How much does CrossFit cost? At KSAC in South Overland Park, the standard training plan is $179, billed every 4 weeks. There is no contract. A 3- or 6-month commitment brings the rate down, and professionals under 30 get a slightly lower price. You can also take 2 classes free before you pay anything.
That is the short answer. The rest of this page is for the person who wants to understand the number: how to read it, how to pay less, and what to ask any gym before you hand over a card.
Read the $179 as the price of one 4-week cycle. It is not a monthly price. A 4-week cycle is shorter than a calendar month, so a plan billed every 4 weeks does not line up with a plan billed on the first of the month.
This trips people up when they put two gyms side by side. One site says "per month." Another says "every 4 weeks." Those are not the same kind of number. Before you compare, ask each gym one plain question: how often does the charge hit my card?
KSAC bills every 4 weeks, and you should know that on day one, not spot it on a statement later.
The standard plan is the starting point, not the only option.
The exact amounts for the commitment rates and the under-30 rate depend on your situation, so ask the KSAC team and they will tell you what applies to you.
CrossFit is priced differently from a gym where you swipe in and use whatever is open. At KSAC, every class is coach-led. A coach plans the session, watches how you move and adjusts it to you.
Members describe that in their own words. One Yelp reviewer wrote that it is "basically like having a personal trainer every workout." Other members say coaches check form, scale movements and give options around injuries.
KSAC has been doing this in South Overland Park since 2012. Most of our members are parents juggling work and home who still want a hard, honest workout. If that sounds like your week, the price question is also a time question, and the checklist below covers both.
If you want to see the program before you think about the price, start with the CrossFit classes page.
These work at KSAC and anywhere else you are looking.
Then do one more piece of math, and it is the one that matters most when your week is already full. Look at your week and decide how many classes you will honestly get to in 4 weeks. A plan is good value when you use it. Pick the class times you can keep, then weigh the price against that.
The easiest way to settle the question is to come twice. KSAC gives new people 2 classes free. There is no pressure and no hard sell. The hardest step is the first one, and this makes it a small one.
Book your 2 free classes and decide afterward whether the standard plan, a longer commitment or neither makes sense. KSAC is at 14875 Metcalf Ave in South Overland Park, and the Overland Park location page has directions and a few ideas for visitors.
The standard training plan at KSAC is $179, billed every 4 weeks. KSAC does not require contracts, and new people get 2 classes free before paying anything.
No. KSAC bills the standard training plan every 4 weeks, and a 4-week cycle is not the same length as a calendar month. Read the price as $179 per 4-week cycle.
Yes. KSAC offers a lower rate when you commit for 3 or 6 months. It also has a slightly lower price for professionals under 30. Commitments are optional, because KSAC does not require contracts.
Yes. New people get 2 classes free at KSAC, with no pressure and no hard sell.
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