I don't know what they charge for membership but the place is a dirty, sweaty dive. But hey, if…read moremembership is cheap enough, maybe it's worth it! I signed up and prepaid for a 9:00 am "HIIT and Burn" group class via classpass. I showed up on time but there was no one present so I left. I won't be back

I legit had no idea this gym even existed in the Dallas area. It has an old school vibe along with…read morean outdoor area for when the temperatures are warm and you can seriously get a good workout in here. Some of the machines are kind of worn down, but with steel plates it provides that old school feel for true fitness heads like myself. Always a positive vibe when I lift here and will for sure visit again soon

Highly recommend…read more Quick look rating: 5/5 Quality, 5/5 Experience I found out about Jay's Boot Camp from a friend at work. I had asked her how she got in shape before her wedding. She told me her and her fiancé would go to this bootcamp at 5:30 am, MWF down at the AAC parking lot. Looked up the bootcamp on line and registered for the next up and coming bootcamp. The bootcamps are one hour long, three times a week for four weeks! They have a number of different locations and times. The grapevine location used to meet at T/Th 5:30am or 6pm and Saturday at 8am for your third time that week. So it varies on the times and locations. In my opinion, go early in the morning when it's cool and you can get the camp behind you for the day! They also have a one week camp, it is in-between the month long camps. Those will help you prep for the upcoming camp. It's well worth it, to do the short "Blast" camp. As long as you're doing this bootcamp, change over your diet. You will thank me later! You also want to hydrate with lots of water! All you need for this camp is a yoga mat, a bottle of water, two sets of small weights and a great attitude! You do want to show up early to stretch and get ready! You do not want to be late! Jay and his trainers will run you into the ground! I used to run full marathons and thought I was in shape! Heck, the first time I went out there, I got my tail handed to me on a silver plater! We did so many different drills that nearly killed me! I first attended the group at the AAC, it was roughly 200 females and 6 guys and all different ages, weights and athletic ability. There was very little time for rest or recovery. If you do miss a session, you can go to another location or time. They start out the first week by giving you a military test and then again at the end of the four weeks. The military test is pretty simple, how many pushups can you do in two minutes and then sit-ups. It is based off of your age and your sex. The third part of the test is how fast can you run two miles, and there again it's based off of your age and sex. One of the best things is that is not boring and they change it up all the time. They even change up the trainers. Also the different groups will have different personalities, example is the grapevine location five years ago were really in shape, they had been going for years! After going to these camps for a while, I got to know a number of these trainers. Jay & Lin run these camps and are great folks! Now they are going to push you, but they want you to also listen to your body! If there are certain drill that you can't do, just modify what you're doing, but they want you to push yourself! The whole group is full of some great motivation! Give JaysBootCamp.com a try! Highly recommend!

Jay Johnson's Boot Camp Fitness put on a free training session in connection with a 'Texas Tough'…read morepromotion event. I got an e-mail about it and thought, "What else am I going to be doing at 5:30 am? I could use something other than running or the gym. Plus, it's on the field at the Cotton Bowl, so that will be fun." I also rationalized it by thinking, "Oh, it's a freeby promo just to get people interested in his training. It won't be too hard or he'll scare people away." I could not have been more mistaken. For background, I have never trained with Jay's group before, but I have finished three Ironman triathlons. I am currently training with the Dallas Running Club for an upcoming marathon, so I went into Jay's session with a high-level of cardio conditioning. (I'm not a couch potato.) But this little 1 hour boot camp made me want to puke. I found myself sand-bagging half of the exercises, trying to blend in so no one notices I suck, constantly checking my watch, and hiding behind girls. After this session, however, I thought, 1) I need to do more pushups. I suck for a dude. And 2) I'd rather go run hard for two hours than do anything else with Jay (that's a compliment). In fact, when we finally broke up the old school calisthenics and started running, I was thinking, "Thank God, finally something I can do. Can we please just run some more?" The session was attended by mostly 20-somethings, but there were 'older' members and attendeeds of all fitness levels. He had about a half-dozen instructors who, as would be expected at a BOOT CAMP session, frequently barked orders about simple but effective exercises (but they were never negative or intimidating). I'd really like to read reviews of something who forked over the money and went through an entire program. Overall, if one morning's workout makes me want to cry for my mommy and call in sick for work, I can only imagine how good one of his month-long classes are.

