Three Sixty Training Center

If you get just one thing from this review, it’s IMMEDIATE RESULTS!
Doyle, the owner & head trainer, posted a 21 Day Challenge on his Instagram (@dhustle360) on Oct 1, 2015. He opened it up for non-​members to join. Dealing with an injured shoulder and needing a reboot in my life, I figured this was a great opportunity to get back in the groove. I contacted him, joined, and received a meal guideline and food list to do some grocery shopping.
The challenge started on Oct 5^th and I weighed 217.5 pounds. The first thing Doyle tells me when I walked into his gym, «Trust me. I know how the body works.» He said it with conviction. Immediately I trusted him. So I followed his meal guideline, ate food within the food list, and cross trained at his gym Mon-​Sat for approximately 30 minutes each day. When the challenge ended on Oct 25, I lost 17 pounds! In 21 days, I transformed from «woe-​is-​me» to feeling I can accomplish anything!
I’m excited for my second month. Going to continue to put in work under Three Sixty’s guidance and accomplish more milestones!
Doyle is generous enough to offer a free trial just so you can get a preview of your potential. Contact him when you’re ready to make a change and do whatever he says. He’ll help you get what you want!

I have been meaning to write this review for a long time — I’ve been working out at Three Sixty with Doyle for about a year and a half, and I could not have more good things to say about it. In terms of structure, Doyle leads 30 minute fitness classes in the morning and at night. On Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday (only in am), we do high intensity circuit training, just using our body weight. We do squats, push up, a variety of jumping activities, step ups, dips, lunges, burpees, etc. There’s always a warm up, which is generally a combination of running and running-​type things. The warm up is always very challenging. On Tuesday and Thursday there is a TRX class, which is where you work with ropes hanging from the ceiling to work on strength and flexibility — Doyle can explain it much better than me.
Doyle Childs is the best. He is an amazing trainer, and inspires you to reach your goals. He’s also kind, a human being, and has a good understanding of what motivates each person and tailors the program to each person’s individual needs. Another plus about Three Sixty is that the people are all really nice — it’s a diverse crowd and nobody is a jerk. I have never felt uncomfortable in class as there are always people of all fitness levels and goals, and everyone is truly welcome. I have never liked a gym/​fitness place anywhere near as much as I enjoy Three Sixty.
Three Sixty is also a great value — my wife and I pay for an unlimited membership that costs about the same as the membership I used to pay just for myself to workout at a Crossfit gym a few years ago. This is a much better deal and a much better experience for me. Doyle will also help work with your diet and provide you with meal plans to help meet your fitness goals. When I listen to Doyle’s advice, and put in the work, I get really great results.
If you’re looking for a great community and a great workout with a phenomenal trainer, give Doyle a call/​email/​facebook message and you can try this place out. Facebook is probably the best place to get updates on programming and to learn more about the gym:

The ratings for this amazing place speak for itself, initially consulted Doyle for a weight reduction program, He advised me to join his cross training program. And what a program it was totally kept me on my toes and sweat like hell. The program keeps changing which kept me involved and Doyle was all ways there to push me which kept me going for more. Been two months into the program and totally deserves more rating than possible. Kudos to Doyle for making a great program.

I began just a little over one month attending Cross Training classes and I’m seeing results. No confusing machines just simple «use your own body strength» type of workouts. Don’t be fooled by the «warehouse» exterior. This is a no nonsense place where people are friendly and the workouts are intense. If you’re looking for a place to burn calories and push your own limits… this is it!

I recently travelled through San Jose and Doyle managed to squeeze me in for a private class. The gym is delightful, very well equipped, spacious and clean. Doyle has seemingly neverending patience and gave me a fun, technical, class. Despite only having an hour with me, he’s given me some great tips to improve my footwork and pointed out a very simple mistake I was making in my punching that has been a bit of a game changer for me. If you’re in San Jose, i can’t recommend this gym enough, and the fact that he filmed part my training and therefore has blackmail material on me has had no bearing on my review :)

THIS PLACE DESERVES 10 STARS! I never thought I’d say this, but I LOVE working out now. This place is amazing to say the least.
Told a friend I was looking for a personal Trainer, and she referred me to Doyle Childs.
So I googled Doyle Childs’s Three Sixty Training Center, and thought, no way, this guy will kick my A**!! An MMA fighter!
No way I’ll ever survive this. One week later: I wouldn’t trade this guy for anything in the world. I went in to meet with Doyle and explained to him what I was looking for, that past trainers didn’t provide me with the drive and motivation I needed in order for me to keep going and achieve my ultimate goal of getting fit again. Doyle assured me that he would do the best he could in order for me to get to where I want to be. That same evening he provided me with a meal plan and tips on the do’s and the dont’s. Doyle is not only very patient, but super friendly, explains specifically postures with specific training techniques, what it does for me, what area it focuses on and when I don’t get it, he gets into it with me and shows me how to do it correctly. I now long for my 3 times a week sessions; and this is only my fourth session. But I look forward to going in, getting my sweat on, and feeling my sore muscles after every workout, because I know, that thanks to Doyle, I’ll finally be back to where I want to be. Sticking to this Coach like glue!!!

