If you wanna get serious about working out pay a little over $100 a month should do it…read more.. The amenities at every location is plentiful. The staff is friendly. The rooftop pool is probably the main attraction and a great after workout vibe ... it's worth every penny tho

Just here for the food! Spent the day at the pool as a guest and had a great time. The pool area…read moredid get pretty busy but there's a ton of chairs so it didn't seem as crowded. Was recommended to order a poke bowl which was a great choice. Fresh and packed with a ton of add ons. One of the better poke bowls I've had in a long time and it made a great pool side meal.

Best gym in Baltimore. You will not find another one like it. Best part? This gym has its own dog!…read morePeople who come to Exile really care about lifting. There are many bodybuilders and powerlifters, but there are also many people who just come to be healthy and stay in shape. This gym is for anyone and everyone and it's hard not to make friends here. There is a TON of equipment. All types of bars and lots of dumbbells as well as cardio equipment. There is also an upstairs that's kind of hidden but there is turf and other lifting equipment and it's usually quiet up there. There is also a women and trainer only section on the first floor. The machines are mostly old and everything is mismatched, but that's what gives the gym it's unique vibe. It's kind of like a workout museum and all the members love that. It doesn't get the nickname "East coast Mecca" for nothing.

Best gym in the world! I moved to Baltimore for two months and moved back to Texas and have not…read morefound another gym near as amazing! Wonderful community with Seth and Brik. Loki and his mama always made my day when I came into the gym. Everyone is so friendly, but also so focused on their goals and helping you get to yours. There is a women's only section which I loved because I felt more comfortable trying out new exercises there. I can be a bit shy, so I do not like to be on display. Plenty of squat racks and smith machines to go around. I love how they had multiple cardio options not just treadmills, but row machines, bikes, cycling bikes and more! Exile Performance Nutrition right in the front was awesome too! Always knew the answer to my questions! Great that you can get a water, bang, or Kenny's cookie then be on your way. Bmore MMA great too! Super nice that you can get discounts on memberships if you have both. Can also get discounts for teaching etc. Showers at Exile are spacious and clean! I lived in Baltimore and I would only shower at the gym. My home shower was the size of the chokey in Matilda. I worked out everyday, so this was a nice add on! The complimentary womens' products was a plus too! If someone forgot shampoo, lotion, or deodorant there is a little communal box to share. (Spray deodorant) I would love a Texas location!!!! ***Alphaland and Alphalete Gym in Stafford, Texas have nothing on exile!!!***

My experience with Fivex3 has been excellent. I worked with Emily through the online hybrid…read morecoaching option. She created my lifting program for me each week, I completed my workouts at home and sent her videos of my lifts throughout the week for feedback, and every month I visited her awesome gym in Baltimore for an in-person coaching session. Choosing to work with Emily was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my fitness journey. Not only is she incredibly knowledgable about lifting, but she's also fun, patient, and encouraging! My form on all of my lifts (squat, deadlift, overhead press, and bench press) improved dramatically as a result of Emily's coaching. She pointed out corrections that I would have never noticed on my own. Her guidance gave me the knowledge and confidence to add some serious weight to my lifts and now I'm stronger than I have ever been in my life. If you're considering a membership or coaching with Emily or anyone at Fivex3, just go for it! You will be incredibly happy that you did!

Fabulous gym I live…read morein Minnesota, where there is no Starting Strength gym. A year ago I went to a Starting Strength seminar in Wichita Falls, Texas. I've been training consistently but had a very inconsistent deadlift and some chronic form problems on my squat and press. Craig fixed all of that in one private session. Worth the money. Worth the time.

Equipment is fine, sauna nice, but red light went down 3 weeks ago and no date for repair given, I…read morewas told it might be awhile, which was not reassuring since I upgraded because of wanting regular access to red light, considering downgrading ....

I joined this gym early after covid. Set up my credit card for autopayments. My card was…read morecancelled either for fraud or downgrade and I forgot the payments were on my card for the gym. Never got an email from Spunk. They had my phone number incorrectly entered by one digit. The owner was a real winner. I thought I could just pay up with the misunderstanding. He said he didn't do anything wrong and said I could pay collections. I said I didn't find that fair to have to pay $60 in fees when no one notified me that it was even going to collections. He said he didn't do anything wrong and isn't going to do anything about it. Just FYI. It's the same price as Planet Fitness which is brand new and 24 hrs. Spunk has reduced it's hours and is hardly open over any holiday. He never repairs any of the equipment when it breaks down. And a good number of them are broken in some shape and form. The chiropractor uses the sauna like its his personal bathroom. Just a collecting money at this point. And cares very little about the customers or the gym.

Victoria at the front desk was amazing! Super helpful to my check in process! Thank you so much…read moreVictoria and Canton Baltimore!

