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    Orangetheory Fitness

    Orangetheory Fitness

    3.9
    (63 reviews)
    12.7 mi

    I'm an OTF addict and this was a nice gym, visiting from out of town. Everything is new and fresh,…read morethe space is bigger the most OTF. The coach was super energetic and the volume was a little too loud (my only complaint), everyone was friendly and helpful. One other suggestion: they ran out of lower end weights quickly, might be nice to have more (30 lb). Nice parking lot, a hip area with reclaimed buildings and artsy boutique stuff.

    After having been to a couple different orange theory locations around the greater Houston area,…read morethe Sawyer Heights location is probably my favorite! OT is a science backed workout that focuses on your heart rate zones to get the best possible workout in an hour flat. The classes are always a different mix of running, rowing, and lifting with a focus of endurance, strength, or power. No 2 classes are ever exactly the same! What makes the Sawyer Heights location the best is a mix of the people, the coaches, the big open space, and the cleanliness. First off, parking is never an issue here, there's tons of it. There's lockers, 3 restrooms, and multiple showers. Then the workout studio itself has 17 each of treads, rowers, and weight stations. Even when I don't feel like working out, just show up and you're guaranteed to have a better day than you were expecting. Catch me at any of the morning classes like 5am, 7:10am, or 9:30am depending on my work schedule, enjoy!

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    Orangetheory Fitness

    4.4
    (30 reviews)
    10.7 mi

    I've been coming to OTF Midtown for years, and it's still one of my favorite ways to stay active…read more The studio is well-designed, especially if they were ever to run a 3G class--there are 17 treadmills, 17 rowers, and 17 benches, so the space can easily accommodate a full class without feeling cramped. While I used to go multiple times a week, I've now locked into a routine of once a week, mixing it in with outdoor runs, bike rides, and trips to the Y. What I appreciate most is that even though all OTF locations follow the same daily workout plan, the coaches at Midtown make it feel more personal. They're great at offering encouragement, checking your form, and helping you get the most out of every session. Classes are never too packed, which gives it a more focused and manageable feel, and the front desk and staff are always helpful and welcoming. There have been a few break-ins in the area, but the studio has taken good precautions--mag-locking the door and only opening it for members, and providing lockers with locks. I definitely recommend using them if you bring anything valuable. Overall, it's a solid, well-run studio that keeps me coming back.

    Visiting from the Reston, VA location -- which is my new home studio…read more Came here on the week of Christmas. Last visited: Dec 30, '23. Coach was Abby, who was a little bit indifferent but seemed enthusiastic enough about coaching the workout and especially the template of the day. Which in this case was a hardcore, grueling endurance run. Close to a half-hour long, due to being a 2G, and alternated simply between a base and push effort. Even though I could not hold the continuous pace all throughout, and had to walk it out at least twice in total. But at the least my AVG speed that shows in the app is double digits. I think that's good, right? Anyway it helps to build up my endurance, which is kinda crap, and needed this kind of intense punishing workout. Maybe next time I will try to do the same template without a pause in between, and w/o compromising on my push intensity (maybe slow down slightly?) Anyways, the hardcore endurance work out was pretty solid. I felt that my body needed that. Also, they do *indeed* have the newer treadmills at this location in Midtown, Houston. You know, the shiny new ones that go up to 15 MPH. They have those. I certainly remember, because I went all-out at an intensity somewhere between 12 MPH and 15 MPH, on at least one occasion. Anyway, I thought coach and front desk were both amicable and friendly in general. Had good experience overall. Didn't get much a chance to talk to coach, but enjoyed talking to front desk after. Also to Ashley, who seems to be the assistant SM, or something? Friendly staff here. Slight minus, but not a deal-breaker: asking for my ID even though my first time at the studio. It's weird, usually they ask for a credit card, and don't bother with an ID. Lucky I had my DL lying around, but I found that off-putting that I was questioned and asked to prove my identity. I mean, you already have my name, height/weight, DOB, email, and address, what does my DL even do at that point? Lol. Seemed a weird request, but ok. Also, I enjoyed the showers here. My first time having a shower at any studio location. It was nice. Water was hot but not as consistent in the shower, for some reason. Go figure. Anyways, I enjoyed it here at the studio in Midtown at the Houston, TX location. Also, the studio is pretty damn spacious. Like it seemed one of the biggest studios at least in the class I attended. Bigger than most of the ones I go to, which is pretty solid. Convenient times and location, in my case. I would recommend this studio, as overall my experience was positive. Hopefully will be back sometime in the future.

