Just did my first class at SoBeFit via classpass and I was pleasantly surprised. I live in the…read morebroad ripple area and have driven by this location so many times and I'm mad at myself for just now coming for the first time. It's a no frills type of place and i mean that in the best way. You get in. You sign a waiver if it's your first time. And you have some cubbies to put your belongings in. But it's a butt kicker! I did the CIRC HIIT class with Chris. The circuit is written on a board and they go over the exercises with the group prior to beginning. There were 10 stations and we did each one 3 times for 40 seconds. Stations ranged from planks with hip dips, TRX rows, sprints, wall squats; rower and more. It truly is a full body workout. It was a welcoming group although a small one. I went with two friends and that really helped us ease into the routine. I for sure plan on returning since it'll be a different type of circuit every time.

Just started using class pass and this was the first place I went. The gym itself is really cute…read more The atmosphere screams family. I could tell the members and trainers were all really close which is lovely. The HIIT class I took was awesome. I definitely needed that!

I found my home. No other place than this. Love the atmosphere, the interaction, the care the…read moretrainers have for us. Also love the fact they share their personal life journey (past, current, and future).

I checked this place out per a reference…read more Buiding is Golden; feel when you walk in is friendly and welcoming I can't remember the lady's name, but the person who does Meal Prep, knows her stuff, hire her, lol And she doesn't BS you; she tells you the truth. Cost: $480 month + 1x Activation Fee of $99 * includes what I'm assuming was 3 - 30 min training sessions weekly * nutrition * membership(gym access) The kid tasked with talking to me was friendly at the start but got really upset when I started asking basic questions. I asked who authorizes the workouts and nutrition plans, I asked what his credentials were to be a trainer, and what his background was. The person I was working with is 21 and has no background in training. He just was a person that lifted at the gym and then is now a trainer. I wasn't negative to him; I just told him I needed to think about it, which caused this guy to get annoyed with me. I chalk it up to him being young and unable to control his temperament. If you are paying 500 a month, you will ask questions to verify the validity of the product. He stated, "If you do not trust us, then we do not want you here." I explained that you don't just "trust" something blindly; you should do research because that's how you get burned. I passed on this gym as it wasn't the right fit for me. I really did consider it due to the owner; I wanted to and had a card in hand to give it a shot, but trying to give my credit card information and having some kid with an attitude keep saying over and over that if you don't trust us, then we don't want you here when I'm literally giving you a shot. That's just poor business practices. The kid called me up with a poor attitude and tone after I spoke with the owner and was excited about signing up. He reminded me of when you tell your kid to mow the lawn and he really doesn't want to; I had to stop this kid mid-conversation because his attitude was so bad and ask him if he had some personal issue with me or was offended that I had asked basic questions. I even apologized to him if he felt offended by my questions but explained that I just needed to know the source of the training as I wanted to make sure it was effective. He was just agitated that I wasn't blindly just signing up. He'll figure it out as he gains more experience. The owner does have certifications, even if he doesn't say it, I looked it up, and he is tied to a few. He also knows the process as he has put in the time. The "trainer" he tied me to at the start was the only thing that had me pause on this and move on. Always do your research on trainers. $480 a month is a lot for good training in Indiana, so ensure you get your value.

This the best gym in the nap hands down Super cool people…read moreand awesome owner ! If you want a private local owned gym go here !

Clean gym that has a great environment for anyone at any fitness level. The owner Tiffany is…read morealways nice and helpful with anything you might need, plus she's a great trainer if your interested in that.

I jumped back into a regular fitness routine about two months ago and the Myriad team has been…read moreexcellent in helping me along the way. They have been welcoming and kind as I learn proper form. I started typing out staff members' names but, honestly, they have all been fantastic! Myriad has multiple membership levels; mine is the Bootcamp + yoga plan. I'm still working back into fitness routines, but I've seen a lot of progress in this short time. So who knows, maybe CrossFit classes will start down the road as I build. My biggest surprise in joining this gym, though, was the yoga classes. This has been huge as I need to stretch out, but honestly, the warm yoga is probably the highest calorie burn I've seen in an hour's time. Oh and if you're looking for a gym, now is the perfect time to join as they prepare to open up their new space in the Stutz Building.

I love taking SWIFT classes at NapTown Fitness because: 1…read more The 45 minute length is perfect for getting in-and-out when I like to go midday 2. I've gotten to push myself and try movements I'm not used to 3. THE COACHES! Honestly the coaches are the best and make sure you're prepared for the workout, talk you through modifications to the exercises, etc. The class can be as challenging as you make it! 4. The group setting. It's so much more motivating (for me at least) to work out with a group with others pushing you. NapTown has so much more to offer than group fitness, too - yoga, nutrition, community events, workshops, etc. They've taken so many steps to help mitigate the pandemic, including virtual class options and designated workout space clearly marked out on the floor. They've been so communicative through the entire ordeal. Between the members-only Facebook page and weekly newsletter, I always feel informed about happenings and updates at the gym. Would highly recommend if you're looking for a fitness community to call home!