This place is awesome! It’s a fun place to get fit and get a great sweat going! Doyle Childs is an awesome coach and knows exactly what he is doing and what he is talking about. He listens to what exactly you are saying and works with you. Basically, whatever you tell him your goal is, it’s his goal too! He will be on your butt for you to achieve your goal cuz he really cares about what you want and wants you to achieve it! All the classes offered here is fun! And boy, the classes kick your ass! (but in a good refreshing way). I am always satisfied with my work outs with Coach Doyle Childs. This place definitely deserves more than 5 stars! Thank you Doyle!

Best spot to get your sweat on and work with someone who is not only passionate about what he does but truly knows what he’s doing! Being a stickler for technique means you will reduce the risk of injury and thus reduce down time. Doyle has helped me to completely transform not only my body but how I look at working out in general.
In addition to working with me he is now training a young man on my U17 soccer team. Ah-​mazing to see how he is pushing this athlete to the next level!!!
So if you are a mom like me who thinks they have no time or a dad who’s ready to get into shape, or an athlete ready to go to the next level Doyle is your man!

Moving from San Diego almost 4 years ago I’ve always wanted to keep up with my martial arts training wherever I went. I’ve possibly checked out over 20+ schools since that time and I’ve pretty much seen it all, the good, the bad, and everything in between. As someone who’s experienced in martial arts I also take in account the perspective of a beginner and see how I am treated. I take into account every small detail when choosing a school from cost, parking, amount of classes, instruction, professionalism, friendliness, training equipment, space, cleanliness, and overall atmosphere.
ThreeSixty is the place to be period. There are classes throughout the day to accommodate the busiest person with earliest class at 6am. The students there are super friendly and are willing to help regardless of your skill level. There is ample parking space. The facility is clean and spacious. The level of instruction is top notch and the Muay Thai classes are broken down to very technical aspects but also inter grating an intense workout. The membership programs are super affordable and can be customized to fit your budget. And to top it off all the reviews about coach Doyle are true! He’s the man. Super knowledgable, friendly, and motivating. All these aspects alone I’ve seen MANY other training schools price memberships at $ 150+
Something to take into account when coming here is that depending where you are coming from there maybe traffic due to events at the SAP center and ThreeSixty is kind of tucked away from the main street that is otherwise hiding this gem in San Jose. Wandering from school to school for the past 4 years I was never able to settle down, although some schools came close, I wanted the complete package and have finally found my answer.
Three Sixty.

Doyle is on top of it!!! got back to me quick and l9ok forward to class and meeting everyone! :)

This place is dope, didn’t take long to start feeling like a part of the family and I never leave with a dry shirt. Doyle makes you want to work, so you do and you don’t hate it and when it hurts he teaches you to dig deeper and when you realize you can dig deeper, you find something magnificent in the accomplishments you’ve made and thats something that can’t be taken away from you. Love every aspect of this gym.

Doyle is the man! He is a great coach! Learned so much about bang muay thai even though I only been here for 2 ½ months. Hoping to learn more.

I heard about Three Sixty Training Center though a groupon deal. I wanted to get my feet wet and try some other form of workout. I mainly joined for the Bang Muy Thai classes. Not going to lie-​I was nervous to join and participate in classes with majority of the time with males. After my first lesson I was hooked-​Doyle made me feel comfortable and the gym patrons that i have met have all been super nice and helpful. Doyle (the owner) knows his stuff and makes it so you understand. He wants you to succeed and he will push you. Love his mentality-​when you come to the gym be prepared to work. Doyle will not only help with fitness he will give you tips on nutrition or other health tips. He is passionate at what he does and it shows on how he runs his gym and the feedback and compliments you hear from the other gym patrons. He knows that I like to give him a hard time but in all serious I have been to numerous gyms but Three Sixty Training Center is by far my favorite gym-​with the classes they offer, gym patrons, and of course, Doyle. So you if you shopping for a new gym consider checking out Three Sixty Training Center. Its not just for one fitness level-​it is made for all fitness levels!

