I would give zero stars if possible. PLEASE AVOID. Will not cancel membership! Have emailed every…read moremonth for 4 months. I got a new debt card after some time for different reasons. THEY ARE STILL CHARGING ME AFTER IVE EMAILED MY CANCELLATION LETTER 4 times. They will not reply to emails and they will do the same to you, avoid. Gym is nasty! Horrible customer service! Scam you on memberships! It's like you're signing up to get scammed. If you're reading this just drive the extra 5 minutes to planet fitness. I left planet fitness because I wanted a small gym, this place sucked so bad I went back to planet fitness.

I like having a gym so close to my house and I've stuck up for this gym so many times to…read moredetractors. I sincerely think this place doesn't want to stay in business. The expansion never happened as they still advertise in store and they never have paper towels. Anywhere. Not in the bathrooms. Not on the fitness floor. Not by the cardio equipment. Nowhere. I think that's a huge health concern. I joined another local gym and keep this one because it's cheap and close. I'd highly recommend FX Fitness for cleanliness, service, and maintenance. $5 more a month but completely worth the benefits.

I survived a "Killer Kim" Jazzercise class with not only my dignity but the good feeling that comes…read moreafter a workout. The instructor, Kim Henry-Kuehn http://issuu.com/cincinnati/docs/delhi-press-113011 has been teaching Jazzercise for over 20 years, so she knows a thing or two about keeping people in shape. I came directly from work and changed in the bathroom. I would have enjoyed a coat hook or two so that I didn't have to set my stuff on the floor. No big deal. The check in process involved little more than me signing a waiver in case I pulled a hamstring or something. This month (March) is bring a friend free Tuesday I believe. There are specials and deals that change frequently so check their site for more info. http://www.jazzercise.com/specialoffers_uscoupon.htm The 60 minute workout consisted of a warmup, 30 minute aerobic workout followed by a weights section and then cool down. Honestly, it was less of a challenge than I thought it would be, but I do have a bit of calf pain from some of the jumping movements. Good! The doors were left open which provided a nice breeze that kept everyone cool. Once you get the routine down, you can really make the workout harder, I was glad that I could keep up for the most part. The moves aren't too feminine but occasionally I was glad I was in the back of the class. Guys, if you go, don't try the heaviest weights (8 lbs) unless you are in decent shape. Jazzercise focuses more on reps than small sets with heavy weights. I wish the ab workout would have been a little more intense, it felt more like an afterthought in the routine. The music was great, as far as my exercise music tastes go. Lots of top 40 and the occasional slower song made the time go fast. Whatever you do to keep in shape, the key is to be consistent. I think Jazzercise makes it easy to find a convenient time and location, so kudos to them for keeping people in shape. I was glad to take a break from Yelping and have the opportunity to switch up my workout.

Most gyms have what I call "Man Land", an area where the testosterone-protein fueled guys grunt and…read morestrut around like peacocks. Jazzercise is a place where people of all body types and ages can workout without feeling self conscious. I have been doing Jazzercise since I was 14 years old and have never tired of it! Every class is different because the routines and music change so regularly. Its as close to going to a dance club as exercising can get. Many people worry about not being able to follow along with the routines, but they shouldn't. It takes about a week to get the basic moves down and after that routines are easy to pick up with the guidance of the instructor. If you want to learn some of the basic moves before you come, check out these excellent videos: http://www.jazzercise.com/learn_bmoves.htm Depending on how hard you work, you can burn up to 600 calories in a one hour class! The class includes about 40 minutes of aerobics and 20 minutes of stretching and sculpting (arms, abs, and legs). No matter what your fitness level, you will feel the (good) burn at Jazzercise. Talking specifically about this location... It is located in a strip mall in Delhi across from Dueber's Automotive. It is easy to find and there is always plenty of parking. Facilities are clean and well-maintained. There are three instructors that teach at different times. Kim, the owner of the location, teaches the 4:20 and 5:30 classes during the week and the Saturday and Sunday morning classes. She is high energy and knows how to push you to a great work out! The class times are really convenient for me. As a teacher, I can go straight from school to the 4:20pm class. It keeps me from going home and getting lazy and skipping class! I am a walking advertisement for Jazzercise. I have tried almost every fitness program out there and this is the only one that gives me a great workout but keeps me from getting bored. Try it for a week, you will find out you love it!

Dreadful experience …read more.. The only good thing about this place is how friendly the roaches and rats are. Oh, and if you're hungry the heavy stretch kind smells like pork rinds...

My experience was tainted with wafts of wet bologna and body fluid. There was fresh piss outside of…read morethe entrance, but somehow I decided to continue in. Wrong move. Smell is bad. Front staff is bored and unenthusiastic. The smell of meat is FOUL. WHY DOES IT SMELL LIKE MEAT, IT IS A GYM. I couldn't bare the smell for the poor quality of equipment so I left.

