Great gym for college students, has a good student discount as well as a tanning bed and red light…read moretherapy.

Beautiful clean new gym with lots of space and plenty of equipment. The gym has a pretty cool video…read moregame "fallout" "vault boy" theme. This gym also has a mini turf area and some space for stretching.

awesome place for seniors also, have some great exercise classes, only down side is no notice if a…read moreclass is cancelled sometimes . Love the water exercise classes and chair yoga classes. Everyone is very nice and helpful

I swim at the pool every other day and use the treadmill and machines the other days. When I have…read moreneeded help on machines, someone has always come and helped and did not make me feel stupid at 68, younger people can due that without even knowing they are. All the young staff I feel are well-trained and very friendly. But today, 6/9 AM, a new gal was a life guard she sat on the bench waiting with her friend to get a lane for laps A young man was on the guard chair. She sat for a while with her friend on the bench and was on her phone, looking down and not at the pool at all. She climbed up the second guard chair when exercise class started and ate a cookie it did not look good! I hate to complain but when anyone is in pool and they are on deck full attention should be on pool. TY

Hello to all, I have been working with Paula Hueners for…read moreawhile now and all I can say is, "what a great teacher, motivator, a woman who loves what she does". I feel so wonderful when our session is done, she really works you! I would suggest going to Paula to everyone. Glad she is a part of my life. Someone who is helping get me strong in my age of 64.

Paula's background as an Occupational Therapist and now a Pilates instructor makes her a wonderful…read moreresource. Go and see her to help your body get strong! Highly recommend!

I can't believe this is their first review, but I suppose if you didn't know about The Yoga Place,…read moreyou'd probably never find it. However, hidden upstairs in the City Square Building on Main Street is a beautiful studio that is guaranteed to change the way you look at yoga. While not a stranger to yoga, the Iyengar method is radically different from any way that I've been taught. From the very first class, you'll actually _feel_ how it's different. Rather than emphasizing flexibility as the #1 most important goal, the Iyengar method teaches proper alignment and utilizes various props throughout the class. It teaches balance and how to use your muscles to their full potential so that you have lifelong fitness and health. It also teaches the deeply calming aspects of yoga...how certain poses can alleviate afflictions, help with insomnia and have restorative qualities. Before your first class, you will be asked to fill out a medical history sheet. I've never had to do this for any fitness class, and I truly wish that I would have! When the instructor knows of your injuries, ailments and limitations, they are able to tailor the class specifically to you. They remember that you have a knee problem, and will modify the pose to meet your needs. Not in a shameful way, but in a "we still want you to participate" way. The classes are not intimidating, and I'd encourage just about anyone to at least take one to see how they like it. The instructors (especially Chris) are kind, encouraging, but will correct you when you are out of alignment so as to prevent injury and to make sure you are getting the full benefit of each pose. Class fees are very reasonable, and they have discounts for students. The varied schedules are nice because they can accommodate morning, afternoon or evening practice. And if you miss a class in your session, they allow you to make it up. You never feel like you're wasting your money if you have to miss a class. I've been to the crowded classes. It's definitely a different way of practicing yoga, but for me, the personal attention and focus on proper alignment have done amazing things for me the last 12 weeks. Please check them out!

Iyengar based yoga. We were traveling walk ins to an 1.5 hour restorative class labeled as for all…read morelevels. Francie led a well structured class. Very clear, personalized instruction. As newbies to Iyengar, but not yoga, we greatly enjoyed the class.

Not necessarily the gym. It's the people that go there. They park outside my business with their…read moremusic blaring for half an hour at a time. They park in our parking lot that is clearly posted no parking. I'm sure this will not get posted on the site because it's not a review of the gym. It's a review of some of the people at the gym. Very frustrating

Best gym in Lacrosse area. Great staff, great variety of equipment, solid hours. Read the negative…read morereviews and you'll see it's from folks who don't embrace difference.

I have been going to Premier Fitness for almost a year now. The monthly rates are reasonable. The…read moregym is consistently clean, there is an excellent array of workout equipment, and the machines are in good working order. The owner Sally is friendly and welcoming, as is her clientele. One thing that impressed me when I first joined is that she took the better part of an hour walking me through the correct set-up and use of each of the main weight machines. For me the location is great and there is plenty of parking nearby. I highly recommend it.

Been a member over 2 years now! Great place to workout with everything you need! Super clean and…read moreequipment well maintained. Thanks for providing this awesome facility to us! Congrats on your upcoming 25th anniversary as an excellent business owner!

This was a fantastic yoga class. I'd consider myself a beginner/intermediate level yogi and the…read morevinyasa power flow class was one of my ideal classes - mind clearing warm up, build some heat, and cool down. Her and the rest of the class were incredibly welcoming to my friend and I being there from out of town. I'll definitely come back if I'm in La Crosse again! Thanks Tammy!

From the owner: Tammy Z' s Yoga Studio offers yoga and Pilates for all levels of ability.read more

Came in to get a membership and the service has been wonderful! Can't wait to start my fitness…read morejourney here!

I completely fulfilled my signed contract of 12 months without late payment and anther 12 months…read morewithout late payment.   After which I called to cancel my membership after 24 months.  I called on January 8th at 4:32 pm and received an email that same day acknowledging I asked to cancel.   I also called January 30th at 3:48pm, I called (AND emailed) their payment processor to inform them of my cancellation that day also at 3:52p.m.  Again, on February 14th at 9:16am, and February 15th at 1:26 pm.   Ever time to cancel my membership that was in good standing. Simple to be ignored and charged. After 8 weeks of trying to cancel my membership. they sent me to collections. I mean WTF, 8 WEEKS asking to cancel

Eupraxia is a nice idea. The workouts are diverse enough to be interesting and yet simple enough…read morethat the instructor is able to help everyone. In this way, the instructor is able to make sure that all participants are doing the exercises correctly. So the workout ends up being vigorous and yet also safe. If participants attend regularly they will end up with well balanced and full-body results. I will admit, my 5 star experience is the Sparta Eupraxia which is too new to be on Yelp yet, but it looks like they are standardizing these gyms so I'm sure the same 5 stars apply in Onalaska.

Stay away from this crazy scam. I was so excited when I moved to the area and joined Eupraxia but…read morewas very disappointed quickly. I got injured every few weeks and had to take off several weeks to let my shoulders, elbows,and knees heal. I could work out only ~6 out of 14 months that I signed up for. They make you do your own warm up at the beginning and there is no stretching at the end. Guidance is minimal. Seem like the guidance is given on the need to know bases. I brought this up with the management however I was told that this is how they will run the place. I would rather go to a place which has warm-up and stretching built into the instructed run exercise time. This place is run by a chiropractor who consider himself a doctor, a scientist and a nutrition specialist however he is a vaccine denier and preach to eliminate nuts from the diet. He sends out articles via email with his jaw dropping ignorant pseudoscience crazy theories about fish oil, probiotics and multivitamins. Being a GI doctor I have a certain level of competence in nutrition and probiotics and I always found this guy's ignorant and misleading spin on these topics appalling and dangerous.

Just got my membership, two locations, 24 hour, kettle bells, lots of free weights, and TRX!!! The…read moreLa Crosse location has a sauna! Can't wait to get in shape!