I have loved my time at Reformology. The classes and instructors are excellent, the atmosphere is…read morewarm and inviting, and they have been super accommodating when my schedule has changed last minute. Can't recommend them enough!

Today I took a Mat Core 1 class with Ivy. She was a great instructor who took the time to correct…read morepostures when needed. I'd say the Mat Core 1 class is a great introduction to Pilates. I used to do Pilates for years but had a break since Covid so I'm getting back in the swing of things. I highly recommend this class to get introduced to the movements. As for the studio, it's new and cute. Reformology offers free parking to its patrons. I had the opportunity to meet the studio's owner and she is very kind. She took the time to give me a tour of the studio as today was my first visit. Right now Reformology Pilates is offering quite a few specials so if you are new to Pilates or are looking for a new studio to try out, I highly recommend this location.

It's been 1 year since I started visiting this LA location…read more They have a good variety of machines (cardio, strength, weights); it's a little limited in terms of spaces; the "personal training" area is very small and it's missing equipment; there's 2 classrooms (one for spinning and the other for all the other classes like yoga, etc). This location has a pool, hot tub and sauna. My interactions with the staff have been very friendly and useful. Often they have machines that need to be maintained/repaired. In general they keep it clean too. It's packed around 5pm-8pm. But pretty enjoyable weekend mornings (8am-10am).

As a paying member, I brought my friend into this LA Fitness because she was interested in signing…read moreup. We are nursing students looking for a gym close to school where we can decompress after long classes and clinicals, and this experience completely turned us off. The employee assisting us looked like Cousin Skeeter and immediately had a nasty attitude from the start. During the interaction, he randomly brought up the fact that he owed Planet Fitness $600, which honestly explained a lot about the bitter energy he came into work with. He appeared ungroomed, disgruntled, and angry, and it was very obvious that whatever frustration he had going on personally had absolutely nothing to do with me. I politely explained that I was already familiar with the gym and that we did not need a full tour -- we simply wanted to see the membership rates so my friend could sign up. Instead of listening, he repeatedly insisted that we "had to finish the tour," which made absolutely no sense considering we were literally there ready to spend money. When I tried to explain again that we just wanted pricing information, he responded with, "Do you want the pass or not?" in an extremely rude and aggressive tone. That is not how you speak to paying members or potential customers. What made the situation even worse was the lack of professionalism afterward. When I asked for the employee's name, another staff member at the front refused to provide it and appeared to give me a fake name of Herbert instead. The entire interaction felt hostile, dismissive, and unprofessional. People come to the gym to relieve stress, not to be talked to with attitude and forced through a sales pitch they already said they didn't want. If someone is ready to sign up and spend money, maybe focus on customer service instead of acting irritated that customers are asking simple questions. I was honestly going to reach out to corporate, but I genuinely do not even have the mental capacity to keep dealing with someone who is clearly miserable and determined to spread that energy onto complete strangers. Nobody with a happy life walks into work treating people like that for no reason. Completely unacceptable experience.

I've tried all of the studios and mostly patronize Grant Park, but I wanted to leave a review here…read moreto encourage everyone to try out this gorgeous new location and make it just as successful as their others. I've always felt insecure about my physical abilities, I was the kind of kid who would fake sick to get out of P.E. because I was too embarrassed to participate. There is absolutely nothing to be nervous about inside of Vibe Ride's walls. There are bodies and skill levels of all kinds. Instructors push you, but never shame you. Everyone is just there to become the best version of themselves. All of the staff is extremely helpful and friendly. If it's your first time, they're happy to give you a studio tour, walk you through the experience and help you get setup. At every location people have taken the time to learn my name and remember me, it makes me feel like a part of the community and keeps me coming back (even when I fall off for a bit haha). I'm a creature of habit so I attend Daryl's classes. They're positive, high energy and an AMAZING workout, but I encourage everyone to try different instructors and see who has the right vibe for you. Black owned, LGBT friendly. I can't say enough good things about this place. Pro tip: Take the 7:15 class so you can get a cold eucalyptus towel afterward. Heaven! Check Vibe Ride out and bring a friend!

