I've been a member for over 7 years and I still enjoy going! Great trainers, music and workouts!…read moreVery encouraging and motivating environment. Love this studio

I've been coming to this gym for over 4 years and love the community and workouts.read more

I joined Get in Shape for Women in April of 2013 when I was 66. I lost 20 pounds from following the…read more4 pronged program which is nutrition, strength training, cardio, and accountability. Since losing the 20 pounds, I have given up Tums, lowered my blood pressure, increased my bone density, and gotten back into a size Small and sometimes, XS. I am also able to take care of 3 little grandsons with the energy required with a 4, 2, and 1 year old. I am 70 now, and I still go so I can maintain the weight loss, feel fit and healthy, and enjoy the camaraderie of the other women I have met who have become friends. There are only 4 women at a time with a personal trainer. Courtney, the personal trainer I have most of the time, has helped me transform my body by challenging me always to get stronger. Candi and Carol, the other trainers, have been wonderful, too. Angela, the owner, has created an atmosphere that is very favorable to success, not to mention the fun parts she institutes which add to the enjoyment of belonging to this great place.

What a great experience! I was not a fan of gyms but this gym is so different. The trainers are…read moretop notch, they really get to know you which is so helpful as you embark on your fitness and diet journey. They are so encouraging, they want you to succeed. I love the small group training. It's the best!

Joined the Solebury Club earlier this year, and I have been very happy with the facility, the…read morestaff, and the clientele. The club offers a very clean and quiet environment for working out, and they also have many individual and group programs that others in my rowing group have commended as well. Other members I have met are very courteous and friendly. Solebury Club is top notch across the board.

2005 called and it wants its club back. What used to be a fresh and innovative place to work out…read moreseems worn and dated. The kids club is no more. The juice bar/cafe is no more. I think the sale of the Solebury club on the cusp of the pandemic really took a toll. On the upside, the people are wonderful from the front desk staff to the teachers and the sauna and steam are great amenities. 75$ a month gives you access to the locker room and the machines but does not include classes. Seems too steep a price to pay.

I have been a member for almost a year and I have enjoyed it so much, that I had my daughter sign…read moreup also. The equipment is excellent, good atmosphere, great staff. The owner is always available and very approachable. I'd recommend this local owned gym to anyone I know.

This is a locally owned gym. The owner is often on site. Most often when you enter the gym, you…read morefind the employees hidden behind large computer monitors, busy looking at their cell phones. When I first joined, I went out of my way to try to be friendly with them, that did not last long. Yes, the equipment is very good and provides a good deal of variety for all ages and goals. They also have a good variety of classes. What detracts from this gym are the people sitting on the equipment between sets, playing with their cell phones, oblivious to others waiting to use the equipment, and worse oblivious to their misuse of the gym itself. I have been working out in gyms for over 30 years and have seen the decline in gym etiquette. It is currently at rock bottom, here and in most gyms. Partly to blame is the ignorance of most people on what the purpose of a "circuit" workout is. They simply sit on the equipment between sets, scrolling away, and worse of all, they know better but do it anyway. Phone addiction. When a new member joins, the gym could provide some instruction on gym etiquette, set the rules for cell phone use and educate their clientele on the proper way to use the circuit equipment. Some level of employee floor supervision is needed. If you are not using the machine... get off. No phone use while sitting on circuit equipment. Keep people moving, that is the point of the workout, to raise the heartrate and keep it at a raised level for optimum results. Ignorance rules the gym these days, and the owners need to step up and provide CLEAR guidance on cell phone use while on a machine. Also, I am pretty sure someone across the gym was recording me working out today... unsettling.

Ms Lexi doesn't supervise the kids well , lets older kids run around before class with the smaller…read morechildren and lets them get hurt , wouldn't recommend her or the classes

We feel like family when we come to TLG! TLG provides a family friendly atmosphere that promotes…read moreall of the skills that children need to thrive and grow. Ms. Kim and the entire gang are fantastic.

Definitely one of the better Pure Barres. The teachers are all good. I visited while traveling to…read morethe area for business and had a good experience. I would return and recommend.

Pure Barre Doylestown is the best and most effective workout I've found. In 7 visits you'll see…read moreresults. I've been attending classes for 3 years and I can't imagine life without this group of women. There are awesome supportive knowledgable teachers, and lots of clients who support me and push me to work as hard as I can. Bravo!

Horrible cancellation policy, overcrowded gym, terrible music. Pick any other gym over this poverty…read moreestablishment. Why in the hell would I want my annual membership to be on auto renew, one year was enough of this hell. Just dick me up edge fitness fuckers. Hate from Kirk Rd. Come find me.

