Spectacular gym, clean facility and state of the art equipment! Couldn't ask for better than this…read morereally.

This is an awesome gym, and a fantastic addition to the Bothell area!…read more This gym has: * a huge selection of weight machines from Panatta, which are so smoooooooth. The sheer variety of isolation exercises possible here should excite any intermediate/advanced lifter! * incredible, well designed space surrounding the machines for free-weight activities, bars for deadlifts and old fashioned bench presses, enough high quality ROGUE benches to go around. * an upstairs area which provides additional machines, as well as empty space for stretching, personal stretching, etc. * limited selection of cardio machines that face outside This gym is very clearly targeted to serious fitness enthusiasts and is probably not a great place for the cardio-only half-asses lifting crowd. The price tag does help weed out the unserious, and I appreciate it! Thank you Kim and Jordan for creating such an amazing space, with fantastic energy and amazing equipment. You two KNOW how to build a fitness space.

Everytime I visit Seattle, I try my best to make it out to Cut and Flow for a XFormer class. On top…read moreof getting a great workout, it's really about the amazing community vibes here! I'm a reformer Pilates girl, so the Xformer was a bit of an adjustment for me. But all of the instructors are super awesome in helping me use the Xformer properly. The best part? The playlists! It's so much fun and really helps you get into the zone. The whole facility is super clean with lockers and a great bathroom with everything you need before or after class. There's tons of free parking too-- making it super easy and convenient. I loved my experience so much that I even bought a pair of biker shorts with the cut + flow logo and new grip socks as a little souvenir. I can't wait to come back to Cut + Flow!

I love Cut and Flow! Every time I walk in, I'm always greeted by somebody at the front desk with a…read morewarm smile. They offer Xformer and Yoga classes. Ive personally only taken 1 Xformer and a handful of yoga classes. I like that there's a variety of instructors with different styles. One thing to note is that it doesn't get hot enough in yoga to my liking- temperature also depends on each instructor. The locker area and bathroom/showers are also pristine! Cut and Flow sells grippy socks and lululemon clothes in the front. Don't forget to bring your own grippy socks to your first Xformer class, or you can purchase one at the studio. Their new client special is a great deal. One unlimited month for $99 which includes a free pair of grippy socks and free mat/towel rental. As of 9/11/24 there's also Xformer instructor in training classes which cost $15 per class! A drop in Xformer class typically cost $35.

I started at Progressive Performance as a recommendation from my physical therapist; I'm a runner…read morethat's been in an injury cycle for a few years. Strength training is always part of my injury recovery process, but I've done a bad job of incorporating it to my workouts. Either I don't lift weights, or I do too much too soon and I'm sore in a way that impacts my running. I've been a member for about a month, and I am really enjoying my workouts at Progressive Performance. Signing up for this gym keeps me accountable to strength training and I'm able to keep running in addition to building strength. More than that, I really appreciate how the trainers took the time to know me, my goals, where I've struggled in the past and are there to guide my workouts. The trainers are super personable, the workouts are a good challenge, and every other member I've encountered has been friendly, welcoming, and kind. Oh, and the gym is clean and well-equipped. I'm looking forward to progressing my fitness and strength here!

Review is for new Mill Creek Location: Great team of coaches and the small class sizes make it easy…read morefor everyone to get personalized attention. Tymber has been especially helpful -- super engaging, always positive, and great at motivating you to push to the next level.

Traveling through on our honeymoon in our trailer, we were having a hard time finding a gym. The…read morestaff at this Planet Fitness went above and beyond, worked with our situation, and got us set up for three days. Everyone was incredibly friendly and welcoming. The gym was spotless, had all the equipment we needed, and had a great atmosphere. One of the best gym experiences we've had while traveling. Thank you, Bothell Planet Fitness!

All the staff were great except one manager with great curly hair and a new staff member. The new…read morestaff member did a "welfare check" on me, i had only been sitting in my car for 30 minutes after using the restroom in the gym i had a membership for, and visiting the nearby grocery store. I was annoyed and told him not to do a cops job cause its dangerous. He lied and said i threatened him. The curly haired manager always had it out for me, one time i really had to use the restroom and their scanners werent working. This manager threw a fit after i got out of the bathroom. Ever since hes been looking for this opportunity. The new staff member lied to the police, and the police visited but could tell i was peaceful. Still, the new staff member's lie got me banned cause this manager always wanted to. And that canceled my entire membership. I guess now i have to take legal action, cause while they have every right to end my membership, i think their staff member lying to the police and that having consequences might allow me legal opportunities to seek vindication. Id rather have just had conflict resolution, but this manager would not have been interested in anything but hurting me. Just sad other members are now gonna be harassed by welfare checks and mamagers who protect staff who lie to police.