Doyle is a fantastic trainer and coach! I know he must be great for already-​fit athletes, because he is wonderful for someone coming back from injury and poor conditioning.
My time with Doyle had been terrific! I had been injured and had become unfit. Doyle assessed my level of fitness, noted my injuries and then got me working again. He focuses on safety, but don’t think this means an easy workout! I routinely shake from exertion – but have no pain from injury!
Doyle’s study of kinesiology gives him the perfect eye to see mechanical dysfunction, and he gives clear directions for correct exercise. He is a master at modifying exercises to accommodate injury, but still really challenge you and keeping you injury-​free. This is particularly important to me, not being a spring chicken anymore.
Doyle’s philosophy of using your body weight itself as a fitness tool, not lots of specialized equipment, is great! You do, after all, always have it with you. He wrings the last bit of effort out of you – and judging by the dripping sweat, I do mean, «wring” – with a smile and positive encouragement. Screaming, abusive trainers are not for me.
So, if you have injuries, or are just out of shape, Doyle is the trainer for you! He’s smart about how to help you begin, keeps you safe during exercise, is non-​judgmental, and works to educate you so you can safely stay fit.
Thank you, Doyle!

I have only been here a few times so far but Doyle has been friendly and helpful during each class. He was kind enough to text me when the gym was closed for a day instead of assuming that I had seen the Facebook post about it. The atmosphere is great and it feels very family oriented.
There are a ton of different class times that are offered which made it easy to fit into my schedule. I love how the classes are only 30 – 40 minutes long but you still get a killer work out from them. I also like that he switches up the routines every week.
I have only tried the cross training (NOT crossfit) classes so I cannot review what the Muay Thai classes are like but I’m sure they are great as well.

I’ve been working out with Doyle (the owner) on and off for about 5 years now. I’ve tried other workouts, but they have never come close to giving me comparable results. I struggle with health issues such as asthma, arthritis and other work related injuries and Doyle is knowledgable enough to personalize my workout without compromising results. He also has a wealth of knowledge regarding food/​nutrition, and the effect it has on our bodies. Using this knowledge, he has helped me to minimize the severity of my asthma and arthritis flare ups allowing me to achieve more physically than I thought possible. If you’re looking for a great workout and a positive, friendly environment, I would definitely recommend 360 Training.

I am starting my sixth month as a member here. If you have any doubts, just DO THE TRIAL. You will make a decision after the 1^st or 2^nd day, I assure you.
At first I was a little intimidated, «OMG, all these bros who do MMA and Muy Thai and Jiu Jitsu are going to make me wish I had trained before trying to work out at this gym». It is NOT AT ALL like that. Three-​sixty is actually a very family-​friendly and all-​levels-​of-​fitness type of gym. The people who workout there are of varying ages and fitness levels/​goals.
Don’t get it confused, Cross-​training is NOT Crossfit. I’ve tried a Crossfit Box before and it’s not my cup of tea. I really like Three-Sixty’s Cross-​TRAINING class sessions bc you do slightly altered versions of basic exercises. Squats, dips, push-​ups, jogging/​running, crunches, step-​ups, etc. Those exercises also train different muscles when you do them from the suspension ropes. Even with my bad knee, I was able to get through my 1^st month of training without flaring up my injury (make sure to wear a soft knee-​brace). My «hops» have gotten a lot higher. Great for VBALL.
Doyle is the owner and who I refer to as my «coach». He’s very motivating and is willing to answer all of my questions (and I have a lot). Please note that he is a VERY busy man, so you shouldn’t be shy and should take the initiative to approach him when you have questions and concerns and he’s more than willing to tell you like it is… even at 530am when I usually waltz right in with too much energy. LOL! Also, the patrons of this gym are all just as awesome and as motivating as Doyle himself. Yes, i’m complimenting ALL OF YOU: Lesley, Mary, Patrick, Michelle, Luz, Matt, Adrian, & Edwin! These are the only people that i’ve been lucky enough to come across during my workouts so far. There are plenty more awesome people to be met, i’m sure.
Getting there is a bit tricky if you’re a 1^st-​timer. It is located across from St. Leo’s Elementary school and looks like an unassuming garage/​storage facility. Once you’ve been there (and jogged around the area a few times for your warm-​up) you could find the gym quite easily. There is a shared parking lot with the Food Bank (?). Sometimes I park my car next to the food bank’s garbage bin and be warned, that aroma is DEFINITELY not something you want to catch a whiff of, before or after your workout. You will toss your cookies… so make a note of that when deciding which parking spot to use. For a gym, the facilities are very clean, even for a borderline germa-​phobe like me.
There are also «beginner» classes for the martial arts aspect of this gym, but unfortunately my schedule doesn’t permit for me to attend any at this time, but things may change and who knows I might be the next BEASTLY MMA fighter sometime in the future. Hey, it could happen. ;) Also-​Bring your own water bottle and refill it there, go GREEN people!

