BEST GYM IN CINCINNATI! If you are looking for a gym that has all the equipment you need (I.e…read more squat rack, free weights, cables, plenty of machines), you found the right place. The owner, Jeff, is also very responsive and makes sure you have the best experience. There's also plenty of street parking right in front of the gym. I wish I lived in Cinci. I was only visiting for about a month, but I will recommend this gym to anyone!

$15 for a day pass. Jeff the owner was super nice on the phone. Paid for 4 days via Venmo. Sent me…read morea liability waiver and let me in remotely when I arrived. Instructed to pick up a bar code card to get back in. Excellent gym for heavy lifting. Free weights, machines, squat rack etc. clean rest rooms with a shower. I'll be back when in town.

Price for 65 year olds is high considering most are on social security/ fixed income didn't…read morerealize how high it has gotten

Evanston Recreation center is convenient and well-equipped for fitness, fun and safe! Staff is…read morealways there to serve your interests!

The best studio/gym I've ever joined. Brenda is a world class trainer, that can help anyone through…read moretheir journey of getting into better shape or weight loss. She is extremely knowledgeable and effective in her approach with each individual. She gears your session to what she knows you need. This place specializes in group personal training. You never feel alone or like you're lacking personal attention. She also provide invaluable services such as nutrition plans and meal preparation for the busy person, or non-cook. With her services and help there's no way you can fail at becoming the person you want to be. Buy a session and definitely give The Body Project a try. You won't regret it!

Brenda, the owner and operator of the Body Project is awesome. My wife and I have been training…read morewith her for about 5 years now. Combined, the two of us have lost over 100lbs thanks to Brenda. There is group training offered as well as individual. Everyone is super nice that works out there. I highly recommend checking the Body Project out if you are serious about making diet and exercise lifestyle changes.

I started training with Aaron at Mission 5 fitness about a month ago, after a recommendation from a…read morecolleague. I was looking for a studio who believes in you and works with you one on one to meet your fitness goals. Every training session is different, pushing you to the limit with one goal in mind to make you the best you can be. I train a few times a week and you're free to use the studio as a member of their program 7 days a week. Plus I love a studio which is ice cold when you walk in, when you're working hard you need to stay cool & Mission 5 fitness team delivers.

This club is a wonderful environment. Timeless, elegant and fully equipped. I highly recommend.read more

I suppose that, for a young man with disposable income and a desire for a somewhat old-fashioned…read morehealth club, this would be good. I had been an out-of-town member a while back, since I live 500 miles away. I loved the idea that there was at least one all-male club left where, on one floor and in one common area, I could take a shower, use the steam room and the sauna, and take a swim, without needing a swimsuit. Meanwhile, the facilities have been somewhat renovated, altho they are still a bit clunky. Sadly, swimsuits are now required, although the club is still all-male. If there is no more communal nudity (there were, of course, fewer men present due to COVID, but they all seemed VERY nervous about being naked), why not make the place coed? It also is much more expensive than LA Fitness, for example, with not as many amenities available, so what's the point? So, if you live in Cincinnati, like to spend extra money (admittedly, gym wear is laundered, and each man has his own locker), I guess that this is good. Otherwise, try a chain gym.

You want to hit serious goals, FitNext is your best bet. It's personal training in groups. The…read moretrainers work towards your individual goals. It's small facility but you get all round workout. Cardio, kickbox, strength, total body are to name a few. It's circuit training for an hour. I started end of September and am starting to feel the difference. - Cost effective - Great workout, feeling of accomplishment - Personal training - Great location if you work in the city - Class times have good options - Uses mind body app to schedule your classes - Easy sign and cancelation Note: it's not a gym if you are looking for a treadmill kind of equipment! Must try!

Excellent downtown gym. Been here a cpl weeks & can't get enough. Great environment and trainers…read more And, importantly, varied workouts.

Okay, so I hear this place has a health club/workout facility…read more I was not at the YWCA to flex my muscles, however. I trekked to this downtown institution to work on some personal development through a diversity training. We used one of the main meeting spaces, which is beautifully appointed with antique features from when this building was originally built, including lavish moldings, an impressive fireplace with stone carvings and Rookwood fountains. The staircase leading to the second floor leads to an area draped with beautiful quilts made by textile artists who wanted to memorialize Esme Kenney, a young girl who was brutally raped and killed while she jogged near Winton Woods in 2009. The YWCA does a good bit of work to honor women, offer them personal and professional development, as well as offer them a space to work out and strive for good health.

This place is horrible, they talk about empowering women and against racism when I had both happen…read moreto me. Not only that they had put both my children and out over another clients word on top of packing all my belongings up when they stated that my belongings would not be touched. It's sad that this suppose to be a domestic violence shelter yet when you are there you relive the trauma over and over again. Tiffany Wilson is the worse director ever she shouldn't even be in her position as she does not care if you have children or not or the fact that I contiually asked to speak with her about having to go to court against my abuser. I was there over three weeks and she was at the shelter one time. House of Peace in Clermont County is where I was at. I was called white privileged and a bad mom on top of other things by my roommate who was black and was told to leave the program because I used hate speech that I never said at all. So it's funny how when you get on their website they stay they eliminate rasicm And empower women because neither one of those things are true

I was introduced to Clear by Steph B and two others from Yelp/Twitter. They knew I liked working…read moreout and suggested I come to Clear. As luck would have it, I won a 5-class pass from a Clear contest (I like contests and free stuff). I decided to check out a MOVE class without telling any of these friends because I wanted to experience my first class as if I was a new student. It was great! I love that the studio is small and mirror-less. There are ballet barres on each side and Annie, the owner, provides doubled up yoga mats, which you use for kneeling and lying on to do repetitive leg movements. But if you want to bring your own mat, go for it! Her music is a spot-on reflection of her personality and Amy B is right, she curses but you're doing it under your breath ;) In terms of cuing, she always reminds you when to point and flex your foot, which matters and if you want the details, ask her after class. With room for 4-5 students in the studio, you won't be able to cheat yourself and give up on the moves. You'll leave the hour class sweaty and pumped that you used all those little accessory muscles. Clear also offers restorative yoga, which is yoga at a slower pace and you hold the moves longer so you do actually work to keep the poses, but it is great for runners or those who have workouts that a little harder on the body. I had a great TRX class in which Paige tailored the moves to each of in the class since we weren't all at the same level of use. She also did a great job of telling us which body parts were working, how to move through and want postures to maintain (if no one tells you, you need a maintain a strong core). Clear is a small, but mighty studio that offers a variety of classes in a very welcoming tone, where the students come to know each other by name.

If you want your butt kicked into shape (I mean that very literally) then check out the MOVE class…read morewith Annie at Clear! Walking into my first class at Clear, I had no idea what to expect. What I got was an amazingly small class with a super energetic instructor and an intense workout. Heads up: Annie is a lot of fun and is totally herself... complete with potty mouth. She says those curse words that you're thinking during that last leg lift at the end of your 6th set when every muscle is shaking. Maybe don't bring your Grandma unless Gram is down with the unfiltered expressions. Parking is metered on street, and there was plenty when I went after 6pm. The door to the class is accessed through the gym on the corner. Just head on in and hang out until Annie comes to welcome you into the studio. The studio only holds about 4ish students comfortably so you get a very personalized experience! The MOVE class I attended worked our butts and guts and the fun music mixed with Annie's commentary made the whole experience incredibly enjoyable! I felt muscles I didn't even know existed and will definitely be back to get those newly discovered muscles into shape!