Believe it or not Im only 13 years old and I love this place, not only do I have a 3 month…read moremembership but so does my best friend. This is a great place to go if you want to build arm strength leg strength and just let your energy out. The workers are just so amazing, so kind and funny. I come here almost every other weekday and have such a blast. I really recommend coming here. AMAZING staff

Super fun new experience. I went with a friend after getting a Groupon for climbing 101 with…read morepersonal instructor. Tyler, our awesome instructor, was with us for 2 hours teaching us knot tying, belaying, provided climbing tips, and gave a good dose of moral support to get over height or falling fears. They do have belay machines in case you do not have someone to belay for you. My friend and I passed the belaying test so we are all set when we go back together to climb again. As a heads up to those who have rental shoe fear, special shoes are required as part of the climbing gear provided.

Body Rocks studio is an awesome place! A group and I came here for a quick hip-hop dance class,…read morewhere we learned from one of the choreographers at the studio. Opened seven years ago by Shanae, she works diligently to provide an optimal experience for all who enter her studio, and she does that and so much more! If you're ever looking for a purely good time, check out Body Rocks Dance Studio!

The instructors are great at Body Rocks. They are very skilled both as dancers and as teachers who…read morewant you to have fun and do it right. This studio has a nice neighborhood atmosphere. I think that many clients are regulars and it may be family-run, or at least is a locally-owned business. Classes are quick (45 minutes) and incorporate smart warm-ups and cool-downs and possibly a range of exercise equipment in between. Body Rocks is small and friendly - nothing like a mega-gym that is overwhelming and "cold." The monthly fee is a good buy if you go frequently. I recommend trying out all of the different classes. For adults, there is a range from of stretching, cardio, and weight or resistance training. I look forward to returning to Body Rocks and wish them the best of luck!

Good time checking out Nosotros for the first time. It is a smaller rock climbing gym without…read moreharnesses. I think that's important to note to level expectations. There are two "rooms". There is a little bit of exercise equipment as well.

Good price for members, plus the walls change often enough but still enough time to complete…read moreroutes. i love the option for 24hrs access

I hate to do this, but after repeated attempts to contact this business, with no response, this is…read morethe result. I attended starting late summer with the monthly membership and liked it well enough. I moved to Austin, TX in December and called to cancel my membership, after attempting to cancel online and being unable to find that option. It went to voicemail and I left a message. I never heard back from them, and ended up getting charged again in January. I called again and emailed requesting the charge be removed. Again, no response. I got charged AGAIN in February. I emailed again providing the past details and requesting the January and February charges be removed. Still no response when low and behold, I WAS CHARGED IN MARCH. Once in January is one thing. I get it, your busy, it happens in February, that stinks and a I'm a little put out. But there is no excuse now. I have been charged over and over, all the while attempting to follow up directly with the business. I attempted to be proactive and cancel prior to being charged at all to avoid this whole mess, to no avail. Now I am stuck with all the work of disputing these charges with my bank.

We went to a date night couples yoga event and it was fantastic!! It got our blood flowing, helped…read moreus connect, and we got to cuddle at the end! There was a point towards the end of class where every couple was laying together and talking about their feelings and I could hear so many couples crying! It was so moving and connecting for everyone. The space was cute and welcoming and I highly recommend this event!

I visited Be Fitness on October 21, 2025 for a 5am Reformer Pilates class, which is doing Pilates…read moreon the Reformer machine. Call me crazy for waking up so early but why not? LOL. BOOKING CLASSES -- Use their website. I had a ClassPass membership back then so I used my ClassPass credits to book the Reformer class. As of the writing of this review, in July 2026, BeFitness is no longer on ClassPass so guests will need to buy a single class package or a membership directly from BeFitness. A friend told me that they got rid of their Class Pass contract a while ago now. (Side-note: ClassPass is an app that allows members to book classes at different fitness studios and have the option to also access gyms and spas across various cities). REFORMER CLASS -- Anyone that has done a Reformer class knows that it is challenging, especially at 5am. The instructor was good because she provided understandable cues of what to do for each move/exercise. The instructor was enthusiastic as well. Having now taken other Reformer Pilates classes at a different Pilates studio in Avon and Bay Village, I definitely do not think the Reformer Pilates class at Be Fitness was as hard as the others that I've taken elsewhere. Nonetheless, I still recommend BeFitness if you live in the area and are looking for a beginner and intermediate friendly class. The Reformer Pilates class that I took at a different studio was a more advanced class. TIP (Reformer Pilates) -- The good thing about Reformer Pilates is that you can always adjust the resistance straps to increase or decrease the amount of resistance (weight) that you are pulling. SERVICE -- I remember the check-in process being smooth when I entered and the front desk woman greeted me (she was also the instructor). Overall, I enjoyed the Reformer Pilates class. Similar to many fitness studios, they sometimes have deals/sales so join their email list or visit them on social media to stay informed with current discounts. I joined the Cleveland area YMCA a month after visiting BeFitness so I most likely won't be back to BeFitness since the YMCA offers a ton of fitness classes in addition to a full gym, pool, sauna, etc. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 151/250 total reviews in 2026 - 992 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 1 July 2026

