This is my first exercise experience back after having hip surgery a year ago. I was nervous to get…read moreback into fitness but read a lot about the benefits of cycling and the support of muscle growth relative to my hip. Everyone has been incredibly welcoming and the studio is clean. I've only been going for a few weeks now, but it's become one of my favorite parts of my week. While Sundays and mornings are not my favorite combination, Emma is energetic enough to make it so fun while getting in a good workout. I haven't had a bad class or a bad instructor and I can't recommend these spin classes enough!!

I struggle with going to the gym because I don't know what I'm going to do, and get super…read moreoverwhelmed with everyone there. I knew I needed someone to tell me what to do at a workout, or I won't have the motivation to show up at all. I was introduced to CycleBar and they offered a free class for first timers so I went with my friend! I was absolutely hooked! I think it's my 5th month now and after trying out several instructors, I found my personal favorites! I highly recommend Britt, Nicole, and Leah, and Ali! I love that every instructor has their own style and they are so encouraging in class. The space is always clean and they have free shoes to use! There's also a water bubbler, and towels for use at the studio. After taking classes at CycleBar, I tried other spin classes around Boston. They were fun but I love how CycleBar sends you your stats after every class, which most studios (if not all) don't. This motivates me to push harder and try to improve from my previous classes. Parking is also free (if parked under 3 hours) in the garage, which is a HUGE plus for me.

i'm a new spin-er so my experience is only after the three classes I've been to but so far I've…read morereally enjoyed them. They are challenging for me but very fun! I've seen two different instructors and like them both a lot. I'm excited to keep coming. The girls at the front desk are welcoming and knowledgeable and the instructors are fun. The class itself is very intense, but I know that I'm getting a good workout in.

The Handle Bar has been my favorite cycling studio I've tried in the area! Switched to the Harvard…read morelocation after being a Charlestown regular because of the Hotbox studio update, and I've been so happy attending classes here. The studio is really spacious and I've loved every instructor I've tried. I give myself extra time to drive in so I can find parking but I've always been able to find decent street parking. Highly recommend Raisa and Courtney as instructors!

I'm a really big fan of Turnstyle. They actually recently merged with The Handle Bar, another spin…read morestudio in the area. This specific location is really convenient, as it's located fairly close to the Kendall Square T stop. I will say that I think the layout of some of the other local studios I've been to have been a bit better and felt more spacious, especially because the classes are usually pretty packed. From my experience, all the spin instructors have been great. The spin studio is dark and the music is loud. It's a very specific vibe, but I find it fun!

This studio is small and in a dingy basement, but the instructors work with it and generally…read moredeliver a solid class each time. 3 stars for: (-) *weights (especially the 3-pounders in the bin by the instructor's bike) are getting worn and nasty *BO, as others have mentioned *inconsistently good teachers (though it seems they've just turned over a lot in the last 6-8 months and it's evening out (in a good way) again) (+) *very accommodating staff *free shoe rental *generally good music/playlists

The Inner Cycle is a unique place. It is welcoming, inclusive and you can tell the owners and staff…read morecare deeply about people and their classes. The Beverly studio has a great community. The support amazing causes and frequently give back. If you want to spin, you should spin here.

Every time I spin at Inner cycle I have an incredible experience. Their classes surpassed all my…read moreexpectations. The instructors were absolutely outstanding, displaying expertise and passion that elevated the entire workout. The energy in the studio was infectious, creating an atmosphere that motivated me to push beyond my limits. It was an unbelievable spin studio where every class felt like an exhilarating journey, leaving me energized and inspired. Your studio is the Best! David D

Hellz ya, this place is badass! Lera's HIIT sing will push you to your limits! ‍‍…read more The studio is clean, bright, and has great bikes and amenities.

