I was supposed to meet up with someone from this gym on Friday the 24th of may at 3 pm for my intro…read moresession. Needless to say no one bothered to show up or call or email me that they were unable to make it. I got done early with an errand I needed to complete so I got there at 2:30pm and the doors were locked, so I call and no answer. I wait 15 minutes and try the door again, it's still locked. I try other doors and they are locked as well. I call again and no answer. I wait until 3 pm, door is still locked so I call again, no answer so I leave a voicemail and send a text no with no response. I wait until 3:20pm thinking maybe someone was running behind, nothing. I leave a message on the webpage on the contact us form same day. Still have not received a single response from anyone. In my opinion, this is very unprofessional business practice. If you value your time, I would recommend staying away from this business, complete waste of time. Thanks for nothing. I would rate zero stars if I could.

I have never felt more comfortable at a gym, and I have worked out in a lot of them (college team…read moregym, student athletic centers, franchise gyms, CrossFit box, etc.). 11athletics is by far my favorite! The prices are are super accessible...especially when you consider that the classes are included in your gym membership. The trainers are all very knowledgeable and friendly. You are missing out if you don't check this place out!

Revive! Fitness Training provides one of the most intense workouts you can find anywhere. Here, you…read moreuse body weight and interval training in I found out about this program through livingsocial.com, where I got a great deal and got a great deal on 1 months worth of classes. Before I went in, I read that the focus was on using body weight, and having a very supportive environment - small classes, no yelling, just encouragement. All of these things turned out to be true - and the first day I went in, I had the most intense 40 minutes of exercise I think I've ever experienced. It was more difficult than when I started P90X when I was out of shape. At Revive!, you do interval training - a set of exercises you do all the way through, take a break, do it again, break, do it again. I had to sit down because I almost passed out after the first set - and I'm a 21 year old college student who is in shape. The workouts are very rigorous and challenging, which is important to note, because some people might consider a group which focuses on being supportive rather than "tough" and consists mostly of women from their late twenties to early fifties (including a beautiful woman who is -very- pregnant) couldn't possibly be enough of a challenge. It definitely is. To return to the atmosphere of support - the first day I went, I probably completed 50-75% of the routine (with a lot of extra breaks!), Theresa was telling me to have a seat and chew some gum before I even realized I needed a break (and I'm glad she did, because after the fact, I realized that was exactly the way I felt right before I fainted in the past!). Throughout the workout, she will also periodically come around, not just to make sure your form is correct - but also to give certain students alternate ways to do that exercise if they are limited because they are out of shape, have certain injuries, or other limiting factors. The prevailing image of "Get in shape fitness!" is to grit your teeth, be tough, and suffer through it. The model at Revive! fitness training is different, and perfectly illustrates how a trainer and atmosphere where encouragement and care replaces yelling and, as a result, instead of being an easier alternative, helps the students challenge themselves to reach their best when it comes to personal fitness.

Finally! A workout I look forward to! All the instructors are very helpful and encouraging. You can…read moremodify the exercises to fit you, whether you need to ease up or want to challenge yourself. I've been going here for over a year and don't have one negative thing to say.

From the owner: Welcome to The Pilates Studio! Both our Bexley and our Arlington locations offer Reformer Pilates…read moreclasses, mixed equipment/Power Plate classes and private/semi-private sessions. Both studios are easy drives from downtown, the German Village and Short North areas. Our Bexley location in just off of I-70 and our Arlington location is right off SR 315!

I didn't use this place. I only checked it out because of a friend. He suggested I look into it…read morebecause he thought it would fit what I was looking for. He uses it and he is in great shape for an older gentleman. We are both 66 yrs old. I will probably join soon !!!

Im sure if you have had a normal experience with life you may have not ran into any issues with…read morethis business. I learned today that this is a family owned business so as far as being able to contact corporate or someone higher up, it will not happen. The contract states if you cancel within 30 days of a NEW subscription you will be issued a refund. My good people the manager canceled my subscription the 21st of March and never issued a refund. She's dodged my calls and FINALLY sent me a email back not including the 30 days refund policy for new members and also advised since it's been 30 days my contract is no longer in the system.. I don't think that would hold up in court that documentation I signed feb 28th is not there. If you don't need to cancel you may be fine, but if ANYTHING happens you probably should just go through your bank.

I love the inside of this gym…read more But wow, there really needs to be giant signs about the parking situation. Parking in front of the gym on the main street, in an open space, will lead to $400+ of fines, tows, and issues in Bexley. The signs are not apparent or close to the spaces. Snap fitness needs to warn customers about this! If you are towed, you will have to pay a parking ticket, tow fee, and mayors court fee -- which adds up to a couple days of hunting for your car and eventually dropping of checks to various departments. After this, I could never go back to this gym again. In general, I now avoid Bexley like the plague.

Great gym. Nice inside & clean inside. Much more comfortable than those big gyms like planet…read morefitness. Equipment is always being wiped down clean.

Body Buzz Smart Fitness operates at the Kenwick Studio and out of the Columbus Dance Theatre…read more The Columbus Dance Theatre location has the Ballet for Rookies class, while the Kenwick Studio hosts workshops and the Body Buzz classes. Ballet for Rookies is a class that is accessible to all levels and ages. Christina, the owner/instructor, does an amazing job teaching and encouraging students! She brings her years of experience (professional) and education (MFA in Dance) to create a fun and challenging class. Christina encourages creativity and playfulness. I've always worried about looking silly while exercising, but I felt at ease in this class (and dare I say, occasionally I felt as graceful as a dancer?). She cues modifications for differing levels and she is great about correcting form. You can tell she wants her students to enjoy the class and be safe while doing it so that they can dance for many years to come! I've taken many Barre classes, but secretly felt that they were more of an aerobics class (or the jazzercise for the new millennium). I loved that these classes focused solely on ballet! In no way did it feel like less of a workout. You will definitely feel it in your legs the next morning!