I took a boxing class here at 6pm on Wednesday and it was awesome! They definitely can cater to…read moreall levels of boxers. The level of workout you get within an hour is amazing. The staff is super friendly and helpful and everyone was very welcoming and will help you if you aren't sure of what to do. I also loved that this gym, and specifically the class I took, is accommodating and comfortable for females. It's nice to go to a boxing class where there are a few other woman in the class with you and you aren't the only one.

Great pricing, great coaching, great atmosphere! Very welcoming and supportive of new boxers, with…read morea great community of seasoned boxers. I really enjoy the bootcamp classes - they train you as if you were going to be in the ring. All the staff/coaches are incredible - even if they aren't leading your class, they will help wrap your hands or correct your form if they are free. Wonderful community of inspiring people!

About: Founded by Jasmine Kwon Zutter and Paige Martindell ,…read moreClass Studios offers a diverse range of practices, including Train, Tread, Sculpt, Flow, and Restore. Their classes span from high-intensity TRAIN45 sessions to restorative STRETCH + SOUND45 classes. Class Studios has designed tailored packages for those who trust them with their wellness needs. With backgrounds in teaching, photography, and fitness, Jasmine and Paige have successfully created a unique offering in the wellness space. Class was definitely in session as attendees celebrated Class Studios' 8th anniversary. Guests enjoyed music by Eddie Adesodun , participated in raffles, and indulged in hydration options and savory bites. The day was unforgettable, beautifully captured by Jalen Terry. It was a birthday party to remember, and here's to another year ahead! Things We Liked: -Burgers @TheHamburgerManDFW (IG) -Beer Manhattan Project Beer Company -Mezcal Cocktails - @DrinkRacho (IG) -Photo Booth - MOTUS BOOTH Location: 2801 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75204, United States S/O to Jalen Terry , Paige Martindell, and the Class Studios team for their hard work on a wonderful celebration! See for yourself! Follow @Class_Studios on IG for tasty offerings and updates!

I think we all know how great Class Studios is, it's a Dallas classic. Amazing instructors with fun…read moreand challenging classes. The space is beautiful as well, I know they recently renovated, so I can't wait to see how it looks in person.

The gym is beautiful and the training staff is amazing.... However, the owner, Taylor, is extremely…read moreunprofessional, shady, and disrespectful. I signed up for personal training at what I understood was a flat rate. After learning about additional charges that were never explained to me when I signed up (80 dollar initial scan fee, 50 dollars a month for inbody scan, 3% processing charge, 80 dollar gym membership) I was very alarmed. I thought I was signing up for a flat rate of 640, but with the additional charges it ended up being 800 dollars a month - none of this was outlined in the contract I signed. When I asked him to send me the contract so I could verify the fees are not in the contract, he refused and said it was all explained verbally to me (which is 100% a lie and if it were true, it's unethical to charge customers based on 'verbal' agreements). He ended up not charging me for two months of the gym - which if it would have ended there I would have been completely fine and not feel the need to write this. I decided to complete my 3 month contract and after that I would not be able to financially support 800 a month and would no longer be signing up for additional months. When I informed Taylor I would be cancelling I received an e-mail with a notice of my cancellation and in the notes "Has been a pain in the a** since day 1" when I confronted him about this he said "oh it's just a jovial joke, you know", didn't apologize! and went on to belittle me saying I am the problem and he never has issues like this. I have never felt so disrespected and talked down to in my entire life. All I was trying to do was understand additional charges that were not in my contract nor communicated to me and instead of realizing there is a gap in his business model he shifts the blame to me "I've never had this problem with anyone but you". Just so disrespectful, I am extremely appalled. I would never ever recommend anyone doing business with Taylor. This is not how you treat someone paying you 800 dollars a month. And to anyone from the gym who is going to respond to this.... it isn't about the money, it's about being ethical with your contracts and how you treated me. Five stars for the gym, equipment, and my amazing trainer. Zero stars for the way they treat their customers.

