This is the best gym in the city. They just expanded and have many areas for you to do your…read moreworkout. The owners are friendly, the gym is clean, the trainers are all top of the line. They also have a towel service. I feel extremely comfortable and not intimidated when I workout there.

You can get the best work out in the world. I go there twie a week. You will love it a lot…read more It a health club. I love it a lot.

I've recently started going to Bellefield to swim laps, and it's exactly what I expected: A…read moreno-frills campus rec center. The pool consists of four lanes, and if it's busy, you can share a lane with someone--to be courteous, I always stand at the end and ask permission to do so to avoid surprising them in the middle of the lane. The pool ranges from 3.5'-4' in depth, so diving is prohibited, and jumping in isn't advisable. The pool and the room that it's located in are a good temperature--warm enough to be comfortable, but cool enough to feel refreshed while swimming laps. For safety's sake, there is always at least one student lifeguard stationed at the side of the pool. The locker rooms are reasonably clean and well-kept, and include all of the amenities that you'd want, including showers, bathrooms, hairdryers, etc. (Full disclosure: I don't shower there since I live two blocks away.) You can rent a locker for the semester if you wish, but I always use the transient lockers reserved for day use only, which are quite convenient. Compared to the pool room, the locker room is quite a bit cooler, so be sure to towel off as much as possible after your swim! The locker rooms are segregated by sex, and are for use by both pool and fitness center users. I haven't used the exercise room yet, but it's on the smaller side, consisting of only one medium-sized room. It contains your typical basic cardio equipment (treadmills, ellipticals, erg, etc.), as well as a few free weights. At the times that I visit (after work, around 5:30), there are usually at least a few people using it, but there's usually enough room for a few more people to work out. The same is true for the pool. In addition to the pool and exercise, there's a gym above the pool for intramurals, which provides some interesting rhythmic background noise when people are playing basketball. The fitness facilities at Bellefield are for use by Pitt employees only (students, faculty, and staff), so be sure to stop by the security guard's window to the left with your ID when you enter to be scanned in. Since the location and the price (free) are right, I'll be back soon when I don't feel like cycling and want to get my workout on! 3.5 stars.

The fitness center is convenient whenever I can not make it all the way to my other gyms. The hours…read moreare good and the facilities are spacious. With the rising obesity epidemic, it is rewarding to know that many are attempting to lead healthier lives. The gym could use some improvements, mainly flooring and updating the locker rooms, but it is still better than sitting down on the couch.

Regent Square Zumba is offered in a Karate studio in in Regent Square. The class is really fun, it…read moreis a great workout but you barely know you are working out because you are having a lot of fun! Zumba is a mix of different dance styles such as Latin, Salsa, African Dance and much more. Classes are Mon/Wed/Sun - 7-8pm Wed - 8-8:45pm THURS - 8-9pm If you have facebook, look them up. Try a class. Classes are $7 for a drop in $14 for three (new users) $50 unlimited one month $60 10 punch card. (this may change) It is defiantly a good time. Check them out.

Love this place! Great workout, great people, no judgment, tons of fun. Try it. You will have a…read moreblast!

I have belonged to many gyms. This one is different. Personalized attention. Great personal…read moretrainers. They really work with you to promote success. They know who you are and encourage you to do as much as you can safely--increasing the intensity of your routine ongoing. I see progress! And I have fun doing the workouts. They are challenging but energizing and I always leave glad that I came.

I always get a great workout at PNF! The trainers are very motivating. I did various group exercise…read moreclasses over the years,but this is by far the best full body workout I have ever done! Plus, I am much stronger than when I started a year and a half ago!!

We visited Legends for a ninja birthday party. The entrance is a bit confusing, as the doors under…read morethe sign lead right into the weight room; however, the party room is accessible on the other side, which requires that you go through a different mall entrance. The party room is sparse but you can do whatever you want once you're there. Our friends brought all sorts of their own party supplies, then ordered food from the pizza place in the mall food court. The kids are guided through a variety of obstacles courses with two "coaches." Challenges include jumping off foam blocks, walking across a double tight-rope, a climbing wall, a zipline, and others. I can be fairly easy for kids to get some bumps and bruises - but my son certainly LOVED the concept. I would absolutely recommend considering Legends for a similar ninja birthday party!

