So glad I decided to try out the intro class at IM=X Pilates & Fitness. The studio is super cute…read more Inside there is a lobby area if you will which then leads to the classroom which use to be a dance studio fixed with surrounding mirrors and barre. The class utilizes the Pilates Reformer machines which was very interesting to use as a first timer but I truly enjoyed it. I have only done mat pilates before at global gyms and lemme tell ya... not the same. At. All. Karen was the instructor and she was very attentive. Looking forward to my next class.

FAYE IS AMAZING!!! I rarely (if ever?) proclaim I want to give a place 6 stars, but this is one of…read morethem. Totally worth it, do yourself a favor and buy a Pilates Reformer package and just try it! Before I tried this studio: I only recently tried Pilates on the reformer while recovering from foot surgery (so I have some special needs as I rebuild muscle and get stronger). I had gone to 4 sessions at 2 other studios before this (in LA and Austin). I was liking how I could immediately start to feel the workouts tone my body, but was on the fence about how mentally engaging and motivating the sessions were (practically the same exact routine all four times), and its too expensive to be on the fence. Then I went to Faye's Art & Soul Yoga. Her classes are always a surprise because she has a slue of exercises and really mixes it up for a great full body work out - the hour flies by. I've only gone a few weeks but I haven't been to the same class twice. She plays motivating music which I found to be joyfully unique. She promotes yoga stretches in between so even though you SWEAR you'll be sore after the workout, you really aren't. And she is super sweet to boot. I wish she could move with me out to Seattle because I don't know how I'm going to find a studio I like as much as Art & Soul Yoga :(

This is such a beautiful facility. Really talented instructors who are knowledgeable and…read moreaccommodate all levels of fitness. Classes are offered often and they are open 7 days a week. The place is spotless and all the equipment looks brand new. It's almost all women. I'm not sure why. But everyone is very professional. If you are interested in flexibly combined with fitness this may be the perfect option.

They change instructors last minute without the ability to withdraw…read more The customer is not always right They rather hold on to your $89 dollars then provide a good customer experience They text but multiple conversations with different staff is not reflected in the system

I've been working with Rachael for about 3 years, including through my second pregnancy. Rachael is…read morean amazing instructor who wants nothing more that to help each of her clients achieve their unique goals. She is always working to increase her knowledge of Pilates practice and techniques so she's always bring new things to the studio. She has a Cadillac, chair, barrel, tower, as well as many props Over the time I've been working with Rachael I can't believe how much my strength, balance, and stability have improved. I would absolutely recommend Rachael whether you are new to Pilates or an experienced practitioner. She works with a wide age range of clients, proving that Pilates really is for life Rachael also offers Thai massage

Very poorly managed volleyball tournament. Staff is completely clueless and very rude. Yes clean…read morefacility but way overcrowded probably exceeding fire codes and parking is very limited creating an unsafe condition for iRoy facility. Get new management!!!!!

This gym is the epiphany of awful. The prices are outrageous at $45 a month and 15$ for a day pass…read more They have no respect for their customers, for one time I was there on Sunday until 6pm and they made me leave because immediately it was closing time. Their basketball courts are never open because they always reserve them for volleyball players. All the equipment is very faulty and doesn't work. The weights are cheap rubber and are not accurate to their true numbers. The employees vacuum while you're working out. The owner is so dirt cheap he doesn't turn on the ac and it's frigid in the gym. They never change the water filter and there is gum in the water fountain. I recommend going to kinetix instead.

I've always liked the variety of their equipment; however, some of the 'old school' machines are…read morewearing out now and are NOT being repaired/replaced in a timely manner. It took over a YEAR to replace the broken multi-hip machine, and now the popular highly-used Cybex Row machine has been out of commision for a month! People rely on these pieces as part of their workout routines, and it is an affront to them that management seems to place no priority on getting the situations remedied quickly!!!

I think this gym has some cool machines ive never seen before, now they look about 100 years old…read morebut they are a cool option. Its just too bad I dont like actually touching any of the equipment since it just feels gross to the touch. No one cleans their machines post use and its probably because all there is are these tiny thin wipes that dry out by the time you even make it back to the machine. Invest in some better cleaning system, i wonder how many people have gotten ring worm from this place.

This review isn't so much for The Becoming Center as it is for Liz Quinlisk, a shiatsu practitioner…read morewho has a practice there. I've seen Liz on and off for several years for shiatsu massage which actually has significantly helped with my asthma. Now that I have begun my nursing career, I find shiatsu to be a great addition to help avoid muscle injury and fatigue. Liz is also a licensed physical therapist and incorporates her training and experience in PT into her shiatsu practice. Liz is down-to-earth and friendly and happy to chat with you during your session or respect your preference for silence. She doesn't use any offensive, scented oils or lotions in her practice and you get to keep your clothes on! She makes sure to check in with you to ask about pain throughout the treatment. Her fee is very reasonable in my opinion - $90 for one hour. You pay Liz directly for scheduling and payment so there is no having to deal with the Becoming Center as a middle-man. The space she uses is warm and relaxing and comfortable. I would recommend her to anyone who is interested in finding an experienced shiatsu practitioner not connected to a spa.

From the owner: The Becoming Center offers: Fitness and…read morepost-rehabilitation memberships; Personal Training and Nutrition counseling; Yoga and Pilates for all levels; Land and aquatic classes; Opportunities for group support and education; Alternative therapies and services and; Heated therapeutic pool with ramp and chair lift. Our facility includes a fully equipped exercise room, heated pool, yoga room, and inviting private treatment rooms for alternative therapies including massage.Through these resources, along with the assistance of a certified and degreed staff, our goal is to enhance the physical, social, spiritual, and emotional elements of your health.

Now the Collegeville site has posted they are closing permanently. The only thing worthwhile about…read morethe place these last years was the location. This closure is no surprise. It might explain why they have let maintenance go on so much for so long. In any case, good riddance. The new place that is taking it over is apparently $169/month? No surprise a failure is replaced by an overpriced, likely scam.

Worse place ever they rip you off when you sign up and charge your credit card without permission…read moreand when you call to complain they don't have anything to say. probably why they are closing they SUCK !!!!!!!!!!! Nothing but lies from the idiots signing you up, it's only $140 a month bullshit !!!! $840 later and now they don't want to hear from you. DO NOT SIGN UP TO ANY OF THESE PLACES. unless you want to be RIPED OFF !!!!!!!!NO stars, I rate them a negative 100. if I could put no stars I would.