Great coaches, staff is super friendly and the vibes are always fun and motivating! Has an…read moreintimate, small studio feel with the energy of a larger, busier one

No wonder why this location has such crappy reviews. My short lived experience was far from good…read more Note that I have not worked out in this location (and wanted to) but I am a member at another location in a different state with the SAME tier "premier" where the pricing for the tier is the same exact benefits. When I called to transfer my membership, they literally wouldn't work with me to transfer what I am paying (as I happened to get a discount at my current Orange Theory because I promoted them and gave them referral business). They say they are a "higher" tier than my current location but the pricing is literally the same with unlimited so it makes absolutely no sense. I get that it's a franchise (which I hate) but literally feels like I am working with an entirely different business rather than an overall organization working together and felt like this location is extremely slimy. Based on my interaction, I would definitely not recommend.

Canvas is incredibly unique. A movement witch/magician that has brought joy back to my body with…read moreher patient, present energy. Microdosing weight lifting and resistance training while encouraging agency and a participant led structure. I believe in miracles! Thanks Canvas

My physical therapist referred me to Candice to get me back into strength training after I broke my…read moreknee. I have been seeing Candice for one-on-one trainings and group workouts (with both Candice and JR) for four months now, and I'm so thankful to be here. Rosefit is not your typical personal training outfit. This is not a HIIT gym. There is no built-in competition (though we do like to rib each other). You will not be encouraged to do reps as fast as possible; instead, proper form and how the movement feels for your body is most important. Candice and JR highly value making workouts accessible and (dare I say) fun. They are both quick with modifications if necessary, and have a million different ways to work with or around an injury or any discomfort. Rosefit is appropriate for any age and any physical ability. You will find no deadlifts here, because they aren't necessary. Fascial release and stretching are built into the workouts and trainings. I will also add that this is a friendly and safe space for gender non-conforming individuals - do note, however, that the building's bathrooms are needlessly gendered. (I have started to petition Candice to harass the building owners into changing this.)

I went to a personal trainer for the first time 9 months ago and was skeptical about paying someone…read morefor something I could do myself. With the vague goal of "getting in shape"; I have had great results at Fitness Together. I now have better balance, can stoop, bend and lift things I forgot I was once able to do. Watching what I ate I steadily dropped 20 pounds. The exercise was the key. I am glad the trainers at FT know what they are doing. It has worked for me. The exercises always vary and don't rely on machines so I can add my own workouts. After a hard workout I am never sore for more than one day. Everyone is friendly, knowledgeable and supportive. I just show up. Charlie and Brad are always enthusiastic - even on days when I'm not. There is never more than one other client working out at a time and it is very clean with good changing rooms. Yes, it is costly, but how much have I paid in car maintenance over a lifetime? I am now backpacking in Europe and not sightseeing from a bus - thank goodness. Fitness Together is a great place to jump-start your workout routine.

As someone who has spent their life avoiding physical activity but am now entering a certain age…read morebracket, I made the decision to get serious about learning how to work out. I've made attempts in the past of awkwardly shuffling around 24-Hour Fitness trying to mimic what I saw in YouTube videos, but ultimately never felt like I understood how to actually lift weights and get any results. Hence, I joined Fitness Together with the goal of learning how to properly and safely lift weights. And I have to say that all the trainers at this location were fantastic. They listened to my goals, created a plan, kept me accountable, and answered by constant questions. In ~14 months of once-per-week sessions, I went from barely knowing what a barbell was to deadlifting and squatting with ease. As of today I have dropped ~1-2% body fat and gained ~8lbs of lean mass since I first started. Not bad! It is pricey, yes. But for me, I feel it was worth it as a way to learn the correct form and habits that I can use in the future. I always felt welcome and encouraged at this location, so I heartily recommend it if you want some help in getting fit but find it difficult to get started.

West Seattle Club Pilates is the best! I decided to try a free class when a friend suggested it…read morecould help. It's been a life changer! I didn't expect it, great instructors, Suzanna and Kayli are especially amazing and of course the owner Tina. I actually look forward to going 3-4 days a week and have noticed significant improvement in my posture, toning and reduced pain in my back and hips. After over a year I still feel there's lots of variety and classes, it's just a wonderful studio and a great community!

