do your research about the contract, classes are ok but overpriced subscription and unorganized…read morestaff.

I want to share my bad experience with X3 Sports. Before my contract ended in July, I tried to…read morecancel it in June to avoid being put into a buying relationship after July. They directed me to their website to cancel, which I did. I didn't think much of it until I received an email in August telling me that I would be eligible for cancellation in September, which was not true. It wasn't long before I discovered I was locked into a "subscription trap." They kept withdrawing money from my account for three months, totaling $450.00! This made me really frustrated and upset. I ended up having to reach out to my bank and cancel my card. I thought X3 Sports would be more helpful and clear about cancellations. I warn others to be careful if they think about joining X3 Sports because getting out of this "subscription trap" is very difficult.

I recently joined this location, and everyone has been so friendly and nice. The team keep me…read moremotivated, and have BIG energy. I initially went to a free class and loved it. The parking is great, they took the time to educate me, and the receptionist even knows my name when I walk in which always makes me feel good.

I love orange theory and this is the nicest location I've been to! Even when I move I'll keep this…read moreas my home base and go out of my way to come to this studio! Special shoutout to all the coaches who are so kind and helpful. I would recommend orange theory to anyone no matter your level of fitness!

I just moved to the area and was very eager to find a new yoga studio ASAP. I signed up for the $30…read moreone week trial for the classes since it looked like the best value. I was so disappointed in this studio. It's in a great area, but the studio is only one room for everything, very cramped, and when people come in early for the next class it is disruptive during the yoga rest at the end of the practice. The class was Ok, there was a lot of dead space between moves, and it did not feel like a very good workout overall. And there were only a few moves gone over, not very cohesive. I tried calling a few times to cancel my last 3 classes that I reserved because I had to return home to New Orleans last minute for a family emergency, but there was no voice mail, the phone kept ringing. I was fine loosing the $30 since I only was able to attend one class for the week. I planned on sending an email once my flight landed back home and I was able to get settled and help my family through this difficult time, obviously sending an email to a yoga studio after several attempts at calling, was not my main priority. When I got to my computer yesterday, I had received a very snarky email from the owner advising me that she was charging me $10 for each class I missed, when I explained that I tried to call and inform that I could not attend, she very rudely replied that it is not her responsibility to cancel my classes for me. Over it, and make sure you do not save your credit card information to the site, they WILL charge you without your permission and there is no option to delete your card info once added, you can only edit or add another card. I recommend the Vita Prana Studio a little further down Atlanta road if you are new to the area.

I've only been a handful of times but the few times I've been I've always left feeling…read moreaccomplished. Not to mention the trainers are the sweetest. I've only had classes with Philip and Trinity but if everyone else is as great as they are then I'm excited work with them!

Spoiled by not really having to worry about working out or food for most of my life, time caught up…read morewith me. Literally! After years of the gym, trainers and sporadic spurts of fitness motivation, I tried bootcamp. More specifically, I decided to do the winter camp in December because it was a shorter 3-week version under the idea that even I could survive three weeks of working out. After almost backing out the weekend before it started, I showed up at 5:30am on Monday and told myself if I didn't like it or some random instructor yelled at me, I didn't have to come back, as long as I got through the first day. Well, I didn't like it and couldn't even run an entire mile without walking, but the instructors and other campers encouraged me and made me feel comfortable enough to struggle through the PT test. So I came back the next day, and now 4 months later I just completed another month of boot camp and can't wait for the next one to start! Have I lost weight and gotten stronger? Yes, considerably! But more importantly, boot camp has taught me to focus on pushing myself to do more physically. I no longer focus so much on weight loss, but on getting stronger, faster, eating better and setting new goals for myself. If you're doing that, other results will fall into place and you don't get discouraged by numbers on a scale or BMI percentages. And the unexpected benefit that you won't find running on a treadmill - a wonderful group of people to encourage you and celebrate your progress and push you toward new goals. If I could give it more stars I would - OBC Smyrna has been an absolutely positive experience - 100%+

"There Is No Goal Like A Fitness Goal"…read more This is my life motto after experiencing OBC for the past 2 months. Like a large percentage of 40+ year olds that totally committ themselves to a boot camp lifestyle, I understand that reaching fitness goals don't come as easy as it once did. At 41 and hearing a lot of horror stories of people my age and younger who are having heart attacks, suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, I decided it was time to set some serious fitness goals and committ myself to a totally fit lifestyle. OBC has given me a totally new perspective on reaching weight/fitness goals and has motivated me to reach for the sky. A combinination of committed and motivating fitness instructors and serious campers like myself converge at 5:30 am 4 days a week to motivate each other in fitness and in life. The progress that I have made from not being able to finish my first workout to improved time and reps in every aspect of the PT test are motivating contributors to getting up early in the morning and literally not missing a workout session. I must say that my decision to join OBC was the best decision that I have made in a while and certainly one of the most beneficial. I encourage everyone to make the committment.