Another great Vibe Ride location in the Midtown area! I am a big fan of the Vibe Ride and came in…read morefor my first free class at this location last Saturday. The staff was super friendly to my girlfriend and me even though we were running a bit late. We came to this location because Coach Kayle(our favorite Coach) was doing a class there and we want to check out this location. The spinning class is set up differently than our usual location but it was just as fun, the bicycle I used was brand new and that was very refreshing, and the shoes I used were so new it felt like I was the first person to wear them! The location is quite amazing with changing rooms, bathrooms, bathrooms with showers, a hair blower station, and lockers to put your extra belongs before classes. I definitely recommend if you live in the Midtown area(especially West Midtown/Georgia Tech area) and looking for a great work out take a class at this Vibe location, you might sign up for a membership right afterwards!

So fun! I've only taken a few cycling classes ever, but this was my favorite! I did the 12pm Friday…read morecycle class with Tuesday as the instructor and she was awesome and had great energy! The theme was "Trap, Twerk, and Booty Werk" and the playlist did not disappoint! You know the class is gonna be hype when the first song is Beyoncé "Drunk in Love". Check in was so easy and everyone was really welcoming. At the time I went, the first class was $10. This location is small since it's Midtown. You can park in the Publix lot for free or do street parking. They do have lockers and restrooms to change, but I believe there are only 2 or 3 single person restrooms so I would just come already changed. I like how you don't have to pay extra to rent cycling shoes like some places. Once in the studio, there are people to help you get situated and get your bike adjusted and shoes clipped in, which was so helpful! The class is so fun that you don't even really feel like you're working out since there are lights and music videos. It's kinda like you went to the club and just happened to be getting an awesome work out in as well, haha. They have a leaderboard if you're the competitive type. And if you're not, then they only show it for like 5 seconds a few times during the class. They send you a progress report email after class to see how you did! I had a great experience at this studio and can't wait to take another class! Work out classes at studios can sometimes be awkward and intimidating but there is none of that at all here, which I really liked!

While visiting ATL with a group of colleagues, we decided to try a few different spin studios as…read morewe're all CycleBar enthusiasts in our own states. As part of our "try em all" approach, we booked at Vibe Ride for their first class of the day! Upon arrival, we were welcomed by the staff and quickly checked in! The team all helped us figure out the bike setup (different than what our home studios use) and we were on our way! Based on the friendliness of the instructor and the high energy from others, I was excited. As the class started, I was a bit shocked to see we were using music videos on YouTube as our music. Considering there are commercials/ ads and they wanted to skip certain parts of the song... it was a struggle. After a couple of songs and it not being anything like what I was used to (smoothly run, no breaks in music, etc), I was pretty checked out. I wanted to love this place from the staff and the vibes but my colleagues and I all left saying we wouldn't come back. The class seemed choppy with the YouTube use and the moves shown didn't always seem safe with the stability of these bikes. Unfortunately not a place for me but others did clearly love their experience.

