I had an awesome experience at Retro Fitness in downtown Rochester, MI thanks to KJ. He's always…read morepolite, super welcoming, and incredibly professional. Every time I walk in, KJ greets me with a positive attitude and makes the gym feel comfortable and inviting. It's refreshing to see someone who genuinely cares about the members and the atmosphere. KJ is definitely a standout employee and a big reason I enjoy coming here!

This gym is very small and the training equipment belongs in Greenfield Village in Dearborn. The…read moremachines are very very old. I would not recommend this gym.

The club is clean, the personnel are nice, and classes are included in the $29 membership. I have…read morenever had a problem getting on a machine. The cinema and the sauna keep it interesting. Personal training is available for a fee.

Avoid Edge Fitness if you value your time, money, or sanity. They trap you in a one-year contract,…read morecharge you two separate "yearly fees" during that year, plus $25/month -- it's all designed to drain your wallet. The gym itself is overcrowded, equipment is often taken, and the environment isn't great for real workouts. It might seem like a good deal at first, but it'll end up costing you way more. Go to Planet Fitness or anywhere else instead.

I frequent this Lifetime and I think it is great. The weight room is pretty similar to other…read moreLifetimes, and the pool, tennis and pickle ball areas are much better than most. The GM, Steven, does a great job of going beyond the call of duty to be helpful to guests.

The Lifetime Fitness are generally excellent…read more The way Lifetime Fitness (particularly Rochester Hills) is run is fraudulent and incompetent. Lifetime Fitness double books their spaces (gym, pools). They may charge you extra to use certain amenities (e.g., outdoor pools) You pay a HUGE monthly fee. Then, during peak hours, they rent out that space for classes, parties, swim teams, and more. If they can find any reason to close the amenity early (sometimes they skip contriving a reason) they close it early. When it is open they unevenly enforce the rules. For example, in the lap pool if your child who is 13 swims laps with you they will harass you endlessly, inquiring if your child is REALLY over 12. If your child touches the lane line the guards will blow their whistles. But if a gang of kids obviously under 12 takes over several lanes of the pool, sits on the lane lines, blocks other lanes, and disrupts the areas the guards do nothing. On the weight machines members will sit on one for a half and hour straight watching videos on their phone. The staff will not ask those members to move on. Working out in the weight room is a frustrating experience.

I've always loved this location and Orange Theory more generally. I was super off put today though…read more After class, one of the coaches said over the mic that she "will NOT be watching the superbowl halftime show and wants nothing to do with THAT." In that moment, what always seemed like a safe and politics-free space felt unwelcoming and I don't think I will be back.

It's a great combo of strength and cardio rolled into one sweaty workout, and I feel completely…read moreworked over after each session. I don't feel I need to do another half hour or hour like I used to going to a standard gym with weights and cardio machines (and no coaches running the daily workout). It's intense and it works! Rochester has very friendly and helpful staff and of course their coaches rock!

This is not my favorite Planet Fitness I've been to. I find the layout to be a bit confusing and…read moreit's always packed when I go on weekday evenings. I think they should provide more treadmills, and I can't find the hip flexor machines anymore. Since you scan yourself in nobody says hi to you, and the location doesn't offer a great parking lot to get to. It does the job but it's just OK.

By far the cleanest gym I've been to. I love to see people wiping down the equipment once they are…read moredone. The staff is also always circulating cleaning / vacuuming.

Great husband & wife team w/ a couple add on trainers. My son has improved as an overall athlete…read moretraining 2+ times a week at this location for about 6 months (his previous training team moved & GameChangers was a perfect fit for him) There are a few trainers that provide adult/kid personal training classes. I also love that they keep the workouts affordable and offer private & group classes.

