I took my first Lagree intro class yesterday. When you come in and get checked in, you feel like…read moreyou just entered a spa, the studio is beautiful. The lady who checked me in and took my photo, was very friendly and welcoming. Now the class: our instructor was amazing, she explained everything so well. I was so nervous before coming because I know how hard Lagree is compared to Pilates. She made everyone feel comfortable and welcomed. Lagree is definitely very difficult but she said one thing that sold me, which was, if you do Lagree, you won't have to do any other workout. I highly recommend the into class to see how you like it and if it's something you want to do. I will definitely be going back soon and start regularly. Excited for this journey and being a part of a community.

First time trying Lagree and the shakes were so real! I often take heated classes at other studios,…read morebut I found this to be especially challenging and low impact. The studio itself is gorgeous and the eucalyptus towels hit after a sweaty workout! Can't wait for the next class!

Been going to Hotworx for a couple years now. I love working out here! The gym is smaller but it…read morehas everything I need to get a workout done without the congestion of a regular gym. Staff is super friendly and helpful. The owners advocate for a great experience for their members and really take care of the gym with maintenance and keeping everything clean.

Been going to this HOTWORX location and honestly, it's become one of my favorite wellness spots…read more I love that it's rarely packed I can usually book a session without having to share the sauna room, which makes the whole experience feel way more personal and focused. There's something about this location that just brings a sense of calm. It doesn't feel chaotic. It doesn't makes it perfect for days when I want to focus on mental fitness just as much as physical. It's less about burning calories and more about creating space to reset, sweat, and clear my head. If you're someone who values a peaceful workout environment where you can actually tune into yourself, this spot is definitely worth checking out.

This might be my favorite studio in vegas, everyone and every instructor is so welcoming and…read moresupportive. Every time I step in I know i'm going to have an amazing class and feel even better after. My favorite classes are Haute Booty and 90 min hot yoga soo good. I will definitely be taking more classes here !

My home hot yoga studio, this location is super convenient with lots of parking and it's right next…read moreto UPS and dollar tree too! Really nice and clean studio, the lockers are big and 4 showers with body wash and shampoo provided. Love the spaces and has 3 big hot rooms for hot and non hot yoga and Pilates classes. I prefer the Bikram series (26&2 yoga), plus the owner is super sweet and amazing!!

Absolute top notch Lagree studio, I think they have some of better trained instructors. I was at…read morethis studio for a year before moving and they really helped me appreciate the fundamentals of Lagree. I still got my butt beat every time but it felt like progress. I really enjoyed Rachel, Brooke, and Heather's classes. The studio itself was also well maintained. Follow them on Instagram for all the specials they drop!

Lagreemixx is my new favorite workout spot! I love the combo of two different workouts--Lagree and…read moreVersaClimb--which makes every class super fun and challenging. The staff and instructors are always helpful and friendly. Special shoutout to Dylan and Drake for always welcoming my friends and I with a smile. The studio is consistently clean and organized. It is located in Rampart Commons making it super convenient, with plenty of parking both in front and behind the studio. Highly recommend!

Love the studio! It is small and intimate which is great especially if you've never done Pilates…read morebefore. Bayley makes it fun and explains everything.

Pilates on the Eastside sign me up I enjoy going to Lisa's…read moreclass She is a great instructor I have been to a few other Pilates classes, this is the one I have continued to go to when I was instructed by Lisa, I felt encouraged to keep going! The atmosphere is calm quiet as well. shoe rack for your shoes. Water dispenser (refill your water bottle) They also have vanities I believe to touch up your make up hair etc If you forget your Pilates socks don't forget $ to buy socks there And they have a sauna I might be missing some details but it is worth a shot! Bathroom with women's essentials available! They also do lymphatic massage and other services inside.

If you're looking for a good Pilates studio on the east side this is the place! The owner is so…read morenice and she actually cares about helping you and making sure you're enjoying your time. Not only does she have the Pilates studio but right next door she has Glow Fitness which is a gym. The studio and gym are always clean and everyone is so welcoming. The instructors are all amazing and helpful! I highly recommend this place! The only bad thing about this place is that there was a Pilates instructor that would only talk about her personal life during class and was racist towards the Hispanic community, but GOOD thing she is no longer here!!!