Almost an entire two months of training two times a week with Nevenka and... I think it's safe to…read moresay she "understood the assignment" when I asked to be quadzilla and build a shelf! I won't lie I had a good foundation to start but I promise you this woman deserves so much credit. (Sorry for the PF photo I go there too sometimes since it's closer to my job). I'm getting everything I wanted from my training and I'm so excited to see more progress. Y'all remember to lift heavy and eat greedy!!!

Awesome gym, great location and great people! I will go out of my way to use it when I'm in town.read more

This place is more than a gym. The owners, managers, trainers, and members are welcoming,…read morefriendly, and supportive. Community spirit is front and center. Equipment is clean with plenty of options. Never visited a gym that had better chemistry.

barre3 -- Dallas, TX…read more barre3 was the first barre class I ever tried, and it completely changed how I view fitness. I originally found it through ClassPass, and now I find myself rebooking over and over again -- it's truly become one of the biggest reasons I fell back in love with working out. What I love most is how fun and uplifting every class feels. It's this perfect mix of cardio, strength training, and balance work, but somehow it feels more like a dance party than a workout. The music, the energy, and the lighting all create a space that pushes you while still being gentle and encouraging. The instructors are so friendly and supportive, and even the owner teaches classes, which really says a lot about the culture here. You can tell they genuinely care about their community -- they remember your name, cheer you on, and make you feel comfortable no matter your fitness level. Every time I leave, I feel stronger, more confident, and more connected -- both to myself and to the people around me. It's rare to find a studio that combines great workouts, amazing instructors, and a true sense of belonging, but barre3 does exactly that. It's no surprise they're opening more locations -- once you try one class, you'll understand why!

One of the best fitness places in Dallas! The studio is well maintained and clean. Everyone is so…read morefriendly and welcoming, which I really appreciate because some places can be intimidating and overbearing. They offer a variety of barre, kickboxing, and weight training classes so you can have a well rounded fitness routine. Their music choices are top notch and they frequently come up with new routines. They offer free classes for newcomers and they often have membership deals going on so don't hesitate to check them out!

Overall, I'm a fan of Camp Gladiator. My primary instructor is phenomenal, energetic,…read moreinspirational, and challenges you to the best of your ability. My two favorite alternative instructors are the best. Incredible people. I do have one gripe that stopped me short of rating. On two occasions I registered for one of the "challenges." The challenge itself was no problem at all and I enjoyed it. However, receiving the prize which was a T-Shirt became a bit of a hassle for one and a big let down for the most recent challenge "Goal Getter Challenge" back in January. Upon successfully completing the challenge, I followed the remaining step to confirm which was featured in an email and in the CG app. I've confirmed the completion on Jan 17, well ahead of the deadline of Mar 19 along with confirming it multiple times weekly after Jan 17th. I periodically checked my email to for a delivery notification along with checking my mailbox. Til this day, I did not receive any notification nor the T-Shirt that was promised upon completing the challenge. I spoke with a representative on July 14 about the issue. I was told that they didn't have any in stock whereas the deadline passed. I asked about a refund or store credit and the representative told me the challenge was non-refundable nor there was any chance of getting store credit. I told the representative I didn't receive any notification about any delays of the T-Shirt being delivered and explained to her why I am being subjected to being penalized on the account of an issue that occurred on CGs end. She countered by saying an email was sent out to campers to confirm the delay. Based on the details she provided, it was sent out in on of the weekly email updates months ago. At this point, I knew I wasn't going to get compensated. She did offer a coupon but I refused it. However, I did check every weekly email I received and not one of those emails contained any information about the delay of the "Goal Getter" Challenge" T-Shirt. I do not delete any of my emails (yahoo) so I know none were deleted. In other words, she told a lie. One of Camp Gladiator core values include "Integrity." Although I was disappointed about the situation, I'm extra disappointed that I was lied to about the email notification that was allegedly sent out to all campers. If I am wrong, I will recant that part of my statement. Other than that one discrepancy, Camp Gladiator is pretty cool.

Trainers are excellent, program is great, prices are okay, CUSTOMER SERVICE - NON EXISTENT…read moreNo one comes to the phone , been holding over an hour for an agent to answer the phone. I never got a hold of them