Always wanted join again after I went to this gym 4 years ago. I finally did it today!! My journey…read moreto be a bad a$$ starts today. This classes makes me feel empowered and strong just in case I ever get attacked. Also, I want to grow old as a women that is strong and fit. Not flabby and hunch over. 3 classes a week is my goal. They have athletic strength aka yoga Kickboxing, boxing, sparing and jiujutsu. Classes are at 8:00, 12:00, 5:30, 6:30 and 7:00 or 7:30. Coaches were positive and didn't make me feel incompetent.

I was able to tour and take a class at this gym during its reopening ceremony, and it reminded me…read morehow out of shape I am. They offer many different classes including boxing, kickboxing, and MMA. What I really like about the instructors is that actually have competed in tournaments, so they know what they are doing. These classes are a full body workout, so be prepared to sweat.

Club Pilates El Paso West - A 10/10 Experience! From the…read moremoment I walked in, the customer service at Club Pilates El Paso West stood out -- friendly, upbeat, and so genuinely helpful. The front desk staff, Bianca made me feel welcomed before I even set foot in the studio. I ended up doing a one-on-one intro session with Kelsey, and she was fantastic. Even as someone who's taken plenty of Pilates classes elsewhere, I learned so much. She took the time to tailor movements to what my body needed that day (I was sore from a long run) and walked me through every detail -- from equipment to memberships and even local fitness talk. The studio itself is spotless, beautifully organized, and full of top-notch equipment. My favorite part was the strength and stress-control segment -- challenging yet incredibly grounding. Overall, an exceptional experience with great energy, great people, and a seriously great workout. My only request is some Club Pilates "El Paso " swag ! There wasn't a lot of retail to choose from other than grip socks and I love retail !

Hello Club Pilates Team,…read more I ended my membership at Club Pilates West on August 7, 2025. At that time, I was informed that because I canceled on the 7th, I would either (1) be charged for the next month, or (2) choose immediate cancellation, which would end my membership right away and prevent me from taking any more classes for the rest of the month I had already paid for. I clearly chose immediate cancellation and did not attend any further classes after August 7. Despite this, I am now receiving emails stating that I owe $300 for September, which is not accurate. Since I canceled immediately and forfeited the remainder of August, I should not be billed for an additional month. I want to make it clear that I truly valued my time at Club Pilates. I left positive reviews because, for the most part, I really enjoyed the studio and the classes. However, one unfortunate experience led to my decision to cancel. During one of my first Flow 1.5 classes with an instructor named Kelsi, I was made to feel belittled and unwelcome. She commented in front of the class that I "looked miserable" while I was attempting a workout that was new to me. Later in the same class, when I tried to step out of my comfort zone and attempt another exercise, she told me to just sit out instead of encouraging me. This was discouraging and hurtful. I was bullied throughout high school, and my boyfriend encouraged me to try Pilates as a way to improve my mental health, get out of the house, and socialize. Instead, I was met with the same kind of belittling treatment that I had hoped to escape. Pilates, in my opinion, should be about support, therapy, and recovery -- not judgment and humiliation. The most disappointing part is that, despite bringing this behavior to your attention months ago, I never received a single apology or acknowledgment. Because Kelsi teaches multiple classes per week, I ended up avoiding at least eight classes per month, even though I was paying $300 for an unlimited membership. That is not fair to me as a paying member. Given all of this, I believe I have a very valid reason for leaving your studio and for not owing any additional fees. I respectfully ask that this $300 charge be removed and that my cancellation be honored as immediate as of August 7, 2025. Thank you for your time and understanding. Sincerely, [Luisa Paola De La Llave ]

Joined using their Elements/On ramp program. I had never done CrossFit before and I was really glad…read morethey had this program. Been doing regular Crossfit classes here for about 3 months and I love it! Breakdown: Coaches: I found the coaches to all be really nice! They definitely know what they're doing and they all have different areas of expertise. A lot of them have a background in some sort of PT or exercise. Equipment: Up to date equipment! I have yet to see any broken equipment. They mostly use Rogue equipment, which I personally prefer. Environment: Very clean. I've been here in the late evening and they have someone clean the gym everyday, which I appreciate with how much people sweat here. They also have a 2nd location on Carnegie Ave closer to Fort Bliss. It's smaller but it's still clean, fully equipped and really nice. People: Everyone is super nice and I the best aspect of Crossfit is that every one cheers each other on despite your skill level. People here come from different fitness backgrounds but they all want to improve and be the best they can be. Classes: I like that they have early morning classes and late classes. I like the regular Crossfit classes but they also offer FemmeFit (Crossfit for women), Crossfit Kids, and Fit Club (Weightloss program). They also have Open gym's on Thursdays so you aren't constrained to just doing a preset WOD all the time. Price: It's a very good membership price especially for Crossfit and the area. And trust me, I shopped around. People can complain all they want about the prices here, they offer a tremendously great deal for the quality you get. Remember, you get what you pay for. Yes, you can take "crossfit classes" at EP Fitness, but it's far from the same quality, plus they aren't Crossfit Affiliated. Give it a try, I don't think it hurts to try, and I think it's been one great experience.

I travel all over for work and have dropped into a lot of boxes. That being said this one is now…read moreone of my favorite. What a great group of people and coaches! This is by far the most accommodating and welcoming gyms around. If you're looking to get in shape or dropping in from out of town make sure to check out Bull Strong!

Best workout in town. I feel like I have 3 personal trainers. So much one on one attention and…read morecontinuous encouragement from beginning to end.