Unfortunately I have a long relationship with CP, and it isn't good. But I take responsibility for…read moremy last go-round with them. I was a member of CP in San Marcos CA twelve years ago. That studio, which was in North San Diego County was one of only two, the other was in downtown San Diego. They were the first CP studios, before the company sold out and started franchising. The studio was huge, the instructors were really good, and the only merchandise they offered were water bottles and a few singlets. I loved working out there but then one my cats became very sick and on a Saturday morning, when I was signed up for a class, I called my vet who said she could come over to euthanize Peanut so she wouldn't suffer anymore. I canceled my class but it wasn't within the 12-hour time window, so they billed me $10, or maybe it was $15, I can't remember for sure now. But I do remember the manager's response. It was essentially: "Too bad." She had no empathy at all, could have cared less. I moved back to MI in 2022 and in April of this year I joined the Club Pilates in Rochester Hills because it's less than five minutes from my house. I was a little, no more than a little, unhappy with the fact that the studio looks a lot like a boutique. Most of the front area is filled up with clothing and accessories. The studio is so cramped that walking between reformers and chairs is similar to walking down church aisles. There's about an inch, maybe two between the equipment to your right and your legs and the equipment to the left and your legs. One of the instructors spent the entire class standing in one spot, playing with her hair. Another instructor, who was pretty good, would often spend most of the class at the back of the studio talking to a couple of the members about her life. Instructors often had trouble with the mic/sound system, so it was sometimes difficult to hear their instructions. Sometimes the music was so loud that you couldn't hear the instructions. I spoke with two members who told me that they'd been injured in a class. I signed up for a three-month membership that I understood to be a trial. I signed up in the studio, everything was done electronically, as most things are nowadays, which is fine. However, I never received the contract via email, although I was told that I would. I was taking six, sometimes seven classes a week, had signed up for classes through the 24th of the month of July. Then I had a family emergency, that required me to be out-of-town for an indefinite period of time. I canceled all the classes, and notified the studio via email that I was canceling, that I was going to have to be out-of-town on and off for weeks and wouldn't be renewing my membership. (The membership started April 22 and went through July 22). I did tell them in the message that when I could start taking classes again I would be going to McEntire Pilates, because I preferred smaller classes. Club Pilates billed me for another month, through August 22: $260. I've gone round and round with the manager, and admit that I referred to her as a callous "you-know-what", to no avail. Over the past couple of days I've done research on CP parent company, Xpotential. What I found out isn't pretty. Hundreds and hundreds of lawsuits have been filed, all over the country, including a suit that the FTC filed, that the company lost. Club Pilates is, as many former members have described on Reddit, Facebook and other platforms/social media, a predatory company that cares only about making money. DO NOT JOIN CLUB PILATES! Find a small, local studio that's focused on you as a person, not as a consumer, a number. Feel free to send me an email if you want more info about my experience(s).

Never tried pilates or yoga before. Came here a little nervous but anyone can do this with the help…read moreof this crew. Everyone is awesome and this place is always clean. I especially enjoy Elizabeth's classes but sometimes it can be hard to get in them.

S Squad Friday mornings are the best! Early start to a great weekend, really gets you pumped. Great…read moreJob Guys and Eric

From the owner: The goal of Rock City Fitness is to offer a creative, challenging, focused environment that…read moremotivates clients to obtain new levels of fitness and self-confidence. Rock City Fitness is an exclusive studio that specializes in 1-on-1 and small group personal training. All workouts are by appointment, with a trainer and tailored to your goal. You will always do the right workout at the right intensity! Workout formats include: 1 on 1 training Small group training Sports Performance Spartan Obstacle Specialist

Stoked that there's a local fitness place in downtown Rochester Hills! Attended my first circuit…read moreboxing class this AM and it was awesome. Josh was an excellent instructor and he was able to make sure everyone had the right form and posture for each rep. Everyone is super nice and supportive. I appreciated how there were enough verbal/ visual directions so if you were a first-timer or repeat client, you can still get in an intense 1-hr workout. They have fantastic student deals and the night time sessions during the week ultimately sold me on signing up as a client. Looking forward to exercising more and having fun. Thanks for a great first-time experience!

From the owner: We have been training athletes and the health-conscious community for over two years All of our…read moreclients have reached personal bests through our training program, and the majority of them wanted more from a gym than just machines and weights. We use a method that every gym in our area lacks: Boxing. We first implemented boxing into our clients' workout plans as a means to do cardiovascular training and increase hand speed for our baseball and basketball clients. It became very popular so we began to do it for anyone seeking personal training for weight loss and strength training. We specialize in cardio/circuit boxing classes, as long as personal/group training that is either private or open! Come check us out today!