Crossfit or Bootcamp

I've done bootcamp classes and CrossFit. My preference is actually bootcamp classes that offer CrossFit style workouts. What I have found at some bootcamp classes is that they are not challenging enough, whereas Crossfit is always a challenge. I love CrossFit, but i'm not big into the Olympic lifts and pullups - things that are super hard physically for me. I prefer the endurance workouts that involve me pushing myself to my limit with box jumps, burpees, etc. Some bootcamp classes don't keep your heart rate up and that's what I do not like. Not sure if any of that helps!

Haha i saw this video, earlier in the week and thought to myself, this is why i would never join a cross fit gym. I also like the axle/continental press video. I'll keep doing my oly lifts but there is no way this is functional.

I like Crossfit style workouts, but I can in no way afford to belong to a crossfit gym. I go to Bootcamp classes at my local gym every other week, and they are very challenging. If you google "Crossfit workouts to do at home", there are a lot of good results. Crossfit is just out of my price range!

I do a bootcamp 4 days a week and 2 days of weight training with a trainer. The boot camps are great for beginners, but they have their limitations too. I am exploring the Crossfit training just to get more out of my work outs, the boot camps are great, don't get me wrong, but at some point and time you will out grow them, which is a good thing too, your body needs more and you have to respect that.

i do bootcamp at crossfit!! and i also do crossfit!! i really find that they both push you as hard as each other though it depends on what your goals are, bootcamp seems to be a lot more cardio orientated with lots of running whereas crossfit, which does also do running also has alot more strength training elements, which are awesome. I highly recommend strength training to complement cardio as it really tones up your body and makes you go harder and faster.
People say crossfit is expensive but what you need to remember is you are getting an hour session with a personal trainer every time you go however you also have the support and competition with the other members of your gym.
Also why not try crossfit, most boxes have a session (usually on sat) where you can go for free and see if you enjoy it or not.
Most boxes as well do unlimited weekly prices as well which really makes it cheaper. i pay 50 dollars a week for unlimited and i usually go to 6 plus classes and at 20 bucks a class id say thats pretty cheap!! Most bootcamps only train 3 times a week so it depends again on what your aims are!!

Also id say be wary of picking and choosing which crossfit WODs you do, they are paired to get the most out of your training however if you only do the cardio intensive wods without any strength training - which is alot of the WODs that you can do outside of the gym, you are going to find that your training is going to be limited and you dont get the all over workout that you would get if say you went to a box where they work hard on picking which WODs to do on which days so everyone gets a good mix of cardio and strength..