My goodness, I love FireCycle! I was first introduced in 2019, when I went to a class to support a…read morefriend who was a new instructor at the time. After a hiatus of a few years, I started attending weekend classes with a friend, and have had a great time. FireCycle has a sense of community that other studios just don't - the instructors (especially Jordan and Tim) are amazing humans who take the time to get to know and support you, no matter what level you're at. The music choices are always great, the studio is always clean, and I feel great during and after classes. The studio is located directly across the street from the Crescent Street municipal parking lot, and there is usually street parking as well, which is great for someone who drives in from Cambridge every weekend!

Come here to train and enjoy this place very much. The free weights/ gym area is very clean and has…read moreeverything you need, although it is a bit compact. They offer a ton of bootcamp classes and it's really a little family in here. There are 2 bootcamp rooms, one more designed for intense workouts, the other more so for yoga and dance classes. Downstairs there are showers and a cycling studio. Staff is very friendly and the owner is super nice. If you are in the area, I'd suggest you to come here. They take care of you here.

I need to update more when I've been to more classes, but on first impression - this place is…read morelegit. 35m high intense workouts for busy people? I have never been to a group class that is less than 1 hour unless it was a cross-fit class that is a weight training/paired with a 30m workout. But you get a great workout in that timeframe. Things to note: 1) Right off the Sullivan Square Orange line (so if you are coming from the back bay - it's convenient) or there are some parkings spots (3) and some street parking if you get there early. 2) Very clean locker rooms (2 showers and some products) plus towel service & lockers (bring a lock though). 3) You don't need to be in rock solid shape to go. The trainers are cool - especially Pat who is like the morning trainer and will adjust depending on your ability. 4) Workouts include ropes, TRX, pull ups, weights. 5) First 3 classes are free. And then you can get punch card or monthly options.This will cost you around $120 a month - but you know this is cheaper than cross-fit or the equinox. And I honestly hate gyms and I need a group environment to help motivate myself. They are doing a groupon or guilt city deal right not too. This is a local place, so if you are a traveling consultant, etc. - it does stink that it's not global. But always support the local communities! 6) There is a weight room for pre/post workouts 7) Someone rents a spin class studio room. God, I hate spin - but maybe I haven't been to a good one yet. 8) Awesome morning times, lunch times, and afternoons. 9) They have mommy plus stroller classes. 10) Outdoor classes at the bunker hill monument (45m instead of 35). But it's not convenient if u are not driving. Take orange to community college and walk like 15m. If u r in the area and looking for a high intense workout, you should drop in. People are super nice and it's a convenient location in Boston.

I checked out Rev'd for the first time with a couple of friends and overall we had a pretty good…read moreexperience. We were all different levels of cycling experience, from my friend who was an absolute beginner, to experienced and regular cyclers like me and my friend. First, the location of this is nice in Back Bay and by Newbury street, however finding the actual studio is kind of tricky. It's tucked behind a Caffe Nero so if you go up the escaladers, make a left into Caffe Nero and then pretend to keep turning and heading towards the back (so make a full a U-turn) and you'll find the studio. The studio has lockers to store your stuff in, but you may have to wait for the class ahead of you to finish as it's pretty limited and also the hallway is tight to hang out at. To keep it simple, for those who want a solid cycling workout, Rev'd definitely will give that to you. We had a solid 45-minute class that you can really make what you want out of from an intensity standpoint. During the class, you're assigned a bike, which as a first time guest, I wasn't able to change. That was kind of annoying since my friends and I couldn't actually be near each other during the class. You also will need to have clip-in bike shoes, but if you don't they rent them for $3 at the front, so keep that in mind if you plan on regularly participating in cycling classes. The class itself is LOUD, so if you're sensitive to noise or just want to protect your hearing, grab earplugs at the front desk for the class. Our class also utilized the "light wall" in the back that reflects off the mirror at the front of class. Because of this, the instructor plays a lot with the lighting. If you're sensitive to lights on/off and flashing lights like at a concert, this studio may not be for you. It was definitely a lot of effects, but made for an interesting experience. For people who don't like cycling for the movement or exercise, I could at least see why showing up just to enjoy the pseudo-concert experience might be a nice alternative. From an overall community perspective, I think they do more than a typical studio to celebrate it's "team" such as give out little certificates to new comers when they check in to congratulate them on their first ride, and celebrating people hitting milestone rides or having birthdays. I actually really appreciated that aspect of the community. Outside of that, the instructor in my case didn't actually come up to new riders to help get them situated and set up the bike, which I personally don't like from the perspective of helping new riders feel comfortable and confident taking one of the classes. I ended up helping my friend and a few people around me adjust their bike and clip in. So just a tip for those who are new to cycling. If you need help, definitely make it clear to the instructor that you would like their assistance, because it probably won't come otherwise.

