I really like the experience so far. They have a free weight gym and another gym containing some…read moregreat equipment. There are changes, I'd recommend but it's pretty good. It hasn't been too crowded, thankfully. They over organize the swimming, as I have one son that likes to swim by himself and it's over kill scheduling him 1 hour at a time. I'm just thankful he can go there. My one concern is if you work in the city and don't get home until 6 pm....swimming options are limited and if that's your thing, evaluate carefully. They have many other things going on there, but we are still scratching the surface. Benefits outweigh the costs!

Very welcoming staff. Everyone is helpful and interested in making your experience a good one.read more

Mahatma Ghandi said "A nation's greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members."…read more The same can be said about crossfit boxes. I travel a lot for work and get to drop in to a lot of boxes. This was one of the best. It has the old school crossfit vibe, but with killer new equipment. As a drop in, you never know what you are going to get. One of the owners - Todd, was super welcoming and made me instantly feel like a regular. The other members were also awesome. When I say this is old school crossfit, I mean it. At this box, finishing first just means that you are the first cheerleader for the rest of tribe. If you are visiting Pittsburgh, drop in to Mindfire. If you are looking to change your life, join Mindfire.

I dropped into CrossFit Mindfire while traveling for work, and Nathan and Todd run a great box. The…read moregym is well laid out, equipment in great shape, and the crowd is warm and welcoming. Oh, and the workout was great too!! If you end up passing through Pitt, and stay near the airport, this is a great spot to get in a great sweat!

I've been going to RnR since a week after they opened. It was a little intimidating to get in those…read morebig doors at first, but once I was inside everyone was amazingly inviting, helpful, motivating, and inspiring. I go to about 5 classes a week now, and I love it more than any other form of exercise I have tried. I highly recommend anyone to try it. I am even bringing my mom when she comes up in December!

I've been attending the Rize30 classes for the past few months and I love it! Overall I feel more…read moreenergized and less stressed. The classes are short and fun yet provide an excellent cardio workout. The instructors each have their own style, but all have positive and encouraging attitudes that help keep me motivated. I also appreciate that their class schedule gives plenty of options that fit in with my working-mom schedule. I'd highly recommend to anyone looking to get into (or stay) in shape.

I left for a while and then returned. I could not get the complimentary trainer to learn new…read moremachines. Used to get a trainer as a new member and occasionally (when you'd finish a work out record sheet) so they can switch up your routine. NOW they charge $$ for that service. At Planet Fitness we can have a trainer when ever we need one. WCF is only convenient but not worth the membership costs. They will SELL you stuff and drinks wo a membership.

World Class fitness is a great local gym. Good people and very convenient for locals. Perfect for…read moremen and woman have there own side. My wife loves it and I highly recommend. Owner is great and the staff is very helpful and professional. I highly recommend.

I was an out of towner trying to keep to my workout routine when I was home visiting. I was able…read moreto check out The Studio for 1 class. The 7 AM Kettle Ball/Pilates Class. Pros and Cons of the studio: Pros: -Very nice clean studio, fully equipped, new equipment (I didn't take a reformer class, so review is more for the TRX, weights, mats, etc). -Mary's Class was awesome, she totally kicked my butt the entire class. Felt stronger after her class Cons: -Website has very little information about attire for classes. I practice classic pilates twice a week in Dallas and not once have ever had to bring tennis shoes for a class. You need tennis shoes for the Kettle Ball/Pilates Class! Updates need to made to the schedule webpage that simply say "Tennis Shoes Required for this class." -Studio was really hot-the teacher was trying to lower the temp, but nonetheless I was still borderline about to pass out for the last 30 minutes of class. If this is your first time visit studio is on the second floor, some locals were able to point me in the right direction! Next time I am home I will take another class, but be more careful and call ahead about taking a traditional Pilates mat class instead.

Really clean and inviting place!! A good workout, mentioned modifications, and could hear the…read moreinstructor clearly. Some recommendations would be bringing a yoga towel that covers your yoga mat. I was slipping from the heat during some positions. I would suggest getting there at least 15 minutes before since it can be hard to find a spot. Parking can also be difficult because of the location. Overall a great place to try! They have another class option that's less hot which could be awesome to try!

No yoga studio would characterize themselves as "competitive" but BOY HOWDY most of them are…read more That's why my Salt Power Yoga has been such a revelation for me for the last eight years. It's all love, no judgement. Every instructor is trained so well, and the cues are great, as is the music. It's my go-to!

I started strength training at Inner Strength in June and in the 4 months since I've started, I've…read morenoticed a great difference in my abilities to do even the most basic things, like walking up steps. Having dealt with obesity my entire life, I made some major changes last year, including having gastric sleeve surgery, but the strength training has truly helped me become a lot stronger! My mobility has increased tremendously, by making simple tasks like tying my shoes, so much easier! I have much more flexibility and range of motion from working out there several times a week! Even though lower body days can be tough (I love upper body days!) I am thankful for the trainers at Inner Strength who offer encouragement and support, and are constantly on the mission to ensure the exercises are being done properly so that I can reap the most benefit from them. Yes, there are days when I wake up sore from using muscle groups that hadn't been worked in a while, or my legs and quads are sore from too many squats, but it is a good and gratifying kind of sore, letting me know that I got a good work out and reminding me that I'm only getting stronger!! Thanks Inner Strength!! I look forward to working with you for years to come!!

great atmosphere and trainers! I've struggled to get back into working out after having kids and…read moreprioritizing everyone but myself. So glad I now have a community to keep me accountable and reach my goals.