I've been going to PB State College for about 8 months, roughly 6 days a week. It's a great way to…read morestart your fitness journey, or a great way to switch up your workouts! The instructors are knowledgable and friendly. The facility is very clean, and I love the retail.

From the owner: Looking for a great workout in State College, PA? Inspired by yoga, Pilates, and ballet, Pure Barre…read moreis an empowering full-body workout that transforms you physically and mentally. Our classes have been carefully designed to feature low-impact, high-intensity movements for any fitness level. With Pure Barre State College | PA, you'll build full-body strength at our studio and be inspired by our supportive community.

Loved spin class with Jill G. She had such great attention to form. Loved being asked to measure my…read morespeed against my own baseline instead of someone else's idea of how fast I should be going. Just the right balance of motivating but not overbearing. The studio overall is great. Love that they don't make you rent shoes. Love the anonymized leaderboard.

Great atmosphere!!! "PYP Studio" in State College reminds me of this fancy studio called "Cycle…read moreBar" that I used to go to for years when I lived in Florida, as it has the same look and feel.. it is amazing! I feel like it is a good place to decompress, get in a good spinning or hot yoga class, feel energized, and to start the day off to a good start! The place is very clean, so beautiful, chic, and the instructors and staff are very friendly. Hit all the marks. A+

I was here working out this evening & right at 9pm (closing), the worker turned all of the lights…read moreoff with 2 customers still in the building, myself included. No mention of it being closing time, just lights off, time to go! On my way out, I asked him, "Do you have somewhere to be?" & that he "shouldn't turn the lights out with customers still inside." His response- "It's 9 o'clock." Which I responded, "Are you the owner?" & he responded "Yes." If this is the case, that the OWNER doesn't care about his customer's experience, I will for sure be taking my business elsewhere. I'm not sure where he was taught that his schedule getting out of work was more important than the paying customer's experience. As somebody who has worked in customer service my entire adult life (not to mention at this same gym 7 years ago), that's a foreign concept to me. As a manager or GM, if I found out my employees were putting themselves above the customers in this way, they'd be written up or let go. My advice? Do better. The BARE MINIMUM is you wait to close until everyone is gone. & if it gets to be 5-10mins after, you politely let the customers know you are closed & need to start closing. Customer Service 101, Day 1. If management, or (apparently) ownership encourages this type of customer service, it's no wonder places like Crunch Fitness & Victory Sports have taken what looks to be most of the business from East Coast.

Wayyyy too expensive considering the lack of amenities-- that being said, there's an abundance of…read moretreadmills and dumbells!! Basically, go with the Y instead. It costs only $5 more per month and offers a variety of activities and (free) courses; take advantage of the pools, rock climbing walls, yoga sessions, basketball and volleyball courts etc. It has much more of a community feel to it, to boot. Plus, I think we can all agree on the fact that Hamilton Plaza -- for some reason or another -- has become a rather depressing spot nowadays...am I right, or am I right?

This place is ridiculous, the basketball court is so disgustingly dirty. All the basketballs are…read moredusted and are in unbearable condition!

I have been to YMCAs for 60 years, starting in Summit and Morristown NJ, Hartford Cleveland Chicago…read moreSan Jose and Now, State College. I cannot speak to the current condition of all the others, but the State College Y is easily in the best material condition of any Y in my life. Everything seems to have been refurbished or replaced recently, no broken down anything, no roof leaks, no broken tiles or pavement. .is this really a Y? They just finished redoing the locker rooms, new everything as far as I can tell. The Therapy pool is a balmy 90F, which is great for a recent Miami transplant, and the lap pool is a not too shabby 80F. Pickleball seems to have taken over the basketball courts but that is the way of things now i guess. All the resistance and exercise equipment are there, maybe not the best but very functional...and helpful staff nearby. It's nice to what was old is now new.

This location utilizes deceptive billing practices, making it impossible to cancel. I advise anyone…read morehaving an issue with this location to contact the Harrisburg office for the PA attorney general at 7177121300 to submit a complaint.

Employees lie straight to your face on how "easy" it is to cancel. You need to either 1. Mail in a…read morecancellation letter (which, don't worry, they'll accept it after THIRTY DAYS, after your NEXT BILLING CYCLE), or you have to 2. go in person at a convenient time for THEM because not all staff are "trained" to process cancellations. Want to cancel your membership? Hope someone there is trained to cancel it, otherwise your out of luck. Move out, and need an "easy" way to cancel? Better buy stamps and paper, and write a letter on your intent to cancel. Don't worry, they'll get to it in like 30 days if you're lucky. Want to cancel online or via email/phone? Haha, it's 2026. You think we'd make it "easy" for you? Give us all your money, or we'll send it to collections and your credit history will tank. Thank you for shopping at Crunch Fitness State College, and I hope your experience has been as miserable as everyone else's.

