Fever is the real deal! It offers a great variety of classes, competitive prices, and most…read moreimportantly for me, a supportive community of amazing people. I've tried a few different yoga studios in GR and this has always been my favorite. Don't wait! Run to fever now and take a class- try it out - see how you feel. You won't regret it!

The good thing about Fever is that they offer a wide range of options for people to choose from, as…read morewell as many different scheduling options. Even with my work schedule, I'm still able to come in and do some workouts every day. It's also been interesting to explore and try out so many different instructors, since they all have their own unique teaching styles. I'm always able to learn something new from each of them.

I got invited here by a friend recently after our spin studio Lunar Cycle closed. The studio is…read moreright in a shopping area in Ada, a cute little place I have only been to once before! The studio has parking in a lot behind or street parking right out front. It's quite easy to find with lots of signage and branding. Upon entering, the space was very clean, with branded clothes along with Lululemon as they're an official retailer. I was warmly greeted upon arrival and my friends showed me around. The room itself is spacious and some of the tiers are elevated to allow for people to see the instructor better. The instructor is also on an elevated "stage" per se with mirrors behind to check form. There are two large screens on either side of the instructor that are used throughout the class. These were honestly so cool!!! The class is gamified in a way with fun challenges, competitions, and great music. There are little avatars on a live track that represented the people within the class itself. There were other views that showed power and output based on color and time and distance trials that could be set up as friendly competitions among riders in the room. The bikes worked in tandem with the screens, being some of the most interesting stationary bikes I had seen. I really appreciated all the data and statistics and it really allowed me to check in on myself and push harder. The instructor Hannah was really sweet. She made note to highlight everyone's accomplishments, push people harder, and celebrate every win. I really liked how positive she kept the class, nothing ever felt mean nor judgmental. There are $10 Friday classes at certain times and occasional other discounts and fun event rides to take part in. I definitely think I'll be back. This would be a no-brainer if I lived closer!

My first experience was on "Mother's Day" and from the moment I walked in I felt the smiles and…read morewarm welcome. I was really excited to Move and Worship and the same time and just being intentional on how I moved. I truly appreciated the instructor "Diane" and her encouraging words and love for each of the riders that really touched my heart and I LOVED IT. All I can say from beginning to end the experience was just what this mama needed. If you haven't tried a ride a Revolve this is your sign to do it!!

Love this studio! The variety of classes is great and the idea of 30 minutes of efficient exercise…read morebeing enough is stellar! I get my money's worth with these workouts for sure!

Talk about such a blessing to find this fitness studio! First free class the instructor Tara was so…read morehelpful at helping me set up my bike and getting the right equipment. I immediately felt at ease with the nonjudgmental vibe of this place after not doing a spin class in several years. They are 30 minute classes that you feel challenged and don't need to spend hours at the gym to try to get results. I have loved the fuse, transform, and barre classes! I wish my work schedule allowed me to get there more days because it's so fun and challenging that it has made exercising more enjoyable again. If you are looking for a traditional gym feel then this isn't the place for you, but if you are looking for a community that encourages you and like group classes then I 100% recommend you give it a try.

I'm actually pretty impressed with this gym. I called ahead of time to see if I could pay for a one…read moretime use. I expected for a day pass to pay $5-10 maybe because of where I'm from. It was $30! I could get a whole month membership near home for that! Here you're looking at a cool $100+ per month. Whew! BUT... seems like you get your money's worth. You have access to personal trainers, not sure if there's an extra fee. I saw one working with a couple guys and she was not routine trained planet fitness "trainer"! She was dedicated to them and pushed them to do more while having them do strength training exercises that were definitely not scripted. She seemed like the real deal. The gym has classes in cycling, cardio aerobics, yoga and more. As a member you get access to those at no extra fee. The gym is 3 floors with a host of cardio and strength training equipment sure to meet all you needs. Oh they have a turf room too. That was pretty sweet. Then to end your workout you go to the locker room and honestly I've only seen something this fancy in the movies. You got a sauna, clean bath towels, wood faced lockers, a warm carpeted floor, showers, bathrooms, hairdryers in front of private vanities with hair gel and lotion. I mean common!! It nice. Anywho it was clean, the ambiance is right, the staff are amazing so this location is getting 5 stars.

