I have been a member for several years. It's a good health club with top quality machines, 2 salt…read morewater pools, pickle balls, and lots of classes. I just haven't had time to go and it looks like life will be busy for me until next January, so I am canceling my membership. When I called the business office to ask if I could put my membership on hold for a few months, the lady who answered the phone was rather rude. I asked about pausing my membership and she said in a harsh rather scolding tone that I couldn't cancel a membership over the phone but would have to go in. I told her I didn't ask about cancelling but pausing. She said there's no pausing, again in a harsh tone. I might join again when I have more time. I had been told a couple of years ago that I could pause for a couple of months. I guess they changed that policy.

The locker room facilities are great and very clean. I like…read morehaving my own locker and the option of having my laundry done. I enjoy the wet sauna Plenty of staff always on hand to help or answers questions about equipment or make suggestions about exercises. Staff is always friendly; even at 5:30 am!!! Great place to make new friends.

Awesome location and really enjoy working with Barry. Appreciate him tailoring a workout to fit my…read moreneeds and experience level.

I've been weight training with Ashley Day out of Styrka Gym for a few weeks now. I will keep you…read moreupdated as I go, but so far, it has been a very fun, authentic and surprisingly empowering experience. - The gym itself has never been overcrowded. There is plenty of space and equipment to accommodate everyone comfortably. - I love that parking is quick and easy. (I was a tad worried about the 71st street traffic when I initially saw the address... but it's actually a bit removed from mall traffic... so the traffic had never been an issue for me.) - I love the 24/7 access pass. As a female, I feel very safe... even later in the evening if I'm the only one there. It's very secure. - Everyone's been very friendly, considerate... and everyone is REAL... I workout with REAL people (they don't look "plastic" or "photoshopped")... they are real people who take their goals seriously. Everyone you meet at Styrka is there to better themselves... and it's totally fine wherever YOU may be in that self improvement process. Even if you're just starting out, or it's been a while... and you're trying to get back into the swing of things... you WILL feel welcomed and supported... no matter your skill level. - It's very clean and tidy. The bathrooms are always clean and people are really good about tidying up after themselves. Love that! - Another cool thing about this place, if you have a question... people around are happy to help. (That might be the best part... that Styrka is a community...) It's not impersonal... you don't get lost in the crowd... And you actually get to put names with smiling faces. One final tip: If you are newer to the gym or if the correct form has always been a bit of a mystery to you... it's worth investing in some sessions with one of the trainers that work out of Styrka. Even just a little bit of coaching will boost your knowledge and confidence immensely. Don't suffer in silence. Having an expert guiding you puts you on the fast track to RESULTS! Hope this helps! :)

To begin, if you don't know, this gym's members lean toward the affluent. You can see the evidence…read moreexamining the parked cars, the spectrum of services typically offered at a country club, and the what I call "the new shoe parade" (adults over 40 wearing the most trendy athletic shoes). Glaring discrepancies: - the men's bathroom stalls don't stay locked efficiently and have a peek-a-poo gap you can use both eyes to see through. They'll spend money on fake plants, yet won't fix what's needed (this applies to other issues as well) - so far this summer, the outside "hot tub" is either disgusting, jets don't work, flooded with kids under 12 (there's a rule against that), or it's closed off - when it's busy, you'd swear no one in the greater Tulsa area is going to any other gym at that moment - it's succumb to the "Premium" disease. Some things you can't do unless you pay more - and a general membership is already pricey - if you want to play pickleball - good luck. They change the schedule of when the courts are available for whatever types of players. If it's free play, you might end up waiting awhile before you play again. There's only 3 courts. That's all for now. I'm sure there's other issues. Those are just from my lens. Two stars simply because it has so many services. Think "Costco" of gyms. It's got a dystopian feel and it's up to you how much kool aid you want to drink.

Was a guest for the day. It was AMAZING! Worked out in their beautiful exercise area. Then did…read morehydro massage therapy . Then the rest of the day by the pool. Last a relaxing shower in the very clean shower room. All toiletries included , towels shower gel shampoo conditioner and lotion. Swimsuit spinner and hair dryer

The best thing we ever did was sign up as members of the ridge club. Super affordable, clean, the…read morepool makes you feel like your are on vacation, the work out facility makes you want to break a sweat, and everyone is so nice! The waitstaff is lovely and we try to go daily. Can't wait to attend one of the member mixers. So many activities for all! Great fit for our family.

From the owner: The Ridge Club at Forest Ridge is a private club with memberships open to the public. The club…read morefeatures an 11,000 square foot clubhouse, resort-style pool with slide and cabanas, fitness facility, six lighted tennis courts, bar & bistro, social events, volleyball, and more.

I am in town for a couple of weeks for a work trip. This…read moregym contains all the necessary equipment and doesn't have unused spaces filled with cardio equipment like a commercial gym would. Instead they have very unique isolation machines for multiple muscle groups. I got a day pass and soundly thinking of getting it for two months while I'm in town. Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the restrooms having a shower & being able to have the privacy to change.

I recommend it to everyone who wants to get in shape. % The machines are super cool!…read more The location of the gym is very convenient.

