There are two kinds of people in Tulsa: those who know about this place, and everyone else…read more I moved to Tulsa two years ago with a variety of health ailments consistent with the Millennial condition and a vague notion that Pilates might help. I'd grown to understand exercise as the necessary punishment for a lifestyle high in carbohydrates (aka as a young adult I was raised on a diet of overpriced bootcamps), and the greatest discovery at Total Pilates was that exercise could (should?) actually function therapeutically. Did you know you could "look forward" to "working out"? Through migraines and aches and pains and ups and downs this place has kept me from going unhinged. Lisa (owner) has assembled a gifted team. Given my sensibility I work primarily with Jeanie, who was originally described to me as an architect of pain but is actually more like a shaman, or a highly skilled orthopedic specialist? Have you ever taken an exercise class from a radio personality? Now that Pilates is my singular personality trait I've visited studios on both coasts. We are spoiled to have access to this team and the space. I insist on bringing people here when they visit town.

This place is close to my home and I had gone to floor Pilates regularly a few years ago. There was…read morenot a reformer class when I was there like I had hoped but there was the spring class but it was hard to get into it. It was hard to get into the classes so I stopped going. Recently, I contacted the studio again to try to attend classes again and again, I received an initial contact but when it came down to scheduling a class, I didn't get any response. Very frustrating and disappointing.

It was an amazing workout. Everyone was so nice and kind there! Taking a first class was so easy…read moreand not intimidating at all because of staffing!!! Love love love it here.

Great variety of classes! Teachers are the best & the community here is unlike any other for a…read moreplace to workout & connect! Good for any fitness level! Always challenging!

Was a guest for the day. It was AMAZING! Worked out in their beautiful exercise area. Then did…read morehydro massage therapy . Then the rest of the day by the pool. Last a relaxing shower in the very clean shower room. All toiletries included , towels shower gel shampoo conditioner and lotion. Swimsuit spinner and hair dryer

To begin, if you don't know, this gym's members lean toward the affluent. You can see the evidence…read moreexamining the parked cars, the spectrum of services typically offered at a country club, and the what I call "the new shoe parade" (adults over 40 wearing the most trendy athletic shoes). Glaring discrepancies: - the men's bathroom stalls don't stay locked efficiently and have a peek-a-poo gap you can use both eyes to see through. They'll spend money on fake plants, yet won't fix what's needed (this applies to other issues as well) - so far this summer, the outside "hot tub" is either disgusting, jets don't work, flooded with kids under 12 (there's a rule against that), or it's closed off - when it's busy, you'd swear no one in the greater Tulsa area is going to any other gym at that moment - it's succumb to the "Premium" disease. Some things you can't do unless you pay more - and a general membership is already pricey - if you want to play pickleball - good luck. They change the schedule of when the courts are available for whatever types of players. If it's free play, you might end up waiting awhile before you play again. There's only 3 courts. That's all for now. I'm sure there's other issues. Those are just from my lens. Two stars simply because it has so many services. Think "Costco" of gyms. It's got a dystopian feel and it's up to you how much kool aid you want to drink.

This is a giant gym. I got in with a founders membership. It is a lot cheaper and I have all the…read morebig perks. They have all the things you can imagine is in a gym including a tanning bed, spray tan and an infrared sauna. There are also hydro massage areas and showers. It's not as clean as I would like, but that's on the members, I suppose. I typically walk around with a paper towel that has been sprayed to wipe stuff down. I rarely see anyone else do it. Heads up! Other than that, it is decent. They do offer personal trainers and have beverages at the front.

I gave 5 stars just bc of Ty (TyShawna) at the midtown location. I went in to sign up yesterday & I…read morementioned to her that I am neurodivergent. So I get overwhelmed by lights and sounds sometimes, she went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable throughout the whole process! After we were done I sat in the waiting area,to wait for my son to finish his workout. She saw that I had gotten overwhelmed and came to check me & took me to a quieter area. That really meant a lot to me, I really appreciate what she did for me

I've been to other Orangetheory locations, and this staff is the best! They're encouraging,…read morepersonal and remember each member's name and adjust to their needs. We also have monthly happy hours and events that keep members engaged. Been a member over four years and love it!

Highly recommend - especially for anyone trying to control ADHd or depression. The orange lights,…read moremusic and keeping your heart rate in the "orange zone" gives a great blast of endorphins that will last all day. The structure, detailed routines and instructions are just what everyone trying to control the chaos in their brain needs. The South Tulsa coaches - Mac, Ryan, Niki and Heather - are all inspiring, fun, personable and warm. Will help you with any modifications you need. (Serious athletes and all those in between seem to love it too!)

Rachel is the best spin instructor! I may be a little bias though since she's the only spin…read moreinstructor I've gone to in Tulsa. I used to spin an aggressive amount before my pregnancy with my almost 4-year-old, and have really abandoned spin since about January 2019 when I was feeling way too pregnant. I actually met Rachel at the co-working space I am a member at and she invited me to come spin with her class sometime. I did not realize she meant that it was HER class that she led. She does a great job of working with a group of folks with an array of skills and experience. Eventually, I'll bite the bullet and get a membership. I live super close to the south Tulsa location, and my girl Rachel doesn't reach down there often. I know I'd find someone there who I love, I just really appreciate her specifically as a spin instructor and the energy and positivity that she radiates in her classes.

