CrossFit Invictus: Legendary CrossFit Gyms

CrossFit Invictus has earned its place as a legend in the CrossFit affiliate space. For that reason, it’s the first featured gym in our Legendary CrossFit Gym series. Owner CJ Martin first started training athletes in 2009.

Since then, the gym has built an outstanding reputation. Invictus boasts five locations from sea to sea. They’ve sent over fifty athletes to the CrossFit Games in ten years. Affiliate athletes have ten top-five ‘Fittest on Earth’ finishes. Their methodologies, one could argue, are second to none.

Locations

Invictus started in San Diego. Their flagship gym, now at a 15,000 square foot location, is one of the smoothest-run affiliates in the world.

CrossFit Invictus

1401 E Street
San Diego, CA 92101

Invictus Boston

100 Brookline Avenue
Boston, MA 02215

Invictus Boston South

209 Columbus Avenue
Boston, MA 02116

Invictus Sorrento Valley

10999 Sorrento Valley Rd.
San Diego, CA 92121

Invictus Fenway

31 Saint James Avenue
Boston, MA 02116

Invictus Content

Martin and team have been reliable creators of CrossFit content for years. Their training programs span from conventional to specialty group sessions. The Invictus schedule boasts olympic, strength, competitive, endurance, adaptive, and fundamental classes. They enhance those resources with extra content on their blog and YouTube channel.

Blog

The Invictus blog is a fantastic resource for athletes with a hunger for knowledge. It posts daily content from all their staff members. Topics include everything from improving specific movements to cooking and nutrition advice.

YouTube Channel

This affiliate sets the standard for video experiences. Their extensive YouTube channel has over 23,000 subscribers and more than 150 videos. Examples of great content are their weekly workout guides during the CrossFit Open. Invictus also runs some great series, like Road to the Games, and Inside Invictus.

Workouts

On top of the blog and YouTube channel, Invictus posts three daily workouts. They do this to accommodate athletes for general fitness, performance, and competitive goals.

Invictus Athletes

AthleteRecordInstagram
Alex AndersonGames 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018alexanderson29
Bjork OdinsdottirGames 2014, 2015bjorkodins
Casey CampbellGames 2017caseyjcampbell
Garret FisherGames 2013, 2016, 2017garretmfisher
Jenn DancerGames 2018jenndancing
Kelsey KielGames 2016, 2018kelskiel
Kristi EramoGames 2016, 2017, 2018kristieramo
Kristin HolteGames 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018holtekristin
Lauren FisherGames 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018laurenfisher
Sam DancerGames 2016, 2018samdancing

Invictus Online

Gym FAQ

  • Does Invictus take drop-ins? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer open gym time? No.
  • Does Invictus offer private coaching? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer a masters track? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer nutrition guidance? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer an olympic weightlifting track? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer a gymnastics track? Yes.
  • Does Invictus offer professional athlete coaching? Yes.

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