This studio has quickly become one of my favorite places! I love the supportive environment where…read moreyou can focus and move at your own pace. Eric and Simon are outstanding instructors--always respectful of modifications while still inspiring you to push further with their encouragement and challenges. Definitely worth trying out--and your first class is free! Not to mention, I really appreciate how clean and well-maintained the studio is!

I started here a month ago and I'm so happy I finally convinced myself to try it. The coaches make…read morethe workouts fun yet challenging for everyone, no matter what their fitness level. How they modify the exercises for ALL members is the best part. For me, they give me suggestions to make them more challenging. For others, they'll have them lower the weights and do lower impact exercises to accommodate injuries and level of experience. Every workout is different, which keeps things interesting. The program is motivating and I can honestly say I get in just as good of a workout in 45 minutes here as I would in 1.5 hours on my own in a weight room. It's fast paced, but doable for everyone. The space itself is organized and clean. The members I've met are all friendly and the coaches are encouraging. This isn't an in-your-face bootcamp style gym. No intimidation tactics here! I can't recommend Foundry Fitness enough to anyone who wants to change up their boring, old workout routine or needs an extra kick in the butt.

Highly would not recommend the kids center if you have a child of color. My family experienced an…read moreincident where my son was being bullied by several older kids who were all Hispanic. The staff used micro aggression to consistently push my child out of the kids center. Several incidents happened during my visits over a few months. I started to notice the staff who was all Latina women singled my African American son out and they would restrict him from Bringing comfort toys, such as hot wheel cars. He is 4 yrs old and does not like to share. They said he can't bring his cats bc he does not want to share with other kids. However I saw that they would allow all the other kids who were Hispanic to bring whatever they liked including cars . I brought this to there attention several times and observed how they treated him and one day I had enough. A child who was older and bigger pushed my son while I was in the kids center picking up my son to leave . 4 Latina women staff were working and saw the kid push my son and said nothing . So I stuck up for my son since these 4 women did nothing and I told the older kid to keep his hands to himself, my son did nothing to him and he had no reason to push my son. When I redirected and corrected the Chikd. The staff told me I needed to leave. Then this same 6 year old who pushed my son called me out of my name and said I was a "bitch". The staff said nothing to him at all. They grabbed him Because he was running up to me aggressively. I lost it at that point and demanded to speak with the manager who the staff claimed was off. This was on a Friday and the staff told me the manager would not be back until Monday well I came back everyday until Monday and requested to speak with anyone in charge. The manager just keep avoiding me. The manager saw me on that Monday I spoke to her saying hello then she totally disappeared I never saw her again while I was at the gym and when I asked where the manager was the front staff told me she left to go on a break but she had just arrived to work 10 minutes before I saw her. After she ducted out on me I wrote to corporate. Once corporate and the CE0 got word. The area manager called me and basically told me my kid who got bullied probably needed to take a break from the kids center and told me to never speak directed to the kids if my son was ever hit, or abused by another kid to tell the same staff who watched him get pushed. After that I never took my son there again and I never visited that gym again. The staff sat back and watched these 5 kids bully my son and did nothing bc they were all Latino and they look out for their own. I highly recommend to not use this la fitness. They allow bigger kids to bully younger kids and they are not truly watching what's going on. The kids in there just run wild and are allowed to do whatever if they are Latino.

Long time LAF member (and get an incredible rate), recently relocated to MD. The front desk staff…read moreare wonderful and really seem to love the (part-time) jobs (don't get me started on not providing healthcare so staff don't have to work 2 part-time jobs). My trainer was personable and I would use her again, I'm sure. Things I wish were different: the carpet and equipment are very old. The mats so worn around the equipment that you can see foot prints. The weight machines labels for the weights are all but coming off. The decore - as with my other LAF location on the West Coast - very, very dated (2000's). The cleaning staff seem to be present and doing their jobs but it's impossible to clean used/aged equipment. They do have a machine repair guy in regularly and that's promising (but again, the equipment is simply old and very worn). I wish there were more clocks located around the facility, especially the weight area. I guess I'm just hoping they start a renovation/remodel soon (without having to shut everything down). I promise to keep you posted as things improve (or not).

