This was another gym my friends decided to try out in the Dayton area. This is one of the only gyms…read morein the area that you can have this type of workout experience. The staff was friendly and patient with explaining all the safety information and moves we would be doing. The studio was clean and well kept with new equipment. We try their Level 1 class and even though there was some downtime when explaining new moves, the class was actually very intense. The instructor we had was the owner of the business and was so much fun. She kept the energy high and joked with us the whole time. We were all beginners and there was no judgment at all which was incredible! I will definitely be going back to try more of the classes they offer and would recommend it to anyone looking for a super unique workout experience!

All I can say is SO MUCH FUN! Everyone needs to come play. It doesn't feel like exercise.read more

The Club Pilates at Cross Pointe is amazing! I started Pilates at this location late summer from…read moretaking at another location & was seamless. Everyone is so friendly, the front desk, text with any questions & wonderful instructors. If you're looking for a great workout for all levels look no further than Club Pilates Cross Pointe!

My friends and I have been trying new workout studios around the area and decided to give Pilates a…read moretry. None of really new anything about Pilates before coming in so we did not know what to expect. We signed up for the free 30 minute intro class and it was honestly perfect for us newbies. The staff at Club Pilates was so helpful and friendly as soon as we got there. They showed us how to properly use the equipment and how to be safe while using any of the machines. The class itself was a great introduction as they showed some exercises that hit every major muscle group. When we finished up, I felt so loose and limber especially in my hips. For anyone that hasn't try Pilates yet, I would highly recommend trying it out with the very talented and kind staff at Club Pilates!

I love the separate areas for men and women. I would love it if they would put more equipment on…read morethe women's side. The equipment is well maintained.

I found Club51 through my insurance. The location has it all…read moresans a pool. I've not seen a Whirlpool. There is a squat rack, power rack, deadlift platform and all the free weights + all the machines you could ever want IMO. There are yoga & Fitness classes with an attitude of "just do your best," no pressure to keep up when you can't. The yoga instructors are kind and helpful esp Melissa. If you're looking for free weights for the big compound movements or to just get moving with treadmills etc and weight machines I think you will find Club51 a haven. Staff is knowledgeable & courteous. Paid personal training is available I'm pretty sure but don't take my word, go check them out!

Staff is not very friendly. Most of what they say is "check the app"…read more A week ago when I signed up for the Y, in my packet came a weekly class list. I showed up for a class today at 1 o'clock and no one was there. When I went to the desk, they were kind of dismissive. "If nobody's there it was probably canceled. Did you check the app?" They should know their audience. A lot of people are older and don't want to work apps. And with that being said, why would you hand me a weekly class list that is not correct? I also asked the front desk three times in the week I've belonged, where a class was located. None of them said "oh it's right here or it's right there." Every one of them had to pull up the app or go to the monitor and pull up a class. Shouldn't the front desk know more about what's going on and what classes are being held and where they are in the gym? I don't know. It's kind of souring me.

I hadn't been here for probably a year and I was impressed at there changed. Looks like they got…read moreall new equipment and renovated. Before alot of the equipment was worn and cracked. Plus the staff... before there were always several sitting or chatting with friends ... but now they were up helping people or cleaning. Yay well done.

For Orangetheory in general and for the Miamisburg location and staff, I readily give five stars…read more Since joining Orangetheory in October, my life has absolutely changed. I look forward to my workouts, which are always different and challenging and usually fun. I say usually because sometimes my butt is kicked royally, and I'm thankful when the hour is up (but still thankful I went). I love being able to just show up in my workout clothes and not have to think - just do. The concept is that you should spent a certain amount of time in each of a few different heart rate zones. I've always been athletic and typically active, but I've never paid much attention to my heart rate before now. The equipment (treadmills, water rowers, weights) is top-of-the-line, and the room itself is a motivator, somewhat dimly lit and with fantastic music playing (although music varies by coach). Speaking of coaches, I've only been going to two of them because I enjoy their coaching style so much - Anthony and Erin (and Anthony's playlists are the absolute best to me). Both of them are encouraging and engaging and help me to push myself each day. Everything is sort of at your own pace to an extent, and there are people in all of my sessions of different abilities, sizes, ages, etc. It's such a unique workout and wonderful environment. Is it expensive? It is absolutely expensive, but health is worth it. This is worth it.

I took a class here on Monday 8/4/2025 at 6pm and didn't have the best experience. When I was…read moretransitioning to the stationary bike, another member pushed me in the left arm and was angry with me for "not wiping down my dumbbells" (even though I was wearing gloves and didn't sweat on them). You can't put your hands on people, that is technically an assault. I told the staff and nothing was done. The coach (Brittany) was more interested in selling a membership to some first timers and didn't seem to care. I decided to terminate my membership with OTF after this incident and how poorly the studio handled it.