Visiting Atlanta, and currently this studio is the closest one to me. Within walking distance,…read morewhich is pretty impressive. This is basically the closest I've been to a studio before. That said, I swung here on my birthday, this Friday on the week of Independence Day. My first time here at the studio, and I had to sign a waiver and everything, as is customary whenever you attend a new studio. Wouldn't you know, they gave me the wrong form to fill out? Yep, it was the new membership intake form. I only found out about that after filling in all the blank fields. I thought it looked different, and that's because it's not the right form at all. All the folks at the front desk seem way too young for their own good, all girls, though not sure why it'd matter. But anyway, they messed up and gave me the wrong form to fill out, wasting my time even though it wasn't a big deal bc I showed up like 15 mins early, but more importantly I could see that on the desk they'd done the same exact thing to someone else who had yet to pick up their forms. Turns out the front desk lady was rather clueless, and they gave me the one form on the table (intended for someone else) that was the right one -- the form for an intake to a new studio, rather than a brand new member. Shortly, I overheard the same person asking via phone call, how to access that form on the site. I honestly feel this sort of egregious negligence can only derive from being too young and inexperienced. Definitely need someone older manning (or womaning?) the front desk. Anyway, I would be content to let that slide, were that the only mistake or inconvenience that was noticed. But alas, it was not. I mean, on the form I filled out, they could see the date I listed as my date of birth, was the same day as *today*. Still, no response other than dead, screaming silence. No "aha!" moment. No lightbulbs flickering. No bells pealing out in the early mid-morning. Nothin' but crickets, woe to the world. The workout was fairly decent. The first time I didn't see my name show on the screen, so I had to power off my HR thingy and then switch it on again. It seemed to do the trick, but it took a while. I've also come to workout here once more, and plan to at least once again before I pack up and head out of Atlanta. As I say, I'm merely a visitor here. Even after the workout, no bells going off, did not see "happy birthday my name" on the board up front. I had to go up to front desk and prompt them -- "Hey is this Lizzie's birthday today? Who is that?" "Oh not sure, hold on she might have written her name down there, not sure it's her birthday." "Oh, gotcha. I was just checking, btw it's also my birthday today.." *awkward pause* "ohh no way..?!? wait, that's pretty cool. Congrats, I guess, on the birthday thing." Anyway, bit awkward conversation, but I did mention to the coach earlier too, and she seemed a bit more receptive, gave me some tips on places to eat at or check out in Atlanta. Problem is, already had noted down those places anyway, so the suggestions largely weren't too helpful, and the cheer/appreciation for a members birthday was literally nonexistent. In my heartfelt opinion, I pay way too much for membership at OTF, and certainly not to entertain staff missing your birthday completely (even when it's on a form they ask you to fill out, and which they should be entering right after the fact) and not to receive shock and complete dumbfounded blank stares when the news is broken over the wire, so to say. The icing on the cake, people are mean to you here and the other members don't really care what you're doing when you're doing it here, but that's ok, I'm not here to make friends or anything but maybe receptive and open-minded moods would be rather splendid -- unfortunately, still a bit fat "NOPE!" on that front. In fairness, this is a generalized problem across most if not all OTF studios, so I won't hold this against them here (not too much anyway). All said, location is great, staff are not, and members are non-caring, unsympathetic workout robots. But hey, that's OT mindset for you, what can ya say. -- UPDATE (7/11/23) -- A manager or front desk person at the studio called me to follow up on my (1-star) review. They wanted to check if there is anything they can do to improve. It was also mentioned that the front desk person (that I had interacted with) is new -- it was actually her first week at the time. I appreciate that, and said that I didn't really hold the issue with forms and missing my birthday against them. However, none of the members have been kind or accepting of me in the 3 classes I've taken at the studio, and no one has initiated conversation with me, much less looked in my general direction. As such, I have to retain my rating of the studio, as my experience and time here at the studio (as a whole) did not leave a good impression on me.

Nice gym, the coach was great too! The showers were really nice too. There was validated parking…read morewhich was a great plus point too!

I didn't know what to think when some friends approached me about trying a class. I went and loved…read moreit. Two years later, and I'm still at it. This facility is wonderful. It's clean and they provide all of your equipment (weights, mats, tubes, balls). They even have childcare in the morning. Can't say enough about this organization. They truly make working out fun again. Although the music is not what I typically listen to, I always find a song I know--and even find myself singing the ones I learn. The instructors each have their own flare. Some are tougher, some are more fun, and all are very inspiring. Classes are available from 6:00 am - 7:00 pm. I prefer mornings, but like to mix it up with new instructors in the evenings too.

It would be nice to list your prices. It reminds me of if you got to ask then you can't afford it…read more I really was interested I use to jazzercise in the 90's and had my hopes up. Good luck.

This place is cute, and fits the vibe you see online. It's not a very great workout. I've taken 2…read moreclasses at 2 different locations because I really wanted to like it. I didn't feel challenged.. and I felt bored. Instructors also feel mean and judgy.

I came here for my first pilates stretch class with my friend and we had so much fun! The studio…read morehas a parking garage near by for easy access and they validate the parking at the end of class! We signed up for the class using MINDBODY app and once we arrived it was very easy to check-in and pick a reformer. The class was amazing! Who knew I need to stretch that bad! The coach was very friendly and encouraging. At the end of the class we were able to lay, relax, and enjoy the amazing sound bath! I can't wait to return!

Love this new studio! Pilates and Barre and Yoga classes. it's next to crumble cookie haharead more

Barre Fusion is a great new space, with great instructors, and I am now feeling new muscles I…read moredidn't know I had!