The facility is clean, well-maintained, and overall a nice place to work out. My only confusion is…read morewith the name. When I hear "24 Hour Fitness," I naturally expect the gym to be open 24 hours. However, this location's hours are 5 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 5 a.m.-8 p.m. on Friday, and 8 a.m.-8 p.m. on weekends. This may not be an issue for everyone, but it caught me off guard. I showed up to work out at 9 p.m. on a Friday, assuming the gym would be open, only to find it closed and had to drive to the Lynnwood location instead. Other than that, it's a great gym--I just think the name can create some confusion about the actual hours.

The place is filthy. Photos are from the yoga studio. Air quality can't be safe for working out. I…read moredid not use the pool or the bathrooms. Not worth the risk.

First of all, I am a massage practitioner and I teach massage at a massage school so I am pretty…read morepicky when it comes to selecting my own massage therapist. I met Dawn while networking with local massage therapists through LinkedIn. We decided to have coffee and talk about our wonderful profession. I was immediately impressed with Dawn's knowledge and passion. We decided that we would like to receive massages from each other to get a better understanding of our respective bodywork. I get a good amount of massage and have some truly gifted trade partners so I was pretty overwhelmed when Dawn presented a solution to one of my lingering body issues from years as a professional fighter, within 15 minutes of entering her office! At one point during my first session I was actually almost moved to tears (yes, big boys do cry from time to time) just because of being able to believe again that I could solve a persistent hip/knee issue without surgery. It also made me even more cognizant of my role in helping my clients hold on to or regain hope in their recovery journeys. Although Dawn is truly multi-faceted and has studied many styles of massage, I would describe her primary work as structural integration, like Hellerwork in many ways. Dawn also provides exercise therapy and can give anyone a better understanding of how their body is designed to work and then help them get it working better. I highly recommend a visit to dawn if you have body pain that you want to be free of or if you just want to get your body in better alignment and functionality.

From the owner: BODYWISE Bodywork specializes in combining massage and exercise therapy. Due to life situation and…read morecircumstance, we have become disconnected from our minds, bodies, emotions, and essentially, our truest selves. BODYWISE Bodywork reintegrates the separate parts, providing a foundation for exceptional health and well-being. For every muscle that performs an action, there is an opposing muscle(s) that does the opposite action - you can bend your arm and you can straighten your arm. Massage therapy releases tense and contracted muscles. What about the other set of muscles? If one set is chronically tight, the opposite must be unengaged and, over time, they can lose the strength or stamina necessary to function properly. Exercise therapy stimulates weakened musculature and re balances the entire structure. Our bodies have their own ability to heal and be whole. Anyone, at any age, can begin the process of removing the impediments to natural healing.

I have been going to Club Pilates for about 6 months now and it's been great! The instructors have…read moreall been amazing and really helpful for a beginner like me the studio is always tidy and I never have to worry about the cleanliness of the equipment I'm using. Overall it has been an amazing experience for me and I highly recommend trying one of the 30 minute intro classes to whoever is interested!

I really wanted to like Club Pilates but I truly feel like the intro class and 1.5 class I tried…read morewere not Pilates but instead part reformer (25%, most of which was stretching) and the rest like an aerobics class or light strength training similar to what I've done at LA fitness. Think squats with 2 lb dumbbells, high knees in place to warm up, etc. I was really expecting reformer Pilates similar to competitors in the area like Cut and Flow or Solidcore but that is not what this is. No coaching around traditional Pilates timing, VERY minimal core work (think 5% of the class). The playlists were also similar to that in a box gym with no sense of curation based on type of exercise. If this was the case and these were cheaper classes I would understand and feel like I'm getting what I'm paying for but unfortunately it is $39/class so just as expensive as competitors but the experience just isn't there. Giving 2 stars because the studio is very clean and a great location but there isn't even really a great studio "vibe" no high energy good morning or kudos- it was just very mediocre.

