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    4.7 (29 reviews)
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    Constantino K.

    I've been a member here for a little over a year. The main reason I joined was that it's close to my house. But the reason I've stayed is that it really is a great gym--there are a couple big chain gyms within blocks of my office which on some days would actually be even more convenient. So why do I say it's a great gym? It has everything someone serious about their fitness needs. The equipment is all new-ish, well maintained, and thoughtfully acquired. They have everything you need for any type of workout from metcons to powerlifting. Do you like CrossFit-type workouts, but don't want to pay CrossFit prices, and have the knowledge and motivation to curate your workouts on your own? This is the gym for you. There are plenty of rowing machines, medicine balls (and boards for wallballs), kettlebells, ab mats, boxes for box jumps, ropes for climbing, rubberized plates and floors so you can drop the bar after a heavy lift, and more racks in the lifting area than the big box gym in the Pearl where I used to work out--at least at the time I go, I don't think I've ever had to wait for a rack to open up. I use the sauna almost every day, so that's another thing I'm glad they have. I don't do classes, but there seems to be a wide offering, and their cardio machines cover all the basics. Beyond all that, though, I have to say one of the things I appreciate most about the gym is the fact that they are constantly making improvements that aren't urgent or even very necessary, but which tell me that the management takes pride in the gym. This matters. They didn't HAVE to replace the sinks in the locker room, for example, or paint the walls, or put in new tile, or get a nice curtain for the shower. But they've done all that. It shows love, and I think that makes for good energy.

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    1 year ago

    Great gym -- plenty of machines, very clean and well maintained. Love the sauna and the staff is really helpful.

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    7 years ago

    This place is dope. Not crowded. Lots of new and interesting equipment to play on! Other location is smaller but equally as cool!

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    8 years ago

    The only gym I've ever stayed at for two+ years. Every machine you could ever need. Even at peak hours there's never a wait. Try it out.

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    Great place!! I've been a member for three years and have watched lots of improvements be made. Keeps getting better all the time.

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    Intrepid Athletics PDX

    Intrepid Athletics PDX

    4.8(36 reviews)
    1.1 miKing, Northeast Portland

    After moving to Portland from the east coast, my husband and I were looking for a gym with the…read moresimilar energy, high quality instruction, passion from the instructors, and safety that we received at our previous cross-fit gym. After much finding in the Portland metro area, we were SO HAPPY to stumble upon Intrepid. We go 2-3x a week for our schedules. The owners Ruth and Sean put in a tremendous amount of effort ensuring that every experience you have seems like you're a new client, when you show up each and every time, whether or not you've been going there for years or days. I appreciate the fact that they don't assume you just know everything and they really provide COACHING rather than passive guidance. They know each and every persons strength and weaknesses, and make everyone feel comfortable. I am also always astonished by the variety in the workouts, and all the coaches really provide great instruction, whether it's Ruth and Sean, the owners, or the other two coaches, everyone's amazing. You should come to Intrepid if you're looking for community as well. Everyone let's you be who you are but there's always opportunities to have pot lucks, celebrate people, and have fun during class or after class. Just come as you are, and at at whatever fitness level, you will be really glad you stepped into Intrepid. You'll never leave.

    I think I understand the CrossFit business pretty well - as a previous owner (with my wife) of a…read moreCrossFit Gym and as a current member of a CF gym. To me, there are "focus areas" for any gym business. Possible Priorities: 1. Member Safety 2. Quality Coaching 3. Business Process management 3a. Member confidentiality 3b. Staff management 4. Investment in new coaching skills and equipment 5. Quality Review and Continuous Improvement My "positive" experience at Intrepid relates to my multiple drop-in visits while in town on business. On each of my visits, I was received professionally and politely each time. My biggest concern, and gripe relates to an early November 2018 incident, where one of their staff sent out a "survey" to current and past members. Intrepid PDX openly published my email address to almost 700 people - instead of hiding it in a BCC to protect my privacy. I have followed up multiple times to the originator of the survey without response - or an apology. I've also requested my name be removed from Intrepid's database, and my request was also ignored. When I'm visiting Portland on business, I have several choices for CrossFit - and I was hoping Intrepid would be my gym-away-from-home. But I won't be back. While mistakes happen, I've reached out three times to the staff member and ownership to share my concerns and didn't receive a response. "Just remove my name and personal data from your database - if you cannot manage my personal information with discretion." That's all I can ask at this point - because your staff member already broadcast my email address to 700+ people. Oh, and she also broadcast the email addresses of every current and past customer I might add (Yikes!). Generally, from my experience, the customer list of any business is a sacred asset to be protected. I wonder, if I were to post the survey originator's email address here ... perhaps then she'll grasp the importance of privacy. Or at least be courteous enough to admit the mistake and remove my contact information from Intrepid's database.

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    NW Women's Fitness Club - Co-ed Training studio 27th & Broadway

    NW Women's Fitness Club

    4.2(42 reviews)
    1.6 miNortheast Portland
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    I've been a member of this gym 4-5 years. It's always clean, supportive, and has great equipment…read more I've had several personal training sessions with Sam and one with Alta. They're both incredible ladies and very motivating. Recently, during the pandemic, I have done online Zoom personal training sessions with Sam. She is absolutely magical. I had no energy today, but we worked out anyway. And it made me feel so good to sweat. She intuitively seems to know the exact exercises I need. She challenges me, but is very supportive. Thank you, Sam. Your amazing! I highly recommend checking this gym out. And trying the personal training. I feel like I get a much better workout with a trainer. I'm not a wealthy gal, btw. I only buy training sessions when they're on-sale (2-3 times a year). And they have a few ways to earn points that can be traded-in for trainings. I really appreciate these efforts they make to make fitness more affordable for everyone.

    I really liked this gym, which is why it's especially disappointing that I ultimately decided to…read moreleave. One of the main reasons I chose an all-women's gym was the sense of privacy, exclusivity, and safety that comes with knowing the space is specifically designed for women. Recently, the gym hired a male massage therapist, and the massage room is located within the same area as the gym. For me, that fundamentally changed the environment. It defeats much of the purpose of paying the premium price for an all-women's facility if men are now regularly present in areas where women are working out and receiving services. The gym has also opened a café that leads directly into the gym. Since the café is open to the public, it has brought people into the space who otherwise would not have access to the gym. I've noticed men lingering around the café, which made me increasingly uncomfortable. Unfortunately, the coffee hasn't exactly been good enough to make that tradeoff worthwhile. At this point, I have to question whether the owner is more interested in taking women's money than protecting women's safety and preserving the environment that made this gym worth the premium membership price in the first place. That may not be the owner's intention, but that is unfortunately how these changes have made me feel as a member. I understand that a business can evolve and expand its offerings, but if the gym is moving toward a more co-ed experience, I think that should be communicated transparently. The value proposition of an all-women's gym is very different from that of a traditional gym. If the exclusivity and privacy are being diluted, members deserve to know that before paying the premium price. I really enjoyed working with the trainers here, and I would still recommend connecting with some of the personal trainers if you can find a way to work with them independently. There are genuinely great people here. Ultimately, I left because the gym no longer felt like the all-women's space I originally signed up for. I hope the owner seriously considers whether these changes are consistent with the reason women chose this gym in the first place. I also anticipate that the owner's response to this review may emphasize the gym's commitment to women's safety and explain why these changes are supposedly consistent with that mission. I would encourage prospective and current members to look beyond the polished response and consider the actual changes taking place. For me, the issue is not what the stated mission is; it is whether the experience and policies in practice continue to reflect that mission. Unfortunately, my experience has led me to conclude that they no longer do.

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