I took my first intro class at this studio in February 2024 and have loved it ever since! I have…read moreslowly increased from drop ins, 4/classes a month, 8/classes a month to now unlimited and coming in 5 times a week. Even though I have recently started to try out other instructor's classes this last month, I have primarily gone to Priscilla's classes this whole year and she is the reason why I fell in love with Pilates. The way she instructs all classes are so informative and you can tell she has years of experience under her belt. I have never been one to stick to a workout routine but now, I can't wait until I can come back for my next class! During the time I normally go in, Lauren is at the front desk and she is awesome too! Super nice and welcoming, greeting each person by name as they walk in and setting the tone for a great workout. Only note is that it is street parking so give yourself a few extra minutes to find a spot. If you need a sign to take an intro class, this is your sign!

Had a great time dropping in. This will be my home away from home gym when I'm in Seattle…read more Programming was fun and hard!!! Thanks for having me. Schedule is great and if you can't make a class the open gym times are awesome with the front of the gym designed just for that.

I've only been inside a few boxes (CrossFit aka CF uses the term 'box' for 'gym') and most are…read moreknown for grittiness or clean simplicity. This is a BEAUTIFUL space in West Seattle. The owner, Bethany, used to be an instructor at my current box; and I owe a great deal to her. Because of her knowledge and positive (yet constructive) feedback while I plowed through my first uncoordinated months of CF, I can say that I am fitter than I've been in years. Hell, I'm fitter than I was when I DID think I was fit. First, you should know that I had become a blob before I joined CF. Really. I got winded going up and down stairs and lugged around 50+ more pounds 1 1/2 years ago, so DO NOT WORRY about your fitness level. It's all scalable, and there are beginner classes to get you started if you're new. Boot camp on crack, is how I would describe CrossFit. You do team workouts, individual workouts but in a team environment, you go for personal records (PR's) from anything to running, to weights, to completing a particular workout in x amount of time. I don't think I've done the same exact workout in a year and half yet! Check out LOFT's website for their hours, fees and WODs (Workout of the Day) as I've only been here once. But, it is helpful for you to know that the entrance is in the alley BEHIND the building. (That poor consignment store lady; she was so friendly in directing people back around the building. I must remember to go and check out her store.) LOFT has lots of street parking around, and they have a small lot in the alley. This place has all the CF amenities you would expect, including a pretty high-up rope! Super-secret tip for any CrossFitter: always wear/bring long socks with you, in case of rope climbs and dead-lifts. No rope burns/scraped-up shins, k?) Aaaaand the people here are super-cool; the community, while growing, is small enough that you get to know people from different boxes all the time. It's how we grow the cult... ...Kidding. Despite what you've heard, you only have to sacrifice ONE baby goat to become part of a box. As I've said before, WOD ON!

This is my favorite LA Fitness (since they opened in W Seattle) , and I have been to most of the…read morelocal ones around Seattle and many around the country. The club is clean and well-run. A special shout out to the Manager Reynaldo. Recently I lost an expensive audio set, and Reynaldo went the extra nine yards and we ultimately recovered it. Thanks again!! Jeff

I don't usually write reviews, but this needs to be said. The actual gym at LA Fitness is perfectly…read morefine, the equipment works, staff is decent, nothing really stands out either way. That's not the issue. The problem is the parking lot, specifically the alley section. There's an ongoing homeless encampment that seems to have been there for a while, and it's gotten to the point where it actively affects members. I've been approached multiple times just trying to get in or out of my car, people asking for money, yelling, or just lingering way too close for comfort. It doesn't feel safe, especially if you're there early in the morning or later at night. It's one thing to be aware that this is a broader issue in the area, but it's another when it's happening directly in the gym's parking spaces where members are supposed to feel secure. There doesn't seem to be any effort to address it or even acknowledge it, which is frustrating considering people are paying to use this facility. Again, the gym itself is fine, but dealing with harassment just to park and walk inside isn't something anyone should have to put up with. Until that situation is handled, it's hard to recommend this location.

Great clean place to work out. The staff is super friendly and it's definitely an environment where…read moreyou can find your niche for your workout.

If you are looking for more than just a gym, this is it. There's community. There's caring. There's…read morefun. There's challenges. There are wonderful, sincere, awesome people lifting each other up. You will get so much more than a full body workout and a sweat (and you will sweat). You will exercise your soul and heart (well I guess your heart was already getting a workout ;)

Spent three years in Seattle while on a job assignment. Was a member of two gyms during this…read moreperiod. Can say without a doubt that West Seattle Health Club made the time in Seattle bearable. This is a family gym - and has the vibes to match. From the children learning to swim in the large pool area to the childcare and classes, this place really supports health for the entire family. The sauna is hot, and large enough to make sense, and the towel service provides a nice experience for individuals wishing to have a spa like beginning or end to their workout sessions. I will always be grateful to this club for its cheery vibes during the dark, Seattle winter days.

