Can't schedule classes as they are always full. You can only schedule 30 days in advance but…read moreeveryone else is rolling so by the time my renewal date comes all the classes are booked. You can get on a waitlist and to be honest you can often get into the class but you won't find out until 12-24 hours prior. So unless you have nothing else in your life it's a moot point. I think they have over sold their membership and despite talking to them they really don't care. They just tell you to get on the wait list. Or, of course you can pay for the unlimited which allows you to schedule further in advance. Quite the ruse to get you to pay more money. So incredibly frustrating.

If I could put a Zero! I would! Please ! Please! Be careful with this Club! I accidentally sign up…read more@ a Club on River & Campbell & it's not even open yet! ‍ So I went to the introductory class @ the Oro Valley Club & this morning Shay refused to transfer my membership to the Oro Valley Club!! So I am paying for classes I can't even use!! What a gimmick!! Beware! Beware! They will take your money & give you Nothing in return!! I am so so upset!! So Jasmine from the sign up team called me & made Everything right! Shay basically told me I had no recourse, but then Jasmine called me and fix the situation. So it's my fault for jumping the gun, but I honestly thought that I was not gonna get any help on this so if you need help with your membership, call Jasmine at the Catalina Foothills location. She is a godsend.!!

Best workout for cardiovascular fitness as well as toning! I have tried other gyms and have not…read morehad the same results.

My experience: 90% negative; 10% positive. The 10% is for:…read more 1. I got to stomp uphill on a nice treadmill as various extremely young, spirited coaches yelled encouragement; and 2. Many class times to choose from on weekdays. As for the other 90%: 1. Those extremely young, spirited coaches understand *nothing* about aging and necessary exercise modifications. Not worth $189 a month. 2. Neither the coaches nor most of the clientele appear to be strong, fit, defined or athletic - even after YEARS of OT. 3. Coaches don't correct bad form. Even if you're doing something egregiously wrong that's likely to get you injured. 4. They hit you with charges and fees at every opportunity - a late cancel, a membership pause for medical reasons; etc. 5. People talk throughout the workout. Incessantly. Shush! I'm trying to hear the Greatest Frat Boy Party Hits Mix of 2004! 6. If you raise an issue, the poorly-trained front desk folks will say "it's in your contract" or "there's nothing we can do." 7. You will never reach anyone in OT Corporate to address any of these issues. 8. They appear to report and delete negative Google reviews. Bottom line: OT in general, and the Casas location in particular, is a money-making machine run by people who know very little about exercise kinesiology, but are EXPERTS at making every single buck they possibly can. That said, there's usually plenty of parking.

This is a great studio if you're looking for a HOT and good workout! It's nice because you don't…read morehave to wait for an instructed class time, you can pop in and out whenever your schedule allows and there is a lot of variety in the workouts. Plus the benefits of infrared!

love hotworx such a great workout with great benefits! jennifer was amazing help! i love the…read moreinfared light benefits!

The owners are just the absolute best! Always a vibe ! My…read morefavorite class is box 360 but you'll find a plethora of offerings here , loud music and fun instructors. Parking can be tight sometimes , I recommend arriving early .

Summer is here and if you're looking for a fun new atmosphere to start on or keep working on that…read moresummer bod, this is the place to do it. The boxing class gets your blood pumping, muscles working, and sweat dripping. The room is darken with a rave like ambience along with music that keeps you going. Along with boxing they also have a second room that has yoga, Pilates and barre. You're sure to find one or more classes that'll keep you active and going back.

I became a member at Snap Fitness in Rita Ranch in February 2 years ago. I participate in Small…read moreGroup Training Sessions 4 days a week. The coaches who facilitate these sessions are highly trained and very knowledgeable regarding becoming more fit. In addition, they share numerous ways to enhance nutritional intake. Jared, Andy, Luke and Cat, continue to encourage me in my fitness journey, during every session I attend! I look forward to coming each day. On a personal level, it is so gratifying to see my progress. And, the 8 week challenges such as the current one I am participating in, provide me with an additional level of accountability. Thank you, Snap Fitness, for supporting my fitness goals!

