If you are looking to invest in your health and fitness, you should absolutely check out this…read morefacility. The facility is first class, clean and inviting. The coaches are welcoming, knowledgeable and encouraging. I love that the workouts change every day, challenge me physically and use different equipment all the time. Some days we use kettlebells, bosu balls for push up or other stability training, they have battle ropes (killer!), TRX ropes (love!), free weights, dyna balls, sand balls. You name it, they have it and use it! My favorite thing about this place is the workout format and how it changes every day and is ONLY 30 MINUTES! I joined in January, but finally committed to consistently attending 3x/week and have seen gains (my clothes fit better and I've lost inches!). The coaches provide encouragement and modifications for each exercise as well, so any fitness level can be successful at Holt FBBC. Because it is an investment, there are usually trials you can sign up for to make sure you will be committed.

I've been a member at OTF for several years now and continue to love it! Great workouts, welcoming…read moreatmosphere and motivating coaches. I've gain muscle and lost fat since starting as well as significantly increasing my stamina. My cholesterol has also improved! If you're into group fitness and are looking for a challenging class that is a mix of cardio and weights this is for you, no matter what your current fitness level.

Charged beyond agreement in contract 80% of the time, no refunds. Even charged late fees for thier…read morebill mistakes while on auto pay with proper amounts available.

The gym is dark there are light ballast with no bulbs, the cardio machines barely work, one of the…read moreshows doesnt even work, the shower curtains are held on with zip ties, and the WiFi works maybe 10% of the time . Sadly there is no competition in Mason otherwise I wouldn't be going .

I recently started running, and i quickly decided that running outside in October in Michigan is…read moreNOT for me. I'd seen this Snap Fitness facility down the road from me, and I knew they were open 24 hours (I work weird hours and have two small children), so I thought I'd check it out. In short, I loved it! The facility is clean, it's always open, and it has everything I need. It's pretty barebones -- there's no smoothie bar, no sauna, no child care, etc. -- but it has several high-quality treadmills, ellipticals and other cardio machines, as well as an assortment of weight machines and free weights. The gym is only staffed a few hours a week; you always use a key card to get in. I was a little concerned about security when I joined, as my husband was worried about me working out late at night with no employees around. However, there are cameras all over, as well as a panic button, and I always have my phone with me. I've never felt the slightest bit uncomfortable, though. I also love that you can get a month-to-month membership for just $35. I'm not sure if I'm going to want to use the gym during summer, so it's nice to know that I don't have to pay for 12 months if I'm not going to use them.

I've been at MMCF for over a year now, which is incredible when you consider that I've never been…read moreable to maintain a period of continuous exercise for more than a few months. If you're nervous about starting crossfit, this is a great gym to start off in. A majority of the coaches are women, classes are diverse across age, gender, and race, and they are queer friendly, all of which are very important to me! Every month they have a 101 class that's meant to be an on-ramp course to ease you into "normal" crossfit workouts. They often run deals on these classes that bring the price to around $50 for two weeks of 6 classes, with a deal of ~$50 for unlimited classes in the first month after 101. Membership prices vary depending on how often you want to come in during a week: 2x, 3x, or unlimited. The schedule offers a lot of flexibility--there are a few early morning workouts during the week, noon workouts on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and 5 pm workouts (and later) every weekday (5:30 on Fridays). The noon and 5 pm workouts mean that it's very easy to pop into the gym if you work in downtown Lansing and live elsewhere, as I do. On Saturdays they have morning workouts (usually partner workouts which are beginner-friendly) and Sundays they have open gym from 2-4 pm.

This is the first CrossFit gym (box) that I have been to. I have gone to other boxes and I really…read morelike the style at Mid Mitten CrossFit. They focus on form and everyone is required to go through the basic 101 class to learn the movements. The community is very welcoming and very encouraging no matter what your athletic abilities are or where your skill level is on movements.

Really welcoming and professional gym! I enjoy it very much and highly recommend for both guests…read moreand beginners!

I visited while on a business trip and it was an amazing experience. Everyone was extremely…read morewelcoming and the coach Brandon was extremely friendly. Excellent coaching, really fun training environment. Highly recommended!

I have been doing Pure Barre here while in school at Michigan State and have absolutely loved it…read more I've taken Pure Barre for years so I'm familiar with the class but this studio is excellent. Always clean and inviting and the teachers are all very friendly! Pure Barre is a low impact, full body workout that uses movements with a small range of motion to effectively tone the body. I have seen such a difference in my strength since taking pure barre. Especially in my abs! I love starting my day with Pure Barre. Their positive environment leaves me feeling accomplished and ready to take on the day!

I was in the search of finding something that made me feel motivated because the gym was just not…read moredoing that for me. I just get bored and run out of things I want to do. I was told by some friends to give this a try and I have become a huge fan! All the instructors that I have experienced are super helpful and are truly there to help you in the process of becoming the best version of yourself. This studio is super clean and everyone is always so friendly when you walk in. There are tons of different class times that can suit anybody's schedule. I 100% recommend this for anyone looking for something new to try out to get in shape or just to have some fun.

Loved my first class with Carrie! I did not take the intro and have experience with mat Pilates and…read moreYoga, but never on a reformer. The class was as fun and Carrie's instructions were thorough without being long winded. She also talked through modifications and advancements to make sure everyone was comfortable and could participate at their level. The pace was great and kept the class moving- I realized we were nearing the end and was shocked at how fast class had gone. Clean and beautiful studio. Love the varying times of classes and offerings to meet different schedules- plus it's so easy to schedule on the app!

This place is a joke. The instructors do the same routine every class. They say they'll give hands…read moreon adjustments, but never do. They pace up and down the aisle and I often see them looking out into the parking lot. Music is always an issue, either a speaker doesn't work, the playlist is crap, or sometimes I've had a music-free class. The good instructors left after the opening and they can't seem to find good replacements. Front desk staff can't seem to figure out how to scan socks and a girl with braces welcomes you to the studio by snapping "did you check in" the moment you walk in. The 12 hour cancellation timeframe is bs. Your kid gets sick overnight and too bad, they'll hit you for $15. If you've ever practiced real Pilates, you'll recognize this place as a joke. I'm surprised more people haven't been injured from improper, and uncorrected technique.

They have 2 pickleball courts. The schedule is not retiree friendly:…read moreMonday: 11am-3pm. Tuesday and Thursday: 9am-3pm. Wednesday: 11am-2pm. Friday:11am-2pm.

The problem is that lap swimming is by appointment only. This is wrong on so many levels, the worst…read moreof which it is ableist. Many of us with mobility issues need to spend more time in the pool than what is allotted to get a healthy benefit. Appointments should never be imposed I a taxpayer-funded pool. Policies should not be made from selfishness. As our population grows and grows older, those who now find appointment policies to be a boone may find themselves unable to secure their only means of working out.