While this gym has positive attributes-the large space and numerous machines- the company is…read morefraudulent. The contract violates (what is known as) the implied covenant of good faith found throughout WA state law. Look at the contract. They charge you for "last month's dues upfront" but include a line, in their contract, that states, your "upfront last month's dues" cannot be used to pay your 'final bill.' This is what is known as "fraud." Unless you threaten to sue them--unless you're willing to bring them to court--they will keep those funds - the upfront "last month dues" - even though it does not pay for any service whatsoever. Those funds, paid at the outset, have nothing to do with your "last month's dues." This business of "last month's dues" - that's just a label to deceive the customer. It's a scam. If any attorneys are reading this, please contact me. There's a lucrative class action lawsuit here. They have raked in hundreds of thousands perhaps millions from people, over the years, fraudulently.

A long overdue YELP recommendation...as a +60 year "old school" exerciser, Mario has been my…read moretrainer for over 5 years and he has helped me hit PRs WITHOUT injury. He is in-touch with his clients and tailors workouts while keeping an eye on the long game. If you can get into his busy calendar it is worth it.

Mario Is amazing. He really tailors the workouts to your level, while pushing you just enough. You…read morecan tell he's passionate about fitness and his clients. He switches things up every session so you're not bored or hitting a plateau in your workouts. I get bored easily so I especially appreciate this. I'm so glad I found him this last year. Highly recommend!!

I have to say that I was pretty scared to join the YMCA due to all of the reviews, but I have found…read moreit to be a great gym! Just to give you a heads up, I go to the gym from the 9am-12pm time range on the weekdays so I'm not there during the peak time. Pros: 1. The childcare! They are phenomenal! I use the infant care and the 3-5 year old child care. The children are always having a great time. The teachers plan fun activities for the day, like a preschool would with crafts. If an infant is upset, they are hugging and consoling the infant. I have NEVER seen a baby crying by himself. I have never picked up my son with a dirty diaper! My shy boy LOVES coming here! My wild daughter, loves the slide area and the crafts. 2. New equipment: I love the new renovation. It's bright and airy. I can always get on a machine. Almost all machines have a TV. The only complaint is that there has been some tech trouble lately. 3. Warm Greeting from Staff: Major props to Eugene! He always smiles and remembers all of our names during check in! I always get a locker in a good area too. 4. Free Infant Swim Classes! 5. Discount on camps for kids. If you're a member, you get discounts on all camps and programs for your kids. 6. Price: For our family of 5, we pay about $110. That's 2 hours of morning care and 2 hours of afternoon care for all of our kids. If you're not going to go regularly, it's probably too expensive, but for a large family, it's a good price. Also, take advantage of the enrollment fee waiver in January, March, June, and October. If you're low income, they have discounted rates as well. 7. Free 7 Day Pass: This is not a consecutive day pass. This is any 7 days within a 3 month period. This also includes childcare!!! Also, no one pressures you to join. There are also no hidden fees. Cons: 1. Lack of parking and extremely small parking spaces. I don't even bother with the parking lot since my Acura SUV barely fits, and I can't get they baby out of the car seat with my door open. Street parking is a strict 2 hours and they often ticket you if you're longer. 2. Stretch Room: Way too small! Cycle studio people are always brushing by you on their way to class. I've asked for the small workout rooms to be open, but they keep saying no. 3. Group Class Music: I'd love some group classes that are geared towards a younger crowd with some hip music. Seriously, this would make the gym perfect! All of the instructors are really nice, but I kind of feel like I'm part of an 80's workout video. Also, some classes geared towards new moms would be fantastic! There are a lot of us there!

I came in to sign up for a family membership about two months ago. You would think the front desk…read morewould be nicer to people who actually want to become members. We had to wait a couple of hours for a tour and they kept pushing us to the side to check in people. I understand checking in members is important but it's not difficult to scan an ID or ask us to step aside for a second. We finally were able to view the gym and it's beautiful, well-maintained, and clean. There seems to be a lot of classes open and the swimming pool is great. We're still thinking about being members. As a large family, it's quite the financial commitment and the front desk is the first interaction with a place. It wasn't a great impression.