This was an okay facility. The gym was really large and the locker rooms were large and clean, but…read morethe sauna and steam room was closed the week when I tried to go- so that didn't really make me want to join as a member. The facilities are decent, but not necessarily that nice. Locker rooms are okay, not sure I'd feel comfortable walking around without shoes. Overall I'm glad this exists and happy to see places like this - but not sure it's something I'd personally pay money for. The buildings themselves are beautiful and staff is extremely friendly.

The AdventHealth Wellness Center & Spa is not only a place to workout and release endorphins but…read morealso a place to wind down and relax. It was a resort-like experience from the massages and facials offered by friendly staff but also the towel service offered at front desk just before heading to a Zumba class in their newly renovated group fitness studio.

Joined after not having been to an Orangetheory in years! I called to inquire about pricing over…read morethe phone and spoke with Devin, who has to be the most lovely person. He got me and my husband set up quickly and with such a great attitude! We also had our bands set up for when we went in to take our first classes. The trainers are also really great. They quickly introduced themselves as they noticed we were new and throughout the class, they check on you to make sure you're handling everything well and that you're doing the exercises correctly. I have really been enjoying these classes and am excited about going on this fitness journey with OTF!

Came for a Tread 50 class while visiting Orlando. Nice clean little studio. Motivating coach Kyela,…read morevery helpful Kaitlyn at the front. Will come back for another class before I leave FL.

Went for a free class on Friday, first time trying barre. Everyone was very helpful and the…read moreinstructor made sure to help us throughout the class. Afterwards, multiple people came to let us know about the different memberships and pricing. I chose to get the two week experience for now. I went back today and did a define class, I love how organized everything is and that they sell merch as well. I will be back for more classes.

I'm a member at my local barre studio in South Carolina, so I decided to visit the Celebration…read morelocation while on a family vacation. Correspondence prior to arrival was wonderful- and the staff was easily able to get 3 of us enrolled into a 6am class. Class was 75 minutes and included a combination of 3 of their formats. The instructor was super kind, energetic, and friendly! Would visit again if ever in the area.

Imagine going to fitness classes and smiling and laughing as you stretch, bend, step, and lift for…read more45 minutes straight. If you don't have that experience, If your trainer is like a go-go drill sergeant, if it feels like you're training for the olympics... then you haven't trained in one of Ethan Riewaldt's classes. I'm sure Ethan can be all of that, but decades of training others has made him see how to manage the process of fitness based on his trainees. I, for example, am one of the participants in two of his classes for senior citizens at the Rosen Aquatic Center, one in a group class in a fitness room, and the other in a group class in the training pool. These two training environments are quite different. In the pool, the exercise is based on overcoming the resistance of the weight of the water. Since it's difficult to move quickly in water, the pressure on the joints is much less. Conversely, the movement in the training room is done to music that sets the tempo for stepping, using resistance bands, and light weights. It's easier to move, so the resistance is your own mass and the bands and weights. I get a complete workout in each of these two classes, and that would be enough for me to attend. But being in a class led by Ethan has it's advantages. First, my classes are full of people who you can get to know better because of the relaxed, uncompetitive, and positive tone in the training room and pool. Second, and more important, it's Ethan who sets that positive tone. He tells stories, asks questions, makes jokes, yet is clearly serious about the work he does. He cares about those he trains, asks about our health, hears our jokes and stories, and drinks a quick cup of coffee with us when we have time between his classes. I know he trains others as a private trainer, including kids and people he's been working with for years, and it's clear to me why people stay with him. Ethan is an experienced pro and a former dancer, athlete, and performer at Disney and elsewhere. He is open and easy with people, positive in his approach to life, and committed to excellence. Need a trainer? Contact Ethan.

Ethan taught my youngest daughter to swim last summer and we'll keep using him. His lessons were…read moresuch an improvement from group swim lessons at the YMCA for a comparable price. Not only is he good at teaching swimming, he's exceptional at building rapport with children. I highly trust him and recommend him to my friends.