One of the nicer planet fitness in Louisville. Clean , well laid out, busy at 630 AM but not…read morecrowded.

I typically go to other gyms, I did a free membership here, it was nice. I wouldn't say 10/10 but…read moreit was for sure a 9, clean place.

Once you start attending another location, aka the Mathew's or poplar level rd, then you will…read morerealize how much of jungle this location is. From the lack of equipment and the shabby crowds it attracts. Ps still was able to get my workout done.

Planet Fitness is an alright gym. They have tons of equipment, lots of cardio and weight machines,…read moreplus lots of ammenities. Depending on your membership you have access to bring guests, use tanning facilities, use massage beds and chairs, and more. Of course, they also have very basic memberships that include your use of the gym only, and they're very reasonably priced. That's the best thing about Planet Fitness - the price. It's one of the cheapest gyms you can visit, but there are cons to that as well, namely large crowds. This Planet Fitness location is quiet large, and it's almost always packed. It seems no matter how early, or how late, I have visited this gym it's been fairly packed. A little less so around mid-morning, but most people, myself included, can't often visit the gym during that time. Overall, if you're looking for a place to work on your health and fitness, I think Planet Fitness is an alright spot to do it. But, if cost isn't your top concern, there are definitely lots of better spots around the city.

I've been going to Supreme Peace for about two months now, and it has truly been one of the best…read moredecisions I have made in awhile. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced yogi (or somewhere in between), there are options here for you at this magical place in Beechmont. The introductory offer cannot be beat, and it quickly made me realize how awesome this place and the people are. Every single instructor is fantastic, and they can help you with modifications as you grow in your yoga practice. Need a break? Take one. I felt felt intimated in many yoga classes before, but not here. It is so welcoming. The space is spacious without being huge, and classes are never huge. I really cannot say enough about how much I love Supreme Peace. There are a variety of packages and price levels, and you can see the full schedule online. They also do a number of workshops and trainings. (If you've never done yoga before and want to start, they do a series for beginners.) There are some parking spots along with plenty of street parking. Supreme Peace is very community focused, and I am so thankful to have this amazing place in my community. If you're looking for yoga, you can't go wrong here!!

Had never heard of this place and got to try it out yesterday with some lovely ladies in a group I…read morebelong to. This business was selected for their work with plus sized clients. We didn't have a traditional yoga class set up. Instead we did a body love workshop. Our instructor was Jodie and she was very welcoming. There are cubbies and hooks at the back entrance for coats and shoes. In the next room there is seating and tea options should you want something to drink. There is also fresh water you can pour into a cup. The main room is pretty big and 16 of us fit comfortably in a circle. Jodie had us write down negative things we hear, heard or learned over the years that we needed to expel from our life. It was a total cleansing and many of the ladies shed tears as they realized they had things to dispel from their spirits. I plan to come back to check out the actual yoga class and will update the review on that. The room is comfortable, the pillows and rugs we used were good quality. I can see that there were blocks and mats available for use too.

plenty of racks and never gotta wait forever for weights, vibe is chill but everyone's actually…read moreputting in work not just taking selfies

I've been working with Liz Brodfuehrer for a few years as my massage therapist. As a runner, I…read moreoften find nagging tightness or muscle soreness. Any time this occurs, I know I can go to Liz to help me work out a lot of the muscle tension. She's not only great at what she does, but she's a great person. Plus, you often get to hang out with her dog Watson who loves all the pets while you're on the table! For any athlete, I can't recommend Liz any higher. She's great!

My daughter and I came in to swim with a day pass 40 dollars. Front desk didn't know the schedule…read moreor us. We got dress to swim. We came out to swim was told we couldn't because of swim lessons. I told them I want a refund, she said you cannot. The guy over it said I could. No one looked like they were writing my information down. Then when I called I was told it's taken cared of Thursday then rolls Monday no transaction was made so I have to keep trying to call April which I already called. I made a dispute with my back . Pay with cash. I found a cheaper place 11 dollars for me and my daughter verse 40 a day it's cleaner too.

Been a while since I've written this review. Figured it's time for an update…read more Firstly - The YMCA is much more than a gym. It is a charity. When you pay your monthly fee, your money is going to a whole host of programs. For example... * This YMCA (Southwest) has preschool that is heavily subsidized. Let's be honest - who is likely putting their children in subsidized preschool? Probably single mothers. And it's one of the best preschools in the city. * The Southwest YMCA also has an adult daycare for individuals with special needs or stroke victims, etc. Also heavily subsidized. * The YMCA on 10th and Chestnut has a homeless shelter. Completely subsidized. * The Northeast YMCA does a lot with the blind and water safety. * Safe Place is a division of the YMCA, and it is 100% subsidized. Go read up on what Safe Place is. It'll blow your mind. I could go on, but you get my point. When you get a membership at ANY of Louisville's YMCAs in the city, your money is going to support the above. The Southwest YMCA, I mentioned what it has. As well, it is a gym. And it's a great gym. The Southwest YMCA has the following: * Indoor pool * Childcare so your kids can be entertained while you workout * A rock climbing wall for the kids * Tons of classes like Zumba, Yoga, and Spinning * Basketball court * Free weights * All your standard gym equipment The Southwest YMCA is pretty big. It's not huge, but it's big enough. It gets busy after work hours and just before work hours. If you're looking for *JUST* a gym, then the YMCA may not be for you (although it will serve that purpose). However, if you're looking for your money to go further than just paying for you to be able to use a gym, then sign up at the YMCA. It's a great charity, and I'm glad to pay a monthly membership.

It's nice and big and clean. It has everything you want. It's open 24/7. It's cheap…read more But... * It's crowded. * It only has Smith machines on the benches. * I see too many people that I grew up with that I don't really want to see anymore. * They give away pizza and doughnuts. Unbelievable.

I decided to stop by Planet fitness while I am visiting Kentucky. When I was checking in the guy…read morethat helped me notice that there was a problem on my account. He proceeded in helping me and it was able to be fixed. This club, has so many treadmills and elliptical machines. I did notice that this gym was very clean. There was a guy walking around spraying/sanitizing the machines. I saw him do that several times, which made me feel very comfortable due to what's happening (covid). I do have to say that planet fitness is very consistent, i have been to many and 99 percent of the time I know what to expect when a visit a new one.

Was told to re rack my weights. Not asked .no please ,no…read morethank you, no yes sir no sir. Was commanded to do so .and when I questioned the approach and felt singled out was told to leave the gym.. Ive no problem re racking weights. But please do not speak to me as if I work for you.

This Crunch needs attention immediately. Seems like staff is extremely lazy and does the bare…read moreminimum with cleanliness, helping new members, on their phones, and just no sense of urgency when needing ANYTHING. Staff needs firing and hire those that actually want to work and help others that have questions. Personal cell phones should be banned IMO in such a workplace unless on break/waiting for client to train.

Tried calling several times with no response. I need to make my review over 85 characters. When you…read morewant to try out a gym people need to answer.

A really great option for Humana employees that work at the Waterside or Clocktower buildings is…read morethe Humana gym. Your membership is very affordable, and you get access to a gym that has everything you need. Treadmills, rowing machine, cross trainers, weight machines, Smith machines, free weights, cables, spin class, yoga class, workout studio... it's all here. And it's recently remodeled. So it's still nice. The locker room is also pretty sound. Nice and new. Also has good showers with decent pressure. The one drawback is that it is a little small. It's not really ever been an issue for me, as there aren't too many people that frequent the gym after work when I like to go. So I seldom have to wait for anything. If you're a Humana associate, and you're not utilizing the Humana gym, then you're letting a good opportunity pass you by.