SLT Gym is modern, clean, and just the coolest atmosphere for working out! It's also a great,…read morecentral location in Salt Lake. Love this gym!

From the owner: SLT GYM is a boutique high end fitness gym in downtown Sale Lake City. We also have community…read morefitness classes like yoga, Crossfit, and group fitness classes. We offer the latest in cardio and strength training equipment, an outdoor turf fitness area, and meditation room.

Awesome gym with a great atmosphere. Highly recommended for anyone who is looking to take there…read morehealth and fitness to the next level! TOP NOTCH!

Ironground gym is a great place! The staff is very friendly. The best thing about this gym is that…read moreyou have so much room to workout. There's no waiting for equipment, no one standing around chit chatting. Great environment! The staff are very hands on.. If there's anything that you need, I'm sure they can help you out!

Wow Mindy is an amazing instructor with clear cues, sounds amazing on the mic, and offers great…read morehands on assists. It's an art not to talk too much on the mic and to be able to explain things easily. Also an art to be aware of the whole room. Super impressed! The studio is super clean and the lighting and music was great. We were from out of town and dropped in on a full Saturday 730 class. There were plenty of guys in there too - super cool!!

Decided to use my ClassPass here as I am out of town. Happened to be lucky enough to book class…read morewith Mindy who I found out was a master Lagree trainer. Facility was so clean, cute and ample parking. Mindy's class was so incredible. I do lagree 3 times a week usually and every time I meet a good instructor I get so excited. She had clear, impactful cues and gave great hands on adjustments. Had an amazing time and hope to come back. This is the best 45 min workout ever. Space was awesome and machines are ample in this space!

Ashley was incredibly friendly and welcoming from the start. Due to my own negligence, my car ended…read moreup getting towed, and she immediately stepped in to help me figure things out. She already had the tow company's information ready and was kind, calm, and supportive throughout the entire process--even offering to call the tow company to help locate my car. When I returned the next day, she checked in on me and my situation, and was just as friendly as before. Her professionalism and kindness really made a stressful situation so much easier. Thank you, Ashley!

Been a member at the Trolley Square location for over a year. Signed up for the assisted stretch…read moreprogram and renewed my contract three times because my therapist Joy was excellent, she took the time to develop in-depth understanding of my pre-existing conditions built over 84 sessions. Joy left EOS. Against my better judgement I allowed them to book me with a new therapist because I was locked into contracts (they kept making me sign new ones instead of moving to a weekly or monthly fee which is a giant red flag. They first scheduled me with a new therapist without even notifying me until I saw a text saying "hey are you showing up". I then allowed them to put me with a replacement therapist no-call no-showed a scheduled appointment on March 3rd with zero communication. I immediately requested cancellation and a refund for my six unused sessions. It took 26 days and three escalation emails before anyone responded. The district manager's reply acknowledged the sessions are unused and available but refused to refund them essentially telling me to either use them with a stranger who knows nothing about my body, or lose what I paid for (hundreds of dollars). Three contracts honored in full on my end. When they lost their trainer, they expected me to absorb the consequence. That's not how you treat loyal customers. I would have expected them to do the right thing, disappointed.

Great classes with instructors who truly care about your form and technique. Yet at the same time,…read moreit doesn't feel high-pressure. Highly recommend for people who never strength-trained before (like me!) to those who are super experienced.

If you're on the fence about joining this gym, DO IT. The…read moreability to just sign up, show up, and work through an amazing workout program is absolutely priceless. I am the strongest I've ever been and look forward to going to these workouts. The coaches know everyone by name and tailor all the programing to your specific needs. They have adapted to COVID-19 in a safe but logical way. 5 stars.