A friend loves Cycle Bar and sent me a coupon for 3 free rides. I finally signed up and made plans…read moreto go. It was surprising how apprehensive I felt about it (trying new things is hard!). I'm glad I forced myself to go. I had such an amazing experience. The instructor and front desk employee welcomed me as soon as I walked in. I mentioned it was my first time in and they made sure I got all set up before the 9am class so I could join. There was pre-planning I had no clue about! The front desk staff has a screen with all the available bikes and asked me which one I preferred (there's probably about 30 divided in 3 rows). My first instinct was to choose one in the back row so I could hide but before I could answer, the instructor, Ashlee, suggested two spots on the middle row to make sure I had a good view of her to follow along. This was so thoughtful, especially because she went inside to make sure she had picked the best one for me. Const (not sure if this is how their name is spelled) helped me choose the right cycle shoes - they have special shoes that clip-on the bike! She also assigned a locker for me to place my jacket, cell and other belongings. The bike has a space for your water bottle so you can bring that in. They also have towels - definitely grab one, you'll most likely need it! The cycle space itself is almost dark, there's little light by design, I think so everyone feels comfortable. Const walked inside with me to show me how to clip-on and set up the bike before hand (it has to be at the right height according to your own body). The class itself was so upbeat and high energy! Ashlee was super encouraging and it felt like cycle therapy for sure. I'm used to low intensity cardio so it definitely hit my body hard. The only reason why I'm not giving it full stars is because the membership is a bit pricey for me. I will definitely be back.

I have been a member for several years. It's a good health club with top quality machines, 2 salt…read morewater pools, pickle balls, and lots of classes. I just haven't had time to go and it looks like life will be busy for me until next January, so I am canceling my membership. When I called the business office to ask if I could put my membership on hold for a few months, the lady who answered the phone was rather rude. I asked about pausing my membership and she said in a harsh rather scolding tone that I couldn't cancel a membership over the phone but would have to go in. I told her I didn't ask about cancelling but pausing. She said there's no pausing, again in a harsh tone. I might join again when I have more time. I had been told a couple of years ago that I could pause for a couple of months. I guess they changed that policy.

The locker room facilities are great and very clean. I like…read morehaving my own locker and the option of having my laundry done. I enjoy the wet sauna Plenty of staff always on hand to help or answers questions about equipment or make suggestions about exercises. Staff is always friendly; even at 5:30 am!!! Great place to make new friends.

I've been a member of planet fitness since 2012, today I canceled my membership. I've been using…read morethe riverside location for several years now and I've never had to many complaints and I've never voiced a complaint while working out at the club. Since last year there has been multiple incidents of older Karen's approaching me while using different machines and very rudely asking if I'm done with the machine while I'm clearly not, every time I say I'm still using it they then role there eyes or say something under there breath while walking away from me. Today another Karen approached me and again same situation happened, but this time after being disrespectful she then went to a manager and complained about me for not bowing down to her and kissing her feet and I wasn't going as fast as she wanted me to. She then pointed at me and kept staring at me while complaining. She then exited the gym. There was 100 different machines that could have been used for triceps instead she wanted to start a confrontation at that point. This is the reason I really canceled the membership, I approached the manager very calmly after she left and basically was just venting, I wasn't yelling and there wasn't anyone around us to hear out conversation. I told him that she was trying to start a confrontation and I didn't appreciate her approaching me like that and he basically blew me off, I wasn't demanding he revoke her membership or even chew her out, I basically wanted him to acknowledge that I shouldn't had been talked to like that. He wouldn't even look me in the face when he was talking to me and tried to dismiss my complaint like it's not a big deal and tried making me out to be the bad guy. All he had to say was I understand how you feel and if she does that again come and report it to him, I'm not going to a place where I'm consistently getting disrespected by members and there staff. He provided terrible customer service and I hope he gets better training on how to listen and not dismiss people with a legitimate complaint. And I hope with more training he better understands by dismissing complaints like that he is missing the bigger problem that when you have members who are clearly trying to start confrontations that needs to be addressed not dismissed because they are going to have a much bigger problem in the future because she's going to do that to someone isn't as nice as I am. The other staff at the club have always been nice and never disrespectful as he was and the fact how he was trying dismiss me and trying move me along so didn't have to do his job was pushing me to cause a scene and get even more angrier because how terrible he handled that situation, luckily I chose to be a bigger person and leave because I have way more respect for the club than he does. Whoever reads this review just know that if you have a serious complaint and your trying peacefully resolve it because of members trying to start altercations with you don't go to the guy with the mullet go to someone above him or call corporate because he's not going to take your complaint seriously and will handle it very poorly even if you've been a member for many than a decade.

We're fans. PF is a brand new gym built into the bones of the old Lubys. Bonus: I often feel the…read morethe spirit realm encouraging me to eat roast, steamed carrots and a slice of pie around 5:00 Friendly staff. Everything you need in way of equipment. Nice, clean locker/ shower / restroom facilities. Parking is plentiful in lots on both front side lots. The rotational stations are pretty well laid out. They generally accommodate all the partakers. And I love all the step stations in the middle of the 30 min room. When I'm ready to go beast mode, i keep the heart rate going between resistance machines -- by GETTING MY STEP ON! Multitude of TVs with plug-ins on cardio. Audio works *most of the time. Music playing over the PA at an appropriate volume from the PF house channel. Constructive criticism: - Place yoga mats in an accessible way. - On the water bottle station by the rear water fountain -- what's the deal with it occasionally dispensing HOT water ? - Need to install a thermo-nuclear smell shield facing the Burger King across 71st Street to help me focus on my work out. - Family membership can create real chaos in whose bar code tag is assigned to whom. My wife had to have tags reissued 3 times to get it sorted. (One of those times i watched almost a whole episode of Seinfeld while she was at the counter. Hey I was elipsing also!) CONCLUSION: PF is no- frills. It feels like muscle heads, hot young kids, 30ish and old folk can all co-exist here in harmony. For its price point, features, and staff friendliness - I am a big fan!