I signed up for a trial at Burn Sandy Springs in Feb, and it's honestly been one of the best…read moredecisions I've made for myself. The workouts are challenging but super fun, and I love that they're always switching things up--no chance of getting bored here! Since then I've hit over 100 classes (woop woop!) The trainers are amazing. They push you in the best way and genuinely care about your progress. I remember my first day feeling a little nervous, but they made me feel right at home. Now I look forward to every session! What really makes Burn special is the community. Everyone's so positive and supportive--it's like working out with a bunch of friends who cheer you on every step of the way. I've hit goals I didn't think were possible, and I've had a blast doing it. If you're thinking about trying it, do it. You won't regret it! Shout out to the best trainers one could ask for: Jasmine, Terika, Marcel, and Rebecca x0x0

Loud and obnoxious and clearly they think they own the whole plaza. I've seen many non handicap…read moreemployees and members of this "gym" park in handicap spots (used for the hearing aid place next door) when there are plenty of other spots available. But hey! If you're looking to pay an exorbitant amount of money to have some yell at you through a microphone while 5 feet away from your face. Go right ahead, I'm sure you'll have a great time!

D&M Fitness is awesome and the instructors are great! The classes have transformed my body image…read more I was working out a lot before joining D&M Fitness but the classes took me to the next level and I am in the best shape of my life. I hit a plateau a couple of months ago and decided to change up my workout and joined the D&M Fitness Kickboxing group classes and it has been outstanding. I feel awesome and I am getting comments about how tone I am becoming. Additionally I did not know anyone when I joined but the instructors made me feel like part of the family and welcomed me with open arms and I they met me at my level. Now they are pushing me to my limits which is awesome. Thanks to the D&M Fitness family LB

I have been working out with Ty and the D&M Fitness family every weekday morning for almost a year…read morenow and I love it! The workout is great and the boxing/kickboxing skills I'm learning are fantastic. I'm so glad I found them last summer!

I did my 7-day free trial and then kept showing up for more. My friend introduced me to Burn and…read moreafter one of my first classes I asked if the classes ever get easier. She said no, because you get stronger and you push yourself more. It'll be almost 2 years I believe of joining, and I'm so glad I did! Reservations: Burn has an app where you can sign for classes ahead of time. It helps the trainers know how many people to expect at each camp. But no worries if you don't sign up in advance or via the app. You can just sign in on the kiosk when you walk in. If you aren't a member yet, you can sign up for the free trial to see how you like it. Parking: The gym is located in a shopping center so there is ample free parking. Workouts: Each camp focuses on a certain target area (ie. arms, legs, cardio, strength, etc.). What type of workout it will be is posted on the app and their IG page for the whole week at the beginning of each week, since they do change. Some people choose to go to the same time camp each time, but you can also choose to go to a different time each day - whatever works for you! The workouts are 45 minutes long, with the trainer encouraging you and providing guidance throughout the session. Sessions always start with a warm up, then move to the core workout, proceed to the finisher, and wrap up with some stretching and announcements. Vibe: I personally enjoy the camaraderie and accountability that comes with being part of this gym. Everyone wants to see each other win. People of all ages, sizes, abilities, etc. train together and there are always modifications for every fitness level. I find myself missing the gym when I travel. Haha I never thought I'd say that.

I haven't been back but I still only hear nice things about Burn…read more.. What stopped me from signing up was the contract. There was a 6-mo and a 12-mo (trying to remember if there was a shorter one but I can't). The gist was if you wanted out you would pay a majority of the remainder of the contract...which I get from a business standpoint, but since there are so many options in East Cobb which allowed you out with no penalty (just a notice) I decided this route wasn't for me. Quite literally my only reason tho.

I met Nate and Alex, the two Atlanta firemen who run this boot camp, at the Atlanta Streets Alive…read moreevent and I was immediately blown away by their kindness and their desire to see me succeed at my fitness goals. For a very nominal monthly fee, you get incredible fitness coaching in a small group setting. We meet in the parking lot of the Northwest Presbyterian Church and doing incredible workouts - think CrossFit with supervision and actual exercises and equipment used by firefighters. They are not just their for fitness, but they also provide a lot of diet counseling. I hope more people sign up with these guys because the workouts are intense, grueling, but so much fun.

If you are looking for a challenging bootcamp that is also fun, Firefighter Fitness is for you! I…read morehave done several bootcamps in town and what sets this one apart is the supportive/friendly nature of the group and the innovative exercises Nate and Alex put in the programming. Training like a firefighter (pulling hoses, running high rise packs, tire hits, etc) is fun and it works! My husband and I lost nearly 100lbs combined last year and Firefighter Fitness was a HUGE part of that. Give it a try... you won't regret it!