Boltyard is a coached strength & conditioning club built around one idea: the hardest visit is the first one. Everything after it — the classes, the coaches, the app that notices when you go quiet — is designed to bring you back for the second.
Nobody walks in on day one feeling ready. Here’s what the first hundred days at Boltyard are built to feel like — scroll it.
A sample journey for a fictional member — not a testimonial or a promised result.
Your free pass booked you into Iron Foundations, so the coach knows you’re coming. You get a 10-minute walk-through, a locker, and a plan for exactly three movements. Nobody hands you a clipboard of 40 exercises.
By the fourth visit, the 7 am Engine crew saves you a spot. Classes cap at 16 so coaches actually coach — scaled for where you are today, not where the person next to you is.
Your app logs it, your coach sees it, and the bell by the chalk bucket gets a workout. Small wins are tracked on purpose — they’re what turns a trial into a habit.
Saturday Desert Bootcamp is free for guests. You bring your neighbor. You show them where the chalk is. That’s the moment it stops being “the gym” and starts being yours.
Monsoon season, sunrise trail run with the club. A 14-week streak on your dashboard. You came for a free pass. You stayed because the place was built to notice you.
Five quick taps. We’ll match you to a weekly plan, a coach and real classes on the schedule.
Every class is coached, capped and scalable. Tap one to see it on this week’s schedule.
Filter by class, coach and time. Capacity bars update as spots go — the same data the front desk sees in the Hub.
Sample schedule for a fictional club. Booking on this demo sends a demo request to AdaptExec’s demo CRM — no class is reserved and nobody will contact you.
Month-to-month, freeze any time, cancel with a tap. Annual billing just saves you money — it doesn’t lock you in.
Eight classes a month for busy weeks and first-timers.
Unlimited classes, every format, every coach.
Unlimited plus a coach who writes your plan with you.
| What’s included | Spark | Yard | Storm |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coached classes | 8 / mo | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Open gym 5a–10p | |||
| Recovery lounge (cold plunge, sauna) | |||
| Booking window | 3 days | 7 days | 14 days |
| Guest passes | 1 / mo | Every Saturday | Every Saturday |
| Progress check-ins | Quarterly | Monthly 1:1 | |
| Personal program in app | |||
| Freeze any time | |||
| Contract | None | None | None |
Sample pricing for a fictional club — not an offer.
Six coaches, one rule: learn every name by the second visit. Tap a coach to see their classes.
Invented coaches for a fictional club. Portraits are illustrations, not photographs of real people.
Every check-in, PR and class lands in your member app automatically. Here’s a fictional member on day 64.
75 classes — “Lightning Rod” badge
Sample data for a fictional member. Progress varies person to person; this is not a promised result.
22,000 sq ft of turf, iron and air conditioning that actually wins against July. Scroll or drag through the zones.
Twelve racks, skylights and a 40-ft run lane. Where Iron Foundations and open gym happen.
Dumbbells to 150 lb, adjustable benches and enough space that nobody waits.
Sleds, carries and sprint work — the heartbeat of Engine and Bootcamp classes.
32 bikes, a light rig that pulses with the playlist, and a fan wall for 112° afternoons.
Rowers, bikes and machines for conditioning blocks and solo cardio days.
Battle ropes, climbing ropes and a bell that gets rung for every PR.
Cold plunge, sauna, stretch zone and a smoothie bar. Included on Yard and Storm.
Representative stock photography for a fictional club — not a real facility.
Thirty days, four teams, points for showing up — not for being the strongest person in the room. A beginner with a perfect month beats a veteran who skipped.
Short, practical guidance from the coaching team — including the Arizona part nobody else talks about.
A palm of protein, a fist of carbs, two fists of color. Repeat at most meals. Simple beats perfect.
A banana or half a smoothie 30–45 minutes out is plenty. Save the big breakfast for after.
Batch-cook a protein, a grain and a tray of vegetables on Sunday. Mix and match through Wednesday.
Most adults do best with 7–9 hours. A consistent bedtime does more than any gadget in the lounge.
Roll, breathe, walk. A short cooldown after hard sessions helps you feel ready for the next one.
Two or three hard days a week plus easy movement is a great start. Your app will suggest when to back off.
From May to September, the club moves outdoor runs and bootcamps to sunrise. So should you.
Drink steadily through the day, and add electrolytes on long or sweaty sessions. Thirst is a late signal.
Dizziness, nausea, headache or chills in the heat mean stop, cool down and get help if they don’t pass quickly.
Health note: These are general fitness tips for a fictional club, not medical or nutrition advice. Talk to your doctor before starting a new exercise program — especially if you are pregnant, have a health condition or haven’t trained in a while — and stop exercising if you feel pain, faintness or shortness of breath.
Three days, any class, no card required. Pick a goal and a first class — your coach will know you’re coming.
In a real build, AdaptExec builds the gym its own member system — the Boltyard Hub. Bookings, check-ins, memberships and follow-ups live in one place, with AI that flags who’s drifting before they cancel.
Class rosters, waitlists and door check-ins in real time.
Active, frozen, lapsed and trial members — with billing state.
Automated, friendly follow-ups when someone goes quiet.
Churn-risk alerts, class suggestions and drafted check-ins — staff decide.
| Member | Plan | Status | Last 8 weeks | Last visit |
|---|
Churn-risk alerts · ranked from attendance patterns
On this demo: the booking and free-pass forms post to AdaptExec’s demo CRM so we can show the real wiring. Nobody is contacted, no class is reserved, and Boltyard isn’t a real gym. AI features shown here are illustrative — in a real build, staff review every suggestion and message before anything is sent.
Still not sure? Call the desk at (480) 555-0142 — fictional number, real idea.
Every class is coached and scaled. Iron Foundations and Mobility Reset are built for beginners, and your intro walk-through covers the basics before your first class.
Yes. Memberships are month-to-month. Freeze or cancel from the member app — no letter, no phone call.
Join the waitlist. If a spot opens, the Hub offers it automatically to the next person by text, in order.
Weekdays 8–11 am, for ages 1–10. Add it when you book a class.
Water, training shoes and 10 extra minutes before your first class. We have towels, chalk and lockers.
Three free days. One coach who expects you. A streak that starts the minute you walk in.