I started off going to the Ballet for Every Body class on Tuesday nights on the recommendation of a…read morefriend. I'm not much of a dancer, and ballet doesn't appeal to me that much, but this friend recommended it so highly that I gave it a shot. Christina Providence, the teacher, is amazing. She encourages everyone to get comfortable in their bodies, and, as simple as this sounds, has had a profound impact on my life. It turned out I had all these injuries that Christina helped me realize and then work through. The basic upshot is that she leads us through lots of restorative routines (aka, a lot of laying on the floor or rolling around) that have more or less completely healed up all sorts of chronic injuries I had from years of playing sports, being in front of the computer, and general tension. So, the Tuesday night Ballet for EveryBody class is a great place to start. It's really affordable, accessible, etc. I'd thought that the other classes were probably too specialized for me. But, about a year ago, I entered into a really stressful period of my life that unfortunately isn't showing signs of letting up any time soon. Christina recommended that I try the Monday night class, which she said was pretty good for stress-reduction. It's AMAZING. We do typical pilates things on the equipment but also a lot of restorative things like short meditations, and things that feel very relaxing (again, a lot of lying on the floor) but that are actually really good at releasing tension and even strengthening. I legitimately credit this class with helping me manage this incredibly stressful thing in my life. I played competitive sports until I was 26, and, even at my peak, I had a stubbornly weak and puffy core. Now, at 34, weight management is easier than its ever been, and I'm pretty strong and lean. I honestly think this is because of the precise exercises we do in the classes I've taken here. Oh--I also get reiki now, once a month, from a different practitioner, also named Christina, and it's been amazing as well. The best way for me to explain it is that the effects of it last a lot longer than a regular massage. It also helped stop me from grinding my teeth at night. Anyway. I wrote so much here because I really can't recommend this highly enough. I feel like this studio taught me how to listen to my body, and that's no small feat. I should also mention that there is no body shaming, ever, and that strikes me as unique. They never rush, they meet you exactly where you are, and the teachers I've taken classes from all seem genuinely excited to be there. So, yeah. I'm a Core Poetry Evangelist, basically, because I started off as a skeptic and the classes there have helped me immensely.

Probably the smallest Y in town, and that has some downsides, but it's also more cozy and easy to…read moreget around. Big parking lot, come in and you are right at the exercise room, which is pretty big for the size of the building. Also some machines in a small gym off to the side. The bigger gym has more hoops, etc. The pool is small, 4 lanes, and not really made for kids (no big stairs or open shallow area.) And honestly not made for older adults with knee issues, like me- there is one lane that has some stairs, but if you're going to another lane you have to dunk, or slide in from the top. Also the men's locker room is tiny- the locker area itself, especially. But it's big enough at off times, and there are several showers, a suit dryer, etc. Water and restrooms and coffee in the middle of the areas. Smaller rooms for classes etc., and a community room to rent for parties. Friendly, helpful staff. I know it sounds like I'm complaining about the size, but really I liked it all in all- just be aware that it's not big. It wasn't crowded at 8 on a weekday. I'll definitely be back.

Great stop at the Y to get a workout in while traveling. Beautiful facility, friendly and helpful…read morestaff, and kind community. From cardio to the gym, it did not disappoint. Thank you to the staff!

Cool place floor was not even I like pat he good coach dumbbells are clean. That's a plus.read more

Today is actually my 3rd anniversary at The Human Form so what better time to finally write a…read morereview? The short story is HF changed my life. I'm nearly 61 and stronger and healthier than I've ever been. They helped me lose 70 lbs which was cool when I got to walk my daughter down the aisle at her wedding feeling good about myself and not worrying about the pictures to follow. It was even cooler when nearly 3 years later I held my granddaughter in my arms and felt confident I would be healthy and active and functional as she grew up. Enough about me. The concept of small group personal training flat out works. Never more than 5 people to coach so you get personal attention. You also get inspired, pushed, and motivated by the other folks. Worried about your age or your fitness level? Don't be. They make it work. The workouts are varied so you never get bored. Have or had some injuries? Don't worry about it. The coaches will modify anything so you stay healthy (or get better) and still provide you a challenging workout. By the way, I could do a separate review just on how good all the coaches are. Finally I will tell you that I assumed a high level of expertise from the coaches. What I didn't expect was to make friends and feel part of a community like I have and do. Bottom line this place is special. You should check it out.

This is the only place I train when I'm in Columbus. Anyone who complains about old equipment, the…read more"scary" maze to get to the locker rooms, etc, should just train at a franchise gym. I'm sure there's a Planet Fitness close. This place is for people who are serious and who care more about killing the weights than whether they can get a good selfie for IG. There's energy here. There's great equipment that has been used for decades because... it's great equipment. When I was there for SWIS, the place was packed with big dudes moving a lot of weight. It's definitely not a board-shorts gym. If you need your a** kissed when you walk in, I guess don't train here. If the labyrinth of hallways confuses you and you feel scared, I guess don't train here. If you feel you are going to get cooties because people actually work their butts off here and sweat, I guess don't train here. If you can't afford the parking and downloading an app is too technologically advanced for you (the app is universal if you live in any urban area), I guess don't train here. Thankfully, this place isn't for everyone--only those who want to get huge and train their *ass off.

They charge for memberships, but you don't actually need to get one. People just walk in and don't…read morescan in, and the staff doesn't care. I know of multiple people that do this - but since I actually scan in, they make sure to charge my account as soon as it's expired. Other than that, I love this place.