Hold on, i can explain that.
Nzoric is going to the proper gym, wich is very rare. We got 1 powerrack, 1 squatrack, one smith on wich you can attack a bar on the back (it has pins to attack a lose bar), 2 benches, an incline bench and a decline bench. So in total about 7 barbells and a ton of weights.
These gyms come very rare, Nzoric's gym is obviously better considering you can do everything in a powerrack, if there are also loose benches availbale should one desire to boxsquat or do some form of benchpress.
Now the thing with crossfit gyms is the following.
They work with lessons, but for these lessions, everyone must have its own barbell. Thats quite the investment right there. Then, you need bumperplates wich can be dropped no problem from 2-3 meters high. technically the barbells aswel. So what usually happens, is that you pay quite a big fee, and you work in group. Once the big initial investment of all them barbells and weights is covered, they easely make a ton more profit then a regular gym, and will attempt to work only with group sessions.
The sad part is that, Crossfit gyms are theoretically insane for olympic lifting and powerlifting. They got everything you need. Ideally, you try to find one that opens during daytime for regular lifting, and has fixed houres for the crossfit.
(especially olympic lifting, considering you can squat/bench/deadlift with regular bars and weights, but olympic lifting requires shock proof weights and bars that cost 3-5 times as much. top class Eleiko powerlifting stiff bar is 2000 euro, the olympic lifting one is 5000 euro)
In entire Belgium, we got exactly 1 gym that is equipped like what Nzoric says. Olympic ghent. Wich owned by Tom Goegebuer (most wellknown belgian olympic lifter, -54kg) and has for example Jeroen Van Heeswijk (belgian powerlifter -105kg, silver medal in european championship 2014) training in it.
Thats it really.
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pretty big jump dude, nice 