Clean, great staff, open a lot of hours and always helpful. Everyone is nice and even though it is…read morea gym and not a fitness center, they have really nice people working out there.

This little gym is a gem! Not only does this spot offer your normal machines, but it has a…read moreCrossFit group/gym attached and any type of fitness class you'd want! The facility is always pretty clean and you cannot beat the price of membership !

This was my first boxing workout and I had no idea what to expect. But I'm always up for a…read morechallenge and couldn't wait to try something new. As we walked in, I started to get a little anxious. I saw the big heavy bags, gloves, and medicine balls...what was I getting into?! But Eric gave us a warm welcome. He explained the workout and get us going right away. 9Rounds is a boxing, kicking boxing, and circuit workout. Each stations is marked 1-9 and has a white board with an exercise listed. There's one timer for everyone that sounds at 2:30 and then at 3 minutes. And there's always a coach there, offering support. You workout individually, one person per circuit. One thing I loved: no set class time. Pick any time they're open and come on it. Now who can't make that work?! We made an appointment since it was our first time. But as a member, you can go in any time. You just hop in at the beginning of the next round and off you go. Since it was our first time, Eric spent some time showing us proper form. After two rounds, we put on gloves and got to hit the heavy bags. At 2:30 the timer sounds and you go all out. Then at 3 minutes Eric called out an exercise for everyone like high knees, jumping jacks or plank. We did that 30 seconds then moved on to the next circuit. Three minutes felt like eternity for some circuits. But I pushed myself and kept going. At the end, I had some a sense of accomplishment. Not only did I learn something new, but I got a great workout too. If you're looking for a challenging workout, personal coaching, and even nutritional guidance then this is your answer. Your first class is free! So there's no excuse not to go check it out.

I love the trainers, the upbeat rap and pop music and the feedback the trainers give on how to do…read morethe workouts correctly. Sooooo looking forward to the challenge staring this month! Hope there are more! Definitely the best workout I've ever done. Been a member for about 14 months.

Melt is one of the best! I've been going here for about 3 years now.. the space is beautiful,…read moreclean, and incredibly welcoming. The overall atmosphere makes working out feel motivating instead of intimidating. The instructors are knowledgeable, encouraging, and really focused on proper form. The workouts are challenging but approachable, and you always leave feeling stronger and energized. Even though the classes are group-based, the instructors make it easy to modify movements if needed, which makes the classes accessible for different fitness levels. I also love how intentional the workouts feel, they're effective without feeling overwhelming. It's truly a studio that makes you look forward to your workouts. The only thing I would change is the cancellation period - 12 hours is a long time for things to come up. I recommend Melt any chance I get and would absolutely encourage anyone looking for a supportive and effective workout to check it out.

incredibly bad lol. instructor of a Pilates class screamed the entire time. Music was also blaring…read moreso you couldn't even hear her even though she was screaming. Also didn't feel like she taught the moves well. For reference I do pilates quite often so I know how it works but she just wasn't getting her point across well unfortunately:/

I've belonged to LA Fitness now for 14 months. I visit regularly, and I have to say that I'm a…read morelittle surprised at all the negative reviews! Hopefully this review will change it up a little. I joined in January, 2018 and am able to visit any location. Polaris is closest, and I love their walking track and resistance weight machines. I recently started taking a water aerobics class on Thursday nights, and my dad and I also do some open swimming when classes aren't offered. I feel like for all that's available and the minimal monthly payment, there's quite a bit of bang for your buck. People keep mentioning how disgusting this place is. From what I see, it's the actual clientele who are to blame! Paper towels not making it to the trash can, machines not being wiped off after each use, etc. Pick up after yourself! But, this unfortunately happens everywhere. They do have a cleaning staff, but I'm pretty sure they are after hours. I, myself don't want someone cleaning up around me while I'm trying to workout. "Excuse me, can you move while I run this vacuum?" Anyway, they have shorter hours than other gyms, but still convenient enough. The staff is friendly and they have an app for the Apple Watch, which I think is very convenient for quick check in. There is a women's area with weight machines, for the more reserved. There is a complete schedule of fitness classes and tuition is included in your membership. There is a sauna in each locker room, and the pool is a short course, so 1/2 size to Olympic. Swimmers are always very courteous with sharing lanes to accommodate everyone. All in all, I love being a member here. I split my time between here and another gym because the amenities are different and it gives me the variety I need.

