While in the area, I decided to workout in this gym instead of going across town to the one I…read morenormally go to. Plus it waa said to be new and good. Ita located in the circle area by Raw Juice. I could see parking to be a hassle as its tight. The gym is below apartments and surrounded by other shops. Once I walked in, I was greeted and as I am accustom to a norm of being provided with a towel or 2; I asked as I was provided and was told they dont provide them at this location. I then asked the direction of the locker room for women as this was my first time at this location. This is definitely new and updated compared to Reisterstown location but smaller then Padonia. I went to the locker room, changed out to gym fit and browsed the place to adjust for working out. Unfortunately, my brain didnt adjust well as thete arent towels nor mats. Its pretty small, and split level with stair master/treadmull and other machinery of the sort upstairs. The gym presented clean throughout as well as quiet. Im not sure if its due to it being 2pm. Needless to say, I did not workout as this gym is minimal with what Im use to receiving and wasnt prepared for this gym without the towels and mats I would probably only come if the others closed for whatever reason. So with that being said, I personally will continue wirking out at Reisterstown or Padonia locations.

So I recently quit my old gym and decided to sign up for Brick Bodies again. The facility is small…read morebut well maintained with a decently equipped weight room and tons of treadmills, stair masters, and ellipticals. One of my biggest complaints about my old gym was that it didn't have nearly enough treadmills for the size of the facility so I was often waiting for someone to leave at peak hours. This has never been an issue at Brick Bodies. I also love that the cycling room is typically open and available for use even if there's no class going on. The locker rooms are oftentimes clean and I love the lockers with built in locks -- no need to bring your own! I don't do any of the classes here anymore (mainly because I'm also a CorePower member and prefer their classes) but they offer a wide array for different skill levels. I took one barre class here but wasn't a fan of the instructor and the pace of the class wasn't intense enough for me. I would love to see towel service be introduced here. When I joined back in 2021 I thought the lack of towels was a Covid-era, thing but fast forward to 2026 and they still don't provide any. It's $50 a month ($25 every two weeks) making it a more affordable option compared to my previous gym.

City Fit is a great gym to join. It has a relaxed atmosphere, so you don't need to feel out of…read moreplace if you are new to working out or self-conscious. The owner goes above and beyond to make sure you get what you want out of your fitness journey. Everyone that belongs loves the place!

small but super convenient gym. I have been using this gym for now over a year, and I can say I am…read moresatisfied!

Equipment is fine, sauna nice, but red light went down 3 weeks ago and no date for repair given, I…read morewas told it might be awhile, which was not reassuring since I upgraded because of wanting regular access to red light, considering downgrading ....

I joined this gym early after covid. Set up my credit card for autopayments. My card was…read morecancelled either for fraud or downgrade and I forgot the payments were on my card for the gym. Never got an email from Spunk. They had my phone number incorrectly entered by one digit. The owner was a real winner. I thought I could just pay up with the misunderstanding. He said he didn't do anything wrong and said I could pay collections. I said I didn't find that fair to have to pay $60 in fees when no one notified me that it was even going to collections. He said he didn't do anything wrong and isn't going to do anything about it. Just FYI. It's the same price as Planet Fitness which is brand new and 24 hrs. Spunk has reduced it's hours and is hardly open over any holiday. He never repairs any of the equipment when it breaks down. And a good number of them are broken in some shape and form. The chiropractor uses the sauna like its his personal bathroom. Just a collecting money at this point. And cares very little about the customers or the gym.

I'm a proud mom of a sponsored Under Armour Professional Track & Field athlete. This past week we…read moredecided to visit Baltimore for the holidays. During our visit my son gave us a private tour of the new UA Global Headquarters near the Baltimore harbor. We started the tour at the visitors center and received some historical information about Under Armour, it's origin and founder. There were plaques and memorabilia of legendary athletes and celebrities that are sponsored by the brand. We then toured the performance center which includes strength and conditioning training, classes and equipment. The is an infrared sauna and recovery room which was designed with all athletes in mind. The design center was closed for visitors but Ben a generous E-Commerce employee took the time out to give us a personal tour of the indoor basketball facility, dining area, design studio, sample room, focus group area and what's next for Under Armour. I was so impressed with his knowledge and willingness to share the new releases for Black Friday. Which is going to be HUGE savings. There is so much science behind the brand with families and athletes in mind. We drove a few minutes off campus to view the new track & field stadium that will also be used for soccer and football. The track was bright red with hints of gray throughout. I can't wait to see my son race on this track in the future. It's scheduled to be completed in 2023.

