My disabled husband visited this location on 12/27/25. He has his service animal with him at all…read moretimes. The female manager proceeded to continuously harassed my husband over his service animal. Threatened to call the police which my husband responded with please do. For this company to allege they are not discriminating or harassing, this lady did not represent this policy in the least bit. My husband takes his service animal to many locations due to traveling and this location went extreme with harassment and discrimination. Corporate has been notified and we hope it is addressed so others do not experience this.

There is never anyone around when I come here…read more Half the time when I do show up the gal that mans the front desk is on her phone slowly wiping down the counter. Today when I showed up I stood waiting for about 5 minutes maybe a little more and no one showed up two people working out... But yet no one came to the front desk. Highly disappointed considering I drove out of my way to come here. Sense they are to be opened 24 hours. Now I have to drive all the way across town to see if the other one is open.

Jenny is the bees knees. I'm usually intimidated by gyms or athletes. Within 2 minutes of meeting…read moreJenny I knew she was exactly what I needed to meet my goals. She kicks my butt, and will listen to me complain. Always with the most uplifting, realistic comebacks. She's the BFF or sister I've always needed to workout with, she won't let me give up on myself. If you have any doubt just set up time to meet Ben or Jenny - you'll be happy with yourself now and when you reach your goals.

From the owner: We specialize in person one on one training.read more

Had a competition in Fargo this weekend, and needed to get a quick cardio session in. AM Staff…read moreSaturday morning were super friendly/ chill, and allowed me to use the facility with the trial pass no problem. I've never been to a Crunch, and was surprised by the equipment / facility. For the cost they had everything some of the expensive gyms have, and a dope atmosphere. Because of this experience I might consider doubling down on my current membership, and adding Crunch for when I'm in the North Metro MN area, or Fargo again since it's more than an affordable option. Thanks again!

They are not honest in their pricing,they say u can cancel anytime if u pay so much a month then…read morewhen you do they charge you about 100 extra for a annual membership,look at all the reviews of this practice and for a few hundred you cheat people out of you lose alot more.

This new place is great. 24 hour gym with each area for exercising in it's own space. They have…read moremachines, free weights, Olympic weight lifting, racquet ball nice locker rooms, tanning and massage. The physical therapy rooms are now larger. I like this place a lot.

Best gym ever! There are so many different rooms with equipment to work out in for a more private…read moreworkout, and they have every machine you can think of. At my other gym I was constantly having to wait to use equipment, especially racks, but they have enough for everyone! Would 10/10 recommend.

I've enjoyed the personal training instruction and schedule flexibility. Much better accountability…read morethen your "regular" gym! I've appreciated the uniqueness in learning new excersizes and not just the "same old same old" ones I've always done. Good location as clean. Jackson is motivating but not overly pushy!

From the owner: F3 Fitness offers individual Programs based on your goals. Cost of One-on-One training is high. To…read morecurb the cost of having a Personal trainer you are in a small private group setting. You still have a Personal Trainer, but at a much affordable price point. Join a fitness community that is passionate, goal oriented, determined, and supportive. Whether you're here for a day or committed to years, we've got exactly what you need in a private small group setting.

Best gym of all time. I miss it so. This is a women's only gym that isn't the soft fuzzy pink…read morekind. They have fantastic classes that are good for all fitness levels. I really miss the kickboxing classes. The gym isn't very big but I rarely had to wait for a cardio machine. The other ladies are great and very supportive. This is really a community-style place and I wish I could find a place like this where I live now. Keep up the good work Mariah and staff!

From the owner: Mixed Martial Arts Training, boxing, fitness classes, personal training, nutritional consultations,…read morekids kickboxing, women's self defense

Highly recommend! Raimondi Strength is phenomenal. Regardless of age or experience, anyone even…read morevaguely considering improving their physical well being should see Dan. My wife and I had been barbell training at home using Starting Strength methodology for about a year when we decided we needed the guidance of a coach to help us continue our strength development. We came to see Dan for a one day clinic where he coached us through each of the main lifts (squat, press, deadlift and bench press) and taught us fundamental principles of programming and nutrition. This personalized one-on-one coaching and teaching was invaluable to our training. Dan is professional, articulate, and friendly. His gym is very clean, well set up and has high quality equipment.

Haphazardly fooling around on weight machines and on pieces of cardio equipment is not…read moretraining...it's exercise. Strong people do not merely exercise, they train with barbells! They plan their workouts and they track their progress. I highly recommend you contact Coach Dan Raimondi to learn how to train so you can get stronger and enjoy your life more! What will Coach Dan teach you? He'll teach you how to train with barbells in a safe and efficient manner. He'll teach you how to plan and log your training. He'll teach you how to get strong. He will push you when you need it, but he will also reign you in when you get a little over-zealous. He does all this in his clean and efficient gym either one-on-one or in a small group setting. This is simple stuff, yet so many trainers love to make things complicated. Anyone can write up an exercise routine that leaves you soaked in sweat and ready to pass out. But it takes a highly skilled professional to teach anyone, no matter what age or experience level, how to systematically become stronger, using barbells, and how to do so without getting injured. In addition to Dan being very highly educated and experienced in his field, he is very easy to get along with. He is a great guy and a humble family man. Whether you are a middle-aged dad like me, a teenager who needs to get strong for sports or an elderly person who is feeling their strength and quality of life diminish, Dan has the experience and passion to make your life better by dramatically improving your strength. Hiring a professional like Dan to guide you as you learn how to get strong is certainly more expensive than joining a big gym. However, it is truly an investment in yourself. You will become far more knowledgeable and capable and you will get stronger. When you look at the time and personal attention Coach Dan gives you, you quickly realize that you are getting quite a bargain, actually. Case in point, my health has improved so much under Coach Dan that my health and life insurance rates are now lower. So I'm experiencing a better quality of life and the training is now paying for itself! It's a win-win!

I like that you can book last-minute on the app, and the prices are reasonable. The instructors are…read morealways welcoming, and the workouts are intense -- a great, very hot session every time. Highly recommend!

After trailing several classes, I will not practicing at this studio. I was living in a different…read morecity practicing hot yoga 4x/week. Moving here I decided to try haute yogis. The temperature is WAY too hot, half of the class was unable to practice half way through due to the heat. The heat actually felt dangerous and I left early. The early am class is great, not as hot. The other class set in the afternoon did not guide you through a practice that is purposeful and mindful but more of a workout. Poses felt rushed and demanded. One quote from the instructor was to "not half-ass" a yoga pose. Most of the music is set to rap, which is odd. Maybe this is the intent of the studio?!