Nice gym, open all the time. They're incredibly busy on holidays. It was very hard to get in…read morecontact with an employee to join. It seems like there's no one ever working there. They recently opened up a large wellness room for yoga and Zumba. Unfortunately they still have no babysitting area for my 2 kids. This would be a big improvement. Price is $55 for a couple.

Very well maintained. Clean and tidy. Open 24 hours…read more Relaxed atmosphere to work out. Basic training on the first day by a trainer to know the basic working of all the equipment.

I have been going to the UFC gym downtown for almost 4 months now, and my only regret is not…read moregetting a membership for this gym months ago! This location is always clean, all the staff members and coaches are super friendly and knowledgeable, and the fitness classes offered have been a huge factor in helping me reach my fitness goals. No matter what time of the day you come to workout, you can always find a machine and free weights. The biggest bonus is this location has an upstairs and downstairs area, which makes this gym feel very spacious. Special shoutout to Carrie at the front desk, as well as Coach Tommy and Coach Mike S. for your kindness, knowledge, and always celebrating fitness wins no matter how small!

The gym equipment and recovery is amazing. No one uses yelp other than to complain other wise this…read morewould be a 4.8 star gym easily. Clean, staff is cool, equipment is basically brand new.

I started at PKB on a whim via a living social deal soon after they opened. Little did I know I…read morewould be a member there for over a year. The members and number of trainers have grown immensely from when I started but the customer service is still the same. Everyone from the owners to the trainers to the members are great.... Down to earth, encouraging, etc. These are group workouts that push you but everyone does it at their own level so it works. I unfortunately had to leave the gym due to factors beyond my control but after I get resituated and back on a regular schedule I will be calling Gina to reinstate me at PKB. Not sure what I miss more, the workouts or the people/trainers/owners.

I have been here several times. Like everyone, 2018 is about new goals. I have changed up my…read morework out routine from traditional weight lifting to Pittsburgh Kettlebell and Performance. There is nothing wrong with traditional weight lifting. I just fell in a rut and did the same exercises at the same times during the week. PKP really mixes it up. I have been to 4 classes and exposed to 3 different instructors. The workouts are different and more circuit consistency. The participants are super helpful for newbs like me. The trainers are very conscientious to ensure you do not hurt yourself. They make sure your form is on point and urge you to use lighter weights. The classes are well organized (usually split into groups and the groups are doing different exercises). Overall - it is a high recommend. I am still not able to do everything the veterans do, but I am getting better each day. Tip - I learned from a veteran - wear sandles / flip flops and put your shoes on once you are inside. The entire floor is matted so they ask you not to have a different pair for inside so you do not track water, salt, dirt, etc... Overall: Atmosphere - Fun, Busy, the hour goes fast Cost - surprisingly very affordable. This would be ideal to augment a gym. Cheaper than a personal trainer and you get huge benefits Routines - very different - I don't think I have done the same thing once in the past 2 weeks of going.

The classes themselves were fine. I felt like I did receive a decent workout with instruction…read more Debatable if it is actually worth the price. However, my grievance is how they lied about their class packs, overcharged me, and would not respond to me for additional help. I went to an intro class to try something new. I was only in town for a few short weeks, and they advertised a sale for a 4 and 8 pack and stated that it was a one time charge. I paid for a 4 pack and was told I had to fill out paperwork. After paying and signing the forms, the application would not submit unless I entered my card information manually (in hindsight, this should have raised a red flag, but I wanted to trust a business would not lie). The receptionist assured me that it was just a formality and that it would not be a recurring charge. Because of this, there was no discussion of a cancellation process. Imagine my surprise when I left town, and a month later I was charged again. I called the studio twice and was told the manager had to take to cancel it, but she was not currently available and should be in touch. She did text me, but only stating that I had to email them to cancel. I explained that I should not have to cancel since it was advertised a 4 pack and not a subscription and inquired about a refund. The manager ignored my text. I decided to email just to be on the safe side and inquired again about a refund in the email. The manager texted me stating that my email was received and my account would be canceled August 2nd. I responded once again asking about the refund and again explaining the situation and how I was told it was a 4 class package and not a recurring fee. The manager ignored my message again. The manager did text me on a weekend, so I decided to wait until Monday to follow up. I texted once again and explained my situation, and once again I experienced radio silence. The funny thing is, they have no problem calling and texting you to try and get you to buy more classes or participate in their sales. But when it comes to correcting their wrongs, they will completely ghost you. There are plenty of studios who are more deserving of your hard-earned money and actually practice good customer service. To lie about policy and then completely ignore a customer is completely unprofessional and gives scammer vibes. I would be more understanding if they even tried to explain why they would not give a refund, but to completely ignore me is unacceptable.