LA Fitness works for my fitness needs, and I get a discounted rate through my insurance. I would…read morerank this location above Planet Fitness, but below Lifetime (which is unaffordable for me at ~$200/month) or Onelife (~$50/month). It is pretty clean and has a few fun choices of classes. The instructors are energetic, and it seems the classes have their own little community, too. The staff is friendly and welcoming from my interactions with them. Some drawbacks are that the gym typically closes at 10 or 11, and I like to go later in the night, when it is less busy. During peak hours after work, this gym gets pretty crowded upstairs in the weightlifting section, and I notice that a lot of people can be impatient waiting for the machines, since there is only 1 or 2 of each. Also, the machines are not really upkept perfectly- there are numbers rubbing off to see how much weight you're lifting. As far as value and location goes, I would probably switch to PF or Onelife if I did not have the $28/month discounted price to LA Fitness. Do research to see what works for you.

I had been going to this gym for years but it really has gone downhill. There's hardly ever soap in…read morethe restroom, the lockers smell horrible, the sauna is dirty and too small, and half the equipment is broken! I usually get to the gym before work around 5:30am so I'm not understanding how there's no soap in the restroom when the gym has just opened?? Makes no sense. There's poor ventilation so it always smells like BO in there. The staff just don't care at all, I've gone to the front desk and mentioned things and they are just so blasé about it. It's just become really ratchet so I had to leave & canceled my membership. I would not recommend this gym. If you want a nice gym, try Lifetime, Equinox, or Club Studio. Even Onelife is way better. CANCEL YOUR MEMBERSHIP!! DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE!!!!

I have worked with personal trainers since in my early 20s. As a former fitness instructor and a…read morecorporate wellness professional, I am telling you - I've found the best. Alex (the owner) is my trainer now - I work out with him 3 times per week. He is among the most knowledgeable professionals in the business! In my two months with RedZone, i have seen my neck and shoulder pain disappear through a very focused training regimen. Alex also works with my Physical Therapist to tailor workouts to my needs! I would highly recommend RedZone fitness for either one-on-one personal training, their bootcamps, or any other service they would provide.

I've worked in the fitness industry for over a decade -- as a trainer, group exercise instructor,…read moreand fitness center manager -- so you could say I have an above average understanding of what separates a great trainer from a so-so trainer. Alex is unquestionably one of those rare trainers who understand both the psychological and practical aspects of training. He is quick to tune into the personalities of his clients and push/encourage them accordingly, and he isn't rigid in his training approach -- if you want to skip or modify an exercise, he is happy to adjust the workout. His compliments are genuine, and he never judges you for failing to finish an exercise, resting, or confessing to a bad week of eating. Finally, I enjoy the style of the workouts he provides for me. Lots of creative exercises and new twists, yet all very functional. And because his exercises tend to utilize multiple muscle groups, they provide a full-body workout -- you definitely get your cardio in addition to strength training, which is great for anyone who is crunched for time!

I have been going to this location for 3 months now. Some days are better than others. They try to…read morekeep the space as clean as they can but it is so crowded in their with machines and people I know it is difficult. I have found recently that machines are broken more often than when I first joined. So that is annoying. I really wish they had a bigger space because when it is crowded it is impossible to do the machines you want to use. Also, now that they have the kids program in the summer there are a lot of teenagers who are taking up machines and not using them. The good thing that PF offers is the app so that you can see when the gym is crowded. I think they can do better to improve their equipment as some equipment are breaking and looking very raggedy. I really hope they make some improvements soon.