Do you body a favor and take a Pilates class, then take several more!…read more I was recommend Pilates by my physical therapist after a knee injury and surgery which made it difficult to be as active as I used to be. I had also been experiencing back and shoulder aches and spent 8 months with a chiropractor with no resolution. I took an intro class, they are free and a great introduction of you've never worked with a reformer, I had not. You will also need socks with grips on the soles. The instructor was incredibly helpful and talked out each move and breathing techniques. They have also taken the time to come over and adjust you if your form is wrong (COVID has changed things). All of this is to say that after 3 months of starting Pilates, the pain my shoulder and back are nearly gone, my posture is better (I sit in front of a computer all day), and I have seen a huge difference in what my knee is able to do now compared to my first Pilates class (I had a lot of modifications). Membership: There are several different types of memberships based on number of classes you'd like to attend monthly or weekly. The passport for example is an unlimited membership that allows you to go to any Club Pilates nationwide and costs $259/monthly. Classes: An abundance of experienced instructors and classes. You can book using the app and the login is site specific. This is my only issue with Club Pilates; the old app worked well for me but the 2.0 version does not.

Club Pilates studios are fun to visit! CP is easy to visit multiple studios to get the best…read moreexperience!

Love it! I was very nervous to try yoga in a studio, but this place put me totally at ease…read more Beginner friendly. Comfortable atmosphere.

So happy to have found this studio so close to my house! It is cozy and inviting. I have taken…read moreclasses with Christian, Linn, and Lori, all of which were great! They offer a nice variety of skill level and type of classes here. I love the smaller class size as it allows for some extra teacher guidance and adjustments. The prices are reasonable whether you choose to pay for a single class, package, or monthly membership (the later two are better deals of course). Check their website for pricing and class schedule. They often do special pop up classes (same price) so check those out too!

I love working out here, each workout is different and is a new challenge. I have a gym at my work…read moreand was working out for 8 or so weeks 4-5x a week and wasn't seeing the results I wanted. As a former high school and college athlete I like being pushed and this atmosphere has given me that. This is a great gym for people who are just starting to workout and those who are already in shape.

Holy workout. I had gone to a class using Class pass and wanted to go back. After recovering from…read morean injury, my husband and I both bought 3 month packages and love going together. We go majority of the week and every week we are sore. The best part of coming here are the instructors. Every instructor is so skilled and passionate. It's great not having to come up with a workout plan to just show up and be challenged. Do not be frightened to go everyone is so welcoming and while there are some classes with timed stations majority is at your own pace and with a weight you can handle. You will do everything from running to rowing to trx to boxing to free weights to sled pushes to biking to resistance bands to jump rope to medicine balls and so much more.

Now, I'm not a member of this gym, and this will be the most bizarre review, but I had to put my…read moreexperience on here and tell you how awesome their manager, Rusty, is. I have a multi-gym pass through my health insurance, and pranced in there yesterday to sign up and take a yoga class. Well, it turns out I misread my plan and Better Bodies is not included! So I try to slink out of there in utter mortification, but Rusty insisted I stay for the yoga class, worked really hard to reduce my embarrassment and never tried to sell me a membership I obviously didn't need. This is why I will return here if my multi-gym pass doesn't work out. Good job, guys! The people you employ represent you well! PS: the yoga class was kickass!

KID'S CLUB STAFF SHOUTOUT. I'm a SilverLake member but I come to BB once a week for basketball. I…read morebring my energetic 2, almost 3, year old son, Nico, every Wednesday around 5:30PM for the past month. They greet him, make him feel welcome, and that's all I expect. But they go way above and beyond. Sometimes I've come down an hour later and they're still engaging with him! He prefers solo play unless it's another toddler he knows so I'm shocked he's playing with them. And I can tell he's getting attention because he doesn't want to leave most of the time. This is never the case at Silverlake, he's always sprinting to the door upset and desperately trying to get out and I only leave him at that Kids Club for only 30 minutes. He was being clingy last week at BB and didn't want to go in (had nothing to do with them, he's just a daddy's boy sometimes), and the employee working the desk was a good sport, reached out her arms, talked him through it, and put up with his whines for who knows how long. I bounced because I knew he was going to cry no matter what we did. I expected them to either reluctantly take him or ask to wait until he's ready, but she was all over it and ready to handle his whiny butt. They're so awesome! It's not that I don't appreciate Silverlake staff at Kids Club because it's an insanely hard job, but the BB staff are just the best. If I had any doubts on keeping my Silverlake membership, BB Kid's Club staff have killed them.