An excellent place to get a 30-minute whole-body sweat session. Coaches John and Kevin are not…read moreonly great motivators and kind humans but also skilled trainers. They quickly modify any workout to your level. You do not have to wonder what to work on for that day because they have it covered. You need to show up and do it!

I love my CrossFit Tierra family! The owners (Vinny and Alex) treat everyone as if they are family…read moreand push you to be the best version of yourself at all times! The coaching staff is amazing and know their stuff when it comes to all the various cross-functional movements you will encounter in CrossFit. The programming is constantly evolving to adapt to what's seen in the competitions and is easily scalable for all different levels of fitness. The best part, everyone treats eachother like family. We work hard and play harder! I'd recommend this gym to anyone looking for a new gym family!

We dropped in for a good workout while driving across country. It was a nice spacious gym with…read moreeverything you'd want for a crossfit type workout. The staff was really friendly and accommodating. The best thing was how willing they were to help when we left a phone inside the gym and they closed right after we left. I called and spoke to the owner, I think, and he changed a meeting he had to help us out. Now we don't have to drive without a phone! I highly recommend this box!

Since the first day we tried out Black Sheep, my kids felt encouraged, pushed to new limits and…read morethey've gained confidence. We moved to El Paso only a week before getting them into their first class so they were new and taking it all in and I truly believe that this gym has helped them all adjust to a new state. As beginners they have been given the fundamentals needed to start training jiu jitsu and now they ask to be there every day. Even on the weekends they look forward to Mondays at jiu jitsu. I can't thank Coach Aldo enough for being the right balance of fun, encouragement and discipline in the most beneficial way for our kids. Thank you!

Military duties at Ft Bliss for 6 months. Researched for best jit jitsu gyms in El Paso. Great…read morereviews. Good vibes. Professor Aldo breaks down the techniques. I highly recommend Black Sheep BJJ. Oss!

This is my go to training spot when I'm in El Paso. Great coaches very welcoming staff always a…read morefun easy-going crowd.

I'm from out of town I came by for their open mat. They were welcoming and made me feel like a part…read moreof their team right away. I was impressed with the level of training everyone had and even spoke to the head professor for a bit. You can always get a good idea of a gyms culture by speaking to (and sometimes rolling with) their instructors. I love BJJ so much and to hear how much they've grown in the past few years is impressive. I'd highly recommend anyone of any level to check this place out if you're in El Paso. You won't be let down!

I've been going to Pure Barre ‍ for about 4 months, but to be honest, I've been going a lot less…read morebecause I've been so busy. What I like about them is that they let you take a FREE demo class, which is a really good mix of all the different classes they have. I then took a stretching class called "Align" that I actually fell in love with. It's the perfect mixture of yoga and resistance training, and it helps you with your posture and alignment, while still getting your heart rate up. The facilities are clean and modern, and the instructor, Erica, is high-energy and super kind. They also provide you the equipment like bands, mats, and weights, just need to clean it afterwards. They only offer classes on certain days, and the schedule is uncertain because they're in a transition period. The owner of the franchise sold it to two different owners, so now you have to get a membership at each studio, instead of being able to go to the Pure Barre here off Redd or Kern, when it was under the same owner. Other than that, the classes are high-quality, and I enjoy them. I just wish they offered more, but I understand they're a small, growing studio, and it's really close to my house, so I can't complain. I also like that there's no judgment, and you can go at your own pace. I usually modify the exercises so I don't hurt myself, because I'm so out of shape. A lot of the people who take the classes come from Pilates, which I also wanted to try, but apparently the reformer machines are kind of unforgiving, and they suffer a lot of injuries. Pure Barre is a more natural and more forgiving way to lengthen and tone your body without hurting yourself, so I'm glad I took this instead. If you're interested in trying them out, they have demos you can try. And now that the kids are going to school, I'll be going to take more classes, because it makes me feel so much better and really helps me with posture and hip and back problems that you get as you age. The classes are also pretty affordable if you buy a package, and they always run specials. -TODOELPASO

Pure Barre kicked my butt. I signed my boyfriend and I up for the Love Your Body class on…read moreValentine's Day and I still feel the burn in my abs today. PB gave us a great workout in a fun environment. I'm usually more of a studio jumper (I like going to different types of studios like yoga and pilates and kickboxing and... well, you get it). Signing up for a single class is only $20 right now. I was lucky enough to have a discount code for a free class, but I would've taken the class regardless. You can purchase single classes or memberships online, but I'd check at PB first because they might have some kind of discount going on. Our teacher was Courtney. She was awesome! She started the class by making sure we understood the lingo ("tuck" was the big one that day) and as the class went on she made sure we had the right posture and we weren't taking the easy way out any chance we got. "Find your shake" was said a lot and I did find my shake. A couple of our friends came too so I think that helped to keep us on our toes... literally. PB classes are a mix of yoga, pilates, and ballet. The ballet portion of it is more isolated standing and sitting stretches... so no, you won't be doing any pirouettes during PB. The workout wasn't so strenuous that I was near death, but between pumping weights and holding a small PB ball between my legs, every muscle in my body felt like it was working. The whole studio is in tip-top shape. In the very back there is a small locker room where you can leave your stuff and pick up weights, a band, and a ball for the class. Before the class we also picked up some "sticky socks" in the front shop area. They actually have a lot of women's apparel available like shirts, capris, and leggings. Great class, awesome instructor, and wonderful studio! I'll be signing up for more classes very soon! Oh and they sometimes have different types of events so check into those.