This is my full-time gym, which I use on a consistent basis. You get what you pay for and…read more$9.99/month is great even if some in management aren't professional or there are cleaning issues. However, management does need to resolve and train some of those in personal training sales of how to treat the customer with respect and without using misogynistic terms. I won't name the assistant manager who was a bully and a jerk but behavior such as what I received needs to be called out and addressed.

I have been to many EOS and this one is the best!! Love to come here! Man Justin in the front was…read morepretty cool Def recommend this location!!

Lee came to our resort villa to lead us in a private yoga class. Since we were visiting from out…read moreof town, he was prepared with mates, blankets, blocks and a wonderful spirit to lead us in a great yoga experience. It was just like we were in any yoga studio, but better. We were set up in our common area of the villa which allowed for a very comfortable atmosphere. We could tell that Lee has a lot of experience. He was able to adapt the moves based on each of our skill levels or physical limitations. He maintained a calm demeanor and gentle touch to help us reach our potential. I wish I could find a yoga instructor like him in my hometown because I would attend yoga more often. He gave me suggestions on the type of classes I should look for that would help my strengthen my core. Lee got me excited about yoga all over again. I'm searching for Lee in Birmingham. He's a great instructor and you just have to experience yoga with Lee. You will be inspired and rejuvenated!

Lee is the sweetest, most inspiring and most empathetic yoga teacher I know. He knows how to adapt…read morehis teachings to the mood, the student level, everything. Somehow I walk out of his classes feeling blissful 100% of the time

Horrible experience. My first time there. Wellhub advised new people to show up 20-30 mins early to…read moresign a waiver, get tour, etc. I got there early, no waived, never shown where anything was like even the restroom, instructor gave her name and handed me a clipboard. Not once did she welcome me or ask if this was my first time trying the facility. Class started. She didn't really explain the format, how it works, went right into it. I'm new.. not once did she stop, take time to e encourage me or ask me how I was doing. I was so turned off that the minute I got a chance to leave the class, I did. I walked out. The instructor's name was Bethanie. Wasn't welcoming and I don't plan on ever returning to any orange theory fitness class. Not a welcoming or motivating environment.

Great workouts! Paxton's classes rock. Kelley at the front desk is amazing and always so welcoming.read more

A difficult hike with amazing views! I loved this hike. It's a long way back to the trailhead from…read morethe road and there are places where having 4x4 or higher clearance would be nice, but I saw a Prius at the trailhead. There are workarounds. It's a long and steady climb, definitely one of the more challenging hikes in the west valley. The last little bit there's some scrambling to get to the peak. The views are amazing and the giant slabs of quartz are beautiful.

For years, I had stared out at the Sierra Estrella mountains wondering if I'd ever get the chance…read moreto hike to the top of Quartz Peak. I'm a Civic owner, so as soon as I heard about the sand roads and necessity of a high clearance/4x4 vehicle, I thought the day would never come (there's no way I'm buying a gas guzzling Jeep with a 30-mi each way work commute lol). That is, until I met some other awesome hikers from the Valley and coordinated an epic carpool! We met up in downtown Phoenix and headed out in the Jeeps to Goodyear. After getting off the 10 and heading down Estrella/Rainbow Ranch roads for what seemed like a good while, along came the sand/dirt roads. And man did they live up to their reputation! Some super fun off-roading action ensued, and let's just say I was so glad I wasn't in my own little car. One of the hiking buddies advised that he once tried to get to the trailhead in his Dodge Caravan but got stuck in the sand and wrecked the transmission. Yikes! Once we got to the trailhead (obviously an adventure in and of itself), it was a steady 5-6 mile uphill climb to the summit. There are definitely some false Peaks to conquer along the way that are grueling physically and mentally; however, once you get to the last half mile or so, it's a fairly short scramble and totally doable. Once you get to the top, you are greeted by a fantastic view of West Valley, South Mountain, Four Peaks, the Supes, East Valley, and the vast desert to the southwest. The way down is easier on the cardio but harder on the knees due to loose rocks so watch your step and don't rush it. Your legs will probably be sore for the next day or two but it'll be accompanied by the feeling of accomplishment! I also recommend going with a group as I did. Strength and support in numbers people! Plus, you may meet someone new and make friends along the way! I'm not sure when I'll get the chance to hike Quartz Peak again, but now every time I look out to the west at it, the memories will never fade!

TOMi Kay, misti and Trish are my favs. My thighs are so sexy because of you! Don't stop motivating…read moreme. I love the camaraderie and legs in straps. My side obliques are more awesome because of you.

Favorite studio ever! The best thing about this studio are the instructors, they are so amazing and…read moreI always have the best workout. They have a variety of different classes you can take and different levels to them which I really appreciate. Club Pilates for life!

I took my first Pure Barre Classic class yesterday and it was pretty intense. I am someone who…read moreconsiders herself very fit and this class was no joke! The reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because it was hot in there. The room was 73 degrees, 15-20 attendees and no fan. As a menopausal, I was melting. It was a good workout though.

I tried the Align class and wasn't able to do it. This review is for those with lots of past…read moreinjuries. I'm older 66 with many previous broken bones and OA. The plate in my left wrist and the broken bones in my right hand made it impossible to put my body weight on my wrists. I broke my hip 2+ years ago and I have never fully recovered. I'm totally out of balance and lack strength on the right side. PT was a nightmare for me too. I went to 2 different PT places and both hurt me and I ended up back in a wheelchair. I am trying different exercise modalities to find something I can do. This isn't it. I realize I'm not the norm most people will be able to do Pure Barre. I need a much more gentle program that doesn't hurt. The music volume should be turned done. It takes away from what the instructor is saying. The instructors voice should be dominant not the music!

Beautiful park, expansive and huge. Grassy areas galore and so many beautiful trees. Trees were…read moreactually red and golden showing the fall colors. Walked a couple dogs I was house sitting all around for 90 minutes. Framed by beautiful houses, this park had other dog walkers, people eating lunch and some reading books on the benches. There were swings and really interesting jungle gym type structures for kids and a community pool. It has a swirled sidewalk running thru it as well. On a beautiful 75 degree Phoenix December day, this park added beauty and serenity to our week! Hope you get to visit!

Definitely missing the sunny Phoenix weather being that I'm back in NYC. I came to this park during…read moremy visit here over the recent Christmas and New Year holiday to work out and bring my niece and nephew to play. The park has the basic obstacle course for kids, equipped with slides, swings ( only toddler swings), monkey bars, and a see-saw. Too bad the swings were only for toddlers;my niece and nephew are beyond that age lol. The palm trees were awesome just because they're palm trees. But given that it's Phoenix, most of the grass was brown. I happened to find an area that was shaded and had lush green grass. Overall the park was clean, free of debris, and the lawn is well kept. It's also walking distance from my family's home. While it doesn't measure up to Prospect Park or even Central Park, it gets the job done.

This is one of my top 5 places to workout at in Phoenix. I've been coming here for years, or is it…read moredecades? They used to be open EVERY day of the year. But then...the Pandemic. And they shut it down even though it's 100% outside. Annnnnnyway....now it's kind of hit or miss when it's open. And yay! today it is! Why do I love this venue? * Within walking distance of my house * I can climb the bleachers & create all kinds of challenging workouts w/ them * I can use the track to walk/run/skip, etc * I've been seeing some of the same people here for years, so it's very much a community space * Someone invariably brings music, which I love to work out to * It's FREE :) Thanks Phoenix College