Hyde Park, MA · Serving Dorchester
Strength Training in Dorchester, Boston
Adults lose 3–5% of muscle mass per decade without resistance training. StrengthCamp at THE F.I.T.T. PIT is coached lifting that puts that loss in reverse — heavy work, coached properly. First class is free.
Dorchester is Boston's largest neighborhood, stretching from Codman Square to Fields Corner to Savin Hill. Members from Dorchester drive ~10–15 minutes south on Gallivan Boulevard or Blue Hill Avenue to reach the studio.
First class free · No card on file required
— Where members come from
Strength Training for Dorchester residents
Our Dorchester members come from across the neighborhood — Codman Square, Lower Mills, Ashmont, Fields Corner, Savin Hill. Many find us because the coached, programmed format isn't on offer at the Planet Fitness or Crunch on the Dorchester corridor.
— Drive time
10–15 minutes
from Dorchester
— Studio
695 Truman Pkwy, Hyde Park, MA 02136
Free parking on site
— Getting here
From most of Dorchester, take Gallivan Boulevard or Blue Hill Avenue south, then Truman Pkwy to the Parkway Medical Plaza. Free parking when you arrive.
— What's inside
What you actually get
- Periodized resistance training programmed for the over-40 body
- Coach-led, form-first instruction every set
- Joint health and mobility integrated into every session
- Small-group format — never a free-for-all on the gym floor
— Who it's for
Anyone who wants to build (or rebuild) real, functional strength — and stop the muscle decline most people accept as inevitable.
— Why FITT PIT
The neighborhood gym Boston has been waiting for.
Founded in 2012 by Andre Thomas, NASM CPT — built specifically for anyone who got priced out of personal training their whole life. 13 years in the same room, 2,000+ Bostonians coached.
13
Years coaching
2,000+
Bostonians
4.6
Google rating
Free
First class
— Pricing
Buy a week. Or buy twelve.
No membership and no contract. Every week you add pulls the price of all of them down, up to twelve at a time. We close on 31 August 2027 — 51 weeks from now.
StrengthCamp
Barbell strength for bodies over forty.
- 8 weeks
- $341
- Saved vs. drop-in
- $499
- Start today, runs to
- November 1, 2026
Unlimited StrengthCamp classes, every week you buy. 12 weeks is the most you can buy at once — buy another block when this one runs out. Everything expires when the doors close on 31 August 2027.
Add and every week after that drops to $30.
How this price is built›
| Weeks 1–3 | 3 × $49 | $147 |
| Weeks 4–7 | 4 × $40 | $160 |
| Weeks 8 | 1 × $34 | $34 |
| Total | $341 |
Each band prices only the weeks inside it, so buying more never costs you less overall — it just pulls the average down.
- All sales are final. No refunds, no credits, no pauses, no extensions.
- Your weeks run back to back from your start date. Buy four weeks, start 1 November, you have until 28 November. Miss a week and it is gone.
- 12 weeks max per purchase. Everything expires 31 August 2027, when the gym closes. If we close early, unused weeks are refunded pro rata.
One payment. No contract, no registration fee, no auto-renew. Full terms.
— FAQ
Common questions
I've never lifted before. Is StrengthCamp for beginners?
Yes. The coach scales the weight and the movement to your level. The first class is free, and most newcomers leave more confident in the squat rack than they thought they would.
How is this different from CrossFit?
We're not a CrossFit affiliate. Our programming is periodized, joint-conscious, and progressive. Different room, different goals.
Will I get bigger? I just want to be lean.
Strength training preserves and builds muscle, which raises your resting metabolic rate. That's how you get leaner without living on the cardio deck. "Big" doesn't happen by accident.
What about my back / knees / shoulders?
Day-one movement assessment catches the limitations. Programs are written around them, not in spite of them.
— First class free
Show up. See how it feels.
No card on file. No commitment. Just walk in, take the class, decide after.