Best total body workout in Atlanta - low impact but total body conditioning. If you haven't tried,…read moreyou're missing out! Great studio for athletic wear and you can't find better instructors.

This is probably the best true lagree class i've taken. It didn't hurt, the music was loud but not…read moretoo loud, the space was nice, and the instructor was good. I have issues sometimes with poor programming of class hurting my back, but it didn't here.

I had a chance to do a free workout at this gym and had a great experience…read more The company actually has their own line of supplements that I use regularly. The gym is fully loaded for any powerlifter to use. Plenty of squat racks and deadlift stations with bumper plates. This is probably the best powerlifting gym in town.

I found the Citadel Nutrition Training Center through the Georgia Tech Barbell Club, and I've…read morecontinued going even as an alumnus. As an olympic lifter, it is hard to find gyms within the perimeter (outside CrossFits) that allow you to olympic lift or drop the bar. Not only is it great for Olympic lifting, but they have a wide range of equipment from powerlifting to strongman to a ceiling rope to a rower to dumbbells, etc. Great atmosphere of people who just love to be strong. In addition, Citadel Nutrition's line of supplements is ON POINT. I've never seen a supplement company with such minimal ingredient lists. Their Tier 1 pre-workout leaves me feeling energized but not jittery, and never feels like I just dosed myself with chemicals. Clean burn. I love that they have a powdered vitamin that I can mix in to shakes and whatnot instead of taking pills, and their fish oils are super high quality (no fishy burps!). The quality of their products is matched only to the quality of their gym space. The guys over at CN are genuine about their love of fitness and it shows.

This place was a great workout. I went to one of the classes they offered. We did a warmup on a…read moretreadmill or stationary bike then went to do sets of abs, arms and legs. Everyone at the gym was incredibly friendly. Each time I asked someone how long had they been going to the gym, they gave their answers in years vs months... 6 years, 12 years, etc. Everyone was extremely happy at the gym. It was an easy location to go to, good parking... The equipment was older but functional. The trainer was very knowledgeable and really seemed to care about how I was performing the exercises, making sure that I performed them properly vs just doing an exercise.

Love this gym. Found it through Class Pass and so far have only been able to take the 10am class on…read moreSaturday because it's a little far from me. That class though is the best workout on ClassPass in my opinion just ahead of Blast. It starts with a 20 minute uphill run followed by non-stop circuits focused on different movements and muscle groups for a full 40 minutes. If you did this workout every day, you'd be in amazing shape - no doubt.

I generally operate by an "assume positive intent" mindset, but I'm sharing this in hopes of saving…read moreothers time, money, and frustration -- especially when it comes to something as important as your health and wellness. Don't go to STAT Wellness. There are far better wellness clinics in Atlanta with more knowledgeable providers, stronger communication, and a genuine focus on patient care over profit. Unprofessional communication, disorganization at every step, lack of medical depth, and a disappointing level of follow-through have made this one of the worst healthcare experiences I've had. My Experience: I began seeing Jacqui Bartholomew, Family NP, at STAT Wellness in April 2025 for help identifying hormonal and GI imbalances I've struggled with since IVF several years ago. From the start, scheduling was disorganized - two separate people (a "patient specialist" and front desk) responded to my messages in their app, leading to multiple appointment mix-ups. STAT requires an extremely detailed health history, lab uploads, and background forms, yet I'm still unsure that information was ever used. On more than one occasion, I reminded Jacqui of personal & maternal health history she seemed unaware of, which changed her recommendations. Cost: The initial visit was around $900. It did include an InBody scan - which, ironically, is free at most gyms but request for an update at my first in-person follow-up 6 months later was told it would be a couple hundred dollars ha. The first session was mostly conversational, and while Jacqui's tone was warm, her answers were vague or dismissive. Follow-up was painfully slow; it took nearly four weeks (April 22-May 19) for her to provide a plan. Caveat, some of the delay was due to continued scheduling mishaps mentioned above & a 1 week reschedule on my behalf. The follow-up visit was 30 minutes virtually just enough to skim lab results (and this wasn't free, it's another ~$200). My questions about blood levels were inconsistently answered - often with "false positive, don't worry about it." I was told to do the Whole30 diet, but no guidance was provided on implementation, reasoning, or reintroduction. The written notes afterward didn't include any pertinent details from our call. I have call recordings and documentation showing this gap. Jacqui also recommended electrolytes, suggesting I purchase specific in-house or branded options - none of which were Whole30 compliant. When I asked about the contradiction, the response (from a nurse via the app) was simply, "Jacqui says it's okay" or to make an at home version with OJ and coconut water. The communication setup was odd; you never actually hear from your provider directly. By my October follow-up, things had only worsened. Check ins are through the app and limited to patient-directed, many times I'd wait 1-2 weeks without a response. I never was asked how things were going, given guidance on whole30 reintroduction, asked if symptoms were improving based on the new supplements I was prescribed (through their in-house service, of course). Jacqui was about to go on maternity leave, and I tried to be empathetic, but if you're charging thousands for medical care, patients deserve focus and clarity. She again couldn't answer basic questions about my labs or protocol and told me the follow-up InBody scan would cost extra - for a machine that takes 60 seconds to use and is free elsewhere. By then, I had spent nearly $2,000 at STAT with little to show for it. Since leaving, I've done my own research, consulted other NPs, and even had AI analysis of my labs - and much of what I was told at STAT doesn't line up. When I finally sent feedback expressing my disappointment, the clinic offered a complimentary 30-minute consult with a different provider. I'm still undecided if I'll take it, it's currently scheduled for next week, but I wanted to share my experience in hopes others can make more informed choices. Bottom line: I wish I had something positive to say about STAT Wellness, but I simply don't. The care felt shallow, transactional, and misaligned with their stated mission. Save your time, your money, and your trust...there are many better wellness clinics in Atlanta.