I love Club Pilates! The instructors are really good, Paige and MarJorie are great and make…read moreclasses fun.

Bridge City Fitness is a fantastic space overlooking the Blvd of the Allies in Downtown Pittsburgh…read morefrom a 4th story view. If you want to change the way you work out and get into a high energy, group setting, this is the place to go. Chris Leventis is one of the best trainers in the city and can modify any workout for your body type, injuries, or limitations. He can help you with mobility, flexibility, cardio, and overall fitness. These classes will push you while having a blast in a group setting that brings the participants closer together and motivated one another. Come check out a few classes as your first week is complimentary. You will be happy you did it.

I have sent 2 emails for more info about this gym and no response. When you go to your website it…read morestates several different memberships but yet when you look at the class schedule only 1 class appears which is on Sundays. I tried to call the phone number and it constantly says the voicemail is full. Sorry not a good way to run a business.

I tried to join this studio, but they gave me the wrong time for my first orientation. They…read moreverbally confirmed my second orientation attempt but didn't enter it into the system. They also gave me the wrong pricing. The monitors are way inflated at $120+, and they offer a 50% off deal, except they really don't. The most frustrating part of the weeks-long experience trying to join is they almost never answer the phone. There's no way to easily work out the inaccuracies. Now they have all my personal information so I'm anticipating OTF spam for the rest of my life. If you're not sure about trying this place out, I recommend trying other places first.

Wanted to wait until after completing my first transformation challenge to post so I could talk not…read moreonly experience, but results, as for the price, this matters to me. Highlights: Pros- 1. The instructors- they are friendly and energetic, many take time to encourage class members by name which is real motivation, additionally, they essentially conduct a group personal training session, giving just the perfect amount of personalized attention to ensure perfect form but not so much that you can't go at your own pace. 2. The ambience- the lighting is perfect, dim and cool, the music is great, and the atmosphere is contagious. 3. The results- I get a great sweat every single class, and am seeing and feeling some excellent results, you really can't help but get into shape... and you can do so at your own pace. 4. The cancellation policy- this is definitely a mixed bag, however, knowing I will be charged $12 for a no show or canceling less than 8 hours in advance means when I commit I really commit ( non premier members lose the class, value approx $28). While some people may find this frustrating it is just the extra push I need. Cons- 1. The location- nice spot in the east end but can be a parking challenge 2. The price- I do think it's worth it but at approx $60-$160 a month, it's definitely more than a workout, it's an investment 3. Scheduling- for the most part this has steadily improved and you can count on being able to book two weeks out at 9 pm each evening but sometimes that isn't the case and typically by 5 am the next morning classes are full, I've had to stay up until as late as 1 am to get into a class... or forgotten and been locked out entirely... for $150 a month I almost feel spaces should be guaranteed 4. Technology- sometimes this goes down, once or twice a month since I started, and nothing is done about it... the problem is you then have no record of your workout and the record is a big plus Ultimately, I would highly recommend OTF to anyone who needs an extra dose of motivation, who wants to get fit fast, who struggles to get in a full body burn, who wants to have fun and is ready to invest in themselves!

Long Run Fitness Studio is a personal and group fitness training studio. I am visiting Pittsburgh…read moreand staying with a friend in the area. The owner, Amanda, graciously let me use one of her two treadmills for a four-mile run while I was in town. I paid her $20. She has a variety of other equipment, including free weights.