How do I pay for a Bootcamp block ?
Payment can be made either through this website, cheque,cash or direct deposit (email Cambridgebootcamps @ Gmail.com for details). As the popularity of bootcamp is on the rise, payment is required in Advance to reserve your place.
What if I know that I’ll be away for part of the block ?
As every 10th week is a free week, with 1-2 extra sessions ( depending of frequency of each bootcamp), we feel that this more than makes up for unavoidable absences. We are unable to offer a discount for partial blocks except in exceptional circumstances.
Do you give credit refunds for absences due to illness?
Unfortunately , we are unable to offer credits or refunds for any sessions missed due to illness.
Are the exercises done to music ?
Although we love to play motivating background music during bootcamp, this is not an ‘exercise to music’ class.
Is Bootcamp Canceled if the weather is nasty?
Bootcamp goes ahead rain or shine. In the unlikely event that bootcamp is canceled (due to emergency), this will be announced on the respective OUT-FIT group page as well as on the Facebook group.
Is it ok for me to bring a friend along to check it out ?
Free trial weeks are held every 10th week and you are encouraged to bring friends along ! For every friend who signs up based on your recommendation,you will receive a 50% discount on your next block. This means for you receive one free block for every 2 friends that you sign up!
Are Bootcamps rescheduled for any reason (i.e bank holiday)?
Camps may be subject to change, however notice will be given both in person as well as on OUT-FIT
Should I eat before coming to bootcamp?
For the most part,this is personal preference (and will likely depend on whether your bootcamp is first thing in the morning or not). While it isn’t wise to eat a large meal directly before exercising, a small,easily digestible meal such as a banana smoothie about an hour before bootcamp begins will make sure you have the fuel necessary to give 110%
What is the best way to track weight loss ?
SCALES ARE EVIL ! The best way to track your progress is by measuring your body using a tailor’s measuring tape. Measure your bust,chest,waist,hips,upper arms,thighs and calves . Make sure you measure each arm and leg as they could differ. Take a before picture and keep it with your measurements so you can make comparisons at the end of a block or challenge. Most importantly, be honest. You aren’t doing yourself any favours by rounding down!!
