Good location and lots of equipment. Staff are friendly. However, why does the men's bathroom…read moreconstantly smell like sulfur or fart? Something wrong with the sewer pipes??

I drove quite a distance to this Planet Fitness site in order to check out the club and see the…read moreequipment. I made the assumption that they would let me try out the place once gratis. Not so fast! They said they don't have a complementary anything but can sell me a twenty-four hour day pass for twenty dollars! I thought that was exorbitant and turned around and left. I find this mercenary. I would have paid ten dollars for twenty-four hours but twenty is too much. I will check out other gyms in town because of this.

Went to a Saturday morning workout class at the new Legend FIT Gym. There are no "official" signs…read moreup yet, but it's in the building directly next to Snap Fitness. The one hour class was easy to follow for a new comer and you could easier tailor it to your fitness level as almost all of the activities we did were using your own body as resistance. We did a circuit workout with Tabata added in, a term I'd never heard of until my workout. Tabata is a high-intensity style of workout where you do twenty seconds on with ten seconds rest, with about 3-5 rounds of each exercise. I liked that we hit every muscle: legs, arms, backs and added in cardio with laps to start and in between muscle groups. The gym is build to help obstacle course races, so in addition to the circuit workouts they offer, they also offer almost anything you could imagine to train for your upcoming race: rope climbs, monkey bars, wall climbs, an assortment of hanging bars and rings to practice on and much more. If you're looking for a spot to train for your next obstacle course race, I'd definitely recommend Legend FIT Gym. And if you want to test them out before joining, they do offer a one week "trial" for newbies.

Great gym! The owners, Fred and Gail are very friendly and excited people. They love obstacle…read morecourse racing and helping people to train for them. They are truly empowering. The bootcamp workout is very challenging, but has opportunities for scaling down. The obstacles are very cool and varied: a few different types of monkey bars, rings, ropes, a cargo net, an 8ft wall. I will definitely be back to improve my obstacle course skills and check out their Legend race on April 22 2017

I called to cancel my membership February 11th, was told to email to cancel. Sales rep searched for…read moremy account, I was told I wasn't a member ANYWAY. I did not send email, I was not able to see account online and thought she was right. On February 18 my account was debited by Pilates Chapel Hill South, so if emailed them concerning debit. I got phone later from the manager. She told me I was a member and I must have called wrong studio. I don't think she even spoke to sales rep concerning call just told me it was my mistake. I have proof, call log showing 3 minute call to her studio and I emailed to her. She will waive final monthly fee since I was cancelling my n February 18 within 30 day payment window and I could attend classes thru end of month. REALLY... after proof sent and it's still my mistake. I won't ever go there again. I was taught the customer is always right and I know that isn't always true. However, if the customer sends proof, you apologize for the error, you don't keep defending your sales rep.

Great classes and nice people. Challenging too. It's really nice to have instructors that don't…read morelaugh at me because I can't do some things.

Early 2020, I went to a pop-up workout class in Durham where a new instructor was teaching a Barre3…read moreclass. I didn't know what Barre3 was at that time, but I thoroughly enjoyed that class. At the end of the event, I purchased a 5 class pass and was hoping to use it throughout 2020... which ended up not happening. By the time the gym was re-opening, I barely had enough time to use any of the passes. I contacted Barre3 - Chapel Hill, and they honored my purchase and extended it for one more year. So I got to use the passes this spring! Like a lot of people, I gained some weight through pandemic as I was moving a lot less: So I'm pretty out of shape. I only went to Sunday classes as I live in Durham, and this place it a bit of a drive for me. The receptionists are always friendly. I think I've met at least two different ladies, but they were all friendly and made me feel welcome although I'm not a regular. The instructors! I've worked out with two different instructors, and they were all friendly and all super fit & strong. They gave me many modification options throughout the classes which I appreciate so much since I'm very out of shape. Every single class, I left feeling sweaty but refreshed. I usually bring my own water bottle and a towel, but there are lots of towels for you to grab by the receptionist desk. I love that Barre3 is a combination of cardio and muscle work out. After going to classes consistently for couple weeks (only once a week though), I feel stronger. I really wish this location was closer to home (almost 30 minutes from where I live), so I could come here more often. I'm hoping to get random drop in classes as I loved it so much. Thank you, Barre3!