My wife and I have trained at Fitness by Design for 6+ years. The positive energy and attitude of…read moreour trainers is contagious. Over the years, we have gotten to know most of their trainers and staff; and we always feel welcome and very much at home. FBD has a wide assortment of equipment, which keeps our training sessions fresh and challenging.

I had purchased an auction basket from a fundraiser I felt this was as just what I needed to get my…read moreMOJO back. So I set up my Consultation and first 30 minute work w Tyler. I filled out my online paperwork and went on in. My energy and motivation level is not much but Tyler talked to me got to know what I was looking for and my goals. I let him know my realistic exercise levels and he was more than happy to work w me in those. So we did some exercises and he promised to keep in touch until I have my next appt which I think I am going to schedule in 30 days. I have to say he was great and had me so motivated I even took the dog on a long walk later that night.

I came in on a Saturday at 4pm and their SINGLE water machine was not working. I then proceed to…read morebuy a water bottle and they are completely out of water. Never in my life have I been to a gym and not had access to water. Absolutely insane. ​

I switched locations from PF Keystone to Madison Ave last month after a move. This location is an…read moreextreme downgrade in cleanliness and quality of equipment. For context on cleanliness, the same piece of toilet paper has been stuck to the wall of the women's bathroom for at least two weeks now. The equipment is old and in poor condition (the braided rope attachments look like well-loved dog toys, adjustment knobs are missing from benches, free weights are only in 5 lb increments, etc.). Popular machines don't have duplicates. The space is also poorly lit with flickering lights and the temperature is regulated with only one fan. It gets the job done, but it isn't the best space to do so. Given the prices of all other gyms in the area, I see why people suck it up and continue to work out here, and I'll probably do the same. You get what you pay for.

one of the most unorganized gyms i've ever been to. the music blares and i never saw trainers or…read moreclients wipe down equipment . within the 7 months i trained here , my trainer pulled 2 no call no shows after rescheduling me due to her fault . and was late numerous times . i ended up having to cancel due to car troubles and they still tried to charge me . i wouldn't pay so they got the owner involved to threaten me with collections . i don't recommend trying them if you're serious about your fitness goals

I frequent here twice a week. Everyone is nice and friendly. If you're looking to work out or for a…read morepersonal trainer, you have a lot of options. I love how all of the trainers are on the wall. Some classes are free for the first time. If you're ready to get in shape, check out The Strength Factory.

I love the unique classes Todd offers--Boot camp, kettle bell and boxing. He always gives us…read morevariety and seems to truly care that you get results. I give him extra props for knowing everyone's name and for working with my physical challenges (bad wrists). Great guy, great fun. And evidently, other people (not me) love the outdoor bootcamp classes (when the weather is good), whereas I love the indoor obstacle course he created. Former marine who will kick your tush in a good way. Try it for the first month for a nominal charge. Trust me!

Working out will become apart of my daily routine about 3 weeks after I give birth. Looking into…read morethis gym & it seems to be one I'm interested in. They workout in creative ways which is really good. A trainer is what I'm looking for & by the looks of it they have great ones because the people look very fit. People sticking together & motivating each other is definitely something everybody should be interested in because team work makes the dream work. When I do visit Indianapolis I'll be sure to join the team!

Best gym in Indy. Surprisingly big inside - like, really big! Ample cardio machines. Many, many…read moreoptions for weight lifting - 2 squat racks, 2 bench press, 1 incline press bench, 1 decline. At least 3 separate cable machines. And my favorite area, a room full of dumbbells and benches and barbells. This is not a health club. It is not a fitness center. It's a gym. A real gym, for real people who want to really work out. The equipment is not the newest or trendiest, but it is well maintained and high quality and there's plenty of it. Clean locker rooms. Extremely friendly, knowledgeable staff. Free bike share! Really just a great gym. Can't wait to get back into my routine once we get past COVID-19!

Very low quality. Very irresponsible and incompetent service team. I won't get it on time and the…read moredelivery was delayed 3 times longer.

My son has played here two seasons and has thrived! The coaches are so attentive and they work on…read moreskills not just allowing them to play. They get comfortable because they are among people who really care. I love the training and I am so glad that we chose to invest in the bite size league. So far we are so Thankful for everything my son is learning!

This place is conveniently located right off of the Speedway 465 exited so it is very easy to get…read moreto. My favorite part of this facility is the shear size, it's massive. There is a full locker room to change with 3 private showers. The facility was also very clean. I did the personal training sessions here because they were very reasonably priced, which I am always a fan of. I had a great trainer who engaged with me throughout all my workouts. I never played basketball here but there are multiple courts to play on. If you like active / athletic type of training then is the place with plenty of turf to run on, push sleds, compete in battle ropes. Best of all, they play awesome music at a good noise level to keep you motivated and focused. PS. They have morning classes if you want to go at that time! - Nick