The class
Stepfit
One continuous class — choreography from the first track to the last.
F45 Training
45 minutes rotating through timed stations set out around the studio.
F45 is 45 minutes of functional training in stations, timed and demonstrated on screens around the floor. Stepfit is 55 minutes on a platform with no stations and no clock counting down.
F45 Training has studios around Tampa, so this comparison comes up locally.
Stepfit
One continuous class — choreography from the first track to the last.
F45 Training
45 minutes rotating through timed stations set out around the studio.
Stepfit
A live instructor at the front, calling the next combination.
F45 Training
Screens showing each movement and the time left at your station, with trainers on the floor.
Stepfit
One platform, supplied.
F45 Training
A wide mix of functional equipment, different at every station.
Stepfit
The music and the choreography change. The format stays the same.
F45 Training
A different workout every day, drawn from a large library of movements.
Stepfit
Glutes, legs and core, plus cardio conditioning.
F45 Training
Functional strength, cardio and agility, depending on the day's class.
Stepfit
$19.95 a class. No membership, no contract.
F45 Training
Varies by studio — check with your nearest one.
Go to F45 if you want a different workout every day and a clear structure telling you what to do and for how long. That structure is why people stick with it. Come to STEPFIT if a timer counting down is the part that makes exercise feel like work.
Two different answers to the same question. F45 makes it interesting with variety and a team floor. STEPFIT does it with music and choreography. If you want strength blocks and station timers, that is theirs to do, not ours.
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