Rev'd is a great studio for people who like consistency and community in their workouts…read more I personally didn't have the best experience as a first time client. The instructor started the class and turned off the lights the second he walked in the door which didn't give me a chance to figure out how to clip into the bike. I couldn't figure it out for the first 10 minutes since the room was pitch black which meant I only rode for 35/34 mins. The music was really cringey and sounded like royalty free which I didn't love. The choreography is very repetitive which bored me as a dancer, but is definitely preferred by many people. The studio is pretty hard to find since it's not well marked on google as being in a mall and you're not let into class if you're more than a minute late which I didn't realize before going, however I was able to wait for the next class. an hour later so I still got to workout. The staff are all super nice and the people who come to these classes are all regulars which creates a nice vibe for someone looking to find workout buddies. Don't let my opinions stop you from trying this studio - its a great studio for many people it's just not my vibe.

As a newbie to Spin , all I can say is im addicted!! Such an amazing vibe in this studio and…read moreeveryone is so welcoming! The I instructors motivate you with an amazing workout with music and dark lighting, sets the mood for you to have fun and sweat !

Amazing experience! I was brand new to spin class when I started going to CycleFierce. I was out of…read moreshape and totally intimidated. By the end of my first class I felt stronger, invigorated, and addicted! I started purchasing ride packages and went to classes whenever I could (would have loved a few later classes to be more accommodating of my work schedule). CycleFierce helped me lose 30lbs! Staff are amazing and make you feel right at home! If I hadn't moved to North Carolina, I'd still be a regular! I haven't had a spin experience that has even come close to what I had there. Great place! Give it a try! You won't regret it!

I went once on the $15 intro special. It took me a while to actually find it. The place is in need…read moreof a makeover. The cabinets to put your belongings in were beat up and stained. The shower needs a scrubbing and the body wash was empty with a gross bar soap on top. The bikes don't have computers. Also, way too loud. There's no place for people to exist in between classes so you just squish your way out. Staff was extremely friendly though. They were cleaning the bikes off after class.

I was visiting the area and decided to try the Tuesday 6:30 am class. Come early because there is a…read more5-6 minute walk from the parking lot. The previous instructor was about to lock the door as I was 5 minutes late. She was kind enough to still let me in (5 minute grace period - so be forewarned). Since I am NOT a spinner she also helped me get clipped into my bike - which was so nice because the class already started and it was dark. The class itself???? AMAZING!!! I really do not like spin and will try to find any other workout if I can. But this place was close to my hotel and had the right time for my schedule. I am from Los Angeles (have tried SoulCycle and Cyclebar) but had to come to Foxboro to find the best class I have ever been to! EMILY is the BOMB!!!! She is that instructor everyone wish they had for EVERY class bc everyone would be in amazing shape!! Emily's positivity, energy and teaching to great music and using the music and her instruction to pump you up and keep you going was inspiring. I even thought that my 16-year old daughter would love the class (and to have such a thought for for someone who does not enjoy spin is saying something!). Though it was so so so hard to get up this morning, I'm so glad I did! ADDITION: Went again to Friday 6:00 am and Kaylin was just as good! So kind so motivating. I am used to classes having some good and some bad instructors. Kudos to Rev'd Foxboro for having consistently amazing instructors!