This is as a complete review as you’re gonna get. I am not a 110 lb girl thinking she needs a six pack; I am a dangerously curvy (and proud) Latina that decoded I needed a LSC (life style change). Can’t give you a review without giving you a brief history about me. In 2013 I had a miscarriage.. not even a year later, in early 2014 I had an ectopic pregnancy that cost me a second baby and my life for a second (thaat was a second too long) — so needless to say I was in a deep depression and ballooned up, gaining 70+ pounds.
My hubby has been training with coach Doyle for about 5 or 6+ years now and after endless «you gotta do this for yourself, babe» I listened. It has changed my life in more ways than one. I literally started 4 weeks ago but have attended a total of 7 crossfit classes and am still wondering how I survived my 1 BJJ class!
Like I said, homegitl ain’t skinny, I am a proud size 18 but wouldn’t mind being like Ms. Marilyn Monroe, at a nice sexy size 13, know what I mean? I have been giving it my 100 per cent (which translates to 40% for you skinny people). Coach says run 3 laps, I obediently walk/​run 2 :)… he says do 45 lunges, I do a modest 20. I go my pace and what my body will allow. I won’t lie, it’s intimidating at first– people literally kicking @! $ and lookong great doing it. You jump into a sink or swim situation that you decide later what to do with it– sink or swim. I opted to swim and it saved me.
Like I said, 7 crossfit classes at MY 100% effort paid off in the hospital.. «hold up, did she just say she workin’ out and is the in hospital? «Yes, let me explain. 5 months ago I ended up in ER with a gallbladder stone. The vegetarian nutse (I know, he HAD to throw in meat = the problem) so I said– why the hell not? AFTER the holidays (in March) I decided to do a vegetarian RAW veggie/​fruit diet– for 21 days. fast forward to today, as I sit in my hospital bed typing this, that nice veggie diet may have been the cause of my INFLAMED and infected gallbladder (take that know-​it-​all vegetarians! (Not hating but please don’t tell me meat is the root of al evil). So what does this have to do with THREE SIXTY? A LOT.
Like I told you, 7 crossfit classes at my 100% allowed, fresh out of recovery from my infamed and infected gallbladder that needed an additional incision to take out, guess who was WALKING to the bathroom and did NOT use a bed pan? Yup, me! Also, guess who was walking around the hospital with her blue belt BJJ hubby (shout out to my bettet half, worked hard to earn that blue!) me! And at 1:01 am, nurse said my breathing issues and pain was due to the gas they added in surgery and the best way to get it out was walking.. say no more! THREE SIXTY mentality kicked in and 2 and a half hours later, 10 nurses in shock that I was walking so much after my kind of surgery; I am writing my review.
My abs were tough enough to endure the surgery and the bending and the walking. Mind you, only 7 crossfit classes in! I can’t wait to come back and see what a month or 2 can do! Take it from a curvy woman who had never done crossfit or BJJ in her 32 years of existence.. it is worth it. The people are nice, the burn is nice, the sense of accomplishment is nice, fitting in old jeans is nice; but the priceless moment is when a nurse asks you, «wow, how is it that you’re up and walking all by yourself after your surgery?» And saying «360 bitch!» (ok, I didn’t swear — especially cause she is my main source of survival lol) Come join the family and be amazed at how your life will change.

I have been a member here for about two months now, and working out with the crowd that comes is the highlight of most of my days! I love choosing from a variety of times to do circuit training before and after work, and I’ve participated in Bang Muay Thai and Jiu Jitsu too – even though I’m incredibly inexperienced at both. There are many excellent fighters among us, but we all get a great workout/​training together.
Doyle (who does most of the training) is excellent at adding a personal touch to all the training, making sure we are challenged and progressing at all times. Many, including Doyle, train for the various runs and marathons around the Bay, so he is often giving us tips and advice for the most effective results.
The atmosphere is clean and upbeat. I’m super excited with my results so far – five stars!

I joined Three Sixty last year when I was getting in shape for my wedding. I lost weight and started new eating and workout habits. The best part about working with Doyle is that he is a coach not just an instructor. I appreciate his efforts to kee me motivated and on-track…I love/​hate getting called out for not showing up or eating right. On that note it’s important to know that I have never felt bad from Doyle’s encouragement, he has a way of encouraging you without making you feel guilty.
Exercise is so important for all aspects of your life and I realize that more than ever. When I joined, I had a shoulder injury that Doyle takes into consideration at every workout. While we are in group fitness, he pays special attention to each individual need for each of his clients. Most recently, I have become pregnant and he is modifying my workouts so I can continue at the gym for the duration of my pregnancy. I look forward to conditioning and getting back into shape again after as well!
Doyle makes a huge effort to get everyone he encounters into fitness and health from his personal experiences with training. I appreciate so much that he is available before and after work and even on Saturdays. I’ve only done 1 Muay Thai class and learned a lot in that one class… I only wish I had more time to spend at the gym. I have had a hard time staying committed to a workout régime but with Doyle’s 30 minute hard core workouts I still come back for more day in and day out. I haven’t found that his workouts ever get easy…
As Doyle says, «Those burpees were fun… said no one ever!»