I was apprehensive at first signing up but decided to give it a try...I absolutely love this place…read moreand my personal trainer Michael is the BEST!!! He pushes me at a comfortable level and doesn't take any crap from me...lol My trainer Michael works around my hectic schedule...even with last minute changes!! My body is taking shape and others have noticed.. If I could give them 10 stars I would!!

This place took my money and then switched the program on me before it even started. I need one on…read moreone help which I was supposed to get twice a week then meet as a group once a week. When I arrived no one knows what's going on. Then they said didn't anyone call you? We are changing to all group sessions. I told them that is not what I signed up for. I have been trying to get my money back but no one will call me back. I am so disappointed and out my money as well.

Love a good hybrid F45 class on Saturdays! Great way to start the weekend! Everyone is so friendlyread more

We love F45 so much! Quick and effective workouts offered 7 days a week with motivating coaches…read morethat push you. The F45 community is unmatched.

If you are looking for a great well rounded work out come to Pure Barre. The instructors are great…read moreand every workout is different even in the same platform.

It's anniversary weekend for Pure Barre Greenwood and what better time to give them a shoutout and…read moreencourage others to try them out. I've been at this location a little over 2 years now and didn't think I could love it more. They've continued to run things smoothly given the ongoing pandemic and provided a safe, welcoming and fun environment for the members. I recently got to participate in a celebration for some challenge finishers and we were blessed with the presence of the owner (who no longer lives in state) and other instructors. It was great to see them all just as proud of the finishers as the finishers themselves. Everyone from member - instructor - owner are the sweetest gals. Nobody makes you feel any less of a member than someone who is there occasionally to someone who hits major milestones. There is lots of laughing, but lots of pushing to your limits as well. There's a class and modification options for every level. You might leave a class without sweating and you might leave a class needing a wheelchair (in a good way). hehe Have I convinced you yet? I'd love to see your smiling face (once you can take off your mask) in the studio. If you visit, tell them I sent ya!

I joined Club Pilates Greenwood recently and had my first class, which was a "CP Suspend" class…read morewith an instructor named Jenny. I am dismayed and a little worried about continuing to take classes at this location if all the instructors are of this caliber. It was truly the single-WORST fitness instruction I have ever experienced, anywhere in any context. Here's the rundown of my experience: * When I walked in, the instructor (I did not know she was the instructor yet) was sitting on a bench up front, gossiping and complaining loudly. * Everyone just started walking toward the back--there was no announcement to say, "ok, we're ready." So I followed. * The instructor never introduced herself to me or the group. * She never asked any of our names (I know I was not the only new person there that day, but even if I was, she should have asked for mine and introduced herself). * She never asked if it was anyone's first time taking the class (again, I know that there were more than one of us for whom it was our first time). * She gave us no preview, no introduction about the workout. Just told us the first move, and we started the workout. * She proceeded to gossip, complain, and tell stories about her life with 2 or 3 women who were taking the class, which she continued doing pretty much for the entire class. * When she wasn't doing that, she was on her phone. Now maybe she was doing something class-related, but I doubt it since at one point it was clear she was watching some kind of video b/c the sound was playing from her phone. This is while we were all working out and she was supposed to be watching our form. * *She never once corrected or helped a single person.* * At one point, the class was doing a particular move and I could see everyone in the class. I am not kidding when I tell you EVERY person in there was doing this move differently, and she never said a word to any of us. So, I still have no idea how to do that move correctly, and I stopped doing it early for fear I was going to hurt myself. This was the most dismal fitness instruction experience I have ever had. I find myself quite nervous that I just bought a package to this place but hopeful that their other instructors are better. We'll see...

I enjoy so many of the classes here and like that I can modify depending on how my body is feeling…read morethat day. There is no judgement here by staff or clients, we all started somewhere! I would say if I am waitlisted, I get into the class 90% of the time so don't let that deter you!

A great place to do your workout The staff is very helpful and friendly I work out in the morning…read moreand it is never crowded and well taken care of

BE CAREFUL. The introductory rate seemed like a good deal and I'd heard positive reviews of Crunch…read morewhen we lived in CA. I thought it might be nice to try it out. I was able to sign up online. As soon as I did I received a text requesting I bring in bank info. That was a red flag, so I asked to cancel. You can not cancel online and have to cancel in person. The staff was polite, professional, and knowledgeable. They were able to cancel me within the three day cool off period window. If you miss that window, good luck. Make sure you read the contract and see what they're charging you after 60 days - and it looks like the contract is designed to not let you cancel for 60 days! It's crazy that Crunch looks like it is a nice gym, but corporate greed has set them up to try to market 9000 different things to you, have a pretty predatory contract, and then makes it much more difficult to cancel then it is to enroll. What a poor business model.