This was my first time there. If you haven't worked out in a while or are just getting into it,…read moreBEWARE! Today was leg day, my legs hate me and have decided to remain in a jelly state for the time being. With that said, the work out was amazing! The trainer was super friendly and not at all pretentious or judgmental. I have been to gyms before where it's obvious I'm not a fit person and I have felt that the trainers are annoyed by that. I don't remember his name, he told me a few times but I was focusing on trying to stand. He was just super nice. It was awesome. The man at the desk was super friendly too and easy going and not at all giving me any vibe of pressuring me to become a member. I am, I just need to go to more classes to see what membership I want. I bought a group on and used it towards a 10 class pack to figure it out. I have already recommended a friend and am really excited to go back. As soon as I can walk. I liked that it was dark in there so I did t feel so visible in my uncoordinated struggles. I was not at all self conscious. Also, the ratio of women to men was like 8:2 or something like that. So that was a super bonus. Not that I care if men are there, it's just less intimidating when there are a good number of women in a class. For me anyway. I highly recommend it. The only thing is there is no sign, so I drove by it once or twice but I figured it out.

I've been doing crossfit for a while now and Results Boston has one of the best programs around…read more The instructors here really know what they're doing. The place has a juice and smoothie bar which comes in clutch after a tough workout. I signed up for a 6 month program and can't wait to see the results

I was very excited to be at Lifetime. I was invited as a guest and walked in feeling motivated and…read morehappy to experience the gym. Unfortunately, that completely changed after taking a class with the instructor, Alexander Liviner. From the beginning, his attitude came across as arrogant and superior -- exactly the opposite of what I was hoping for. At one point, he made fun of me for being slow. It was completely unnecessary. If he was trying to be funny, it wasn't funny at all. It felt humiliating rather than motivating. I also got a little confused with the weights and accidentally grabbed the wrong one. Instead of guiding me or correcting me in a professional way, he made a facial expression that made me feel like I was stupid. A coach's role is to support and teach -- not to mock or belittle someone who is trying. It also felt like he clearly favored more advanced participants, giving them more attention while others were left feeling invisible. I left the class embarrassed, disappointed, and honestly regretting that I took it. It was a horrible experience. Lifetime should choose instructors who lead with encouragement and professionalism -- not arrogance or favoritism.

I have mixed feelings for this branch. This is a significantly smaller version of lifetime located…read moreconveniently at Wellington station. Lots of parking options. However since it is closer to the city, it's small and has limited amenities. They offer a variety of classes, but their gym space is very crowded. I found their spin and yoga classes comparable to boutique club classes. Their other cardio/lifting classes are better suited for beginners. Their staff is very friendly and they have some tables to work. The only thing outside the small space is that it gets VERY crowded. Which means you're waiting on equipment, the bathrooms get dirty quickly and hard to find locker space. They only have a tiny sauna in the change room which is always full during prime hours. I would not pay a hefty membership fee for just this location.

I came in for an intro class about a month ago and loved it so much that I signed up for a monthly…read moremembership that day and came back that afternoon for another class. To be clear, in the insure class, I felt no pressure at all to sign up for a membership. The whole reason I did the free intro class was because I was looking for a new Pilates gym. All the instructors I've had so far been knowledgeable and clear and their instruction of the moves and what muscle groups I should be using. This is now become part of my weekly routine for fitness.

The availability of booking certain classes is a nightmare!! Not sure if it's a lack of instructors…read moreor a limited amount of reformers.

Have heard mixed reviews, in hearing from East Boston locals, there is an exclusionary aspect to…read morethe way staff treat patrons. Particularly, people of color or those who are not direct friends of the staff have reported on more than one occasion that they are not treated with the same level of hospitality. This is disappointing considering it is the only studio in this area. When people are consistently ignored when they say "hi" or "bye" and others notice, there is a cultural issue.

Class was okay-The overall studio was space was convenient to get to and probably the only yoga and…read morebarre studio in East Boston(?). The space provides free yoga mats and all accessories needed for barre and yoga. The vinyasa class I took I did not find challenging. The sequencing did not flow nor did the music and I left feeling like I did not get a good workout in. Maybe this is due to my skill level but I found it to be meh. I don't think I would go back.

Great gym to hit when I was out of town! Convenient location, clean, friendly staff, great…read moreequipment.

We had a wonderful time here last week at our posture screening event! Management was extremely…read moreeasy to work with and the facility itself is beautiful and well-maintained. Thank you Lynx!

I am new to this gym but not entirely new to CrossFit. I had previously worked out at a gym in the…read morecity that was highly renown and I had a pretty good time there - but this is very different. That location featured coaches who competed in the CrossFit games, which was very cool, but would be cooler if my skill level was higher. I have been to RBP for 3 weeks and have received more personal attention in the classes, the clientele is more diverse in fitness level and everyone is disarmingly friendly. The owner is frequently there and takes time to speak to almost everyone it seems. It also feels like the programming is able to be scaled to my fitness level really easily without feeling like the move is useless or impossible. I just signed up for unlimited and am excited to keep going.

I have gone to RBP off and on for the last year and I wish I could go more - it is about 30-40 min…read morefrom my place!!! I have been a member of many CF gyms throughout PA and MA and this one is by far in my list of top two. The coaches, the members, - everyone is super nice. The programming is great. The coaches are super helpful with modifications. I wish I lived closer.

This will be easy! (FIVE STARS) The entire gym has been…read moreupdated with all completely new equipment, from the free-weight section, all the way over to the other end of the gym, where the machines are, and in between, brand new state-of-the-art treadmills, four stairmasters and all-new bikes. Freaking awesome !!! Also, they have pre-set barbells now, as well.

Love what you guys did with the place. Getting more equipment where it was much needed is a huge…read moreimprovement to the overall gym experience. No more waiting around for long periods for equipment to feee up. Excellent!

Amazing place to train. Very grateful to visit here and be welcomed with open arms by all the…read morestudents and fellow black belts. Daniel is a great instructor with tons of knowledge. Please visit! A+++

I trained with this team a few years ago. The instructor, a first degree black belt, was of low…read morequality. He was able to teach, but had many technical errors. When it came to sparring, it was clear that he was unfamiliar with jiujitsu. The higher ranked team members cheated at tournaments, using the team to have me removed from divisions so that lesser skilled members could advance. Come promotion time, they attempted to enroll me into a pyramid scheme, asking for payments of 2,000 dollars. When refused, they became aggressive and spread negative rumors throughout the community in retaliation. Needless to say, I can not say that this was a positive experience. When I asked corporate about the behavior of this franchise, they at first tried to deny it was even a location. Something is not right with this establishment.