This is the premier CrossFit box with two floors and an excellent personal training program, right on Ossington. The varied programs include skipping, mobility, animal moves, and active hangs. The exercises are typically followed by a yoga cooldown. A full yoga class is offered once a week to soothe those sore muscles.

As Toronto's original CrossFit gym, CrossFit TO has amassed a generous and loyal following at Laird and Eglinton. You can choose between taking an CrossFit foundations class, which focuses on strength and conditioning, or enroll in a four-week bootcamp program.

The performance-based gym on Queen's Quay uses CrossFit methodologies as the primary training structure to train athletes. It also welcomes drop-ins and offers CrossFit basics classes.

As one of the only CrossFit gyms in Yorkville, YKV has 2,000 square feet to target your WODs, floor-to-ceiling windows that let in all the natural light and a big rig as the centrepiece.

This Danforth East gym offers programs like CrossFit Foundations, weightlifting training and even CrossFit for kids. The coaches help you push harder and lift heavier.

This Corktown gym operates on a results-based training philosophy, which means you’ll get all the usual suspects (kettlebells, box jumps, ropes), with an added touch of a spring-loaded floor for lifting barbells.

This gym welcomes all athletes from beginners to advanced and fully embraces a work-hard philosophy. You’ll also get nutrition coaching while practicing box jumps and ropes at this spot by Islington and Bloor.

CrossFit Colosseum runs on a "feed the warrior" mentality, helping you achieve your goals, meet each Workout of the Day in stride, and offer support by way of a sports and medical clinic. It all goes down at this spot by Islington and Lake Shore.