Heard the saying less is more? This is that gym. Small but with the essentials in cardio,…read moreweight-lifting, and classes. Locker rooms have a sauna and spa, too. Which is more than the average small gym in the U.S. of A. Music is typically low-key...unless you happen to be on the upper floor during their bootcamp/class time. This gym is clean, staff is kind, and parking is metered unless you stop in after meter hours. This includes the weekend.

pros: everyone i've met here has been nice and friendly and the staff/other members genuinely want…read moreto help you, it's pretty clean you regularly see people cleaning equipment, vacuuming, plus other members are pretty good about wiping stuff down after using it cons: if you go anytime in the evening good luck. parking will be a nightmare and you won't be able to get a full workout in. no towels but that's not a big deal, just bring your own imo. but mostly the whole place is kinda... outdated for the price they charge overall would recommend unless you workout in the evening

The parking is a disaster. The staff is useless. The scanners they use don't work 50 percent of the…read moretime. They blame it on the fact that it's not their parking garage but don't accommodate you for any troubles. DO NOT START A MEMBERSHIP HERE unless you want to deal with incompetent employees. Every time I walk in someone is struggling with their parking. It's enough to make you cancel your membership.

I love going to MVP sports plex I use the facility every day especially living within walking…read moredistance of the club. I am somewhat sad about my membership no longer being honored by Priorty Health I have made many friends at the club. I am uncertain what I am going to do as far as staying. I wish they had a membership for seniors that would make the club more affordable I know they are offering a 47.00 for 6 mo than it goes up which would really put a strain on my income. hopefully at some point they can have a special senior rate. However I highly recommend MVP and if you have a family it's a must for the outdoor pool in the summer time. Like I said earlier I am very sad that this is coming to an end for me.

I really did not want to make this review, but after consistent negative experiences I feel as if I…read morehave to make other people aware of the services and experiences you'll be getting at MVP pools. I used to go to MVP the majority of my middle school through high school years and I absolutely LOVED it. There were the obvious rules of no running, but overall, it was an amazing experience with amazing Life Guards that were fun and approachable. This is applying to both locations, crahen and sportsplex. It's been about 3 or 4 years since I was a member, and I rejoined because I had a son and wanted something fun for us to do. I am going to keep it for the rest of the summer for my son alone, but I don't think I will be coming back unless there are some changes in personality and/or rules. There are a few rules that I am regarding, but overall it's really just the delivery from the lifeguards that I find completely rude. There is the obvious rule of no running, which I'm not complaining about. I'm more so complaining about the way the lifeguards tell children. It's a very deep and stern "STOP RUNNING"... no please or anything. They will stand by their chairs and rudely scream over and over again. When I was a member in my teen years, there would be a whistle and a "no running, please" and it was nicely delivered and usually nicely taken. If it's a family friendly place, I would honestly expect a bit more kindness and overall manners. Now the rule I am going to complain about that I think everyone should be aware of: you cannot be more than like 5 feet away from your child if they are in the water, and that applies even if they are wearing LIFE GUARD APPROVED floaties. I understand it to a certain extent but it's the reasoning that I get told and hear explained multiple times that truly baffles me: "in case anything happens, you're going to be right there and we don't want anything to happen"... I beg my finest pardon, but what's the point of having life guards then??? Are they there just to yell at us and tell us to be closer to our kids and in some ways, parent? Not to mention, there are multiple signs posted all over the property that says "SWIM AT YOUR OWN RISK", but that's clearly not the case. These situations have mostly occurred at the Sportsplex outdoor pool, but my mom has had a bad experience at the crahen baby pool but I can't speak to cause I wasn't present. It is clear, especially to parents so maybe that's where I'm getting a disconnect(?), which children are comfortable in the water and which ones are not. With that being said, the children that aren't comfortable in the water are already accompanied by a parent. I have seen multiple children today alone that have been pulled that were happily swimming and asked where their parents were. At this point, it seems that the lifeguards just don't want to do their jobs and when they do it, it's done poorly. I'm continuing my membership solely because my son enjoys pools and swimming, but would I ever recommend this place as an enjoyable family experience? Absolutely not.

I absolutely have loved my Pilates journey at club Pilates. The instructors, specifically Kelly,…read moreRachel, and Paulette, are so wonderful and helpful. I went from feeling nervous during my first class to now having confidence and strength. I appreciate the variety of classes as well as times to work with anyone's schedule. I've never felt judged in class and instructors are always great about modifications if needed.

There are very nice instructors, the studio is nice and clean and I had a great time at the intro…read moreclass!