I was curious when I saw their sign. Everybody Fights is a…read moreboxing type gym. They have a boxing ring, punching bags, weights with personal trainers who will put your sweat on. When we walked in, there was a boot camp class going on. Interesting concept. Street parking available.

Did a company group training "Train" class with Eli at EverybodyFights Seaport and honestly... I'm…read moreannoyed at how much I liked it. Eli ran a great session: high energy, well-paced, and somehow got a bunch of coworkers to sweat together without it feeling like a corporate trust fall. Full transparency: I'm usually not a fan of classes that force you to pair up with other people (mostly because I'm lazy and prefer to suffer silently on my own), but I have to admit the partner format actually works. It's just enough accountability to keep you moving, without being overly "team-building retreat" about it. After class I took a quick lap around the facility. It's clean, well-maintained, and doesn't have that sad gym smell. Tons of class options, and now I'm very tempted by the heated yoga and the medspa... because if I'm going to work out, I'd like to be rewarded immediately afterward like a Kardashian. Everyone working there was genuinely nice and welcoming. Would absolutely take Eli's class again, and would recommend it if you want a great workout, a fun time with coworkers, or friends and the mild panic of realizing you're capable of more than you thought.

I started going to classes at east side in January and having never gone to yoga classes before I…read morewas a bit intimidated going in. However, after attending my first class I was immediately relieved as this studio has such a welcoming and encouraging atmosphere. After going to multiple classes a week for the last 7 months I can confidently say I leave each class getting in a great workout that continues to challenge me and help me improve my yoga practice.

Keely was awesome. Studio is clean and comfy. Great flow class. Nice changing room with plenty of…read moreparking.

Stacey has taught me so much of what I know about diet and exercise. I spent so many years as a…read moreperson that felt stuck in a body that NEEDED to be exercised and NEEDED to be restricted to a certain diet in order for it to work and look the way I wanted it to. It made every workout and every meal into a high stakes situation, and I found myself yoyoing between a "nice" and a "gross" body, and beating myself up over every food and exercise-related decision I made. I couldn't make any of my strategies stick, because they ultimately placed too much stress and too much of a burden on myself to be sustainable. I started to work with Stacey with this mindset. Over time, she taught me how to make fitness and healthy eating part of my routine without letting it take over every fiber of my being and also how to have a healthier mindset when it comes to my body. On top of this healthier mindset and approach, I was able to achieve the progress and results I wanted! Her "progress not perfection" approach has changed how I approach my weight, exercise, and diet. One of the biggest things that I've gained through my time with Stacey is the ability to accept that not every bit of this fitness/healthy eating journey will be perfect, but you can always find meaningful signs of progress to keep you feeling strong. On top of all of this, she is an amazing person and trainer. She is so dedicated to her clients and works so hard to help us achieve our goals in a healthy way, and never makes you feel bad about your real life getting in the way. She is always understanding, but blunt and honest about what you need to do to get where you want to be and will always tell you the truth. She makes sure you not only focus on your workouts, but also that you focus on good recovery. Finally, you'll never leave one of her workouts (whether in the small group or larger class setting) wanting more. I can confidently say that working with Stacey is the best thing I've ever done as part of this huge, endless journey that is fitness, bar none.

I can't express how thankful to have Stacey in my life. I was at the worst point in my depression…read morewhen I initially reached out to her, even though It took me several months before I did show up. I knew I hit rock bottom when I didn't go home for Christmas that year and spent it alone. I felt so guilty for being "depressed". I had a bunch of highs and low in 2015 but have been able to finally accept help personally & professionally. I came to Stacey as I was binge eating during my depression and focused on the 15lbs I had gained. My relationship with Stacey isn't about fitness really, it's about being able to be myself and not having to put on a mask. I was always timid about being me, but she has inspired me to be proud of who I am. I am so very thankful to have you in my life. You really mentally & physically helped me gain my life back!

It's a beautiful gym the equipment is all brand new a ton of cardio and free weights, beautiful…read morelocker room. Staff is very friendly, inviting accessible by the bus or train or walking distance depend on where you are. Definitely the best gym in South Boston that you can get I would recommend to anyone. They also have another location in Arlington in case you travel for work The price is reasonable. The monthly is cheaper than most places in the area and there's only a small one time sign up fee.

Annual price increases despite initial down payment, paper towels are regularly not re-filled…read more(therefore gear doesn't get wiped after use), sauna never gets cleaned and showers don't have soap.

