Great gym. I've done many drop ins at different gyms and this one was the best, and still an avid…read moremember. Great coaching, good environment, and cheapest drop in rates too.

I dropped in during some downtime before a wedding. Josh taught the class and gave me a warm…read morewelcome. The workout was great, the space was clean and I really enjoyed the warm up. Highly recommend this place to get a quick quality workout in a fun, friendly environment.

This gym is the best of all the gym o ever been to ; the staff is so nice and helpful they actually…read morecare about the place : it clean it fixed; they have a steam room and a cold plunge they take care of everything This is the best gym they care about the kids and you can bring them to free swimming nights There classes are the best

I absolutely love going to this gym. I've been going for years. But now that I'm retired, I am not…read moresure that I will be able to continue because their rates have gotten very high and they have no discount for seniors. I find it odd that so many people are allowed to come in street clothes and it would be better for them to have actual loose fitting gym attire. But that's just me lol

Great workout and staff! Love catching some splat points there. Recommend it to anyone looking to…read moreget in shape

I signed up in August, and consistently started going in September. I love these classes, the vibe…read moreand the music. All the coaches are great and they really push you in a positive way. They always try to correct your form so you can get the max results and avoid any injuries. Love OT. Definitely an investment but totally worth it!

0 stars. Long story short, I signed up for a year contract less than halfway through. They changed…read morethe rate and agreement. They refuse to remedy this without me coming in and signing a new contract or being just being charged whatever they like to charge me that I didn't agree to or canceling, so I chose the latter. Bad business

We, joined Snap Gresham in November of 2022 and were required to pay a deposit of $25, for a scan…read morecard to get into the building since it's not always staffed. We were told it would be refunded when the card was returned. However, when we canceled our membership in, September of 2025 we were told that their policy is to give seniors (insurance-paid membership) back only $12. Talking to other members leaving the gym, some were told that seniors don't get any deposit refunded and others, although it took a couple of months, said they did get the full amount. When I informed Snap that Medicare would start paying for my membership, they informed me, as did Silver Sneakers, that I would pay nothing not even the yearly maintenance fee. This was true for 2 years. But in 2024 a charged of $35 showed up on my card. After getting Silver Sneakers involved I was finally able to get the money back. My husband was charged in 2025, and the owner, instead of admitting that seniors do not have to pay the maintenance fee, she stated why they charge the fee. He ended up disputing the charge with the credit card company and got the money back. They also put in a new rule that if seniors don't use the gym enough times each month (the number of times depends on which insurance program you have), you will be charged. For the first couple years, all was well. The class was made up of mostly seniors who wanted an intense workout. The instructors were friendly, caring, professional and knowledgeable, they gave us the push we needed to do our best. Always taking into account our abilities and correcting our form when needed. This was enough to keep us coming. In March 2025 they made a change to move the circuit class we were doing on Fridays to inside the classroom. Reasons we were given"to benefit the current and future members as well as staying relevant." Not sure what that means. The class was not the same when moved into a room. Ironically, during our last month they moved the same circuit class back out on the floor, only this time it will be a pay-to-use class. No mention of what the price will be. Unfortunately, instructors, format, and classes have been changed or canceled. We moved to a different gym that is... transparent, treated with respect by owners/staff and has more amenities for a lower price. So, for all the reasons above we can't recommend Snap Fitness anymore.

Ive never done a fitness class before and this place is wonderful! Extremely helpful trainers,…read moreeveryone was very welcoming and there were people of all levels!

I hate working out and the gym. What I didn't realize is there are better methods out there, and…read moreit's worth finding out. The House is not a gym, it's a group of coaches and trainers, who teach the correct body position, the reason behind it (helps me remember if I know the why) and how much to lift, based on where I am. The classes are small, it's not a "gym" with tv, lockers and roid heads or dudes trying to look at your butt (not mine). It's a group of folks dedicated to their health, the longevity, the long game is the heart of it. Exercise is not a fad, you do it and then you are done. This is what The House is great at. They are looking for you to learn the reasons you do it, how to pace it, how to develop, track and grow. Concrete example, in March, they had us test 1 perfect rep at the heaviest weight. If I can do a deadlift with 50lbs, that becomes my max. Now when I am working out and the rep 4-6x at 50% of max, I know I am working out with 25lbs. Now I have a goal to increase, and keep building. Education is an important component, not just lifting. As a woman, I never feel uncomfortable in this environment. 3 classes per week = 12x per month at $155? You cannot find a better deal in the Portland area.

Dropped in for a weekend WOD while up from LA. Megan, our instructor, was really great and…read morewelcoming. She brings lots of energy which is always appreciated at 9:00 AM on a Saturday. A 30 minute Partner WOD ensued with dice choosing the movement for the round and a coin flip determining your repa - 10 (heads) or 20 (tails) reps for the next 30 minutes. Thanks to my partner Richard for flipping more heads and killing it!

It's all about community, coaching, and fitness…read more I hit up a lot of CrossFit boxes as I travel- usually for drop-ins once or twice, but Epiphany stands as one of the most welcoming. From Jack and Aubry to their coaches and members, I immediately felt like this was my home box. Great people, great box, great community.

I absolutely love this studio, in fact it's my favorite studio I've ever been to. The classes are…read moreincredible, so fun and challenging, with great instructors and music. Additionally the sense of community is strong. I am so lucky to have this place in my neighborhood and can't wait to try even more classes and experience new instructors over time. Love this place, would give it 10 stars if I could.

