I had the opportunity to work out here several times over the past few weeks. My primary use was…read moreupstairs on the free weights and a handful of the machines, so I can truly only rate this part. They have a lot of space, weights and equipment. It wasn't very crowded so I didn't experience any issues accessing or sharing the items that I wanted to use. My overall impression is that this is a nice, spacious facility with a lot to offer its members. They offer fitness classes including Pilates and water fitness, there are also personal trainers available. I even saw a couple of massage chairs. As a guest, I've had good experiences and cannot comment much on customer service or experience as a paid member. However, based on the experience that I've had, I would definitely consider using the guest facility privileges again in the future.

The price keeps going up for membership, the hours for 55 yr old are limited and therefore so are…read moreclasses. The massage offered is expensive so packages seem More desirable however good luck scheduling with whom you want, when you want, within their expiration time of said package. They are real cheats here and Tammy who runs the department is tough and will not refund nor give massage. They just keep your money. Rebecca who works there does not listen when instructing her if touch is too hard. I bought a massage for my sister and she hurt her and my sister kept telling her to lighten up. Erica at the desk is one snotty person. Tamara and Vanessa at desk are lovely. I found another gym to go to. The pool is old and often closed for repair. There are no amenities to speak of since Covid. There used to be coffee and tea. Overall it once was a great club and now is only fair. Go elsewhere.

Let's start with, I hate exercise. But somehow I really enjoy going to this gym and the people I've…read moremet there. There's no attitude or competition, and the clients are of all ages. It's run by two amazing, friendly women, one of whom trains my little group with great humor, flexibility, and attention to our needs. The exercises are staged to our various fitness levels and she's always encouraging us to do a little better each visit. Highly recommend!

Arenal Fitness is a CrossFit affiliate in Pikesville. I became acquainted with them through a…read moreGroupon offer, and I'm really glad I gave them a try. Treadmills and typical group classes weren't cutting it for me; it all felt like a boring waste of time. CrossFit is a pretty intense experience, but they emphasize scaling things to your current level and make it doable for yourself (but not easy! Never easy!). It's a stripped-down style of training, focusing heavily on using good form and developing functional strength (probably why it's so popular with military, police officers, and firefighters). The equipment is all very simple - free weights, jump ropes, barbells, kettlebells, plyo boxes, etc. Every day, there is a different WOD (workout of the day) to keep your body guessing. Typical activities include body-weight work (pull-ups, push-ups, dips, squats), weight lifting, running, jumping. All of the trainers are knowledgeable, SUPER friendly, and encouraging, but they don't let you get away with bad form or half-assed efforts. Everybody cheers you on to get yourself up there for that that last pull-up. The goal is to leave having surprised yourself with what you were able to do. I think the recent Groupon deal brought in a surge of new members, so if you're new to this sort of workout, don't be shy about showing up for a demo or the Basics class sessions. There will be tons of newbies there figuring things out with you. There are also plenty of serious athletes who work out here; it's cool to see them do amazing things and imagine getting up to that level someday. Arenal is located at the far end of the The Shops at Quarry Lake, so if you get there super early or have the wherewithal after class, you could run errands. There's tons of free parking as well, and easily accessible from 695. Price-wise, Arenal seems comparable to other CrossFit gyms in the area (leaning toward cheaper, actually) and describes its pricing as "a la carte". They have many levels of membership, from pay-per-class to monthly unlimited classes to full 24/7 access if you're comfortable training on your own. Every review has to include some cons. The locker room situation isn't the best. There are 3 unisex changing rooms, 2 of which have shower stalls. For stashing your stuff, there is only a small bank of lockers. Most of us pile our stuff on the floor in a corner. I'm lucky to have time to change at home before class; otherwise, my nice work clothes could get pretty crumpled. Also, the gym seems pretty full these days, so be prepared to share equipment, alternate sets with people, and wait a little while for your turn. That's not THAT big a deal, though, is it? Pretty standard gym stuff. Long story short (too late!), Arenal is a great, diverse gym for people looking to challenge themselves. Definitely worth a look.

