All I can say is that I've been to plenty of gyms. I've worked at them and I'm gonna say I highly…read morerecommend the UFC gym. The ownership is amazing. They do whatever they can to help you out. I can say that for one from experience and the gym is always clean and is always fantastic.

I've been a member of this gym since 2018, and it offers a wide variety of workouts, including…read morekickboxing, boxing, high-intensity interval training, MMA conditioning, and more. It's truly a great gym for the whole family.

I just started working out with Terri Barcarik five weeks ago and I already feel amazing…read more I hadn't done anything for a while and am really out of shape. Terri assessed where I needed to start and while it has been challenging and I do get sore, I am loving it. I never feel like I am going to get hurt or that she is going to ask me to do something I can't do. That doesn't mean that is easy. Terri really pushes me and challenges me and I look forward to working out with her each time. She also really watches my form and helps me adjust so that I don't get hurt and I get the most out of each movement. She also keeps the workouts fun and they constantly change.

I was recommended Core4 by a family member to come and try out one of their Tuesday night sessions…read more First class was free so I figured I'd give it a shot. Let's just say, I got my ass kicked in a very good way! Terri and Tom are absolutely fantastic and make for a great team as they pushed me much further than you think you can go. Very supportive and make you feel comfortable being there no matter what shape you are in. Sessions were very affordable and have helped me get into much needed shape as I head off to boot camp here this month. If you're looking to get into shape or just practice a more healthy lifestyle, I highly recommend checking Core4 out.

I have been going to South Reno Athletic Club for about 2 years now. The space is large so it never…read morefeels crowded. There are different areas to work out in depending what you want to do so I tend to stick to some of the same areas. I really like the Body Pump classes. All the ladies are great instructors and it makes lifting more fun with the music. And it is also difficult and get for muscle endurance! They recently added Yoga which is a nice addition for a gym to not have to pay extra from the membership or go to a separate place to get Yoga classes.

SRAC is a facility highly recommended for years with 3 and member satisfaction. It offers a…read moreplethora of daylong classes such as spin, yoga and zumba as well as focused bootcamps. The gym is highly regarded for its excellent facilities, professional teachers and bright, clean rooms which are not overcrowded. Lockers are functional, but less upscale than some of the better quality competitors.

Massage time! I…read morethrew my back out and Shannon was a life saver. She is fantastic! Tentative, caring, and the rooms ambiance is perfect. As a busy mom I am so grateful for a gym who offers this service where I am able to come get a massage while my kids play in the daycare area. Shannon is also a personal trainer at the gym and I can tell you she is equally amazing as a trainer. She truly cares for her clients and their growth. Get your next training session with Shannon then book a massage with her while you're at it! Thank you Shannon, I look forward to my next massage. So grateful for you!

Parkway is great at maintaining their gym locations and they maintain a good atmosphere…read more Sad to say I have received rude treatment at other gyms around town, but never at a Parkway location I tend to use the gym much more often during the winter when outdoor adventure is a bit chilly.

By far the best gym in Reno and one of the top five gyms I've been to in the country. The space is…read morebig enough for classes, and open gym, at the same time. I also enjoyed the yoga option, sauna, cold plunge, and the physical therapy. The coaching is top notch, and the people are arguably even better.

My partner and I were visiting Reno and looking for a gym close to our place. We found this gym via…read morequick google search and registered on MindBody. The coach Jess was very welcoming and friendly, she guided me during the class and gave good feedback on my lifts and movements. The facility of this gym is very very good, a lot of open space and new equipments. You can tell that the members and owners take good care of the facility. My partner is not into crossfit style workout so he works out in the next room and he said it was a nice facility as well. Really recommend this place if you are looking to dropin or become a monthly member!

Five star recommendation! I have been going to Performance…read moreEDU for a couple of months. I retired from a very active job in January 2021. Walking almost every day wasn't enough to keep me fit and it became obvious motivation to work on my overall health and fitness was necessary. My trainer at Performance EDU (Collin LaPorte) has the experience and training to help me work on various parts of my body, focusing on different muscle groups each session. My best friend has been working out here for two years so this recommendation comes from her as well. Watching all the different fitness coaches here work with people who have varying degrees of endurance and goals reassures me that they all are capable at what they do. The same facility houses a Physical Therapist business, which I personally have not used but my friend has and notes how both the PT's and fitness coaches communicate and work together for the well being of each client.

Cannot say enough good things about Performance EDU. I am…read morerecovering from a bunch of old injuries that have hindered my mobility, and they are incredible at working with all of this. I've been attending 3x/week since February, with only a few days off, and am stronger than I have been in over 2 decades. The staff is so kind, while they also cheer you on to work hard and do things that maybe you forgot you could do. As an ex-athlete (swimming, road cycling, mountain bike racing), I am super impressed. And so happy that muscle memory is a THING!!!

awesome. I came to reno to get coaching from a starting strength coach. Adam went above and beyond…read moreto accomodate us. On top of that I think it would be rare to find a place where you can get this level of coaching at this price....... 10/10 would recommend.

I've trained with Adam at Silverback for over a year now and can't speak highly enough of him as a…read morecoach and his gym. I have strength trained in the past on my own and came to Silverback after recovering from an injury that made me anxious about picking up the barbell again. I came to Adam with the lofty goal of competing in a weightlifting competition and he pushed me to achieve that goal in 9 months. Working with Adam as a coach has dramatically increased my confidence both inside and outside the gym. Strength translates to so many aspects of your life - getting strong at Silverback has been one of the best decisions I've ever made. I'm very grateful for the opportunity to work with Adam - he is an awesome coach and friend.