A new gym that opened up in Southie. There's currently no sign outside the building (hopefully…read morethere will be soon), but Iona was right outside the entrance and led us up to the little room. It's slightly confusing to get up to the little space that they have, but there are small signs inside the building along the stairways and hallways. The space itself it probably the size of a large bedroom and is half wood floor and half hard grippy mat material. They have a bunch of weights, rings, ropes, and a hang bar. They do have a small water bubbler next to the shoe racks with a small bench to put your belongings. I took a movement class, which was interesting and time seemed to pass fairly quickly. I signed a quick waiver and Iona promptly started the class with demonstrating some exercises across the floor. Iona explained the class puts an unconventional spin on the normal exercises you would generally do in a typical workout (squats, lunges, planks etc). This class allows you to move your body in different ways that we don't typically move in. All the exercises built off one another with varying difficulties depending on your level of mobility. Iona walked around to check in with everyone during the exercises. We also played a partner tennis ball game that put all the aspects of mobility together that definitely helps with eye-hand coordination. The class ended with "the shake", which you close your eyes and move your shoulders up and down for a solid 5 minutes. It was a really weird way to end the class and I'm not really sure what the purpose for it was. Besides the movement class, they also offer a mobility class, handstands, and open gym (early in the morning and late afternoons/evenings). They also offer personal 1:1 training for people to come in and train during open gym. Your first class is $10 with the code "bodyofwork" while your first month is $99 to take as many classes as you'd like. They also offer a 5 class pack and a monthly membership. If you live in the area and are looking for something different, then I'd give it a try.

From the owner: Body of Work is Boston's first training space inspired by the Ido Portal method and movement…read moreculture. We're a tribe built on movement. Our students reflect our holistic approach to movement: they develop strong, supple and elegant bodies with the freedom to express themselves physically. We are generalists in the sense that we don't believe there is only one right way. We approach our practice through the macro lens, drawing inspiration from the worlds of gymnastics, martial arts, dance, play, and more. At Body of Work you have the chance to develop your movement practice with a tribe of like-minded humans. We don't care about what you can do 'right now.' We do care about how open your mind is. To live is to move. To move is to live. See you in the studio!

Finally made the effort to see what this Fitness Center is all about. Although I'm from out of town…read morewhile Wave Health & Fitness is really far from where l live, it's pretty worth checking out if you are visiting Boston. I'm happy that I did make it here. I wanted to come and see just how upscale this Fitness Center is. To my surprise, it was super clean and spacious, with state of the art equipment, spa quality facilities, plenty of open training space including an indoor swimming pool. One of the reasons I have this love hate relationship with gyms in general is how filthy dirty it can get. Just to know the feeling of how immaculately clean is a major plus for me. This is a full service fitness center that is located in the Seaport Hotel allowing hotel guests complimentary access. This is what I would call a gym for the Elite! All in all, it's a great place with amazing views of the surrounding Seaport District. I just hope people respect the place enough to help maintain its look and keep it clean.

This used to be a great gym. But this unfortunately changed this month as soon as Mike the manager…read morestarted. He has a serious personality issue and a demeanor to be avoided at all cost. I'm not alone in observing this. A group of us have been trying to avoid Mike. The staff I've known for quite some time either feel the same way or just silently smirked (for fear of getting in trouble). Unless Wave replaces this good for nothing manager with someone that actually has some minimal basic decency as a human being, let alone sufficient enough be the manager of a reputable gym in Seaport, members and its staff will rush out and seek the many other gyms in the area.

Don't waste your time! I contacted Stratton Fitness to get on a regular training program. The…read moreproprietor got back to me days later to schedule a consultation. She rescheduled twice before we finally agreed to another date and time. And she never showed up! She called back after a week and apologized. I gave it another chance and we finally met and scheduled our first training session. She confirmed the day and time as it came closer, but once again, she never showed up, not even a call. I guess I'll never know how effective of a trainer she may have been Be warned --this is not a reliable business.

I have been a member of Republic Fitness for about 6 months now. The best thing about this gym is…read morethe proximity to offices downtown. I take the train into the city to North Station, get a workout in, and then walk to my office. I appreciate not having to commute well out of my way for the gym and this is one of the best parts of my day. The staff is very nice and the gym is clean and well kept. There are a ton of dumbbells and cardio machines. The weight lifting machines aren't as plentiful, but you're still able to get some reps in, especially if you go early in the AM (I'm usually there before 7). The locker rooms are good and spacious enough -- I've never had to wait for a shower and there is always room to get ready. Thanks to Republic for helping me stay consistent with my fitness! PS - the check-in process is also very smooth and easy, you just sign in through a Apple wallet badge and you're in!

Extremely unprofessional and unorganized , don't really have much else to say, most these reviews…read moremust be from admin or employees because these ppl are extremely unprofessional, I have even bumped into a few of their past employees who confirmed and it come from the top and trickles down from what I've heard go to a more affordable gym, they have way better gyms that are budget friendly, their facility is nice, but the juice isn't worth the squeeze