Two videos. One shows you the room in ninety seconds. The other one is slow, plain, and honestly a little boring — and it’s the one that answers the questions people actually have. Where the change rooms are. Where the showers are. Where every zone sits. No music-video editing hiding the corners.
Start here. One continuous sweep through the training floor — the zones, the equipment, the lighting, the room. This is what Brickhouse looks like when nobody is explaining it to you.
Full-screen recommended · Sound onDamaging admission: this one has no soundtrack, no hype and no fast cuts. It is a slow, plain walk through the building, filmed on a phone, showing you where everything actually is. Most gyms would never publish it. We’d rather you see the real thing than a highlight reel.
Filmed vertically, on purpose. It’s the same view you’d have walking the room yourself.
Those two videos are the building. Instagram is the week — new equipment the day it lands, upgrades in progress, the vibe on the floor, and the people who train here. If you want the most current look at the space, that’s where it lives.
Footage shows you the room. It can’t show you what the room feels like at 5:40 in the morning, or whether the plates are re-racked at 10pm on a Sunday. That part you have to stand inside.
Memberships are capped on purpose. No lineups for a rack, no waiting on the machine you planned your session around.
Cleanliness here is a standard, not a chore chart. It’s the first thing people notice and the reason they stay.
Headphones only. Plates go back. Respect the space and the people in it. Standards protect the environment you just watched.
If the videos raised questions, these pages answer them.
You’ve now seen more of Brickhouse than most people see before they join. The only thing a screen can’t give you is the session itself. If you’re serious, you’ll know in one week.
Seven consecutive days of full 24/7 access. Every zone, every machine, every hour. A premium access experience, on your own schedule.
Join within 7 days after your pass ends and the full $45.99 is credited toward your membership. No partial credit. No exceptions. If you’re serious, the week costs you nothing.
Valid for 7 consecutive days from activation. Limited to one per person. Valid government-issued photo ID required. Access is subject to approval — Brickhouse operates as a private training environment and we reserve the right to protect the culture, the equipment, and the experience of our members. Price plus applicable tax.
