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Crossfit Reemerge

5.0 (6)

3 employees

7 years in business

About this pro

We pride ourselves in being one of very few CrossFit boxes in the State that ANYONE can participate in our classes. We specialize in Corrective Exercise backed up by NASM highly certified trainers. Our programming is specifically designed to cater to the every day human being and NOT to competitive athletes.

Creating an environment that literally anyone can come into and immediately feel like they fit in.

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McKinney, TX 75071

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6 Reviews

5.0

Sam Chacon

Dustin has been a great help in getting my lower back issues to basically go away. He also has a great approach to building workouts that provide results.

2016-10-27
Brooks Quinlan

Haven't met anyone in my athletic career that knows as much as Dustin does about injury prevention and rehab all the while still getting a great workout.

2016-10-26
Sarah

Dustin is professional and knlowedgable about injury rehab and personal fitness. He will absolutely take the time to understand your personal fitness goals and is committed to helping you reach your goals. He's one of the best coaches out there for whatever level of fitness you may be starting from. Check him out!

2016-10-26
Edward Estrada

As a military service member, I needed a way to keep fit, without the same old, tired exercises the U.S. Army is known for. Dustin changes things up, and not knowing the next day's WOD activities shocks my body. He also focuses on real-life movements, because he knows that we all want to see real-life results, and probably won't ever compete in The Crossfit Games. Thanks Dustin!

2016-10-26
Dan Nickason

VERY happy so far. I am pretty new to this, and it has been a pleasant experience. A lot of emphasis is placed on learning the techniques and movements properly. And when to identify when you are doing something wrong so that you can make the necessary adjustments. Important stuff, because you can't keep working at it if you injure yourself because you did it wrong. Highly recommend this place. GREAT with Veterans.

2016-10-26
Shawn

Dustin is a true professional. As a coach he throughly teaches you the correct movements for each workout. He takes the time to address any questions or problems you may have. Crossfit Reemerge is more of a total mobility, workout gym than a hardcore crossfit box. It is a very non threatening environment. A can do attitude is really all you need. I enjoy the challenges that each workout entails. I leave feeling like I got a good workout in and that is what matters most.

2016-10-26

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FAQs

What is your typical process for working with a new student?

We take each client through a full 1 hour assessment to address any mobility/injury concerns and then come up with a plan to move forward.

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I have been in the Fitness Industry for 12 years. My certifications include:

NASM: Certified Personal Trainer

NASM: Performance Enhancement Specialist

NASM: Corrective Exercise Specialist

NASM: Integraded Flexibility

CrossFit: Level 1 Cert

CrossFit: CrossFit Kids Cert

Olympic Lifting Cert: Greg Everett

Do you have a standard pricing system for your lessons? If so, please share the details here.

1 on 1 training can range from $50/session to $120/session depending on the details of what is involved.

Class pricing ranges from $115/month to $179/month depending on contract options

How did you get started teaching?

I suffered a severe back injury in 2006 and right then and there decided I would dedicate my life to saving as many people as possible from enduring the pain I did because of improper technique

What types of students have you worked with?

I have worked with elderly, special needs, competitors, dozens of different injury rehab clients, kids, and overall health related clients.

What advice would you give a student looking to hire a teacher in your area of expertise?

Research the trainers' certifications and go and meet them in person. It's nearly impossible to get a feel for a trainer without working with them first.

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