I'm a dude who wanted to work on his mobility…read more Great mix of Pilates, HIIT, and Yoga. Some classes being in the hot room (it will let you know before you book your class). Others are a bit more meditative. Very happy I found this. The variety is great so I can have some easier recovery days and some increased intensity. They provide high quality equipment and the instructors do a great job helping keep you mindful of your form and what muscles you should be hitting in each movement. They have a 3 week intro deal which is great way to check them out and try the different classes. If you do, I recommend trying a number of different classes because they all can be pretty different.

I along with many others are honestly extremely disappointed with this establishment recently as…read moreyou fail to provide basic necessities such as resistance bands or proper attachments for machines. We pay more for this gym than others near combined and shouldn't have to spend almost $20 extra for something that should be provided by a gym. On top of this nearly everyday there is something going on in base camp that should be hosted in one of the yoga rooms, base camp is very popular and should be accesible for ALL paying members when they want to use it.

I chose this gym because I thought the price would make it more of an adult setting and not a bunch…read moreof teens and screaming kids, but I was wrong. They cater to the kids and dues paying, working adults come secondary. They sell you on all the amenities like pool and spa, but fail to tell you that If you work a job like most adults you will never be able to use the pool or spa without screaming kids or groups of teens playing grab ass, the no diving or horseplay is never enforced. Think they set aside time for hardworking, paying adults to swim in peace, nope think again Mon-Fri 12pm to 7pm is family time and when they run their second business of paid swim lessons. That's right you pay your dues so they can charge others extra for swim lessons during peak after work hours. So as a working person you can not swim laps or avoid screaming kids jumping in the spa. Oh, but if you want to come in at the crack of dawn or right at closing time you can swim laps, pretty hard to do if you work a regular job. They also do a horrible job keeping kids off the machines which will be your only option since the pool is off limits while you are there. And if it's volleyball season they rent out the racquetball courts to high school teams to practice. Avoid at all costs, and it's an expensive one, if you want to workout or relax in peace as this is a afterschool hangout and they are all on their phones sitting on machines, even kids on phones in the spa watching videos and no one ever comes thru to police anybody.

Lyndi was my first CrossFit coach, back when CF PFB was a garage box in Yelm, WA. She started me…read moreoff so well that I was able to step right into a bigger box when she and co-owner/husband, Ben, moved to Oregon. Due to the driving distance being "only" 2.5 hours, I went to their current box once for a memorial WOD, in August, 2013. The facility is spacious and the equipment new. The layout is well-planned and efficient. There is only one restroom, but I never saw anyone waiting in line ;) They have a challenging 800m run course that goes uphill! Coaching is fantastic. I didn't work out under Ben too much back in their garage box, but he provided me with the support and positive critiques on my visit here, that I expect from CrossFit coaching. He's very motivational and yet cognizant of physical limitations (I have a bad shoulder). Lyndi is still as great a coach as always, too. She has a way of inspiring more effort, just when I think I can't do any more. After giving me the basics, she has continued to applaud my progress on Facebook - a friend as well as a coach. :) Community - as I said, I was only here once for a memorial WOD, but I met several people who were friendly and encouraging, cheering for each other (and me). I would imagine they are like that with their fellow athletes on a regular basis. I wish I had been able to go WOD with Lyndi and Ben more, but will always be thankful for their introduction to CrossFit that set me on a lifelong path of functional fitness. If you have never tried CrossFit, don't short yourself - go do it! Someone might look at me, a 58-year-old woman with a bad shoulder, and not think it advisable to do such extreme workouts. The key is in the coaching! The key is in how CrossFit can be scaled to give the best results for each individual, no matter your fitness level, age, or physical limitations. At CrossFit PFB, you will get healthier and do things you never imagined you could do.

Ive been going here a week now and I love it. Ben is an awesome instructor. I feel very comfortable…read moreand encouraged coming here and I never feel rushed. I am a good 50+ pounds overweight so going to the gym has never been pleasant, I am a little self conscious. I get a great workout every time I go here and I enjoy it a lot. The new box is awesome and very spacious:)

I'm a senior, just joined Cascade. This club is spotlessly clean, a staff that is super friendly…read moreand helpful. I'm enjoying water aerobics and Zumba. You feel welcomed from the moment you walk in the door. All ages, all levels. I feel very comfortable here!

If you're a parent and care about your child's safety, I wouldn't recommend enrolling at this gym!…read moreI'm writing this review not just as a parent who pays $150 per month for my membership with childcare, but also as a school director myself ,and a mandated Oregon State child safety reporter. Before posting this review, I have tried contacting the owner several times about child safety -- with no response. Here are a couple of child safety issues I have observed: -- Instance #1: About two months ago on a week night, a one and a half year old ran out from the kids center. And due to short staffing, it wasn't noticed by staff members. Luckily, I stopped the child from running out to the gym floor. When I brought this to the director's attention, (Cindy), she said that it never happened because the cameras didn't see it happen. Scoffing and rolling her eyes. She then got back on her tablet, and ignored me. --Instance #2: The child care was short staffed. When this happens, they put the older kids with the infants/toddlers. On a few of those instances, other parents and I, have seen the older kids hurt the smaller children (violently at times). After witnessing this, I tried to find the Director and she was no where to be found. She was on "Break". -- Instance #3: Last night (4/7/26) at roughly 5:15 pm. There was one staff member to probably 20 kids. I tried to talk to the director. Once again, she rudely rolled her eyes at me. Then her and the front desk girl started laughing and mocking me. And said within earshot, "What's her f**** problem". Hopefully after posting this review the, child safety issues are addressed. And the employee culture as well. ***Review update: The owner finally contacted me, and he said all the right things. I will update the review further if changes regarding the safety issues and toxic employee culture are truly addressed. ***