Stat is an amazing place.. I've been working out there for several years now and love the community…read moreof healthy individuals I see most mornings.... the high -quality instruction provided there is second to none. Camille stands out for her incredible enthusiasm and attentive coaching--her encouragement and guidance has made a noticeable difference in my form, motivation and results. I don't get to see Titiana much due to schedule -- but she also gets a big kudos!!

Staff is always so kind and helpful, there is such a wide variety of machines throughout the gym,…read moreplus they have a pool which most gyms can't say they have. At first the membership seemed pricey, but considering all the wide range of equipment that is there it is totally worth it.

I like the facility but feel like it is too expensive ($79) for single people without kids who use…read morecardio and weights. The peloton bikes are constantly broken and take weeks to fix. It is still the best option for me and I appreciate the opportunity to be a member.

I Love this gym! J'rai, the manager, has made so many improvements since taking over the gym…read more Repairs to the equipment, always clean, good music, TVs that work. I stopped going to LA Fitness and Aspire and only go to Workout Anytime. 24/7 makes it so convenient. Oh! And the Hydro Massage machine. A full body massage with different speeds and intensity. I use it after every workout. And the best leg workout machine I have ever been on. You ride it like a surf board. Hey! You should check this gym out and see for yourself. Kenny

I spent two months fighting this gym just to cancel a membership I tried to opt out of from the…read morestart, and I have documents, photos, and call logs to show. Workout Anytime advertises a free 1-day trial. What they don't advertise is that the Howell Mill Road location is essentially unreachable by phone. I called repeatedly during the 7-business-day cancellation window. Every single call went to voicemail. No one ever called back. The cancellation window closed, I was billed, and when I tried to address it, I was met with a wall. I formally cancelled with ABC Financial on March 23rd. They confirmed it. Charge attempts hit my card on March 24, 25, 26, and 27. Four days straight after a confirmed cancellation date. The $19.50 "service fee" was assessed after my cancellation effective date. That's not a billing error, that's a pattern. Virginia Smith at this location is the single biggest problem here. When I came in person on March 27th, she refused to tell me her name, refused to print a copy of my membership contract, and told me Workout Anytime doesn't advertise a free trial, while that same free trial was live on their website. ABC Financial confirmed she could authorize a waiver of my balance with one phone call. She refused. I sent her two formal written notices. No response to either. On April 6th I gave up fighting and just paid the $113.98 to trigger the cancellation process. My membership then sat in "pending cancellation" until April 23rd. That's 58 days from enrollment to full cancellation, for a gym I tried to leave within the first week. Avoid this location. Avoid Virginia Smith. If you're already a member and trying to cancel, do everything in writing, send letters certified mail, and call ABC Financial directly, don't expect the owner to help you.

I really love X3 Midtown overall. Coaches Steve, Sergey, Tyreick, and Nick are fantastic --…read moresupportive, motivating, and they create an upbeat energy that makes the gym feel like a community. That's why the Saturday 10am kickboxing class is so disappointing. The instructor is often late, on his phone, disengaged, and brings zero energy or motivation to the class. It feels like he simply doesn't care, which is the complete opposite of the vibe the rest of the gym works so hard to create.

I have trained at X3 Sports for many years and my experience has always been positive. I've done…read moreeverything from kickboxing, boxing, fast track, Muy Thai to most recently, BJJ. Practicing any one of these disciplines will get you in the best shape of your life and X3 has the staff in place to help you meet your goals. Tony Tucci in particular has been a transformational coach who really cares about the growth of his students and inspires them to keep pushing themselves. It seriously has been life changing and I cannot recommend this gym (all locations) to those that are ready to take their health and fitness to the next level. All you have to do is commit to show up, and the instructors at X3 will do the rest.

I've been training with Adam for about 6 weeks and it's been great. The gym is nice, all the…read moretrainers have a great energy (even with the clients they aren't working with), and Adam has been great at setting the right intensity to keep making progress without pushing so hard that I feel like I might get injured and lose progress (which was important to me as I was getting back into training). After 4 weeks I lost 15 pounds and feel great. I'd definitely recommend any of the trainers at the gym to anyone looking to really improve their health and fitness. Update: I've now lost 23 lbs total in the two months I've been working with Adam. I'm extremely impressed by his commitment to helping me hit my goals and the willingness of the entire team to provide thoughtful advice on issues that come up (e.g. nutrition and training questions) as I make progress. I'd give more than 5 stars if I could. Final Update: I ended up losing about 30 lbs in my first 3 months at the gym (I'm still training there). It's been a great experience and I'd recommend it as the best place to go if you are very serious about getting in better shape (specifically to improve body composition).

Great experience thus far! I used to hate working out but having someone encourage me and make a…read morepersonalized plan that works towards my goals is so helpful! Trainers do everything they can to work with you, help with nutrition, design workouts for you through the week, text reminders.... super great. pricy but worth the investment. I love working out here. Lots of employees are family or very close so they are a tight group and all super nice and sweet! They never pack the place so you always have your equipment ready to go for you. they can even train you and a friend at the same time if you have similar goals which is unique! Thanks Caroline for all the help!