LBGTQ CrossFit gym?

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[Post New]05/02/2018 12:34
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Anonymous
Anyone know where I can find one?
[Post New]05/13/2018 22:19
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Anonymous
No but CrossFit Become is very welcoming.
[Post New]05/13/2018 22:29
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Anonymous
I hope you don't me asking this and I don't mean it cruely, but ... why do you need a special gym?

Is this like a transgender locker room issue?
[Post New]05/13/2018 22:30
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I hope you don't me asking this and I don't mean it cruely, but ... why do you need a special gym?

Is this like a transgender locker room issue?


I agree. I’ve got major LGBTQ credibility. And I don’t understand why this is necessary.
[Post New]05/16/2018 03:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I hope you don't me asking this and I don't mean it cruely, but ... why do you need a special gym?

Is this like a transgender locker room issue?


I agree. I’ve got major LGBTQ credibility. And I don’t understand why this is necessary.


I feel like the OP was meaning a LGBT+ friendly gym, not a gym exclusively for LGBT+. Some gyms can be a hub of toxic masculinity, which often ends up in an uncomfortable position for anyone that doesn't fall in line with that.

And it's not even just LGBT+ people who suffer from this, even the slightest non conforming of gender roles can make you a target of abuse.
[Post New]07/07/2018 12:56
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Anonymous
Where do you live/work, OP? The DMVis a big area. I know at least two CrossFit gyms owned by LGBTQ individuals, so you can be sure if a welcoming environment there. (Both in DC)
[Post New]08/08/2018 11:59
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Anonymous
NOVA Strength and Conditioning is LGBTQ owned and half the coaches are LBGTQ. Like most Crossfit gyms there are no locker rooms. They support LBGTQ activities causes.
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