2026-10-01T13:51:05.032Z

I had fallen off the workout wagon and was tired of paying $30+ for classes that weren't flexible or hard to fit into my schedule. Revere popped up on my Facebook and admittedly it did take me 2 times to actually show up to my trial session but I'm so glad I did. I chose to do 3 workouts per week which is enough challenge without demanding too much time or overworking me as I'm learning. Chloe is always 3 steps ahead of everyone and knows exactly when to subtly encourage you to level up. Both Chloe and Niki make the space feel safe and inclusive. There is always a good nice level of conversation mixed in with the workout and coaching. It feels great to have gotten back into a workout routine and even better to be supporting a local small business!

2026-09-22T18:56:13.126Z

I hate going to the gym. I love going to Revere. That in itself should speak volumes.But diving in further, part of the reason I always hated going to the gym is not only my own insecurities, but I truly had no idea what I was doing. Exercising is an art—and it’s not one I’m well-versed in.Revere explains everything. As many times as I need. Which for me, is nearly every time (sorry Chloe & Nikki). But I feel like I can, because I always feel supported and encouraged. Also, as a very very newbie, its been so awesome to see people like me (whats a weight?) and athletes all doing the same thing—just on our own levels.Really happy I found this place.

2026-09-17T18:06:18.028Z

Have had the opportunity to work with both Chloe and Joey in my training sessions. For me personally, best part has been that I have shown up. When someone has your best interest with supporting your fitness goals, you want to be great and make your trainers proud. It is a motivational opportunity for all involved. Additionally, everyone whom I met in various sessions are genuinely good people and we want the best for each other!!

2026-09-11T13:22:57.904Z

I’ve been going to Revere for almost two months now, and I’m really glad I signed up. I’ve been lifting/doing various forms of fitness for about 20 years, including CrossFit, and what I love most about Revere is that it really meets you where you are. Chloe, the owner, knows her stuff - when to push you, modifications to make a movement more accessible or challenging, and makes the whole environment feel welcoming no matter your fitness level or experience.Small session size (not more than 6) means you actually get the attention and coaching you need, and focuses on progressive overload and getting stronger in specific movements rather than everyone just doing the exact same thing. Her focus is on making you a stronger healthier version of you.It’s also just awesome to have a place like this right in the neighborhood, and I love supporting a woman-owned business. Whether you’re brand new to weight training or have been lifting for years, there’s a place for you at Revere. Highly recommend!

2026-09-03T21:57:27.711Z

As a perimenopausal woman with limited experience strength training and struggling with my current body, I have to say Revere is a great place to get started. Both Coach Chloe and Coach Niki are great motivators. They blend encouragement, reinforcement, and subtle challenges when they know you are ready for the next level. As a person who preferred solitary workouts, I find myself enjoying the small class size. There is a great mix of genders, age range, and experience level so you never feel too intimidated. There’s camaraderie amongst the group and a welcoming environment overall. Scheduling sessions through the app is super easy. I am so glad I made the decision to go for it! I am only six weeks in and I feel stronger already.