BOOT CAMP
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What to expect: Challenging, high-intensity workouts in our WILD boot camp gym will improve all elements of your fitness: strength, cardio, core, mobility and agility. Based on High Intensity Interval (HIIT) principles and circuit training, these 45-minute sessions utilize kettlebells, dumbbells, bands and other tools to deliver a full-body challenge, every time. Our trainers devise fresh workouts each day to provide variety and fit your individual needs. Shape your body, strengthen your body and have fun with a joyful group.
Check out the early-morning and evening options to fit your fitness and your schedule.
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Location – 2121 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., studio #5, in a bustling neighborhood full of shops and restaurants; and close to St. Francis, Cudahy, Oak Creek and Milwaukee’s Third Ward and Harbor District.
Pricing – Boot camp passes start at $15. Commit and save with a 6- or 18-month plan.
Schedule: Find our schedule and book your workout here.
“I originally joined Wild to get back into shape after having a baby. I also needed class times in the early-morning hours to accommodate my family’s schedule. Now, two years later, I feel I am in great shape and am definitely the strongest I’ve ever been in my life (which works out well for keeping up with a busy toddler!). A bonus that I didn’t know would come with becoming a Wild member is the wonderful new community in my life.”
“Wild Boot Camps now have made a positive impact on my life, both mentally and physically. This is the longest I’ve successfully stuck with an exercise routine and I don’t see that changing anytime soon. The Wild community is so supportive and I find myself motivated to be accountable to the trainers and my peers. Wild boot camps are a judgment-free zone with knowledgeable, creative trainers that focus on form and safety. We have a new workout plan every class with a good balance of strength and cardio. Each class I can decide if I want to push myself or modify the exercise to meet me where I’m at. The studio is clean and has great equipment. I am so grateful to the Wild community!”