Absolutely killer aerial/dance/pole fitness studio. Huge instructor team for constantly-rotating…read moreclasses, some of the owners are even instructors, and there are multiple rooms for concurrent classes. I really love it here. My suggestion if you're brand new? Try to enroll in an enrollment course for something that piques your interest. If you're curious about aerial apparatuses but scared about the idea of being in a studio and learning it, sign up for a dance choreography class for the first time. It'll get you familiar with the studio, the instructors, and the process, and you'll likely find yourself comfortable enough to sign up for your apparatus class the next month! PROS: -Multiple rooms means multiple concurrent classes pretty much from 5PM to 9PM most evenings. There's a dedicated room full of silks/hammock, a room full of lyras, a dance/hardwood floor room, and a room full of poles. Each room is separate so you can really focus on what you're doing. -They have one-time classes (they call them "enhancement") and series classes spread out over a full month (they call them 'enrollment'). This gives you price options and time commitment options. -Such a ridiculously welcoming atmosphere. As a plus-size woman with no aerial background, I was worried, but everybody is extremely welcoming. There are thinner-bodied humans and thicker-bodied humans. The majority of the attendees seem to be femme-presenting, but there are some masculine-presenting people who are super welcome too. -Such a gigantic class list of options to choose from. There's belly dance, yoga, cardio dance classes, aerial apparatus classes (pole, lyra, hammock, silks), choreography classes, and more. Really, there are so many options that things can feel overwhelming sometimes. -Lots of unique workshops too for one-off learning of advanced concepts or digging into the magic of choreography creation. There are also regular showcases for students to show off what they've been learning if you're curious about the studio and want to take a tour and see what type of stuff happens for yourself. -Instructors are so friendly. They're always happy to answer questions, and if I'm having trouble with something, they usually have advice or modifications. CONS: -Almost all of the studio membership options give you a free "learn how to do X" class series each month. This means that a lot of the students have dabbled in various aerials - or are absolutely amazing at them. This means that the one-time, "all levels welcome!" classes regularly include moves that are beyond the brand-new beginner level. I've popped into haute hammock classes where ALL of the apparatus choreography was outside of my abilities - and sassy silks classes where 50% of the choreo was beyond my abilities. This isn't necessarily a reason to avoid the studio, but you might want to know that some of the one-off/enhancement classes (Sassy Silks, Lyra Lux, Sassy Silks, Poleography) may use a few (or more) moves that will be hard for a brand-new beginner to use. If you see everybody else catching onto the moves really quickly, remember that a lot of people have familiarity with the apparatus or might even regularly be doing tricks that are 4x as hard. I know I've used these choreography classes as a way to "try" a new aerial apparatus, but if you do the same, don't let it discourage you if you're unable to do most of the things. It's totally normal for some of the choreo to be beyond a newbie's capabilities. (I wish there was a way for Femme Fatale to really earmark which individual classes each week were beginner-friendly and which weren't.) -Because the membership options offer unlimited one-time/"enhancement" class enrollments for members, enhancement classes fill up really far ahead of time - but there's a gigantic turn-over near the day of the class. So if you're on a waitlist, don't fret! It's likely that you'll make it in day-of. My plan-ahead ass hates the uncertainty, though. If you want the best likelihood to be on the class list (and not the waitlist), sign up exactly two weeks ahead of time when the class registration opens.

So much potential but ... Coaches are more concerned with their egos then members safety. I upset…read morea large male coach (I am a 50 year old woman) and he would not leave me alone. He became more and more aggravated and kept interrupting my workout and stalked me around the studio after the class. The owner claimed to watch the video and did not care about my safety AT ALL. The saddest part is the owner is also a woman.

I don't take any of their classes. As a neighbor of theirs I can tell you their Liberty Mall…read morefacility isn't a very neighbor. They jack up their stereo and keep their doors open which disturbs the neighbours across the street. They've been informed of this numerous times to no affect. Usually, when a facility ignores something like this customers in the end are not far behind. I'd recommend investing in some fans if you can't afford the A/C

DO NOT JOIN THIS CLUB.......please take your money local. This company is a disaster and hires…read morecomplete n it wits to handle all financial situations. I attempted to cancel two memberships over a year ago with this club. We were made to believe that you has to send in paperwork, via actual mail. This was done for both accounts in the same envelope. The club canceled one of the two and then proceeded to change the email that all account info was sent to. After paying off a credit card that I assumed had nothing coming off of it, it was noted when I started getting calls about a single missed payment that they never canceled the account. Yes, should have noticed the monthly, this account was void of any mo that additions and I just made payments to get it out of Biden interest rates. 11 months of payments, zero payment confirmation emails, zero phone calls, zero times into the gym. Club solution: screw you, you owe us for one more month or we won't let you cancel. I have all of the paper work filled out and dated, receipt of the letter sent. LA fitness is crappy gym that has nearly no new additions and is ran by incompetent kids

Called because I left my khaki pants front desk lady found them told me she was leaving them at the…read morefront for me. 2 weeks later they told me they don't have them. Therefore someone that works there stole them.

I sincerely enjoy going to this fitness center. It's somewhat private, the equipment and exercises…read moreare different than that of a regular gym, and you really get a personal experience. Miranda is very kind and creates a non judge mental environment. I'm hooked! And pre-COVID she had all sorts of luxuries like lavender scented towels, saunas, and a granola bar and bottle of water for after your workout. Can't recommend this place enough!

Best workout place for women only in town. New, clean, great equipment, relaxing meditation room…read morewith spa like atmosphere to relax and stretch out after the exercise. There is also a great sauna to sit in after a good workout. The workouts are effective, will tone and burn calories. You will notice changes quickly to your body. The atmosphere is fun, no pressure at all. She will give you modifications if you have a problem area that prohibits you from doing to workout. She is giving away free trial classes. Definitely for beginners and those used to exercising regularly. Check it out