I am a huge Under Armour fan. This Center is located on the UA headquarters complex. It has top…read morenotch equipment, wonderful organized classes and a small artificial turf football field along the water. The complex is very picturesque and can be distracting to workout if you are a UA fan. So, I suggest you get all your pictures out of the way before you workout. There is a few parking spots in front of the center, but most of them are marked as reserved. The Center does have one stipulation for working out here. You must wear Under Armour gear. That was not hard for me though, because that I what I mostly wear anyway. Even if you don't want to or can't work out, just visiting the campus is impressive. It is a great location, right off of the Patapsco River and across from the wold famous Inner Harbor

Didn't workout but the gym definitely looked amazing. Had tried the sauna out and it's the hottest…read moreI've ever been in. Parking was kind of far for the gym. Especially in this weather

I've been gym shopping to upgrade from PF in the new year and happened to see Grind gym on social…read moremedia. It was a little hard to find if you haven't already been but Victoria was kind enough to 1. Answer the phone and 2. Come down end get me. She was very kind and helped talk me through my options and the investment. While $75 is steep in comparison to some of the otherwise more aesthetically pleasing places I've checked out, I love the variety of older school equipment available and the fact that it's lowkey enough for you to build confidence and grow. It is not quite what u saw advertised on their socials (might be their other location) but you weigh your pros and cons. Overall I had a good experience here and I would return.

This is a really cool gym! I've taken a couple classes here recently and they've been such great…read moreworkouts. The instructor is fun and directions were clear to understand on what to do. I plan to keep coming back here for the classes.

I don't usually write reviews, but XPF is the best fitness experience I've ever had. The classes…read moreand the training have been amazing and every time I'm there, the studio is spotless and very welcoming. Their options for classes and/or training are flexible and plentiful. Patrick, the owner, is incredibly knowledgeable and really cares-- he has expertly helped me work through injuries and build strength and stability. I feel better and stronger since I've been going to XPF and I can't recommend it more highly. For anyone who is looking to get in shape, build strength and endurance, learn good form and balance to protect/prevent injury, or just to get more active, this place is the best

I recently had my right hip replaced, and today was my first time back to the gym since my surgery!…read more You show your U of MD ID to get in the building itself, and on the 4th floor to the gym....(feel very safe). The weight machines and treadmill are in great shape, and there are new ones as well. The staff at the gym are non judgmental ....all ages, all sizes, they are all smiles and so nice. The locker room is clean and always has fresh towels for the shower. I LOVE this gym...and will be heading back tomorrow!

The gym is really clean and they have classes that are free for students of UMB! I didn't know how…read moreto use some of the work out equipment and one of their staff members, Cole, was super friendly and helpful to me. He was really knowledgeable. Plus, I haven't gotten any creepy vibes from anyone at this gym (which happens at gyms sometimes!) and thats a huge plus for me. I also take power yoga in the evenings when i can from Irene and I highly recommend her class. She will make you feel like you actually worked out and help you improve your different poses. Who knew I was doing downward dog incorrectly? The pool has different hours than the regular gym does, so if you're coming for a swim I'd double check to make sure it's open.

Let's start with, I hate exercise. But somehow I really enjoy going to this gym and the people I've…read moremet there. There's no attitude or competition, and the clients are of all ages. It's run by two amazing, friendly women, one of whom trains my little group with great humor, flexibility, and attention to our needs. The exercises are staged to our various fitness levels and she's always encouraging us to do a little better each visit. Highly recommend!

Arenal Fitness is a CrossFit affiliate in Pikesville. I became acquainted with them through a…read moreGroupon offer, and I'm really glad I gave them a try. Treadmills and typical group classes weren't cutting it for me; it all felt like a boring waste of time. CrossFit is a pretty intense experience, but they emphasize scaling things to your current level and make it doable for yourself (but not easy! Never easy!). It's a stripped-down style of training, focusing heavily on using good form and developing functional strength (probably why it's so popular with military, police officers, and firefighters). The equipment is all very simple - free weights, jump ropes, barbells, kettlebells, plyo boxes, etc. Every day, there is a different WOD (workout of the day) to keep your body guessing. Typical activities include body-weight work (pull-ups, push-ups, dips, squats), weight lifting, running, jumping. All of the trainers are knowledgeable, SUPER friendly, and encouraging, but they don't let you get away with bad form or half-assed efforts. Everybody cheers you on to get yourself up there for that that last pull-up. The goal is to leave having surprised yourself with what you were able to do. I think the recent Groupon deal brought in a surge of new members, so if you're new to this sort of workout, don't be shy about showing up for a demo or the Basics class sessions. There will be tons of newbies there figuring things out with you. There are also plenty of serious athletes who work out here; it's cool to see them do amazing things and imagine getting up to that level someday. Arenal is located at the far end of the The Shops at Quarry Lake, so if you get there super early or have the wherewithal after class, you could run errands. There's tons of free parking as well, and easily accessible from 695. Price-wise, Arenal seems comparable to other CrossFit gyms in the area (leaning toward cheaper, actually) and describes its pricing as "a la carte". They have many levels of membership, from pay-per-class to monthly unlimited classes to full 24/7 access if you're comfortable training on your own. Every review has to include some cons. The locker room situation isn't the best. There are 3 unisex changing rooms, 2 of which have shower stalls. For stashing your stuff, there is only a small bank of lockers. Most of us pile our stuff on the floor in a corner. I'm lucky to have time to change at home before class; otherwise, my nice work clothes could get pretty crumpled. Also, the gym seems pretty full these days, so be prepared to share equipment, alternate sets with people, and wait a little while for your turn. That's not THAT big a deal, though, is it? Pretty standard gym stuff. Long story short (too late!), Arenal is a great, diverse gym for people looking to challenge themselves. Definitely worth a look.