I can mainly only do water aerobics and this place is great for that. Moyra is one of the best…read moreinstructors I have had in years of doing water aerobics. The entire staff have also been very helpful and friendly, very happy to have started going to Vasa Tulsa.

As you can see from other reviews. this business is unethical when it comes to cancelling. They…read morealready charge you a $60 fee to sign up, before your monthly membership fee. And they warn you that if you cancel before you've been a member, they will charge you another $25. BUT- THEY ALSO CHARGE YOU FOR AN EXTRA MONTH when you cancel. I joined in January. I cancelled today (June 25). That means I was a member for 6 months and was exempt from the $25 cancellation fee. Just minutes after I cancelled my membership on the app, my bank was charged another $14 for the month of July. Apparently it was in the fine print of the sign up documents that they would do this. Here is the email I received from their Customer Support: Hello Michelle, The terms on the membership are a 30 days' notice for cancellation. Anything owed up until the date of cancellation and any payments set to draft in the next 30 days are owed. We apologize that you were unaware of this policy as it is in the membership agreement signed at the start of each membership. We love having you apart of the VASA Fitness family and want to have you stick around! We wanted to offer a one month credit to your membership if you'd like to stay. Please let us know if you'd like to have the one month credit placed, or continue with cancelling your membership. If you are wanting to continue with the cancellation, please provide us with your reason for leaving VASA Fitness. Mckenna Member Services Representative JUST AVOID VASA. Use a gym who operates in an ethical manner. No hidden fine print.

This location is in a shared parking lot. The entrance has a key code if you don't have one of the…read moretrainers will let you in. The location is small with 3 lifting machines, 1 Vaspar machine and 3 bikes. There is a cool down machine and an infrared sauna. Everyone was lovey and encouraging. The trainers were super helpful in walking you through the machines, the setup and throughout your workout. It is expensive but it is pretty cool technology and worth checking out.

Erin Hawkins is trainer extraordinaire! I have Been working out in some form or the other for most…read moreof my adult life, however mostly a cardio junkie. I was in great cardiovascular shape when I met Erin but lacking in strength--I couldn't complete 10 push ups in a row!!! Erin introduced me to weight lifting and changed my body! I have done personal training and group classes with Erin, developing Abs, beautiful definition in my shoulders, glutes, and legs. Not only is Erin an effective trainer, she is fun to be around and creates a safe gym environment for all. I truly can't recommend Erin Hawkins as a personal trainer enough!

Gymratzz is top notch with a top notch trainer!! Her skills and knowledge are above excellent!!…read moreErin makes you feel super comfortable and confident!! Any questions or concerns, she is able answer and help you through anything. I have had lots of trainers and she by far exceeds expectation!! Wanna be badass then you are in the right place!!

This is one of the few places in Tulsa where you can find accessible racquetball courts (there are…read moretwo). We usually pay for a daily pass when we go since it's just $10 and we don't really use any of the other equipment. Last time I checked, monthly memberships are $60 with the option to add a family member for $40. This is in addition to having a $125 application fee. It seems expensive to me, but I know people who have been going there for years and love it. The first floor has the cafeteria, courts, locker rooms, and pool. Most of the fitness equipment is located on the second floor. That's where they offer fitness group classes. They also have an indoor track. There's a therapy pool and they also offer personal training as well as massage therapy.

Very poor maintenance. Something is always broken and they take over a year to fix. Women's…read morelocker Room has maybe two showers That work. Hot tub has been down for almost two years! The therapy pool has been down 3-4 weeks! They most Likely won't fix it. Find another health club because this one needs to be shut down permanently!

When I go back to a gym, I always find myself coming back to Planet Fitness. Truthfully, it is the…read moremost convenient to my location, but I always feel comfortable here. There is a nice mix of clients that frequent the gym, and it just has a nice, laid back vibe for the most part. This location recently got a bit of a glow up! I didn't recognize some areas when I came back, but it was in a great way. They incorporated a section of free weights that before only consisted of dumbbells, cables and machines, so this was a welcome addition. They also brought in a lot of new machines to replace the aging equipment. I noticed just today that some of the machines have digital screens that count the number of reps you complete and the amount of rest time in between sets. It's automatic. You don't even have to program it or push start, etc... I really only use the weights, as I get plenty of cardio at work, but they do have a decent selection of cardio equipment as well. They also have tanning beds and hydro massage therapy, but again, I can't speak to these, as I don't utilize them. If you're thinking about getting back to the gym for the new year and starting some healthy habits, this is a good place to do just that in a variety of ways to keep you from getting bored or stale.

Have worked out at Planet Fitness's regularly across the country for 6+ years and have never had an…read moreissue carrying my small bag with my bands, gloves, workout towel and water with me at any point at any facility until today. I'm very respectful of my space, always wipe machines down, & never have the small bag in anyone's area or way. It's never been an issue. I watch others leaving trash, water bottles, never wiping the equipment, hanging around chatting taking up space....you know, real annoyances....and my small bag IS THE PROBLEM? Get a life, planet fitness.