Best studio EVER! The community, the classes, the vibe - all wonderful. I've been going to Rebel…read morefor about 2 years now and have loved every bit of it. I've made wonderful friends, tried new kinds of fitness classes and found an amazing community. Cannot recommend enough!

I have been here several times for classes, and each one I have enjoyed and been challenged at. My…read morefriend, who did her yoga instructor training here, is the one who introduced me to the studio. I have taken barre, cardio, and yoga classes, and I have enjoyed all of the instructors. The yoga helps me destress and clear my mind, as well as stretch my body and challenge me to accomplish poses. The barre class has been the toughest class to take, but I was happy with the sweat afterwards, because it helped me feel good! We are going about once a week now, and it has strengthened our friendship as a result. Our next challenge is taking a spin class! Thank you Rebel

I love this fitness center. Not only is it a great place to take fitness classes but it really…read moresupports women. Classes I have attended include a variety of yoga, kickboxing, weight training. As a senior, this is a silver sneakers fitness center. I can speak highly enough of this place.

Becca is an awesome instructor. Lots of fun! Everyone is super welcoming. Ladies only fitness.read more

This is a great way to force a detox without going to a sauna as it is hot yoga. I do yoga more…read moreas restorative for my body as I am bad about stretching after working out. The staff is always friendly and so are the people who are there for the practice of yoga. If you need a may, yoga towel, or a towel there are some available (maybe for a small price?). The best part is at the end when they give you a lavender cold towel to cool down with. Oh and just to let you know on Friday it is $5!

Hot Spot is one of my favorite yoga studios. I always enjoy their classes and the instructors. I've…read morenever had a bad class there. I also enjoy their playlists for the music and flow classes.

I managed to close out my membership by force by involving my bank. Like many of the other reviews…read moreI dealt with the same issues. This situation happened months ago and until recently I continued to get call from their collections team threatening me. Wild. They make it difficult to end the membership even without a contract and if by any chance you don't do everything to the last step of their instructions if payments miss they will charge several fees that will mount to 2x to 3x the monthly.

I came in on a free one week guest pass provided on the Asana website. It was pretty easy to sign…read moreup for and when I got to the gym it was rather easy to get started. Asana bills itself as a wellness center and I am not sure why, however, they are a nice gym. They have good hours, although they recently changed them. I went four times during my free week pass and it was never busy. I did go during the middle of the day, but other local gyms have more traffic at midday then Asana. The locker rooms are pretty well kept. You don't need a lock as all lockers have a personal code you can choose. It seemed clean, but I did notice there are no facial tissues. Now, this isn't a deal breaker, but if you want to stop the spread of germs it is a good idea to have some tissue boxes spread through the gym so you can sneeze or cough into. There is a sauna and several shower stalls to use. I did not use them, but they seemed like the were clean and in working order. The gym itself seems very new. The free weight area is large and well organized. They have barbells that go fairly high. The circuit machines are plentiful and it seemed like they have most of the most popular machines. I did notice that there is no squat rack inside. That is a pretty big and glaring missing piece of equipment. Outside they have an artificial turf area where you can squat, deadlift, etc, but it is a bit cramped as it is underneath metal stairs. If you want to do a standing shoulder press you have to move as the stairs are right above you. Not a deal breaker, but a bit strange considering there is no squat rack. Outside they have some old large tires. You can use them for pyrometric jumps or you flip them. They also have sledgehammers so that you can swing and hit the tires to work out your core. They have a push and a pull sled and about 30 feet to use for that. I thought it was ample space. They used to have a spin room for classes, but it has been converted now. It now houses more free weights, smith machines, and benches. The membership rates seemed very fair to me. There were three tiers. Just the gym, gym and two amenities, and gym and all amenities. The cheapest tier is about $10, then $20, then $30. You can also pay in full to lock in a rate. The rates seem pretty good, but having been around a lot of gyms and reading other reviews has me wondering. Many people complain about cancelling their membership or being contacted to show up. I hate dealing with membership services for something that should be simple, but then again I do not have any first hand experience with that as I came in as a guest. All in all the gym is pretty good. A few strange choices in terms of machines or placement, but nothing terrible. Besides Mia I thought customer service was pretty okay. Mia at the front desk is super helpful and nice.

I'm not sure what the first review is about but I've been coming here since they opened last year…read more The owners and instructors have always been friendly and encouraging. Most of the classes are geared for women but they do offer a Co-ed Yoga class. Let's be clear...I do NOT enjoy working out myself....but I'm getting older and time is not on my side! I can say that I THOROUGHLY enjoy each class I've tried here. There's a variety of classes to choose from... pole classes (ladies, you'll be surprised what you can do!) strength conditioning, aerial yoga(once you take this class, a regular yoga class will seem BORING!). Shannon is a great instructor who challenges you but is mindful of your body's limitations. She will push you though! Sometimes a little ass- kicking is good for the soul;) Kelly and Dawn are amazing pole instructors who are not only patient going over every tiny step but help you find your inner sexiness...ooohhlala! I leave every class feeling tired but STRONG and empowered because I've tried something challenging and rewarding. Try this place out! You won't regret it!