Checked out the Good Place location in Summerlin with a friend, and honestly, the experience…read morestarted before we even walked in. The walk over to the studio was beautiful and relaxing, which already set the tone for the day. The class itself was amazing, it left me feeling energized and strong instead of drained. The instructor was incredibly supportive and even provided thoughtful modifications for my friend, which made the class feel inclusive and encouraging for both of us. From the moment we arrived, the entire staff made us feel welcome. Everyone was friendly, warm, and genuinely supportive, and that energy really shifted my mood in the best way. This location focuses more on reformer classes and doesn't offer tower classes, but the programming they do have is strong and well-taught, so it still feels like a great place to build consistency. If you want a Pilates studio with supportive instructors, welcoming energy, and classes that leave you feeling empowered, the Summerlin Good Place is definitely worth tryin

Today 7/29 my friend and I tried out the sunrise class on the roof at 6am in Summerlin. I had no…read moreclue about this area, first time in the Uncommons. I didn't have to pay for parking,which was great. They have a garage to pay but unsure of the prices. Ashlee was the instructor, her voice was so calming I loved it. She did very good at teaching and felt every move! I usually do Pilates at my gym, but this was very good work out and Pilates class! I recommend her and I'll come back :) they also gave a way protein drinks, creatine samples and protein bars! This was a first time free class btw :).

I have to give a huge shoutout to Taryn at Crunch Fitness on Rainbow & Westcliffe! She is honestly…read morethe most wonderful front desk person I've ever encountered at a gym. She knows my name, greets me every single time I walk in, and is always so friendly, helpful, and willing to answer any questions I have. She is clearly a hard worker, but what really stands out is how kind and welcoming she is. Walking into a gym can honestly feel intimidating, especially when you're getting back into a fitness routine, and Taryn has made me feel comfortable and welcome every single time. Crunch is lucky to have her! She deserves to be recognized for the positive energy she brings to the gym. Taryn, thank you for always making my experience better! . On another positive note the machines are really nice and clean. The equipment is never broken and I love the massage chairs.

I think it's safe to assume that a lot of us over here at Crunch are LVAC/EOS refugees who got…read moretired of overcrowded gyms with old equipment, employees who just don't care, really bad gym etiquette, etc. So when Crunch came to town with its brand new equipment and cheery attitude and decent pricing, it was amazing - a breath of fresh air and really awesome. For your first few weeks, it was 5 stars!!! Then...it started sliding into the familiar abyss of a traditional bulk-marketed, underemployed and overpopulated chain gym. I'm watching Crunch become just like nasty LVAC every single day. Right now...it's 3 stars. Soon it will be 2 and then probably 1. I've been going to gyms for 30 years and I've seen it all. Here's what's happening and also some tips about how to prevent this slippage: 1) Background checks on trainers: As soon as I signed up, I was given a free training session called the "CrunchONE Kickoff." I got an email that I was assigned a specific trainer for the session. So I googled the trainer's name and it turns out that he's implicated in a high-profile felony embezzlement scheme involving the William Hill Sportsbook. This is not someone I want to be training with or giving my financial information over to in order to pay for future sessions. Great start here, guys. 2) Gym Etiquette: A gym is only as good as its members' behavior. People aren't doing anything crazy like throwing weights around or carrying around a boombox (yes this happened at my old LVAC), but there are a lot of really frustrating things that are happening here with members violating both written and unwritten gym rules/codes of conduct and it's super frustrating. I know that the gym doesn't want to "police people" to a point where it's uncomfortable, but when one person behaves poorly, then 2 people see that and figure it's ok to do the same. And then 4 people and then 8 people and well you get the point. Here's some examples: A) Bags on the floor: I was at the gym early yesterday and it was pretty quiet. I walked around and there were 14 people working out. 8 of them had giant duffle bags out on the floor with all sorts of bands, bottles, crossfit chalk, everything you can imagine strewn about the floor. Crunch employees just walk right by it, don't ask anyone to please clean up and use the beautiful locker rooms that are provided. It's really frustrating to have to avoid tripping on these bags and it's just sorta nasty. B) Taking way too many weights off the rack and then not using them or the bench: I witnessed a couple take 10 dumbbells off the rack, take them to a bench, then grab 2 barbells and set them on the ground. One person sat on the bench and started playing on her phone. The other took out his phone and then SAT ON THE DUMBBELLS with his legs stretched out over them. He's literally rubbing his butt on the dumbbells and playing on his phone. They occupied the bench,10 dumbbells and 2 barbells for at least an hour, hardly doing any workout and just occupying the weights and the space. I asked a Crunch employee if maybe she could talk to them and she looked at me like I was speaking Japanese. She did not see a problem. C) Cameras on tripods: People aren't just using their phones - there are people taking full-on professional video cameras in to film their workouts. It's one thing if you want to snap a quick video to see your form. But it's another to set your tripod up 50 feet away from your machine so you can get a wide-angle view and then getting upset when people walk within their 50-foot radius so they can just use the equipment we all pay to use. It's getting really out of hand and will only get worse when they keep signing up more people. This isn't an Instagram influencer gym and I also don't just don't want to be in your videos, even by accident. I don't think that's unfair to ask. TLDR: It's fine now, but Crunch is rapidly slipping into the EOS/LVAC model of not making people follow basic gym rules that make for a much better workout and gym experience. It's just a matter of time unless they start being proactive about things besides just new membership sign-ups. Please do better - there's a lot of potential here but you're wasting it. You've already gone from 5 stars to 3 - let's stop the slide there.