I love the instructors! Best workout in Tulsa for beginners up to advanced! Mel is a great…read morematernity/postpartum instructor if your looking for someone to help with the abs!

Kick ass workout! Great parking for the morning classes and decent parking for the evening…read moreclasses. It is a smaller group setting which is nice for first timers. Lots of moves to learn and coordination needed, you will leave definitely feeling like you had a good workout.

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!

Great place. Clean and helpful staff. Great classes the trainers are wonderful and helpfulread more

I started taking spin classes with Cindy McKinney at another studio last year. She recently made a…read moremove to Monique's and I couldn't be happier. The studio has a very welcoming vibe and the spin classes are great. Also, there are a ton of windows that provide a beautiful view while you spin. Cindy is always implementing new techniques and keeps everyone engaged and challenged during her class. I can't recommend her enough!

Live in Broken Arrow and went to a spin class with Joy and it was so awesome!!! From the music to…read moreher energy everything was great. Will definitely make that commute again!!

I work in the Fitness space and recently moved to Tulsa. I…read morelike checking out different gyms and studios and have a good base to compare from. Why four stars and not 5 ? Because Tulsa has a log of gym options and Genesis promotes itself as a Luxury gyms. This might of been true when it first opened but is no longer so. Is not that they lack amenities but the gym is starting to look a bit run down for a luxury gym and they try to do too many things and some of them are not well done. Lots of equipment that is starting to show wear and Luxury gyms usually replace the equipment if they can't fix it up to a high standard. More is not better a prime example of that is their Functional fitness room, it's disorganized, dirty lots of equipment there that just doesn't make sense or fit their market share Accessories, totes and stuff thrown all over the gym makes it look disorganize and is unnecessary. Now the good: Genesis is quiet space, members are polite and everyone stays to themselves. They offer a packed class schedule and Personal training have a decent selection of Free weights, Machines and Cardio equipment. Their market is for the Master bodybuilder, seniors, parents that need childcare that want to keep to themselves and just want to get their work in. Well appointed Locker rooms with showers are well kept. Shot out to the new guy at the front desk is polite, eager to learn and grow and is hard to find employees now in days. My hat of to the guy who cleans in the morning, he's always hard work moving fast and running all over the gym getting the job done. Everyone I interacted with was polite and nice.

I've had many disappointing experiences and Genesis Midtown, and am finally writing a review. I am…read moreat the gym daily. The facility is poorly maintained, with dirty broken equipment, and unsanitary locker rooms. The staff overall is helpful, other than one front desk guy who lacks any customer service skills. There are never any towels available for the workout areas or the locker rooms. The steam room is rarely cleaned, has debris on the floor, and either doesn't work or scalds your skin. Additionally, this is the second year in a row where the AC doesn't work, making it extremely uncomfortable to workout. I would not recommend this gym to anyone looking for a comfortable, clean, and well-maintained workout environment. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

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! :)

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.

Super fun, challenging classes. A great place to meet other women/moms. So far, I love it…read more I can't wait until it is cool enough for outdoor class.

From the owner: Our purpose is to help mom's iMprove their overall quality of life! Tulsa has a need for…read moremotherhood community, health, and fitness. There needed to be a place where mom's not only got a work out in and than left quickly after, feeling still disconnected, but where they could have comraderie, support from other moms, and have fun while getting awesome results. When we take ownership of our choices and our bodies we can make healthy changes to improve our lives which leads us to feeling good physically, mentally, and emotionally- that is when we radiate our Mom power and those around us benefit as well! Stroller Strength is a 60 minute full body workout combining cardio (power walking & or jogging) and strength training using resistance tubes and your body weight while having your child in the stroller with you. No need for childcare and no judgement when you have to tend to your baby. Aubrey will be there to help and we are all mom's who understand and no matter what you will get a great workout! Walk-n-Talk is an additional free bonus class for members of eMpower fitness. We will meet once every other week to walk or hike leisurely for 30 min, bringing your child is optional. This will include a nutrition topic and Aubrey will provide you with a healthy recipe to take home. We also have weekly playdates and mom's night outs

There are two kinds of people in Tulsa: those who know about this place, and everyone else…read more I moved to Tulsa two years ago with a variety of health ailments consistent with the Millennial condition and a vague notion that Pilates might help. I'd grown to understand exercise as the necessary punishment for a lifestyle high in carbohydrates (aka as a young adult I was raised on a diet of overpriced bootcamps), and the greatest discovery at Total Pilates was that exercise could (should?) actually function therapeutically. Did you know you could "look forward" to "working out"? Through migraines and aches and pains and ups and downs this place has kept me from going unhinged. Lisa (owner) has assembled a gifted team. Given my sensibility I work primarily with Jeanie, who was originally described to me as an architect of pain but is actually more like a shaman, or a highly skilled orthopedic specialist? Have you ever taken an exercise class from a radio personality? Now that Pilates is my singular personality trait I've visited studios on both coasts. We are spoiled to have access to this team and the space. I insist on bringing people here when they visit town.

This place is close to my home and I had gone to floor Pilates regularly a few years ago. There was…read morenot a reformer class when I was there like I had hoped but there was the spring class but it was hard to get into it. It was hard to get into the classes so I stopped going. Recently, I contacted the studio again to try to attend classes again and again, I received an initial contact but when it came down to scheduling a class, I didn't get any response. Very frustrating and disappointing.