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    Orangetheory Fitness

    4.0
    (6 reviews)
    8.2 mi

    I came here for the first time in Jan 2025…read more I scored a free trial class. I have certainly heard of the franchise before, but didn't know much about it. First timers are requested to come 30 minutes beforehand. To me that's a bit extreme/unnecessary. They should say 15min. I understand a mini orientation, but that amount of time is crazy, and a waste of time. I arrived as requested. And at first they were trying to sell me on all the benefits of joining for membership, which is understandable. They gave me a tour. They offered a locker for my things. Then they put the body monitor on me that tracks calories/Heart rate, and some other info. It's HIIT. For this class we alternated between row machine, weights, treadmill in a fast pace circuit class, with hype music. There were some obvious regulars that knew exactly what they were doing. The class wasn't too packed. I liked that the space was large Class- My teacher/coach Ciandra, checked on me during class a few times. And I tried my best, but it was tough!! The cutesy thing she did was give me a shout-out at the end of the class, and the class gave me a round of applause for completing my first one, which is nice and fosters comradery considering its a group class. After the class they tryed to sell there membership again, but I declined, since I use ClassPass. I was major sore for days after. The pro's: - the breakdown of your stats from the coach after the class from your body monitor, is helpful and interesting -large calorie burn -the circuits keep you busy, and prevent boredom The cons: -the overly frequent calls before and after your first trial class. It's too much. I saw the previous reviewer that said they got sick and tired of the harassment of calls and tried to block them but they kept calling. I understand her frustration. If they get added to classpass, I would consider returning. This location is convenient for me.

    Greatest Manager ever handling that location I think her name is Alina and she is a very good…read morepeople person. She understands people in their goals and I can't wait to make another session with her.

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    Planet Fitness

    Planet Fitness

    2.5
    (50 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Staff: there are a few familiar faces in the front that makes it nice if you want to build…read morerelationship. The staff as a whole provide solid customer service , polite and overall helpful Facilities: clean and plenty of cleaning stations. Customers: I think this is important when shopping for a GYM the people who workout here aren't obnoxious, I've been enough times to see different patrons and they members come to workout and that's it. Which is nice as someone who has stayed away from the gym because of fear of judgement, this location doesn't make you feel uncomfortable. Cons : You may have to wait for a certain machine every once in a while but other than that good location. Limited pictures for respect of those working out. But they have plenty of options

    The issue I have is not the facility itself. The issue is with aspects of the summer policy where…read morehigh school students (14 to 19 year olds) can work out free during the summer. The program is poorly managed, if they manage it at all. This program has made this gym a hang out for unsupervised teens. I'm not talking about inside the gym, i'm talking about outside the front doors and parking lot. My wife and I pulled into a spot near the front door. We sat there for about 30-45 minutes while our phones charged before going in. There were 10-15 teens hanging out outside the front door. Yelling obscenities and racial slurs at each other. There was also a strong majaurana smell in the air as well. Then these teens started running around the parking lot chasing each other. PF employees at the counter, inside, periodically looked outside, but never came out to do anything. We decided to leave rather than go in because we no longer felt safe there. I understand the "giving back" aspect of the program, but, PF has a responsobility to provide supervision if they are going to promote a program where minors can be on the premises without parents. Otherwise this program is a powder keg for violence.

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    F45 Training Pearland West

    F45 Training Pearland West

    5.0
    (10 reviews)
    4.4 mi

    Honestly, I want to gatekeep this place but that would be unfair…read more This is my favorite workout place. Between trying gyms, boutique Pilates studios, orange theory; F45 is the absolute king of work outs. I like F45 because they encourage you to lift more, and push yourself (safely). I feel muscles I've never felt before. I also feel stronger which is amazing. Usually I'd only lift 10-15 lbs max. But not here. I'm comfortable squating 44lbs, and 26lb for tricep extensions! Wth. Never thought I would do either. The coaches are so so nice. They will correct your form (I appreciate this a lot). I have only been to this location fyi. Initially, when you walk in, there's a white board that tells you the duration of the workout/rest periods, and how many laps and/or stations there are. There are cubbies for your stuff, and each cubby has a charger for your phone. They also have small towels for the workout class. There are also drinks and food if you're interested. Lastly, they have two bathrooms with showers. When class starts, the coach will do a quick run through of each station. Every class is so different. Not repetitive like OTF. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday are cardio days. Tuesdays and Thursday's are (lifting) weight days. You can take a quick breather during class but they will cheer you on to finish the time out. You're there for a workout, after all. Usually if you are lost at the station, you can just copy the person next to you or look confused and the coach will come and show you again. Classes can include boxjumps, ski erg, rowers, weights, benches, resistance bands. Clases are usually 45 mins to an hour. What I like about this is that you're not waiting for the previous class to finish. They are usually gone, everything is wiped down/reset, and easy parking. I really love the community and the other members as well. The camaraderie is unmatched. They are all so nice, friendly, and welcoming. We are all shapes, sizes, and skin colors and working on our goals. I love that there are two water refill stations, two treadmills, a stair master, and a massage chair. Many accoutrements! They have a free 7 day trial period. Terrick is the owner and he's amazing!

    Amazing gym with great music! Trainers are awesome ! Have mini lockers with charger and water…read moreavailable is a plus !! Great workout every time

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    F45 Ambassador & Coach Chasity Morales. LFL Austin Acoustic's WR, one of the most popular & beloved athletes in LFL history!
    Briannon lost 99 lbs. in 10 months training at F45!
    Briannon lost 99 lbs. in 10 months training at F45!
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