
Beginning by canvassing South Austin neighborhoods with door-to-door advertisements, McDonald now uses weight-loss challenges, a growing body of testimonials and enthusiastic e-blasts to garner new customers, as well as keep regular clientele pumped up. Her industry experience, drive and savvy business acumen have helped McDonald thrive in an otherwise competitive marketplace.
“My first jobs out of grad school were in corporate training,” she says. “But I’ve always been interested in instructing, coaching and motivating. My passion was never technology. It has always been fitness.”
Although most of Austin Adventure Boot Camps programs are designed for women, new co-ed boot camps were recently added to their line-up. And let’s face it, if looking good for the opposite sex isn’t enough incentive to punch out those squats, we don’t know what is.
Here is a picture of a camper that started with me 14 months ago.
The picture was taken a few months ago. She lost a total of 100 pounds in 11 months. She followed my nutritional advice and never missed a camp in that time. Amy was unable to run 1/5 mile when she started with me. She is now running over 6 miles and is currently training to do the 10 mile Broadstreet Run in Phila., May 2nd. She has been an inspiration to not only myself but to everyone that joins Doylestown Adventure Boot Camp. She now speaks to new campers, motivating and helping them with their challenge to lose weight.
Thank you so much for the opportunity you have given all of us coaches to help others get fit and healthy.
Wendy Yazujian
Doylestown Adventure Boot Camp