Let me start my saying that the only shape I'm in is round(ish) - if that qualifies as a shape. I'm…read moreaiming to change that. I've enjoyed perusing far too many beer and food establishments, and while I'm not huge I'd get a "runners high" going up a flight of stairs or hoping on my bicycle and going around the block. So, does this make me qualified to know what a five star gym is? Not necessarily. But I do know what five-star people are, and the owner Bryan and crew at CrossFit Nittany hit that mark. I've tried going to a standard gym before, but the lack of structure and non-interaction with a coach made it really easy to just piss around and not be serious. Not with CrossFit. The "workout-of the-day" (WOD) is written when you walk in. You know what you're doing, and you're held accountable for it. Does that mean Bryan is sitting there with a whip if you can't handle it? Absolutely not. He and his staff evaluate where you are in your fitness, and will modify the program to incorporate its core elements without overburdening you. You'll work hard, but it won't kill you. That would be bad for business. Bryan's been at this for a long time, and it shows. He even has a lot of certificates on his wall from legit sounding places saying he knows what he's doing. If you've never been in a CrossFit facility before, be prepared for the following: -- no machines -- no tanning beds -- no BS (if you need that translated, you're too young to CrossFit) Tomorrow will be my fifth or sixth class. My first two group classes were not with the beginners group due to scheduling, but no one looked down on me for not knowing what exactly was happening. I ask a lot of stupid questions - sometimes twice - and everyone's been incredibly patient as I've tried to get my bearings. It's this synergy that makes this facility as good as it is. Lastly, I've been "preaching" about the accommodating nature of this place as a newb. But make no mistake there are many **very** serious athletes here. If you're coming in with a wealth of CrossFit experience you shouldn't feel out of place unless you stumble into the newb class. And even then, all us newbs would simply gawk slack-jawed while you either rope climb one fingered or rip off 100 lateral burpees without breaking a sweat.

I love the Les Mills classes here -- challenging and supportive instructors, and varied workouts…read morethat keep me engaged, healthy, and progressing! My *only* complaint is that I'd like to see a few more Les Mills cardio options per week to get the highest variety!

Power Train gets my highest rating. Reasons why: +Their…read morepassion for fitness is evident +They are knowledgeable and effective communicators/demonstrators of using the proper technique +They provide a modified option when I need it and push me to give more when I need that +The small group training and boot camps are always challenging but rewarding +The trainers are fun and upbeat +I felt good before Power Train, I feel GREAT with Power Train

I love Powertrain's boot camp classes. They are intense and you really get results! It's also…read moreunbelievably cost effective!

You simply cannot go wrong by practicing yoga with Erica Kauffman. She is an incredibly…read moreinspirational and encouraging yogini. Érica is exceptionally skilled at quickly identifying adjustments to significantly improve your practice. I've had virtual practices with her for over a year, and while I initially was skeptical of anyone's ability to provide meaningful coaching and corrections in a virtual setting I immediately experienced that I had nothing to worry about. If anything, I'm probably even more in touch w my body because I had to make every adjustment myself, without any physical assistance. Honestly, I can't say enough good things about Erica and her skill, expertise, compassion, and desire to make the world a better place!

Love this place! Only wish I was back living in State College again so I can go more often. I…read morediscovered this true gem of a studio, tucked away just a floor above Beaver Avenue, when I was back in town for a reunion last fall. Then back for Art's Fest this year, I was re-reminded how much I missed this place since my last visit. Aaron (and Erica) are awesome. Aaron lead both classes of Lila Sun Salutations, which is unlike any other class I have taken over 8 years of practicing yoga (and after hitting many studios during this time). Looking very forward to visiting again when I am back in town!

I joined One on One in 2017 right after moving to State College. A trainer at my previous gym in CT…read morerecommended One on One because it is a well-established gym with professional trainers. I have found that it is also a very warm and welcoming environment. All of the trainers are attentive and knowledgeable. I highly recommend One on One.

Trying to sum up the life changing experience I have had during my time at One on One is difficult…read more As a team member since 2018, I can wholeheartedly say that One on One has improved both my professional and personal life in more ways than one. With a background in nutrition as a Registered Dietitian, I did not think I could find a career that could combine my passion for fitness, nutrition, and helping others until I found One on One. One on One not only taught me to become a proficient fitness professional, but also a better communicator, a stronger leader, and a more values-driven individual. These skills have helped me in all aspects of my life. Combine this with a community of amazing team members and clients alike, and One on One exceeds my expectations as a workplace. I count myself as lucky to be a member of this team. After having a baby and moving across the country, I have still found a way to rejoin the team, which speaks to how highly I regard One on One. One on One's Spirit of Caring--which permeates everything they do from event planning to personal development to client interactions to employee benefits--is unmatched. It is what keeps me a part of this team and without a doubt what keeps our clients with us for decades. After being a part of One on One for over 4 years and seeing almost all aspects of the business, I can say that this Spirit of Caring runs deep. I am proud to be a part of the One on One community, and I am deeply appreciative for all that they have provided to me over the years.