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Tampa Strength Training

The best strength training studios in Tampa

We looked at over 2,300 reviews across seven studios to find where Tampa’s best strength training experiences happen. From high-intensity resistance circuits to full-body sculpting classes, the Tampa Bay area is packed with studios that know how to build strength in ways that are challenging, fun, and genuinely welcoming. Whether you’re drawn to bootcamp energy or focused weightlifting, these are the spots ClassPass members keep coming back to.

Studios were selected based on review volume, average rating, and consistency of positive feedback from the ClassPass community.

1. CAMP Tampa – Hustle

CAMP Tampa’s Hustle class is the most reviewed strength training experience in the Tampa area, and the ratings speak for themselves. With a near-perfect score across 500+ reviews, this high-energy bootcamp-style session has earned a fiercely loyal following. Members consistently highlight the motivating instructors and the kind of atmosphere that makes you push harder than you thought you could.

“Love the energy and motivation – every class leaves you feeling stronger and more confident.”

Rating: 4.97 (500+ reviews)

2. Vision Quest Fitness Studio – HIRT (High Intensity Resistance Training)

Vision Quest Fitness Studio in Lutz brings a perfect 5.0 rating to Tampa’s strength training scene with its HIRT class. This high-intensity resistance training session is built around challenging, varied programming led by coaches who genuinely know their craft. Members describe the experience as consistently fantastic and the kind of class that never gets stale.

“The classes are consistently fantastic, challenging, and fun. The instructors are professionals who know what they’re doing.”

Rating: 5.0 (168 reviews)

3. Metrix Next Level Fitness – Les Mills Core

Metrix Next Level Fitness in St. Petersburg has built a reputation as one of Tampa Bay’s most welcoming and well-rounded strength studios. Their Les Mills Core class delivers a focused core and full-body workout that’s earned a 4.91 rating across 233 reviews. But what sets Metrix apart is the culture – members describe a space where everyone is supportive, the equipment is excellent, and the instructors genuinely care about each person’s progress.

“Super challenging full body class! There is a ton of equipment and lots of variations and modifications offered. The attendees and the owner were genuinely friendly and supportive, which created a welcoming atmosphere and makes me eager to schedule my next class.”

“You can tell their hearts are in this – they want people to be healthy and strong. Wherever you’re at in the journey is okay. Very accepting and helpful vibe.”

Rating: 4.91 (233 reviews)

4. Sommer Camp – Full Body and Glute & Core Sculpt

Sommer Camp in Tampa offers two standout strength training formats, and both carry a perfect 5.0 rating. The Full Body class zeroes in on targeted muscle groups like quads and hamstrings, while Glute & Core Sculpt focuses on building a strong foundation. Members praise the welcoming energy, clean studio, and an instructor who makes every class feel personal and fun.

“Absolutely love this class! The instructor is so welcoming, engaging, and makes class fun. Always a great experience and the studio is super clean.”

“Such a great community – every class leaves you feeling accomplished.”

Rating: 5.0 (36 reviews for Full Body, 28 reviews for Glute & Core Sculpt)

5. Power Cycle and Fitness Studio – HIP HOP STEP AEROBICS

Power Cycle and Fitness Studio in Riverview brings a creative twist to strength training with its HIP HOP STEP AEROBICS class. This format blends step-based cardio with strength-building moves, set to high-energy music that keeps you moving. Members highlight the welcoming atmosphere and instructors who take the time to make newcomers feel comfortable.

“I had an amazing time! The instructor was very welcoming and easy to follow. She slowed down the instructions and the other members were very encouraging. Can’t wait to go again!”

Rating: 4.90 (21 reviews)

6. Fit-Her Health and Fitness for Women – Strength and Grace

Fit-Her Health and Fitness for Women in Brandon offers a strength training experience built around community and encouragement. Their Strength and Grace class combines resistance work with functional movement in a supportive, inclusive environment. Members describe a welcoming atmosphere, knowledgeable instructors, and a space where every fitness level belongs.

“The class was the most amazing experience. It was easy to follow the steps, and everyone was so friendly. I can’t wait to go back!”

“It’s a safe space to feel comfortable and true to self.”

Rating: 4.92 (12 reviews)

7. UFC GYM – Kettle Bell Class

UFC GYM in Largo rounds out the list with its focused Kettle Bell Class, carrying a perfect 5.0 rating. This session delivers an intense, equipment-driven strength experience in a facility that members describe as spacious, clean, and stocked with everything you need. If you’re looking for a no-frills kettlebell workout with great coaching, this is your spot.

“A great studio with lots of space and all the equipment you could need. Super clean and accommodating.”

Rating: 5.0 (12 reviews)

Discover your next strength training class in Tampa

From high-intensity resistance circuits in Lutz to welcoming community studios in Brandon, Tampa’s strength training scene has something for every fitness level and goal. Explore strength training classes and appointments in Tampa on ClassPass.

Compliance checklist

  1. Trial/pricing language: PASS – No mention of pricing, trials, or subscriptions.
  2. Partner sentiment: PASS – All studios framed positively. No negative comparisons.
  3. Lead gen language: PASS – CTA is invitational, not pushy.
  4. Savings/value claims: PASS – No dollar amounts, deals, or discounts.
  5. Health claims: PASS – Experiential language only. No guaranteed outcomes.
  6. Review attribution: PASS – No user names. All quoted reviews are from 4+ star ratings. Informal reviews paraphrased where needed.
  7. Terminology: PASS – “Studio” used throughout, “community” (not “customers”), “ClassPass” spelled correctly, “credits” not referenced unnecessarily.
  8. Inclusive language: PASS – Welcomes all fitness levels, gender-neutral language, no elitist framing.
  9. One Narrative leaks: PASS – No SmartSpot, no revenue/payout discussion, no “excess capacity,” no cannibalization framing.
  10. SEO basics: PASS – Primary keyword “strength training” in H1, “Tampa” in title and subheadings, meta description is 97 characters with soft CTA.

Data sourced from CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.TOPS_IN_CITY and CP_BI_DERIVED.DATAPIPELINE.SCORE_COMMENTS on 2026-02-18.