Very disappointed with this Planet Fitness. They stopped showing the FIFA World Cup and replaced it…read morewith American football. I asked the front desk if one TV could be changed, and they said only the manager could do it. When I spoke to the manager, he said it wasn't his decision--it was "corporate." I wasn't asking them to change every TV, just one. The FIFA World Cup is the biggest sporting event in the world and only happens once every four years. It's disappointing that a gym with dozens of TVs can't dedicate just one to a major international event. The experience felt dismissive, with everyone passing the responsibility to someone else instead of trying to help. If you're someone who enjoys doing cardio while watching the World Cup, be aware that this location is no longer broadcasting the matches.

This review is coming from a morning person. Haha. This is a very nice gym. I got a red carpet tour…read morefrom John Kras and he showed me all that this place had to offer. This gym is so huge! It was clean and had all the machines you could think of. The membership price is reasonable but the gym can be packed due to the location and the size. The gym lockers has a no photo policy on all the mirrors so all the progress pic girlies be mindful. Other than that, I wish this location worked out for me but unfortunately it's far from where I live. But if you are thinking to join? It's a no brainer.

I joined in November with John & he's definitely a Five Star. You got two free personal training…read morewhich I was a pair with Daniel Alexander ( Not their not more) he was horrible didn't return any messages after a WEEK and I HAD to message him! Just wish personal training was little less you get 3 sections 30 mins for $130 which I didn't do it. Since I joined a lot of things been broken! In the Women Locker Room it has NO photography OR videos and you still see women taking pictures AND videos!. And I wish they would open little early on the weekends

I've always loved Orange Theory and used to go 2-4 times a week in California. When I moved to…read moreMaryland, I started my membership back up after a few year break hoping I'd get back into it. Sadly though the studio was farther and my schedule didn't line up. When my card expired, I told them to pause or cancel, figuring they couldn't charge so I was done for now. But the they called and said I owe for the month my card expired *and* the next month because of a 30-day cancellation policy--plus they threatened collections if I didn't come in to pay and cancel officially. Yes, I should've canceled sooner and I bet they have contracts and policies. But after years of being such a loyal advocate telling everyone how great it is and loving it myself , I would have appreciated a little flexibility. Maybe paying only one month when I was ready to cancel and bending the rule for me. I know they can they have specials all the time. Instead, they wouldn't budge, leaving a bad taste after so many positive experiences. If you're thinking of canceling, don't wait--do it right away or you'll pay for extra months. It's disappointing that a company I once loved would treat a loyal customer this way. Sadly, I don't think I'll be going back to this location if I ever want to go back.

Sounds like I'm not the only one to say beware of extra charges according to other reviews…read more I was visiting from another location and used one of my passes to take a class at this location. I am aware that my location is typically lower on pricing so there could be an up-charge, however, I am used to being notified of any charges that I would occur when I am checking in to a new location for the first time. The front desk person was cheerful, however, when she asked me for a credit card to just keep on file there was no mention of any charges I would incur and said no charges would be made, it was just to ensure a card was on file for future use. Apparently future used meant immediately after my class without notification. I don't remember who the coach was, but she was just OK. I understand most OT classes these days don't typically use the rower as much as they used to or at least that's what it seems. I always like to start on the tread or rower to get my heart rate up and get the most bang for my buck out of my OT workout. I don't know why they have you start on a rower or only to mention that you will be getting off a minute or two later and starting on the floor. It would be nice to know that when you sign up for your starting position before class starts. Once I noticed this, I mentioned I would prefer to switch to the tread, but the coach told me to proceed with the group I signed with and to go to the floor even though they were open treads. I've always had rather good experiences at any location I've been to as I travel a lot and like to check out gyms in other locations... So I will say this was a first to be disappointed by OT. If you're local, I'm sure it's fine... If you're traveling, I would maybe try a different location or at least beware that you will probably be charged without notification for whatever they decide that day.

Signed up for a pilates class hosted by IM=X at Dick's Sporting Goods House of Sports. Great class!…read moreInstructors walked around and provided assistance with form and I felt the soreness at the end! I will be checking out this studio for more classes.

Had my intro class today with the owner Linda. She was so thorough & thoughtful. I'm so excited to…read moreattend more classes! The place was clean & the location has lots of parking available.