Let me start by saying this isn't my first time trying Crossfit…read more I was introduced to Crossfit by my husband who's a big enthusiast, and we first went to a gym when we were living in California, people were nice enough but everyone seemed to do everything like a pro and I felt pretty discouraged that I wasn't at that level yet, so my first Crossfit experience lasted a couple of months. Then at the beginning of this year, I decided to give it another shot at Crossfit Bothell. The first thing that was different was the fact that I joined their foundations class, where I learned what each movement and each exercise was supposed to look like, and ways to scale it down in case I couldn't do that yet. Another thing is the coaches are SO. NICE. We usually go in the evenings, and all of our coaches: Andrew, Peter, Rodrigo and Lincoln are the best. They push you when you need to be pushed, but it's always done in a nice and friendly way, and they encourage you to scale down when needed. They also have olympic weightlifting classes, Lincoln teaches this class on Tuesdays and Fridays, and while I was a bit hesitant at first, now I'm a big fan. We've made a lot of friends at Crossfit, it's now been 10 months and I can see myself staying in Crossfit Bothell for a long time. Tips: go the foundations class, and if, like me, you like working out with your partner, ask for the couples membership!

This is a very strange experience. CrossFit Bothell will not share their pricing whatever I may do…read more They want me to setup a call and they will ask a bunch of questions to direct me to the right plan. Sounds all nice and righteous but in reality it is a sales technique to oversell and upsell you. Why don't they publish their pricing. What is there to hide. I would stay away from such shady businesses.

Orange theory workouts are always great but these 5 stars go exclusively to Coach Christi. This…read morelocation is not even my regular one, but I happen to be in the area sometimes and I ended up taking class with Christi once and was immediately a fan. She has an upbeat energy, and really makes you put the extra effort. She addresses people by name several times during class and offers form corrections, suggestions and encouragement. She is also so knowledgeable! I chatted with her after class about a particular issue I have and she offered some ideas for stretching. Amazing coach! Bothell OTF you are very lucky to have her!!!

I am even more excited about joining OT Bothell than I used to be. Even though I went through a set…read moreof setbacks, they have never complained or made rescheduling difficult. I occasionally show up at Bellevue club. I was a college and professional tennis athlete a long time ago. Still, because of the great attitudes of the people working here I am now going with my mom and my sister next Monday. Even if this class sucks (which I know it doesn't), I would still be positive about OTB because of the amazing employees I have only interacted with at arm's distance.

It's a wonderful studio and Nicky is a great instructor/guide. It took a long time to find a new…read moreplace to practice. After the first time here, I knew it was the best.

It was my first or second week of yoga classes in the studio. I felt a little overheated during the…read moreclass and went to lay down on a wooden bench in a hallway. I didn't walk around or touched anything, just lay down on a bench to cool down a bit. The studio Manager (who is also a yoga teacher was in the hallway at that time) approached me and began expressing concern for my health and suggesting that I take some easier classes. Which is wonderful and understandable, thank you very much! Then she said the following: "Another reason not to leave the room during class is that people might feel uncomfortable with you being around their belongings. I'm not saying that you would steal anything, but they might be concerned because they don't know you." Just like that, almost word for word - I have an excellent memory. When I eventually spoke my mind on this topic (in email), the Manager sent me a long email full of explanations. She was clearly standing by her words, even repeating them, justifying them by saying that stealing has happened in the studio before. In the same email, she informed me that my studio pass is being terminated and I'm not to return to the studio. Let me tell you about myself. I'm an immigrant speaking with an accent and a white-passing person of color; I work in Higher Education. I've told this story to many of my colleagues and friends. Everyone is in disbelief and asking me - did it happen here, in our state!?! Yep... If the management of this studio believes that I was not treated in any irregular or unusual way, and if they stand by their comments, they should turn their words to me into a studio policy for everyone to consider, not only me! It could go something like this: "Coming outside the room into a hallway during class is discouraged. One of many reasons, people might be uncomfortable with you, our lovely and valued customer, being left unattended around their belongings. Unless they know you, of course! BTW, we are not saying that you would steal anything, no-no! Don't get us wrong! We're only expressing what others might think of you!" :-)