I've been a member at Snap Fitness for a couple of years, mostly doing the small group training and…read moreoccasionally working out on my own. I genuinely love the member community, which makes it so disheartening to see just how downhill the staff has gone. There is zero accountability for daily responsibilities. I realize it's a small local gym rather than a massive corporate facility, but with Mountainside Fitness opening soon, it is frustrating to watch this location self-destruct. We pay premium rates, yet the standard of professionalism has completely eroded. The small group workouts are great, but the constant "social hour" attitude ruins the environment. Jared is undeniably a knowledgeable trainer, which makes his persistent negativity and inappropriate jokes even more disappointing. When he isn't actively coaching, he's in the office on his phone. It's sad to watch someone openly act like they hate their job. I like Jared a lot but his professionalism and language is subpar and he could be doing so much more with his time in there. Basic operations get completely ignored, because the door requires a key fob, prospective members end up stranded outside until an actual paying client has to yell "door" just to snap an employee back to reality. Makylee shows real potential in class, but it's a letdown to see her immediately slip into the same bad habits of disappearing into the office on her phone with Jared. Andy is truly the bright spot left, he stays entirely out of the drama, avoids negative or crude language, and remains focused. Catalina is a capable senior trainer, but her lack of boundaries interfere with her professionalism. The gym floor has turned into her personal living room. She regularly unloads her heavy personal drama on anyone within earshot. While I sympathize with her personal struggles, turning paying clients into an emotional sounding board isn't appropriate, she seeks validation, sympathy and attention. Nor is wearing just a sports bra to conduct general yoga and stretching sessions. Her work attire is questionable at best. Her father is practically parked there like an extra employee every day, chatting endlessly and the two of them huddling at the only table doing god knows what. Dave seems to run a tight ship when he's around, but his frequent absence means standards completely collapse the second he walks out. With so much extra staff on hand, they have endless downtime that is spent idling rather than maintaining a professional facility. They could definitely reduce the number of employees and increase productivity at the same time. Catalina deserves credit for improving the gym's cleanliness when she does, but facility upkeep shouldn't feel like an afterthought. The upcoming competition is a frequent topic in class, and it's deeply disappointing that the sole reason long time members are planning to leave is the staff's behavior. Snap could be a fantastic gym, but without a massive shift in work ethic, self-awareness, and basic professionalism, it is going to sink the moment Mountainside opens its doors.

Wonderful instructor, great classes, fun!! Enjoy all my workouts!!…read moreI have never experienced this form of exercise, in class we are given group and individual attention to ensure we are doing each activity correctly and safely!!!

I popped into IM = X Pilates & Fitness Studio on the East Side for a preview class, and it was a…read morereally sweet first look at a brand-new, family-run studio. You can feel the heart behind this place right away--mother, son, sister all involved--and the energy was welcoming from the start. They currently offer Reformer and Mat Pilates, with plans to add Tower Pilates and cycle bikes soon (which I'm excited to see roll out). The reformers are unique to the franchise, and we got to try jump boards, various straps, planks, push-ups, and crunches--definitely a solid, challenging workout. I took an intermediate class and felt it, which makes me curious about their upcoming Extreme level. I also appreciated having both a male and female instructor--especially fitting since Pilates was created by a man--and both were knowledgeable and supportive. Since this was a preview, they're still working out some kinks (sound system, mics, etc.), which is totally expected this early on. Pricing is on the higher end for a drop-in ($38), though they do offer intro deals and packages, and they're not on ClassPass just yet. While this may not end up being my go-to studio, I think IM = X has a lot of potential, especially as everything comes fully online--and it's always nice to support a new, locally run spot finding its rhythm.

Loved the facility and staff. The studio is clean and full of light. The reception and instructor…read morewere very welcoming and kind. BUT.... I expected more barre. I used to attend barre classes regularly and more than 80% of the class was at THE BARRE (10% warm-up and 10% abs on the floor). The class I attended here was more of 60%. My friends who had attended a few weeks before said the same thing. This was just one class. Maybe there are others classes or even other instructors that are more barre intensive. But my expectation was not met in that regard especially for a specialty class with that namesake. I would go again to try another class. I did fee like I got a good workout and the instruction was fine overall.

NEW LOCATION ! NEW OWNERS !…read more Had a blast at the Grand Opening weekend event for Barre3 Tucson ! Beautiful studio. This studio has all the amenities needed to crush barre . The Plaza Colonial is the perfect location for this new studio .

Dropped into latest In Balance Pilates Studio location on the Eastside using the Class Pass App…read more Loved the aesthetic of this studio. Very clean & minimalist vibe. The GM was very professional and I was able to follow her verbal instruction. Really smooth reformers . I'll be back for sure . They've got some cute swag as well. I wasn't a fan of the music at all but overall it was a good class.

I've been coming to this studio for 6 months now and I love it! The classes are hard, but so…read morerewarding. I feel leaner and more energized after each class. I like how there are different levels of classes, too. The instructors each have their own style and play different music, but they always offer modifications and assistance to ensure I'm doing correct form. As someone who had only done mat pilates, reformer pilates was intimidating, but it's not at all! Definitely give it a try if you are at all interested!