- Monthly
- 239 USD


The Verdict on F3
Suits athletes who want HYROX-style race simulation, strength work, and recovery in one north Indianapolis site. The official pages do not list a single drop-in class price, so call or email before you come.
Best for: HYROX prep, Strength athletes, Recovery-focused lifters
Equipment & Climate
Three rooms. F3 Performance is the main strength and conditioning floor with full cardio and strength equipment. F3 Pilates is heated with infrared panels. F3 Compete is the largest room, set up for race simulation with sleds, ball slams, ski ergs, rowers, sandbags, and kettlebell carries (source 4). Heart rate is tracked with MyZone and results are measured with an InBody 570 (source 1). No source states whether the training floors are air-conditioned.
Schedule & Drop-In Rules
Opening hours: Monday 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Tuesday 5 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Wednesday 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., Thursday 5 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Friday 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 6 a.m. to 1 p.m., Sunday 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. (source 1). Class times are on the schedule page, and the captured text did not include them.
Pricing Notes
Official Group Fitness memberships: Lifestyle unlimited classes $239 per month, Premium 12 classes $199 per month, Limited 8 classes $129 per month (source 5). Official The Fixx pricing: Day Pass $50, single cold plunge or hot sauna session $30 each, 1 Month $199, Monthly with Auto Renew $169, Yearly $1800 (source 3). Official physical therapy and nutrition prices are in the custom facts. Body composition assessment is $25 (sources 2 and 3). Official pages state no membership or initiation fees, and purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable (source 2). Third-party only: Google AI Overview reports a single class at $27 and a Flex 60 listing at $22.50 (source 10). Mindbody lists one week of classes for new members at $49, a 5 class pack at $125, and a 14 day intro offer at $149 (source 8). A Yelp reviewer cites $480 a month for training (source 7). These third-party prices are not used in price columns.
Coaching
The official site says the gym was voted best in Indianapolis for small class sizes and personal support (source 1). It employs athletic trainers, physical therapists, and registered dietitians (source 1). Coaching languages are not stated.
Good to Know
- Physical therapy initial evaluation
- $175[3]
- Physical therapy 60-minute session
- $150[3]
- Nutrition 60-minute consultation
- $150[3]
- Kid care
- Safe supervised space for children while parents train. No kids fitness classes.[1]
- Staffing
- All opening hours are staffed.[1]
- Address
- 1706 East 86th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46240[1]
Visitor Guide
Where and when
Fit Flex Fly sits at 1706 East 86th Street in Nora, a suburban area on Indianapolis's north side. Staffed opening hours run Monday to Saturday from early morning into the evening, with a short Sunday morning window.
What to expect
The gym runs three rooms. F3 Compete is the largest and is set up for HYROX-style work with sleds, ski ergs, rowers, and sandbags. F3 Pilates is heated with infrared panels. F3 Performance is the main strength and conditioning floor.
Recovery
The Fixx is a separate lounge with a hot sauna and cold plunge. Sessions can be bought on their own.
Before you go
The official pages do not list a single drop-in class price. Call 317-218-3928 or email hello@f3fitflex.com to book or ask about a visit. Purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Verified Sources
9 sources checked on 2026-11-11. Prices come from the gym's own pages.
Verified Sources
9 sources checked on 2026-11-11. Prices come from the gym's own pages.
- 1.fitflexfly.comOfficial site
fitflexfly.com
- 2.fitflexfly.comPricing page
fitflexfly.com
- 3.fitflexfly.comPricing page
fitflexfly.com
- 4.fitflexfly.comOfficial site
fitflexfly.com
- 5.Group Fitness PricingOfficial site
fitflexfly.com
- 6.Full Class ScheduleOfficial site
fitflexfly.com
- 7.Directory or guide
- 8.F3 Fit Flex Fly in Indianapolis, IN, USBooking portal
mindbodyonline.com
- 9.Google AI OverviewGoogle Maps
google.com