9/7 Update: Cathy Waters, the Manager of The Gym has terminated my contract and had me escorted…read morefrom The Gym because of my honest and thorough review. I've worked out at Golds, Eos, Vasa, Planet, and 24 in the last few years. This is my second time being a member of The Gym and I'm regretting it more than the first time. The Gym is by far the worst managed gym out of all the choices you have along the Wasatch front and at their price point I expect a lot more. Entrances: there are two entrances to the gym. One on Regent Street with two elevators that go to the third floor where the gym is located. These doors lock in the late afternoon causing you to be forced to use the second entrance further north. This entrance is accessed through the busiest elevator at the mall. Expect to wait 3-5 minutes during prime time or even more during the holidays. The gym itself: It's dirty, poorly managed, and the equipment isn't maintained well. Here is a list of things currently broken or needing attention: Hip abductor linkage is worn out and causes lots of play making it unusable. I pointed this out to maintenance staff in June. Still not fixed. 9/5/20 Seated leg curl has been broke for three weeks. 9/5/20 Handles on lateral raise machine won't adjust making it difficult to use depending on your height and frame size. They tried a cheap fix by putting oversized bolts in it but actually made it worse as now the handles don't adjust at all. 9/5/20 The 5 lb adjustment on the laying leg curl Machine is missing the non-removable spring loaded pin. Currently there's some random pin in it that you can completely remove allowing the weight to drop unexpectedly. 9/5/20 Multiple incline benches are missing their knobs making adjusting the bench difficult and risk pinching your fingers. 9/5/20 Worn out, cracking vinyl on multiple benches. 9/5/20 The foot plate on the calf raise machine is missing 2/3 bolts holding it on the machine and is very loose. If that last bolt shears off like the other two, someone gonna get hurt. 9/5/20 Both non-removable pins on the lat pull down machines are missing and have random pins from other machines in them allowing for lots of play when you use it. 9/5/20 Worn out pads on pat pull down. These have been like this since 2018. 9/5/20 The north decline bench presses is missing a pad making it unusable. 9/5/20 One of the two stair masters isn't level and wobbles while you're using it. I'm writing this review on it now. Wobble wobble wobble with every step. 9/5/20 Emergency stop button on stair master doesn't work. They covered it up with black electrical tape instead of replacing the button. 9/5/20 The two spin bikes in the Cardio Cinema are unusable. 9/5/20 Vibration Plate hasn't worked for over a year. 9/5/20 Multiple drinking fountains are missing activation buttons. 9/5/20 Steam room in men's locker room has been broken for well over a month. 9/5/20 It's always hot as hell. As I wrote this review, it's 76 degrees in the area with all the cardio machines. 9/5/20 This gym could be great but it needs better management and some capital investment instead of it being used as a cash cow like it is now.

I add my voice to the countless others in stating that The Gym has great potential under proper…read moremanagement. The space is large, with many desired amenities, and a great equipment selection (although under serious decay). This was the gym that Salt Lake needed, when it first opened. However, maintenance and the addressing of member concerns are of little concern to Cathy, the manager. The Gym has an unfortunate monopoly, allowing the institution to move forward with little consequence, paying no heed to member-realized issues. They rely heavily on large company contracts, giving little concern to those of us who individually pay for this "premium" space. There is a full-time maintenance manager, I repeat a FULL-TIME maintenance personal, but you would never know it. The facility to sorely under-kept. The showers are molding, in desperate need of a cleaning and re-caulking. Equipment will remain under "repair" for weeks on end, and up until recently, the space was filthy. They have recently hired a seemingly full-time cleaner, Claire, who is a sweetheart and does a wonderful job in dusting and wiping down equipment. However, after so many years of neglect and lack of concern, management has allowed a culture of not cleaning up mutual work spaces to grow. Weights and other items are left strewn everywhere. Towels are often ripped and should be referred to as a hand-towel as they are barely large enough to wrap around one's body. The hot tub has been down for over two months, and the steam room has been non-functioning for over two weeks, with no notice or email sent to members keeping us abreast on the situation, offering apologies for the inconvenience. Instead time and resources are focus on silly line-items such as ensuring the light in the sauna stays on and is bright enough to perform open-heart surgery, or ordering hideous, unnecessary furniture and art. Further evidence of mismanagement is seen in the fact that they have a very difficult time keeping employees. Workers seem to stick around but a moment. I am anxious to see their monopoly pedestal erode with Eos announcing its move to purchase the 24hr fitness space in trolley square, opening 2024. You've got a year Cathy, to show us how great this gym can be, otherwise you'll watch as all the gays take our business to a cleaner, newer space. It's also key to note that I'm posting this review, concerned that I will be revoked of my membership for letting my voice be heard. I should never feel as such, under any circumstance.

really love the energy in here, the sculpt and cycle classes are fun and I always walk away feeling…read moreaccomplished. The people at the front desk and very nice and understanding, they've never made me feel uncomfortable.

This is the best gym I've gone to in Salt Lake, and I've tried out quite a few gyms since moving…read morehere. They offer three types of classes - boxing (Riot), spin (Ride), and yoga (Rehab). My favorite classes are the Riot classes - they're 45 minutes long and four rounds alternating between HIIT/weights and boxing. The instructors are all so friendly and each and every one of them go out of their way to make you feel included and connected. Rebel House has built a great community among their members and have fun challenges and themed classes for people to participate in every month. The space itself is beautiful, and they've created so many little touches to make their members feel so valued and loved. I'm lucky to have their Sugar House location within walking distance from my home!

Great gym. Specialized equipment and a great atmosphere. The gym is not crowded and is very clean.read more

This is a hidden gem! I was made aware from my personal trainer Cameron @excellfitlife. This is a…read moregreat place full of down to earth owner and good people. It's a place you can disappear and just focus on your workout and not feel like it's meat market like the much bigger box gyms. It is mostly free weights and machines and the cardio is limited in the number and variety but they have enough for you to not get bored.