Was good for the first 9 months I was there but it has become way too crowded. Machines are cramped…read moreand close together and often under maintenance. It's members also don't seem to know basic gym etiquette (5 people hogging a single machine, people taking up two machines at once, using machines for an exercise it's not meant for, recording in areas other people are working out). If you're okay waiting for machines every workout and being in crowded spaces, this gym will be just fine but personally I look forward to switching soon.

I came across it online at the "Best of Bucks County Awards" site. They've been best alternative…read moregym 2 years in a row, apparently, and for very good reason. It's less of a convention "gym" and more like a small community of people who actually care about health and fitness. You won't see the all-so-annoying gym members that LA has... no roided-up men grunting at the weight racks... no women just barely covering up their va-jay-jays to get attention. It's about real people here. This gym has all the equipment that a conventional gym has, (treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, machines, etc.) but they have so much more,... The Jacob's Ladder (a never-ending ladder-- great cardio!), TRX bands from the ceiling, climbing ropes, suspended pull-up bar, vertical max boards, sliding boards, etc. There's even a Tough Mudder training obstacle course outside! The trainers really know what they're talking about, too. They go above and beyond to access your fitness needs, and they create a custom program designed for you to reach your fitness goals. I honestly can not go back to a regular gym after being at Fitlife. It's actually fun to workout, and less of a chore. They recently incorporated the MyZone Program into the gym. MyZone is a heart-rate monitor system.. when you wear your belt, your heart rate appears on the big TVs at the gym. Depending on the intensity of your workout, you accumulate "MEPs" which help you gauge how well of a workout you're getting. The system REALLY helps. It makes you compete with yourself (For me, I'm always trying to stay in the high yellow to red level) as well as others. FitLife makes MyZone fun too... for the months of July 2013 and August 2013, they have a contest-- get to 5,000 MEPs and be entered into a grand prize.. every 500 MEPs over that gets you another entry. I recommend this gym to anyone who wants to better their health, no matter how small or large the goal.

I love this gym. Did I just say I loved going to a gym??? That's a first…read more Well, I have tried their classes, their obstacle course in the back of the facility, and personal training. I love ALL of it. The classes are fun and keep you moving for a solid hour on all kinds of strength, cardio, and functional exercises. And the class size is perfect. Not too big, not too small. The obstacle course in the back is great for practice for any mud run. The facility itself is awesome with just about anything you can think of inside on the turf area, including a place to practice rope climbing! The personal trainers are the best thing about this place. Mike is my trainer and he is ridiculously fit and training for ANW himself. He is very knowledgeable about fitness and nutrition and extremely patient when teaching me about both! Personal training is not inexpensive, but I really feel like he is taking the time to put together customized training that is completely specific to helping me achieve my goals and address my weaknesses. I'm excited to come in. I am exhausted when I leave, but also really pumped up by the workout and looking forward to more. He's a kick-ass trainer. Another trainer there, Brian, has also been extremely supportive and I can't believe he taught me how to climb a rope in one session. He's so upbeat. And all of the other trainers have been really welcoming and generous with high-five throwing as well. It is a great place to train. I have a Spartan annual pass this year and these guys are definitely helping me get Beast-ready!

Very disappointing. Staff is not helpful. A trainer, Clay Nehring, was rude, arrogant and…read moredistracting when I was performing a heavy lift creating a dangerous situation for me. A maintenance worker harassed me in the sauna and locker room. Overall, there are too many other good gyms in the area to waste your money here.

I've been a member at the Doylestown branch for many years and come for the classes…read more But I might suspend my membership because of the size of the low impact cardio class, which is maxed at 30. I left today because of the class size; it's much too big for comfort, and might not be safe. I mentioned this to the person who oversees the gym a few years ago, but nothing has changed. There had been a class added but that was discontinued. I understand that they will bring it back one of the two days, but the Monday class still is super crowded. A few years ago I tried a yoga class and the instructor kept correcting me in front of everyone. I mentioned that one if my legs was slightly crooked. The instructor stopped the class immediately and did a breathing exercise to get rid of the negative energy in the room. Needless to say, I didn't continue that class. The women at the front desk are excellent! But that's not enough. VERY disappointing. They can do better.

This studio offers a nice variety of classes and teachers as well as many interesting workshops…read more Very friendly staff and a nice clean studio!

From the owner: We offer a variety of Yoga, Zumba and Dance classes as well as Kids Club classes…read more We offer: Chair Yoga, Yoga Restore, Yoga Bliss, Yoga Calm, Yoga Slow Flow, Yoga Flow, Yoga Kids Club, Meditation, Relaxation, Salsa Dance, Line Dance, Merengue Dance, Bachata Dance, Line Dance, Zumba, Zumba Gold, Zumbini, Crafts, Crafts fir kids.