Coached outdoor group training at Acacia Park since 2005 — measured on day one, remeasured as you go, led by the same coach every session. No franchise, no fluorescent lights, no contract. Your first week is free, because the sessions do the selling.
You've paid for the roof before. The January membership, the app with the streak counter, the keycard that got used twice. They all failed the same way — nobody noticed when you quit showing up. What works is air, light, and a coach who expects you at 5:30.
Sunlight regulates your energy and sleep better than any pre-workout. Grass and open space make movement natural instead of machine-shaped. You leave awake, not drained — and you want to come back tomorrow.
Sessions stay small enough that your absence gets noticed — kindly, but noticed. No keycard gym can sell you that at any price. That's the accountability that kills the start-over cycle.
This is Fullerton. We train outside year-round. On the rare rough day, Curtis adjusts the plan and texts the group. Twenty-one years in the same park — while franchise studios open and close around us.
What survived two decades at Acacia Park is a standard, not a trend — three things, done every single session, that a keycard and a franchise class both fail at:
Fads come and go. We stayed.45-minute sessions led in person by the owner — a 21-year strength & conditioning coach, not a rotating trainer reading a franchise script. Every exercise scales to your level and your history: bad knee, new baby, first workout in ten years. Coached, never herded.
We baseline you when you start — weight, inches, a simple fitness benchmark — and remeasure as you go. Progress you can see on a card is progress you don't quit on. The numbers either move or they don't.
15,000+ coached sessions. Some members have trained here 17, 18 years. Nobody signs a 17-year lease on their first day. You start with the 6-Week Challenge — 18 sessions, day-one and day-42 measurements, a money-back guarantee if your numbers don't budge. It's the short bet that proves the long bet is worth making. And once you've seen the proof? You stay because it works, not because we locked you in.
Two decades of coaching, one park, thousands of Fullerton mornings. Curtis founded Boot Camp FX in 2005 and has led it in person ever since — not a franchise operator, not a rotating staff, not a script. The same coach who measures you on day one is the one watching your form in year ten.
His members range from their 20s to their 80s — parents, teachers, nurses, business owners. He knows every name, every goal, every old injury. That's why he can make the promise at the bottom of this page: the people who show up get results. Every time. So his guarantee costs him almost nothing — and tells you everything.
Show up. I'll handle the rest.
Elizabeth. Mariela. Jairo. Margie. Crystal. Rich Schmidt. The people who stayed — and the numbers that followed.
"I've been with Curtis 18 years. I'm 74 and still in good shape thanks to his training, the community, and his nutrition plan. Love the 5:30 AM workout."
"I met Curtis in 2005 and within a year lost all the weight from four kids — got in the best shape of my life. Now at 47 I can do pull-ups, strenuous hikes, lift anything. It changed everything."
"Going since 2016 and down 25 lbs — from 220 to 195. Curtis adapts to every fitness level, and I love that it's outdoors in my community."
"I was in the best shape of my life! The workouts are quick (30 to 40 minutes), outdoors, the groups are small, the people are great, and Curtis really modifies the workouts to meet your needs. I just started again after taking 3 years off due to pregnancies and kids and I'm so excited to get back into shape!"
"I worked with Curtis 9 years ago and lost about 30lb. I have done Crossfit, independent workouts, and the gym. Bootcamp FX is what worked best to get results, without injury and helping to keep myself accountable."
"Already ... I lost 10 pounds and my co-workers were shocked when I went to work today... 7/11 — hit the 20 pound mark today!!!! Thanks for keep pushing me Curtis!"
Twenty-one years taught us exactly who thrives here. Read both columns before you spend a dollar — we'd rather lose a sale than take a member who won't show up.
Here's the honest math. Personal training in OC runs $80–100 a session — over $1,000 a month for the same frequency. A big-box keycard costs $10 and gets used twice. Boot Camp FX is the middle path done right: a 21-year professional coach, small groups, measured results — at ≈ $17–19 per coached session with 3–5 sessions a week. Month to month, no contract, cancel anytime. That has been the deal since 2005.
For building the habit
3 SESSIONS / WEEK · ≈ $19 PER SESSION — VS $80–100 FOR PERSONAL TRAINING
For making it your lifestyle
UNLIMITED SESSIONS · ≈ $17/SESSION AT 4×/WEEK
For going all the way
EVERYTHING + PRIVATE COACHING LAYER · CAPPED AT 20 MEMBERS
Limited to 20 members
Not sure yet? Your first week is free — every membership here starts with proof, not a pitch (or use the form if you'd rather not text). Prefer a six-week test run? Ask about the 6-Week Challenge.
Pick a time and it pre-fills a text to Curtis — that's the whole sign-up process.
| Days | Session Times |
|---|---|
| Monday – Thursday | 5:30 AM · 8:00 AM · 6:00 PM |
| Friday | 5:30 AM · 8:00 AM |
| Saturday | 8:00 AM |
All sessions are 45 minutes at Acacia Park, Fullerton. Bring a mat, water, and shoes you can move in. First time? Text (657) 217-0820 and Curtis will tell you exactly where the group meets.
No credit card, no contract, no sales script — there's nothing to reverse because there's nothing to charge. Come train with us for a week: meet the crew, feel the coaching, see the park at sunrise. If it's not for you, you've lost nothing but a few early mornings. If it is, you'll wonder why you waited. Same offer for 21 years, because the sessions do the selling.
Claim Your Free WeekOr just text FREE WEEK to (657) 217-0820 — Curtis answers his own phone.
If you can show up, you can start. Every exercise scales to your level — the same session serves first-timers, post-injury comebacks, and 74-year-old Elizabeth, who's trained here 18 years. Your only job is to show up; Curtis's job is everything else.
Because every other plan depended on your willpower, and this one depends on design. A coach expects you at 5:30. A crew notices when you're gone. Your progress is written on a card, so you can see it working. That's the accountability a keycard can't sell you — and it's why members stay 17, 18 years instead of two months.
Never have been, never will be — not in 21 years. Every membership is month to month, cancel anytime. People stay because it works, not because paperwork traps them: 20+ five-star reviews say so.
Because it isn't a gym — it's coaching. You're paying for a 21-year professional who knows your name, watches your form, and tracks your results, in a group small enough that all three are possible. Per coached session it's ≈$17–19 — a fraction of the $80–100 personal training costs — with results a $10 keycard has never produced.
Introduce yourself, get a quick rundown, and jump in at your own pace. The group will know your name by the end of the warm-up — that part we can promise. Bring a mat, water, and shoes you can move in; everything else is provided.
No franchise, no dark studio, no rotating staff reading a corporate script. One owner-coach on the same grass since 2005, groups small enough that he knows your knees and your goals, outdoors in the California air instead of under fluorescent lights.
They sell workouts. This is coaching.