If your looking to try Pole Fitness or Aerial yoga just do it!!!…read more There is no better place for it. I love all the instructors. The classes are challenging and most of all super fun.

I love Red Skies so much! I found this studio when I was pregnant and craving movement but limited…read moreon what I could do. Gentle yoga with Linda quickly became something I looked forward to every Monday and Friday. I met so many wonderful regulars that were welcoming and amazing to flow with and Linda is so kind and a great teacher. Since having my baby, I've explored all sorts of classes at various levels at the studio and love the variety of instructors with different styles of teaching as well as class offerings. I am a happy member of RSY and recommend this studio to yogis of all levels!

I'm in love with this yoga studio! I've struggled in Jacksonville to find a yoga studio that has…read morethe trifecta: 1) beautiful studio 2) challenging classes 3) welcoming atmosphere. But red skies nails all 3! And added bonus- it has both hot and air conditioned classes. I'm not quite a beginner, but certainly no yogi expert. I've tried 3 styles of their classes instructors and truly enjoyed all 3! My fav was cool vinyasa today with Heather - I found it to be challenging and strengthening without the chaos of power yoga. Gentle yoga with Susan is truly an all levels class where everyone can modify poses to their skill level. Power yoga was one of the hardest workouts I've ever done! I can't wait to continue taking all 3 types of classes & improve my skill set. I'm already feeling more confident and having less back pain. Thanks red skies for making me feel welcome in your studio and helping me improve my practice. I look forward to class every time!

I like it here! I think there's something for everyone. I tried their boot camp classes, they have…read moremorning or evening weekdays and weekends. It's a locally owned gym and not a chain. The morning classes are early but worth it if you want a circuit training workout that's less demanding. The evening classes are physically demanding. I'm 28 and fairly fit and find it difficult to keep up, and sometimes I need that. Hey also have Pilates and spin by appointment. And they have gym use, but I've not tried those classes or options. Overall I think I got a good deal on Groupon for the bootcamp. The facility is clean, except not all gym goers sanitize after themselves and well that's out of their control so if you're concerned with germs be sure to sanitize before and after your use of weights and machines. The machines may not be the newest out there but they work and there's nothing wrong with them but if you're looking for the gym with tons of machines and cardio options then this may not be for you. But if you want your butt kicked by some bootcamp classes join ASAP.

I have been training with Noha Soliman the owner of Fitness lab Jax for a year now and had amazing…read moreresults! I came in looking for someone to push me and get in the best shape of my life. I started with her after having lost about 90 pounds on my own. During this year I have lost the last 50 pounds and she has changed my body in amazing ways. She has shaped my body and taught me so much about fitness. I will continue seeing her 3-times a week because it is so important to me to stay in shape and I continue to see great results. Can't recommend her and her trainers enough! I also take the classes when I can and they are intense and you will see results if you stick with it!

I'm not the biggest fan of the traditional gyms, but I don't have the money to outfit my house with…read moreone AND hire a personal trainer, so Focus Fitness is the best of both worlds for me. I noticed this place when I used to pick up coffee at Starbucks and decided to check it out after grabbing an iced coffee at the recently opened Bold Bean. First time in I just wanted to get info & see what the details were to be a member. Finally bit the bullet and signed up for a monthly membership which comes with one complimentary training session per month. Booked my first training session for an early morning (on my birthday no less) because if I was going to train, I needed to force my butt out of bed. Telling myself I would do it after a long day at work wasn't going to happen. Met David when I showed up for my session and went through the initial 'getting to know you' stage. He gave me a nice total body workout to assess my strengths & abilities. While I know he wasn't pushing me to my max limit, my leg muscles would definitely beg to differ. Still got up the next day and drug myself in for a short run on the treadmill. Shannon - the owner - who I had signed up with earlier that week, stopped by to say hello. She was excited to see me back in and was checking in on how everything went the day before. I must have had a 'good' time because I continue to go back in to meet David at least once a week. It's definitely not my favorite time of the day, but I have to battle this yelp-bulge somehow.

If you can get past the owners bias towards her individual trainers she has on staff, you will find…read morea conglomerate type of trainer. Some trainers have higher education and years of experience while others have no degree in the related field. Other trainers have the education to back up their title but very little experience in the field. This is why it is so important to by pass the owner when selecting your trainer. Find one who is right for your short and long term goals, someone with a degree in the field, someone who has at least 3-5 years of practical experience and someone you relate to on a personal level. The biggest mistake a client can make is looking at their prospective trainers Instagram and noticing a move that is beyond most peoples realm and whilst enjoying their six pack abs and visioning yourself in them, take a step back and ask yourself, is this really what I need? Do your research fully and put your trainer in your own hands. Also, be careful how much money you put on your account because if your trainer leaves and you can't find one that is comparable, Focus will keep your money or force you to train with another trainer despite your reservations. My past experience with focus leaves me with Cracker Jack box training methods for most trainers. Leaving some clients bored and complacent. Training is movement art and science combined. Make sure your trainer has a pleather of tools in their tool box. Have witnessed most of the trainers in the habitat with very little creativity, energy and motivation.