TTP Fitness Gym Beaverton

Great place with an excellent staff that makes for an amazing atmosphere to suit your every fitness goals and needs! Large variety of free weights and machines for every training modality. Great assortment of exercise classes that are led by knowledge and engaging trainers. As a previous Class Pass member, you will not find a better studio that offers so much for such an unbearable price. I plan on being a member here for a long time! A+

My husband and I have been working out with Turk for the past two months and it's been an incredible experience so far. Turk is extremely knowledgeable and it shows by how he is able to adapt exercises to best meet our needs at any given time. He takes the time to listen, respond to concerns, and truly cares about each of his clients. He knows how to push you to get the most of your workouts while also keeping you motivated throughout. The overall environment at TTP is great - the staff are super nice, as are the other members. It’s just a very comfortable environment for people at all different stages of their fitness journey, which I definitely cannot say for most other gyms I’ve been to. I wish we had found Turk and TTP years ago - it’s truly been a game-changer and it’s the first time in my life that despite how hard I know I’m going to work, I don’t dread my workouts! I can’t recommend Turk highly enough.

I have been a member at TTP for over a month now and I love it. I am working with Kaleb G, and he is an amazing trainer. I have more muscle and less fat than I have in a long time, and I am only 4 weeks in with him as a trainer. Beyond the great training, I love the feel of this gym. People are genuine, the energy is fun and positive, and there are people from all different walks of life that frequent the gym. It feels good to be there and I don't get that vibe like I got at my last gym where employees are just friendly to try and sell you something. It is also open 24 hours which is a huge bonus! I can get in using my fob whenever! Overall, the staff are awesome, the people who train there are friendly, and it is the perfect spot to get serious about being the best version of yourself that you can be! I am so excited to see where my journey at TTP takes me. I feel unstoppable now thanks to this place. (:

I've been working out with Ryan for over 6 months now and it's been an amazing journey so far. A journey where I shed 20 lbs and still going strong. Ryan knows the perfect balance between when and how to push you so you get the maximum benefit out of every session. The sessions are always demanding and leave you with a sense of accomplishment but they're also fun and casual, so you actually want to do it again in a couple of days. I've never been a gym rat or anything (nor am I one now) but I'm definitely more confident and comfortable to workout at the gym and I can see myself closing in on my goals.

I noticed my review was flagged/removed by Turk and not made available to the public so here it is again :) People looking to lose weight and join a gym: The trainers will push you, which is a great thing. Please don’t fall for the “you can look like this with only 30 minute workouts”. I saw a post where they were using a photos of a competitor I trained with who had a massive transformation and labeled it as her achieving it by doing just 30 minute workouts. They failed to mention her very low calorie diet for 8 months and 1.5 hours of cardio per day for 5+ days a week for 4+ months. I brought it to Turk’s attention and he saw nothing wrong with it, saying no one but me knows what she did and didn’t do to get there and she did start off initially with the 30 minute workouts. It completely discredited what she did to get there and they are trying to pass it off as a transformation done with only 30 minute workouts. So as long as you’re being realistic with yourself in what you have to do to get some of these transformations, then that’s okay! :) You should consider the calorie intake and dieting, as well as cardio for some of these transformations they’re posting. Others are totally true and you can tell when they are. Just an fyi, multiple trainers have left now due to clashing with Turk's attitude and his greed towards money, if that tells you anything. Competitors: I went to TTP fitness a couple of years ago with a goal of becoming an NPC competitor. I was naive in what to look for, but Turk checked all the boxes in what I thought I needed. Things missing that I now know NEED to be included in coaching for a competitor (especially for $80 for every 30 minute session): health tests such as Blood Glucose monitoring, resting heart rate, sleep tracking, daily weight fasted in the morning, bowel movements, period cycles, and blood tests to constantly make sure you’re not over stressing your body out. Competing is damaging on the body, no matter how you go about it. You want a coach that can see how your body is responding with health markers so as to not damage your metabolism or your gut health, and incorporate supplements when needed to keep you as healthy as you can be (natural; think Vitmain C, multi vitamins, potassium, etc.). Turk didn’t do any of that. He simply looked at our bodies and made adjustments he thought we needed. Not once did he look at our health markers, before OR after the show. I ended up pulling out weeks before my show because I knew I didn’t look anywhere close to what I wanted for my stage debut. He was even late to that show for my friend and just told her what advice I had told him when he asked about her. If you're not going to see your own competitor, be honest about it. I found another coach who put me on stage for the experience (my choice and picture attached). It took me MONTHS to get my metabolism back in check because I had an insane protocol (300g protein, 80g carbs, 30g fat) under Turk’s guidance which absolutely wrecked my gut and metabolism. My current coach then built me up for 2 years before having me compete, and the process was 8384x better because I didn’t have 90 minutes of cardio fueled by pretty much only protein (talk about brain fog LOL) and I had a coach that could see if something was going wrong with my body, sometimes before I could even tell myself! That’s what you should aim for - a solid foundation of building before competing and a coach willing to be patient; especially for me as I am a natural athlete and I don’t take any of the drugs. I had maybe 1-2 months of “building” with Turk before he talked me into prep and cutting. You want a coach that isn’t going to rush the process, a delicate one at that. My “4 week out” look with Turk was my “16 week out” look with my coach. I found that my coach had an abundance of knowledge and made my daily meal plan, had weekly photo check ins, created an excel sheet for me to put my health markers on, and was about 1/8 the price of Turk. If I could do it over again, I would look elsewhere for a coach.