I was a client of this studio and have recently been in complete shock due to their service. This…read morestudio is constantly changing its rules, and they only notify you about it in emails along with advertisements. There are no notifications about these changes in the client's personal account. Recently, I was 5 minutes late for a class due to traffic (I was coming from a neighboring town), and I was not allowed in! The door was closed. It was just terrible! Previously, I had been late for classes, as had other clients, and everyone was let in. But it turns out the rules suddenly changed. I wrote to the manager, and she said that "I had opened the notification emails." It's simply disgusting to scold a client about whether they read the promotional emails to explain a rule violation. Yes, I opened the email, saw it was an advertisement, and deleted it. Barre sends notifications at the very end of the email, which is not obvious at all. What's even worse - I was late to the next class, and since I had already had a negative experience, I decided to skip it. The next day, I saw that I was charged for the missed lesson! The studio took money from me for a class I had already paid for!!! This is simply unacceptable. I'm punished both for being late and for not showing up. Checkmate! As a client who got held up at work, I'm in a no-win situation! I have never seen such terrible rules. They are constantly changing, and you never know what to expect. I have completely lost all desire to continue with barre.

I started at Broadreach a bit under a month ago and couldn't love it more. The staff are incredibly…read morefriendly, welcoming and helpful. I feel so supported in learning the various movements that comprise the crossfit methodology. The other athletes are friendly and laid back. It's great.

I have been a member of this gym since March of 2015. I had moved to the area a few months before…read morethat and had yet to find a gym in the Triangle area that I felt comfortable going to. The handful of gyms that I visited were either too expensive for me or didn't have the friendly atmosphere that I was looking for. After contacting Pat and Stephenie I, along with my boyfriend and my brother, joined the gym and instantly felt welcome. The group of people that you meet here all treat you as family and every workout you're given can be scaled to your own personal level of fitness. They also have free community workouts every Saturday morning at 10:30 which is a great way to come in and see what we're all about! Make sure to stop by!

I've been attending the Community Workouts at The 360 Approach for a couple weeks now because I'll…read moreadmit: they're addictive! The 360 Approach is a small, indoor, personal (they call themselves "boutique") fitness studio geared towards individuals or groups in a holistic way. Their aim is to look at the individual from a physical, mental and spiritual standpoint; and while I don't feel very spiritual when I'm working out, I certainly feel welcomed and supported at 360! Chan and Sariah are amazing instructors, they know your name and they know how to push you. The Community Workouts on Saturday mornings (7a, 8a & 9a) are fantastic! These 45 minute sessions get you awake and working your body in new ways each week. Most of these classes revolve around intervals or circuit training. You'll begin with a warmup and go into anything from tire flips, hill sprints, stair climbs (they are on the first floor of a five store building, perfect for stair running!), pull-up's and lots of weighted exercised. The instructors take time to explain each exercise and they won't partake in the class with you, but instead monitor and correct form (or just encourage you along the way!) 360 offers a large variety of classes, from fitness bootcamp classes to high intensity interval training and core, cardio and toning class to group runs, kettle bell classes and even zumba. Most of their classes are in the morning with the exception of a handful of Monday and Wednesday evening classes which go until 5:30pm and Zumba at 6:30pm on Tuesdays. They also participate in a lot of community fitness events and have teams for many of the local races. They'll provide you with sweat towels and water bottles at the studio, and while there are lockers at the studio, you won't find a bathroom locker area or showers. Make sure you follow them on Facebook for special offers.

My only hesitation for writing this review is that too many folks will want to join on. But of…read morecourse, that would be bad form. So I cannot resist but to share how wonderful my experience has been. Chan has created a supportive community of strength and wellness. She has the most interesting circuits and knows exactly how to encourage each person to improve their physical and mental strength. This is a great place for newbies interested in getting healthier in a welcoming space.