My husband has been coming to Fitness Together for over 6 years. I started coming regularly to the…read morePikesville studio when I retired about 2 1/2 years ago. I'm happy to say that I've seen a drastic change for the better, in my fitness level. I've dropped over 25 lbs and lost 3 inches from my waist, I'm stronger and my endurance has improved tremendously. Kelsey and Mackenzie are effective and enthusiastic trainers. They always push you to get the most out of your sessions, but also make sure you reach your goals safely, without injuring yourself. I LOVE everything about Fitness Together!!! 5 stars!

I have been a client at Fitness Together at their Pikesville location for over 7 months now. I…read morecan't stress how Amazing this studio has been!!! All of the Trainers are extremely professional and knowledgeable. I have knee issues and they have developed an incredible program that allows me to do exercises without putting stress on my knee. A matter of fact my knee feels better than it has in months. I have seen results and I'm getting closer and closer to my goals. All of the trainers are very personable. They are also very flexible with my busy schedule. I 100% recommend this studio.

I have been here a few times, it has some good and some bad qualities. First I will start with…read morewhat's good. They have convenient hours and just able everything you need. Plenty of free weights, cardio equipment, smith machines, a basketball court, and even a pool with three lanes. You can definitely get a good work out in. It's very spacious so even when it's busy you don't feel like you are right on top of everyone. Now for the bad. The parking lot is always packed and hectic. It's often not as clean as I would prefer. Looks like the staff tries to keep up but with it being so busy it's not surprising that they can't given the small number of employees I see there. Locker rooms are the worst. Every time I come I don't even want to change in there. All the lockers are usually dirty and always water all over the floor. Basketball court is always packed. I thinks it's the busiest area. The staff there is always friendly and helpful. I do not attend the classes and haven't tried their training services.

If you like to shower with tiny, tiny flying bugs on the shower walls, this gym is made for you…read more If you use the handicap shower and can't use the soap dispenser because it is clogged (even after repeatedly reporting the problem), this place is for you.

I did a trial here at the gym, the staff is great and I loved the classes however the machines were…read morein a clastrophobic style room. The space is a little too narrow for me and it's a shame that it isn't a larger space.

Visited this gym when I stayed at the attached hotel. Gym equipment needs a bit of repair and…read morecleaning. Otherwise, had more than enough equipment for me to get in a workout. I didn't get a chance to play tennis, but the rates were kinda expensive for an hour of play, about $45.

My favorite fitness place with amazing instructors. They offer a variety of fitness classes:…read moreR.I.P.P.E.D, Hot Hula, Cardio Abs, Hula Hoop Abs, Bokwa, Zumba, African Dance, Line Dance, Ultra Burn Boot Camp and more. I love the support and encouragement each student receives. Because of this team I became a Hot Hula Fitness instructor on 8/30/14.

