Your Questions, Answered
Find the answers you need about our programs.
For What Age Kids and Adults Are Your Classes?
We serve kids and adults from age five and up. Our morning classes are for ages 5-8. Our afternoon classes are for ages 9 and older. Saturday classes are for all ages five and older.
Where Did the Name Beach Cowboy Fitness Foundation Come From?
So, where does the name come from?
Co-founder Cameron strongly identifies as a “beach cowboy,” like country superstar Kenny Chesney. The cowboy philosophy of life includes living each day with courage, doing what you say you’re going to do, and never giving up. As the beach is Cameron’s happy place, combined with his love of the West with its horses and rodeos, it made perfect sense for them to combine his two passions into the name of their studio. Plus, people say “Beach Cowboy” is a really easy and fun name to remember!
Do You Provide Private One-on-One Training?
We do! Both our coaches offer private sessions for 45 minutes each. You can register for them by connecting with us.
What Safety Practices Does Your Studio Maintain?
We have a security system that monitors all activity in the studio. We also lock our doors while classes are going on so that wanderers cannot open the doors and leave, and unexpected guests cannot wander in where we are teaching. Additionally, our coaches are vetted and multi-certified in CPR/AED/first aid and safe training practices.
Can I Rent Your Studio When Your Classes Are Not Being Held?
YES! Studio rental is another way we add to our sponsorship fund.
Is Your Studio Sensory-Friendly?
It is one of the most sensory-friendly places you will come across. We have nothing but wide open space and simple equipment that is all portable.
Can Siblings Attend Your Classes With Our Special Needs Kids?
Of course! While everyone must have a signed waiver and pay a class fee, we welcome siblings to attend.
Can Parents Stay in the Studio While Class is Taking Place?
We prefer that parents not stay in the studio because their kids tend to pay more attention to whether they are watching them, and they don’t pay as much attention to our coaches. If a child or adult is in a wheelchair or is severely disabled, we make an exception to our rule.