Using my gf's account to review this. The trainers are all fantastic. I've worked out with every…read moresingle one besides Jeremy and would recommend them all. The workouts are great, but it's the trainers I come back for. I'm in my late 20s, and this place helped me go shed off the weight I'd put on sitting behind a desk all day. Then I kept coming back. The workouts are always interesting and varied. The trainers will work with you to establish the areas/types of exercises to focus on. For example, my dad goes here occasionally and focuses more on cardio/flexibility with Brian. Meanwhile, I'm with Joe sculpting stone in the front room.

I attended a workout class here thanks to a recommendation from a friend. Throughout the years, I…read morehave participated in many workout classes and gyms. This place is hands down one of the best classes I have attended. I had such a great workout! I was sore for 3 days afterwards. I appreciate how their workouts are efficient as they can get you a great workout in only 45 minutes. Additionally, they have different classes throughout the week to mix it up. The trainers are wonderful. They make sure you get a good workout and are very personable and caring people. They seem genuinely invested in your progress. It is more expensive than your average gym, but they do provide exceptional workouts and trainers, so it can be worth it if you utilize it!

Let me preface by saying everyone's fitness goals and needs are different. I also wish we could…read moregive half stars in ratings because I would go with a 3.5 for sure. This review is based on 3 consecutive sessions attended during a trial period for $35 for one week. Each studio is different as I learned the one in Durham only charges $7 for one week trial but I digress... The Good: The trainer goes through the workout before starting and there's video screens to provide an additional resources during. Each workout has a proper warm up before and cool down after. Everything is perfectly timed so all you need to focus on is the work you're putting in. The workouts change daily so there's something new to look forward to. Most members are friendly and welcoming, others are aloof which isn't a big deal because I'm there to exercise first. The first day was smoother than I expected. The trainer was ready for me, gave me the tour, and I was set. The workout itself really tested my heart rate, (which I track). I would max out at 170bpm. I took more breaks when it got that high because it's not healthy to keep going. Great workout! The Bad: The stations are properly numbered but the order wasn't the same from day 1 to day 2. Day 3 was the same was day 2 though but still a bit confusing. It feels like the flow should be counter clockwise going from the back to the front, then immediate left to the back. It doesn't and when I missed a station I had to scramble to find the right place which cost me some exercise time. A couple of members wouldn't adjust and stared at me until I realized my mistake. No one was out of line but not adapting was frustrating. The exercises at some stations don't provide an adequate amount of room so I found myself trying to avoid someone's feet in front of me or next to me. I also found the muscles worked wasn't balanced enough. All 3 days I noticed more burn in my quads, back, and shoulders. I should note that I do workout regularly with supersets for weights and jogging and boxing for cardio. I'm 45 and definitely not what I used to be but I'm not off the couch ice cold either. The Ugly: I noted the price difference in the trial periods for different studios and that was annoying. While looking through memberships before joining. I know for a fact I saw an option to buy a lifetime membership for $349. I showed it to my wife and told her that's a great deal if I end up liking the gym. I was about to join after my third session and it...wasn't there...I know what I saw. I mentioned it to the owner and he said he'd never heard of anything like that and there was no way to give me that price for that option. The other options are simply too expensive for zero amenities unless you want to include the restrooms and free oranges. $209/monthly or $159 every quarter. That's too much for what is definitely a great workout but little else. I also kept seeing videos and ads that showed weighted sleds and battle ropes and nothing like that was present. Finally, the owners are nice people but the wife kept interrupting me while I was cooling down and stretching on the floor with my head down. She kept asking people, "Have you met Bryan yet?" Look, it's a very nice gesture and I appreciate wanting me to feel included but that was irritating. It felt unnatural and forced. Let me be clear, she was very sweet during conversation and I appreciate what she was attempting but it was awkward. Ultimately I decided not to join and it's 95% based on that lifetime option disappearing.