I have debated whether or not to share this experience, but I ultimately decided that I needed to…read morebecause customer service and how we treat people still matters. I scheduled a self-care day for my birthday. I paid the full $360 through PayPal on July 27, 2026, using the payment option provided through the Reinvent U website. Everything had been discussed and arranged with Ms. Frances, and my appointment was scheduled for August 15. The Friday before my appointment, I received a reminder that showed an amount due. Since I knew I had already paid in full, I immediately sent a screenshot of my PayPal payment. At 6:00 PM, and again at 9:42 PM, I received an email from Ms. Frances telling me to "cancel that payment" because they no longer had access to that account. I was confused and concerned. I had used the payment option that was provided to me through their website. I called. I emailed. I left a voicemail asking her to return my call as early as she could because I understood she was busy. No response. I still got myself together and showed up for my appointment Saturday because, at that point, I had no idea what was actually happening. When I arrived, a very kind young woman at the front tried her best to help me. I have absolutely nothing negative to say about her. I waited approximately 40 minutes while Ms. Frances was with a client. Again, I understood that she was busy. But if you already knew there was an issue with my payment and my appointment, why wouldn't you make time to at least come to the front when I arrived and try to work through the issue with me? Instead, I was left standing there for approximately 40 minutes trying to figure out what was going on. And again, I want to be very clear: I was not upset with the young women at the front. They were doing what they could to help me, and one of them was especially kind and tried her best to de-escalate the situation. When Frances finally came out, she walked up to me and said, "Talk to me," while dismissing the two young women who had been trying to assist me. I explained the situation again. Her response was exactly, "Don't you see what's going on here? We are moving." I was honestly dumbfounded. Moving may explain what was happening behind the scenes, but it does not explain the lack of communication with a customer who had already paid in full $360. She then pulled up PayPal to show me that she didn't see a payment. I explained that the payment had been made on July 27th -- not the day before. Her response? "Oh." I told her that I had explained all of this in the emails I had sent. She responded, "I haven't read any of them." At that point, I was doing everything I could to keep my composure. Then came, "But a little $360 ain't worth all this." Maybe $360 isn't a big deal to some people. It was to me. More importantly, this was my birthday self-care day that I had planned and paid for in advance. Ultimately, she asked where she could send my money. I said Cash App, and she refunded me immediately. I withdrew the money immediately because, after everything that had happened, I no longer felt comfortable moving forward. And I know someone will say, "But you got your money back, so what's the big deal?" The money isn't the whole point. The point is how I was treated. I am a customer. I supported your business. I paid in full. When there was an issue with the payment, I provided proof, called, emailed, left a voicemail, and still showed up willing to work things out. I didn't expect perfection. I expected communication, professionalism, and basic kindness. We are all human. Businesses have things happen. Businesses move, systems change, accounts get lost, mistakes happen. I can understand all of that. What I cannot understand is making someone who has already done everything they were supposed to do feel like THEY are the problem for asking questions about their money and their appointment. Wherever life takes us, I believe we have to remember to stay humble and, at the very least, be kind to the people who choose to support us. I got my $360 back. And 2 days later I got an BS apology via email with a video of herself showing her new studio space, hoping that I will come back once they have moved and she will give me a whole $20 off my little $360... But I also got something else: a very clear understanding that this is not a business I feel comfortable supporting again. And sometimes that's the part that matters most. AND IN THE EVENT THAT I NEED TO I CAN AND WILL ATTACH THE AUDIO, VIDEO AND EMAIL THREAD...

I have been a member with OTF for 3 years now and have never been more unhappy than I am currently…read more The turnover rate at OTF is very high with front desk and coach staff and it is primarily with men and women of color. As a woman of color myself, representation matters and IS important. Peju is my favorite coaches at OTF, but Peju and Ivii have recently been fired. The only two women of color coaches who play hip hop and r&b are no longer there and without any explanation. The gym portrays false advertisement by posting client reviews on instagram just this week which state "hip hop music played in the gym provides motivation", but then fires the only two coaches who play that musical genre. Peju has been extremely important to my fitness journey and I have confided in her about my fitness goals. It is only because of her that I have gotten this far. It is disheartening to know that my main motivational coach has been fired and no one said anything. Both women of color coaches were replaced with all Caucasian women and one woman of color but the musical genre across the board is pop and pop rock. If I want to hear that the entire class (which I don't) I can go to LA fitness. Mixing the genres up with pop, rock, hip hop and r&b is what keeps me coming back. I don't know where Peju is, but I will be calling all gyms in the surrounding areas looking for where she ends up teaching. I will definitely be taking my business elsewhere. I pay OTF a large sum of money for the premier membership and will not stay somewhere that treats employees like this, and lacks adequate representation.

Great intense energy and workout! Friendly staff and…read moreinstructor! Sign up for your free class!

JCC is the ONLY gym that limits when silver sneakers members can enter. What a horrid policy. I…read morewill not give them my business. PA Fitness down the road is a much better facility - better equipped gym, clean and not crowded with two saunas and a woman's room.

I have been here only to use the gym facilities while visiting. This place is huge they have a lot…read moreof options and really reminds me of a YMCA but bigger. They have a full fitness center ,with up to date machines and fitness trainers on staff. They have a full basketball court and a great childrens center. They even have a theatre where people can perform in shows, which is great. Overall not a bad place and I think you don't even have to be Jewish to join.