I want to start by saying that I am an extremely passive and non-confrontational type of Customer…read more I did not go into the gym with the expectation that there was going to be an argument or especially to be berated. Last Wednesday, my friend and I signed up for the 3 day pass at your 2100 Polaris Parkway location, in Columbus Ohio. We went and were greeted by Tyler who at first introduction seemed very kind. My friend and I worked out and loved the gym. Tyler told us he would be sending up offer emails, and to expect prices to go up by Monday, as "the gym is switching back to LA Fitness." We saw this as a ploy to get us to sign up faster, but it didn't deter us from joining. The plan was to use our 3 day passes and then sign up. Tyler called me on Friday, I explained to him that I haven't had a chance to come in, but we were very interested and I would sign up through the offer email. Later that night, I attempted to sign up with my American Express card. I received an error on the next page. I retried with my routing and account information, signed the documents, and went on with my busy weekend. The following Monday (4/1) I walk in and attempt to give my phone number because I haven't received a badge. To my surprise I'm not found in their system. Tyler takes me and my friend back to his office and says that he told us to sign up within the timeframe, as prices would increase. I explain to him that I had. He then asks to check my browser history, as if I'm lying. I show him, which proves I was in fact on the website and received the error and continued to re-attempt. He continued to question my search history and stated that if my search history had shown thecorrect URL that he would have been able to honor the price. My friend and I both questioned the point of the browser history interrogation, and explained in detail exactly what happened: that I signed up, received the error, and retried, but something must have gone wrong. We asked that he please honor the price as it was a system error and not a human one. He continues to badger us, and tells me I should've come in if I had issues. Again, had I known the system wouldn't process the signup, I would've come in; it was a complete surprise that it did not process. This goes on for about 10 minutes. Where I feel he is completely chastising us, and accusing us of lying, and he offers the jump in price of $29.99. I tell him it's not about the $5 difference. It is about his treatment of us. That I'm extremely uncomfortable by the confrontation, and because of his conduct, that I'm leaving and signing up for another gym. As we are walking out, he proceeds to call us clowns and walks away. My friend and I are in disbelief. I have never in my life been treated so disrespectfully by a staff member, let alone a manager. All for voicing our concerns. I am dumbfounded and chose to walk out. Again, because I don't like confrontation. Because he called us "clowns", my friend asks to speak to the Gym manager who is on a phone call at the main front desk. She waits. All while Tyler is throwing a temper tantrum right there behind the front desk, in front of all the incoming customers, loudly complaining about the altercation and making snide comments about us, all the while my friend is still waiting for the manager and is standing right there, just two feet away, overhearing all of it. That it itself is unbelievably unprofessional. His manager, who is still on the phone with a customer, motioned for him to stop (multiple times), but he continued. This went on for 10 or more minutes. There were two other colleagues who were there and can attest to this behavior. I am appalled that someone like this is in a customer service position. A gym is supposed to feel inviting, and that's not how we felt. Our excitement for the gym quickly dissipated. I will never sign up for a membership here as long as Tyler is working there. As a gym in such a competitive environment like Columbus, there should be more thought into who you hire and who you choose to keep on. Especially with a planet fitness right across the street. My friend and I quickly crossed the street, signed up for planet fitness and had a great workout, contrary to how Tyler treated us.

As a naturally sedentary person, I was always intimidated by the thought of going to a gym or class…read moresomewhere. Turning Point Fitness completely changed my mind and gave me a passion for Pilates although they do offer other classes. Using a class-pass system is great since you can use them as you need to, it helps when you have a changing schedule. Lisa and the other instructors are all very knowledgeable and, more importantly for someone with my lack of coordination, very patient! They also have lots of fun classes like before or after Thanksgiving as well as way to keep you constantly challenged. The studio is very nice, very clean and always lots of fun to go to. In addition, they have an in-house massage therapist who is wonderful. Turning Point Fitness totally changed the way I think about exercise!

Unbelievable massage therapist! Kristin is the best I've ever had. I also started taking Pilates…read moreclasses here. Small classes and lots of attention. Great for beginners. Lisa offers various other exercise classes too. A wonderful professional team of two very talented women. Thanks Kristin and Lisa!

24 hour entry is amazing. Weight setup and equipment/racks are very well maintained and varied as…read morewell. Lots of room to work out. Great staff. Will come back upon my return to Ohio.

Friendly and clean gym located in Northeast Columbus. The trainers are knowledgeable and helpful to…read moreboth clients and regular members, and the equipment is consistently upgraded and cleaned. Flexible monthly memberships and 24/7 access. A great fit for those new to working out, and serious lifters alike.

Great trainer- Stephanie. She knows her stuff and very skilled. Focused. Spot on when it comes to…read moreinjuries.

Clean facility with just about everything you could imagine. I signed up because I wanted a locally…read moreowned gym and definitely get my moneys worth. A solid and supportive community, too.

After returning in 2009 to Columbus from S. Korea we (wife and I) started going to Power Shack…read moreWesterville. So its been 26+ years now. Great gym. Fantastic equipment. There are 4 locations around Central Ohio.

In town for The Arnold's and needed somewhere to train. Great gym and great equipment! Friendly…read morestaff

Gym needs new management and their billing system needs to be redone. Can't even leave honest…read morefeedback on y their google reviews without the owner replying unprofessional and disrespectful. Definitely don't recommend the gym to anyone unless they want to be charged non stop.

I love this gym. I've been coming here for 4-5 years. It's clean and affordable. There's a perfect…read moreamount of free weights, machines and cardio equipment. The staff is also very friendly.

Stay away from this place!…read more Unless you are comfortable with using never cleaned, variety of brand, only OK equipment and you don't need personal instruction from the apathetic trainers that always seem more eager to get to the end the session, rather than watch and coach members on proper form and technique. Oh yeah, $250 per month for the privilege and the owner refuses to provide copies of documents you signed and can't keep track of who you actually are as a person/member, even though he spends considerable time initially to lure a new customer into the program and get them started. Lots more gym options out there to invest in improvements your health without the expense, health risks, and aggravation of Fit Club!

I recently completed a 6 week New You cross fit program for people aged 50 and over. Let me tell…read moreyou, cross fit is the hardest physical thing I've ever done. The trainers here are great, but they work you. Mitch, Ron, and Elena all know what they are doing and give a good workout. I hate burpees, but unfortunately they are a must when working your core. I made a commitment to the 6 weeks of working out here 3 times a week, along with the recommended paleo diet (for the most part) and was able to lose inches. The hour long classes were made up of 3 parts, including a warm-up, a skill such as beginning rope climbing and learning the proper technique for lifting, and then the real exercise portion. Each session we were given a variety of moves different from the last session, so we didn't get bored. I chose not to continue at this location, only because a) cross fit is hard and I'm a wimp, and b) if I change my mind, there is a club close enough to home I can walk there. I highly recommend Fit Club. It's located in a warehouse across from the parking lot where the water tower, rock climbing, and playground are at Scioto Auduban Park.