Zion Training Center

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Zion Training Center is a strength and conditioning facility in St. George, Utah, operating CrossFit Zion and related training programs focused on functional fitness, Olympic weightlifting, and athletic performance.

St. George, UT
crossfitzion.com

About Zion Training Center

Zion Training Center is a fitness facility based in St. George, Utah, best known to the public through its CrossFit Zion program and related offerings such as Olympic weightlifting and specialized conditioning tracks. The gym emphasizes functional fitness performed at high intensity, with coached classes for athletes of all ages and experience levels. Programming typically includes CrossFit-style workouts, barbell training under the Zion Barbell/USAW-affiliated weightlifting program, and other strength and conditioning work aimed at building physical, mental, and even spiritual resilience.([crossfitzion.com](https://www.crossfitzion.com/programs?utm_source=openai))

A charge from Zion Training Center may appear on a credit or debit card statement for several reasons: membership dues for ongoing access to classes and open gym, punch-pass or drop‑in fees, specialty programs (such as weightlifting or competition prep), or event/clinic fees processed through mobile point‑of‑sale systems like Square at off‑site locations. In this particular descriptor, “LEVY @ ZION TRAINI HERRIMAN UT,” the “SQ *” prefix indicates Square as the processor, and the truncated “ZION TRAINI” likely refers to Zion Training Center operating or coaching at the Zion Bank Training Center facility in Herriman, Utah, for a special event, camp, or competition.([crossfitzion.com](https://www.crossfitzion.com/programs?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about this charge, the best first steps are to check your recent fitness activities: look for any trips to St. George for CrossFit Zion, participation in events or camps at the Zion Bank Training Center in Herriman, or clinics run by coaches affiliated with Zion Training Center. Review email confirmations, waivers, or registration pages from CrossFit Zion/Zion Training Center or event organizers that used their coaching staff. You can also visit crossfitzion.com to find contact details and reach out directly to inquire about the specific transaction; providing the date, amount, and last four digits of your card will help them locate it quickly. If you still don’t recognize the charge after contacting the gym or associated event, you should then work with your bank to dispute or block further payments.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Zion Training Center.

  1. SQ *LEVY @ ZION TRAINI HERRIMAN UT

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement say "SQ *LEVY @ ZION TRAINI HERRIMAN UT" instead of just Zion Training Center?

The "SQ *" prefix indicates that the payment was processed through Square, a mobile payment processor, not the merchant name itself. The truncated text "LEVY @ ZION TRAINI HERRIMAN UT" likely refers to a coach or event (“Levy”) associated with Zion Training Center operating at the Zion Bank Training Center facility in Herriman, Utah. The underlying merchant account is associated with Zion Training Center/CrossFit Zion, even though the location line reflects Herriman where the event took place.

What types of charges might I see from Zion Training Center on my card?

Common charges include monthly membership dues, drop‑in or punch‑pass fees for CrossFit classes, specialty Olympic weightlifting or strength programs, and clinic or event fees where Zion Training Center’s coaches provide programming. If you registered for a competition prep program, seminar, or off‑site camp run by their staff, that fee may also appear under a Zion Training Center or CrossFit Zion merchant descriptor.

Can Zion Training Center charges appear with different city names like Herriman instead of St. George?

Yes. When Zion Training Center coaches run events or programs at other venues—such as the Zion Bank Training Center in Herriman—payments processed on-site through Square may inherit the local facility’s city in the descriptor (Herriman, UT), even though the merchant account belongs to Zion Training Center in St. George. This can make a legitimate event fee look unfamiliar if you’re not expecting a different city on the statement.

How do I verify that a Zion Training Center charge is legitimate?

First, match the transaction date and amount to any recent classes, passes, or events you attended through CrossFit Zion/Zion Training Center or affiliated off‑site events. Check your email for receipts, registration confirmations, or waivers mentioning CrossFit Zion, Zion Training Center, or events at the Zion Bank Training Center. You can also log any member portal they provided or contact the gym directly via the information on crossfitzion.com to confirm details of the charge.

How can I cancel or change my membership or recurring billing with Zion Training Center?

If your card is being billed regularly, you likely have a recurring membership or program. To cancel or modify it, contact Zion Training Center directly using the contact information on crossfitzion.com or any onboarding documents they provided. Most gyms require written or emailed notice within a certain timeframe before the next billing cycle; ask explicitly about their cancellation policy, notice period, and whether there are any early‑termination fees.

What should I do if I was charged by Zion Training Center after ending my membership or missing an event?

Start by contacting the gym and explaining the situation, including the date you believe you cancelled or the event you missed. Provide screenshots or emails showing your cancellation request or event correspondence if you have them. Ask whether the charge is for a final billing cycle, a non‑refundable event registration, or a no‑show fee. If you cannot resolve it with the gym or believe it was billed in error, you can then contact your card issuer to dispute the transaction.

Does Zion Training Center place temporary holds or pending charges on cards?

In some cases, when paying through Square at events or for certain registrations, you might see a small temporary authorization or a pending amount before the final transaction posts. These holds are used to verify your card and typically fall off automatically within a few days. If a pending charge looks duplicated, wait for your statement to finalize—usually only the completed transaction remains.

How can I get a receipt or invoice for a Zion Training Center charge for reimbursement or tax purposes?

Check your email inbox and spam folder for receipts from Square or from Zion Training Center/CrossFit Zion around the transaction date, as Square often emails receipts when you provide an email or phone number at checkout. If you cannot locate one, contact Zion Training Center via the details on crossfitzion.com with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card and request a copy of the receipt or invoice for your records.

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