Email I just sent to Crunch Canton. Do with this info what you will. I am not about to be the only…read moreone disgusted. Initially, after my workout I was just going to ask for the gym Manager's information to simply convey my thoughts on several improvements they can stand to make. As there were no paper towels in any of the holders, which happens more often than not, I figured I would raise this on the spot. I noticed several others frustrated when going back and forth between machines, trying to be good stewards of cleanliness. And when I did mention it to the AGM, he responded by blaming the "supply chain." This may very well be true, however, there is no possible way management thought that bath tissue on top of the machine was the best option for replacing the paper towels. Especially to clean equipment. And then no sooner than I returned to my equipment, rolls of paper towels just started to appear. Funny how that happened. But it doesn't end there.  It was, in fact, another patron who thanked me for raising the paper towel concern, before he stated "not that it matters because it is water in those bottles anyway. I have been complaining about it for months, on Google Reviews and everything, but no one has responded. I just gave up." Can you imagine my disbelief when hearing such a claim at such a reputable establishment, with the awareness of what the consequences could potentially be to that negligence? Especially in this day and age, which I will simply leave there. The amount of liability alone if an outbreak were to occur would shutter this location, as well as Corporate. There was no way this was true. But I had to ask.  So again, I immediately went back to the AGM and asked him about this claim. To which he responded, "let me check on that." Like wtf? You don't know? Upon his return, he stated "oh I think I know what happened. The mixer today must have not worked and so the sanitizing solution wasn't squeezed into the bottles. See, this bottle I have here...you can see the bubbles. That is how you know there is a solution inside." To which I replied, "and how would anyone know that? We trust what the bottles say, "Light Sanitizer," but when I sprayed this on the paper towel and on my hands, no scent. Not even a hint. I could literally lick this off my hand and not get sick, this literally has nothing in it. So, you're telling me all of these bottles are water? And that none of this equipment was cleaned today?" His response, "Well, not this morning, apparently." And with the slightest sense of urgency. And who even knows if that was the truth? Like, how long has this been going on? Especially when you meet someone who has been complaining on this exact same issue for a while. There is no way this was a shock to anyone there.  I am utterly disgusted at this negligence, and you all should be too. Consequences and accountability must be administered. As a 100% disabled Veteran, please know this was absolutely a trigger. Did we learn nothing from COVID? And respectfully, one month free does not cut it. I didn't even ask for that. I simply wanted to be able to disprove that man's theory and trust that just the basics are performed when working out. Is that too much to ask? See below for aforementioned recommendations: -Have business cards available for management, not post-it notes. -Have different channels on televisions. -Have more hand sanitizer stations that have solution in them. -Have staff hang a physical copy of the day's classes on the door. -Have staff hang a clock and hooks outside the sauna. -Have staff add a small bench in women's sauna to expand seating. -Have staff turn the sauna when opening and check throughout day.  -If there are no paper towels, please place a sign on the holder. And don't insult us with anymore toilet paper, please. -And make sure there is actual sanitizing solution is in each bottle daily, with someone's initials on the bottle so that patrons can believe it was actually done! Just ridiculous. Do Better.

The time that I spent going to Paul's gym was excellent. I really enjoyed the close attention to…read moreform and the small classes. They also offered many different times that fit my schedule well. While I no longer live in Baltimore and don't attend classes there anymore I would love to come back if I move back to the area.

I have only gone to a handful of classes so far but so far so good! This is a really down-to-earth…read moreplace and I like the workout style, alternating in 6-min cycles. I usually go to the Strength & Conditioning classes and I like alternating between strength and cardio unlike OTF classes, where you are on the treadmill for 30 min. straight-through (which I think would be horrible for the knees after a while...). Paul is a really nice guy and seems to have a lot of integrity and I have liked the other instructors as well. I do hope they continue to grow and that they can offer additional classes at different times.

Another update! Back to report that the new configuration of spin class downstairs and mat classes…read more(like yoga, barre, and pilates) upstairs works very well. I've been loving Monday night spin classes with Zain - he is an incredible instructor with the best playlists. His class is some of the most fun I've had at a workout class. It feels more like dancing with a group of friends than working out. I bike about 10 miles in his 45 minute class which is something I just never thought I'd be capable of. I've also been enjoying Wednesday evening barre classes upstairs with Erin. This is a new class and I hope they keep it on the schedule! Erin is a great instructor who queues very clearly and makes the class feel fun with her high energy. As someone who primarily weight lifts, barre is such a refreshing challenge for me. I feel like I'm learning a whole new skill set in that class. For a bit, I was also liking the Thursday evening mat pilates class with Chi but they seemed to have taken it off the schedule now :( The weight training areas continue to be conducive for a great workout. My only wish would be that they replace some of the elliptical machines with treadmills. When the gym gets a little busy, it's easy for the treadmills to fill up pretty fast since there's about 8 treadmills total. Whereas, there's probably twice as many ellipticals and I don't think I've ever seen more than a few people using them at a time. I'm also not a huge fan of the fact that you now how to ask the front desk for a towel - this isn't something I've seen at any of the other locations. The bathrooms are a bit outdated and could use some updating as well.

Love this gym! The staff are so friendly and the facilities are always clean. I have all of the…read moreequipment that I need for my lifts, which I also really appreciate.

I've dropped into a couple CrossFit gyms in the Baltimore area and Push511 is my favorite. The…read moreowner, Ardyth, is kind, communicative, and welcoming. Their space is great- large gym area, multiple rigs with different height pull-up bars, clean bathrooms, easy to find location/ample parking, and plenty of equipment. Their members are super friendly, and their coaches are knowledgeable. I enjoyed my time at Push511, if I lived in Baltimore I would definitely be a member. Next time I visit, I will be back.

I have been going to PUSH511 for almost two years now. I lost 50lbs of fat, and gained some good…read moremuscle too; I am clearly stronger, faster, and fitter! My time here has been nothing but fantastic, everyone becomes your second family. The coaches are a wealth of knowledge, and really mentored and motivated me to get where I am today. When I first started, I couldn't do one pull up, and my mile run was over 10 minutes. Now I can do 20 pull ups and run a 6:30 mile. I LOVE PUSH511