What an absolutely GREAT gym. The owner Stefan was unbelievably kind and gave me a great weekend…read moredeal while here on business. This place has every piece of equipment you'll need to get in a great workout while on the road. I cannot day enough good things about this place. Highly recommended.

A great gym in the South Hills - no glitz or glam, just an awesome gym. Classes are exceptional,…read moregym has a wide variety of fitness levels from bodybuilders to seniors...and the prices are excellent. Highly recommend this gym.

This is review rating may not be for everyone…read more Amerifit is a gym where many serious body builders work out. This is an anti-Planet Fitness (there are no pizza days). This place is where private personal trainers take on clients who do not have an affiliation with Planet Fitness. You can pay $5 per day if you want to meet occasionally. What the casual person may see upon entering: You will hear lots of grunting and weights being dropped. Do not be intimidated. The folks (men and ladies) are doing this for competitions (usually). The place may seem run down (older weights / machines). Do not let this deceive you. The place may seem small. Again - do not let this deceive you. They have smaller rooms / areas. They do have classes upstairs that seem pretty intense (not my cup of tea). Why 4 Stars: 1. I followed my trainer (which means I chose my trainer at a location where we could work out). My previous trainers were great but I did not necessarily like the gym (too crowded or not enough room to work out). 2. Equipment variety. Example - Cardio Equipment. Usually when you go into a gym, you will have a treadmill, a stepper, a recumbent bike, bike, elliptical) - All one type. Amerifit provides a variety of machines such as Cybex. Cybex is your traditional elliptical but you can control the elevation as well. They also have machines that will simulate ice skating 3. Intensity - You do see people seriously working out. This can either motivate or intimidate you. It motivates me. I can also see folks doing exercises correctly. 4. The folks are nice. All the associates I have met are very nice. I apologize to the serious body builders for writing this review, but I think this is a very good secret to share. Find you a trainer, meet him/her at Amerifit, and workout. This is not a chain gym where everything is new with standard (usually leased) equipment.

Located behind Monroeville Mall on the Monroeville Blvd. The old Racquet Club…read more This place is huge! I almost got lost in there. Haha Nice big gym with machines and free weights. They're kid and adult programs including pickleball, soccer, and flag football. Every sport field under the sun at this complex! Baseball, football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, and more! Private event rooms are available for party's. This field house also holds sports tournaments and events. Memberships are available and they'll give you a 7 day free trial to see if it's a good fit for you. They also rent courts on a hourly rate. Great and knowledgeable staff to hello your fitness needs. We'll definitely be back again to check it out more thoroughly.

This place is barely a fitness gym. They have a basketball court in the building. It's mainly for…read morethat use. They do have some rooms for aerobics and karate and dance classes. In addition they do have a track above the gym for running and walking, which is nice. The cost from what I remember is $300 for a family membership outside of the township, $10 for community members, $1 per visit for community members and $10 per visit for outside of the community.

The Athletic Club is in the same space as the Mortland Physical Therapy office space. When I first…read morejoined I was a little confused b/c you see patients using some of the machines. I typically go at times when the Mortland offices are closed so I don't have that problem of running into patients or the staff of Mortland. The place is convenient, clean, and offers a variety of machines - ellipticals, treadmills, bikes, weight machines, free weights, exercise balls - they have it all for a cardio or strength training workout. The cost is a little pricey but it's in Peters so I guess you should expect that. It's $50/month with a minimum of a 6 month committment. So you have to pay $300 at the time of signing up plus a $25 deposit for the FOB key to enter at times when Mortland is closed. You may be able to get a 3 month committment b/c they offer that to college students - and then only pay $150 (plus $25 FOB deposit). Even with the price, it's the convenience that really got me. What's the point of joining a gym if it's not convenient?!?! This way I can't use the, "It's so far" excuse to get out of exercising...I use other ones but not that one :) The hours are 5AM - 10PM, 7 days a week.