I want to start by saying this is my second time giving Be Fitness a chance. After a mass exodus of…read moremy favorite instructors, that should've been my sign. But they hired one of the best Aerialist in the city and I wanted to resume my practice. In addition to restarting aerial myself, I decided to get my niece involved. The studio made it very confusing and did not communicate to me how to register my niece. This resulted in me receiving an email that my registration was canceled, and we missed class. To this day, I have not received any follow up communication from the studio and the instructor was let go. All of this leaves a sour taste in my mouth. I was going to wait until I ran out of class passes to post my review, but this has been on my mind for days. My niece was making great progress and looked forward to attending. Sadly, we will not be members anymore.

As a CWRU student, my two obvious gym options are Veale and 121. Being the broke graduate student…read morethat I am, paying $40/year for a locker sounds MUCH better to me than even the discounted rate students will get for 121 starting this fall. If you are interested in classes then 121 might be the right option. But if you're looking for a good place to workout on your own or with a friend, Veale absolutely fits the bill. The cardio room has plenty of equipment, as does the weight room. There are two pools, a track, and a rock climbing wall as well. And did I mention membership is free for CWRU students and faculty? Just swipe your card. The locker rooms have daily (free) lockers and the paid assigned lockers, as well as showers and hair dryers. They also provide towels (though don't expect soft and fluffy in this department...but they get the job done). I have to say that I am super excited for the extended hours in the fall. Also, many people don't know this but 121 will actually be managing Veale maintenance. What that means for equipment and cleanliness remains to be seen, but I'm certain it will be positive. Overall, if you don't need a "cool" fancy gym and just want a good place to workout, Veale is a great option. I should also say that I workout in the weight room three mornings a week and never feel uncomfortable at all. I've been to gyms where the guys don't always respect the gals who are working out at the same time. Not so here. The athletes, army dudes, and everyday gym junkies have always been nothing but polite. Way to round out a positive review. EDIT: So, 121 is now managing Veale and there are some pretty nice changes going on, i.e. love that they got rid of the yucky drop ceiling in the weight room! Looking forward to seeing all of the changes as they shape up.

The Veale Center is (as of this writing in 2019) a super clean and functional Field House on the…read morecampus of Case Western University. The facility is located in the labyrinth of the school campus and University Hospitals, so use your favorite nav app to get there and use the parking garage. Plan on about a 5 minute walk from your car to the venue.

I had been going to Yoga Roots for 7-8 years and often purchased annual passes. This past year, I…read moresustained an injury and was unable to attend yoga. I contacted Yoga Roots to ask for a partial refund or some other negotiated solution to this problem, and I included a letter from my doctor. It was also under the recommendation by my physical therapist that I avoid yoga. I needed to contact them a few times to get a response. They finally suggested that I wait until I was recovered and they could extend my pass. However, when I contacted them a while later about this, they--once again--did not respond. One would think that since I had been going to the studio for 7-8 years, that they would be more interested in resolving this issue, but it became obvious they were not. If you are considering them as your yoga studio, you may want to ask them what their policy is for unforeseen accidents and medical issues. You may also want to reflect on the ethics of a business you choose to support. Yoga Roots has some wonderful teachers, but because of my recent experience, I could never recommend them.

Yoga Roots is a charming, welcoming, and peaceful oasis of a yoga studio and I am so pleased that…read moreit is within walking distance of my house! Coming off a long illness and series of abdominal surgeries, I have been anxious about getting back into exercise and yoga seemed to me like a nice, gentle way to get back into shape. So, my experience at Yoga Roots has so far spanned their selection of more gentle class offerings: - Slow Flow: The most vigorous of the classes I tried, this seems like it covers most of the bases of a regular vinyasa class, just slowed down somewhat in pace. - Basics: Slightly less rigorous than the Slow Flow, a good way to get acquainted with the poses and how the classes run. - Yin: My favorite so far; this class focuses on releasing deep tissue and ligaments - which is exactly what I need. I'd go to this class every day if it were offered! - Restorative: The most gentle of all; poses are lying down and utilize gravity to achieve a deep, slow stretch. Because I am so out of shape, I was relieved to find this studio to have a welcoming and non-judgmental vibe across all four of those classes and with all of the instructors I have so far encountered. In every class there is a deliberate emphasis on working at your own pace and doing what feels best for your body. With that attitude, I look forward to using Yoga Roots as a resource as I make my own progress back to wellness.

Amazing nice staff and great diverse workouts. It is so cool the way the gym is in a church. Very…read moreclean and beautiful