Quarterly Goal Review Meetings
Heather • July 2, 2026
Members: we need your help!
July is our Goal Review Blitz, and we can’t accomplish our goal if we don’t talk to you about yours.
As a staff at Iron Jungle CrossFit, we set a goal of talking to every single member about their goals. Why? Because we’ll be able to help you accomplish them faster. And you know we’re all about numbers, so of course we’re keeping track.
Here’s how you can help us: Book a free 20-minute Goal Review Session here [LINK].
This is how it will go:
- We’ll meet up and celebrate your wins over the last months.
- Then we’ll ask about your next goals and your current progress.
- Finally, we’ll make sure you have the perfect plan to achieve your goals.
You can also:
- Ask questions.
- Let us know about any life changes or big news.
- Bring up any challenges (so we can help solve them!).
- Tell us about recent accomplishments inside or outside the gym.
- Catch up and chat.
- Give us feedback.
- Ask how we can help your friends and family become healthier.
We want to sit down with you every 90 days from here out so we can serve you better. It’s a huge upgrade to our service, and we’re excited to see what goal setting will help you accomplish.
We can only meet our goal with your help. Please book your session with us today. Click here [LINK]!
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