I attended a yoga class on $5 Friday - where you shockingly ONLY pay $5 for a yoga class. Unheard…read moreof! I brought my own mat but my famil was visiting and didnt have any, but the studio graciously provided mats for them and props for everyone with no additional charge. We had a great time. It was relaxing, stress releasing, and also a bit of a workout. The instructor was excellent - not pushy, allowed you to work at your level but also provided help if you were struggling. It was a wonderful way to end my week and I definitely plan on going back again.

This studio is A-mazing! There are all different types of yoga and styles.....not just one type…read more The friendly and non competitive environment makes learning easy. I was looking for a yoga space that actually taught traditional yoga....not just athletic yoga. It was good to see an alter space and to hear the sound of OM.

I'm pretty new to Yoga and this place made me feel comfortable and welcome. Ms. Dee is very…read morefriendly and knowledgeable. All the instructors are very friendly and welcoming. I am currently doing the 21-day Lululemon Yoga Challenge and I can tell a difference from the day one I did the session. They have Lululemon apparels, Ski equipments and various outdoor equipments. Trax is a pretty popular yoga place just plan ahead of time on what session you're planning to attend--It can get crowded easily. Arrive 15- 20minutes early of each session to get settled. They have their app you can download that makes everything easier to reserve on what class you're planning to attend. If you're new to Fairbanks and looking for a Yoga place, go to Trax Outdoor Center!

The yoga class was amazing . So were the ladies at the front desk . Thanks for a great experience…read morewhile in Alaska

Love this gym. Love this community, and the coaches. I'm always challenged and I always leave…read morefeeling better than I was when I got there.

I am very out of shape, throw in Covid living for the last two years and things are just tough!…read morePrior to Covid we were very active at the Alaska club, buuuut I was always disappointed by the lack of skill/ knowledge the instructors had some were hands down amazing but many times it seemed like they were just going through the motions. The pricing was also just too much. For probably six months I've been searching for the right fit gym. I tried several in town and nothing really seemed to work, either I felt way out of place or uncomfortable or they had the equipment but no instruction... I heard about PWR house through friends and coworkers, initially I wasn't sure about it because everyone I know who goes to this gym is legit fit. I just didn't want to be another experience where I went to class and all the in shape people look at me like wth is she doing here and snob me. Anyhow about three weeks ago I tried my first class and was totally shocked, everyone was so kind and supportive and I didn't feel out of place at all. So I decided to try a few other types of classes as a "drop in" $15 per drop in is super reasonable too other drop ins I've done at other gyms were $20-35! I was in disbelief after my third class every single class I felt welcome and like I was getting the best work out ever and that the instructors knew their stuff. Now I'm three weeks in and I've gone all in. I joined one of their small personal training groups and sign up for daily classes with my monthly pass- which I cannot stress enough what a crazy deal the monthly passes are - no one in town offers so much for so little as cheesy as that sounds. Everyone is so encouraging and positive! I'm definitely a Debbie downer but even my bitter a$$ feels happy after every single work out I'm getting stronger little by little and I've already noticed just after three weeks my flexibility has at least doubled. I should also say this is definitely a gym for people who might have peaked in their work outs every classes has modifications available to increase or decrease or stay in the middle. If you're just traveling through the drop in classes would be perfect! Or if you're in town for a bit longer they offer a series of classes for a rate and they also have the option of monthly passes to go to as many classes as you want. The vibe inside it unmatched in town and I'm super happy I gave it a try!

The Alaska Club - Terrible Customer Service and Dishonest Practices…read more My experience with The Alaska Club has been nothing short of awful. Their customer service is unprofessional, relentless, and completely dismissive of member requests. After signing up, I was repeatedly called by their sales rep--even after telling them multiple times to stop contacting me. It got so bad that I eventually had to block their number. When I joined, I signed a contract stating I would pay $76 for my first month and had a two‑week trial period before committing to a year‑long membership. The agreement clearly stated that if I canceled within those two weeks, I would receive my $76 back. I canceled well within that window. What followed was four months of emails and phone calls just trying to get the refund I was promised. I finally received the $76, only to check my account later and see that they had taken it back. After everything, they still pulled the money from my account. This business operates with misleading practices and zero accountability. The constant calling, the runaround, and the refund fiasco make it clear that they do not value their members at all. Do not join. And if you're already a member, leave now.

This place is amazing. It's the best gym in Fairbanks by far. They have everything from weights to…read morepickleball, pool to childcare. Very family friendly. I love this place!

I have taken several classes here and always found the staff to be fun, engaging, and very…read moreknowledgeable. I am not very athletic or even slender by the broadest definition, but they have always made me feel welcomed and included despite my limited mobility.