Awesome. Visit this spot during winter break. Emailed the owner about upgrading my 24 hour pass due…read moreto picking the wrong one. He texted me within 30 mins to help me anyway possible. Very clean, simple and got all the stuff I needed. Would recommend visiting this gym again. Love the massage room, sauna, clean restroom and 24 hour pass.

Visited Reno for the weekend and was looking for a fully equipped gym to get my workout in…read more Stumbled upon this place via google. The owner, Matt, was quick to respond when I gave the gym a call and provided amazing customer service! He even swung by the gym and introduced himself. Gym is fully equipped with several cardio machines (stairmaster, bikes, treadmills), free weights, benches, turf area, cable machines, resistance machines, two squat racks and much more. In addition, for an extra cost, you can have access to their Recovery Room which has infrared saunas, compression boots for lowerbody (I believe hips too), and massage guns. There are also small lockers that are available for use during your workout. The gym is very clean and all of the equipment is well-maintained. This is my first time at a privately owned gym and I can see why people lean towards em. If you're local, I HIGHLY recommend checking this place out and getting a membership. I will definitely be coming back here anytime I'm up here visiting! Thanks again, Matt!! Other notes if you've made it this far in the review: gym is easy to find, parking wasn't an issue on a Friday morning, music plays in the gym at an appropriate level in case you forget your headphones lol, they have a built-in water dispenser, sanitizer wipes are conveniently placed everywhere throughout the gym and are well-stocked, a lot of natural light coming through the windows, has a lot of other workout equipment that most gyms don't have. For the rest, you'll just have to come and check it out yourself! Again, HIGHLY recommend this gym!

Parking is sort of a problem. and the class is good and small with all women so it feels safe. They…read morealso have a variety of classes like trx, barre and strength fitness classes plus yoga. They have a lunch time class which I like and spinning on sundays

The midtown location is as good as the other Kaia studios. I look forward to the weekend or school…read morebreaks just so I can swing by midtown. Always a great workout with the best coaches.

$20 for an all day pass to gym, pool, sauna, steam room, yes please! I went on a Sunday to go lap…read moreswimming when Moana Springs pool had a swim meet going on. I basically have the entire pool to myself and the hot tub. It was so nice, I got 2 miles of swimming in and a nice hot shower. This is definitely a must for Mom to go enjoy herself when she has some free time. 20 bucks is worth it.

I've been a member of the Caughlin Club for four years and I'm what you'd call a heavy user --…read moregoing five days a week religiously that entire time -- so I feel like my review is about as fair and accurate as you'll get. The bottom line is that I went to this gym because it's close to my house, has a beautiful and well kept outdoor pool that's heated year round, and a traditional sauna which is somewhat hard to find these days. But the reality is that I didn't use those amenities very often. What I did use often was the weight room and the woman's restroom. I can say with confidence that the weight room is substandard, bordering on dangerous, and the woman's restroom is also substandard and generally unclean. Neither Marlene, the manager, nor the main staff are very pleasant or friendly. Marlene seems to pick the members who she likes and I've never been on that list for whatever unknown reason. I'm largely ignored by them all unless they need something from me. I once overheard Marlene asking another staff member about me one day when I accidentally spilled my water and asked for a towel to clean it up. The younger staff are much friendlier and more helpful. Back when they had a suggestion box, I filled it out often asking basic things like, why don't you get a hand dryer in the women's restroom that actually works instead of providing Kleenex to dry our hands (I'm not kidding), or why not provide updated leg machines that every other gym has so I don't have to spend several minutes setting up or fighting over the single Smith machine. They eventually took away the suggestion box. I'm comfortable financially so I don't mind the $130 monthly membership if I'm getting value, but obviously I don't feel like I am. Each February we pay an additional $150 for general maintenance that goes to pool upkeep or a new sauna heater which I understand are needed. But then it goes to painting the weight room. Not needed. It doesn't go to getting new weight room equipment which hasn't been updated since the 1990s. Or apparently providing basic cleaning supplies for the restroom. Did I mention it's always 75 degrees in the cardio and weight rooms? I don't even keep my house that warm. Wait until summer when it's 85 degrees in there. There were two last straws which caused me to cancel my membership. The first was that the maintenance man always seemed to find himself in the women's restroom/locker room in the morning when I was working out. From time to time I use the restroom or wash my hands after using the equipment or holding the weights and there he'd be, lurking. The second straw was much more serious. One morning, when I was doing my laborious hip thrust set up, because we don't have any leg machines or hip thrusters, I was carrying one of the old fashioned weights from the 1990s era weight racks (which is sharp on its end) onto the Smith machine (also from the 1990s) and I nearly cut the tip of my finger off. Blood was pouring from my finger tip so I grabbed a tissue that I had in my pocket, gathered my things, and hurried up the steps and out of the gym. I was going to tell someone at the front desk on my way out that I was sorry, but they'd have to clean up my blood and sanitize the equipment. But as usual, no one was at the front desk. I can't take it anymore. I'm done and going to Anytime Fitness off Caughlin Parkway. That gym isn't fancy, but it's got updated equipment that feels safe and the restrooms seem pretty clean and private. And so far, I've been treated like they're happy I'm there. That's a big step up from the Caughlin Club.