Great gym with clean equipment and a friendly atmosphere. The staff is helpful, and it's a perfect…read morespot for a good workout!

I tried Pure Barre because it's all the rage with my friends out of state. I was a little hesitant…read morebecause I am not very flexible, and have never taken dance, but gave it a go anyway. I arrived early, like the website said, and the instructor talked me through everything so I wasn't quite so lost during class. And let me tell you, the class will be TOUGH. Thankfully, they also show you how to modify things in case anything is too difficult to start. Most classes follow the same format. Warm up, arms, legs, seat, and abs, but no two classes do the exact same moves. I found that particularly nice because it's regular enough that you know what's coming up, but different enough to keep your interest. If you're looking for something new, Pure Barre is with a try!

Make sure you use the bathroom before you come. I scheduled a class for 4:30. I arrived and was in…read morethe building by 4:25. I went to use the restroom, and when I came out, I was told that I could not start because it was over the five-minute grace period. My stomach was hurting, and there was no way I could hold it, which is already embarrassing. Being turned away so abruptly did not make me happy, especially since I had driven over 45 minutes just to get to the class. I was told I can't miss the first five minutes of class to ensure client safety, but I think it would put everyone at a safety risk if I were to have an accident and shit myself during warm-up. This experience was with Sophia Wills the head coach in "community" manager at Solid Core. She made me feel really bad and humiliated

12/27/21 I came to this class for the first time…read more Unfortunately running late due to parking issues. Isabel was the coach and she was so helpful. The class had already started, it's dark in the room with blue lights. Music is blasting with great beats to get you in the workout mood. There is only room for 15 max capacity, which is great for those that don't like crowded gyms. It's a class you have to sign up for, you can't just show up and attend unless there's someone that didn't show up or was super late. It is an intense workout class, but in a great way. You're testing your endurance on so many levels. I've never seen such a machine or ever tried one, but I loved it. They call it the, "sweat-Lana" which is funny to me being I'm Eastern European and Svetlana is one of my aunts' name. Overall, a great studio and very reasonable pricing. Stop by and get your workout on, you won't be disappointed.

Lindy is an outstanding Pilates instructor. She keeps the class moving and is always changing the…read moreactivities so there's no chance you'll get bored! She teaches with a sense of humor too! I didn't know exercise could be so fun!

While I've only attended my free introductory class, I fell in love with this! You know when you…read morejust get a feeling that this might be what you're looking for?? For me, this is it. I joined, and will update my post to share if the experience still holds through and if I am seeing the difference in my health wellness and body. The only downside is I work, therefore trying to get into the early morning sessions, which is my preference is hard. It's a popular place so you've fuck out pretty far. You're going to a waiting list. You're flexible you into the schedule that you need. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable, very friendly and answered my question. You've got nothing to lose with the free introductory class.

I love my time at Burn Boot Camp. The workouts push me to be my best. It's now part of my regular…read moreroutine. I just completed my 100th camp of this year. The only reason I don't rate it five stars is because of one of the regular coaches doesn't seem to treat everyone the same. He/She seems the "forget" to recognize people for their achievements. The same people are always being posted under their watch. It's not just me but others have also noticed this. Otherwise the rest of the coaches are always so positive and supportive.

Great work outs that rotate based on the day of the week. There is free childcare for certain…read morecamps, which makes taking care of kiddos and yourself easier. The equipment can be a little intimidating but it's easy when you've got a trainer that demos the exercises and possible modifications. If you aren't too sure about signing up for a membership, there is a free 7 day trial! Bonus, first time visitors get a nice mini care package of Epsom salts and a lavender cooling towel (trust me, you'll need it).

I went to cycle you earlier this year and really enjoyed it. They have great instructors. Dawns…read moreclasses were my favorite. They offered cycling and strength training classes. I did most the mixed classes and enjoyed my sauna time. They have showers and provide towels which makes the experience so much better. I work downtown so the convenience was there.

I love CycleYou, it is my happy place. It's an amazing atmosphere of positivity and acceptance, the…read morestaff and the classes are fantastic. I try to convince everyone I know they need to try it out. It truly is a workout that feels like therapy, and I always leave feeling like a better human.

I love OTF Never…read moreplayed sports and I don't have enough knowledge to work out on my own. My workouts help me save time and contribute to better health.

Amazing workouts with some excellent coaches. Stick with it and see the results you put into it.read more

Place is smaller than I thought it would be but the issue is the staff. They're so weird and just…read moretalk amongst each other and when you ask a question they look baffled. There was one tall African-American girl that was extremely nice and very helpful. She stepped up when the other ones were just ignoring everybody. Those other kids just need to go. They're wasting payroll and turning people off.

The High Street YMCA is a great place and it has a wonderful community. I would recommend the High…read moreStreet Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) to everyone. They have so many opportunities to get involved including: workout classes, yoga classes, and swimming classes. All of the workers and the members are awesome and that's one of the reasons it is so enjoyable. I go to the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) mainly to workout and play basketball, so I can tell you that both facilities are great. They fit all of your workout needs, and the basketball gym is great to go shoot around, or run a couple games. The gym has many different machines and tools including racks of dumbbells, bench press, cables, and leg press machines. The gym is also nice because you are told to wipe down the machines once you are one to keep it sanitary. The pool is also very nice, and you can go and swim to get a nice little workout in.

Starting my fourth year this fall. Coaches who are dedicated and care. A great combination of…read morestrength, balance, and movement. Well-equipped facility for group and individual classes. A great group of people.

This is a terrific program for folks aged 55 and up. It has made a fantastic difference in my life…read more I have so many things I want to do with my husband, family, and friends. Regular workouts focusing on strength, balance, stamina and so much more have increased my confidence and ability. Two doctors of physical therapy plan the workouts and provide modifications as needed. The StrongerLife community is truly unique. You should give it a try! You'll only be better, because of your decision to do something for YOU!