This is the gym I always come to. It's always clean and has a variety of equipment. I appreciate…read morethe fact that all the people that I have met here are kind.

This gym sucks, the layout sucks, the crowding sucks, the staff sucks. this gym is the worst PF in…read morehouston. Staff charged me $5 for a gatorade when i'm a black card member and it should've been $1.88. ridiculous. i pay for the black card for a reason. this gym sucks and whoever was working between 9-11 on Saturday August 9th sucks ass. i hate you.

This review is solely based on the summer camp…read more My son loved it. After coming from primrose he instantly said the grown ups there were much nicer. That made me feel better and realize how terrible the other place was. I like how it is "drop off and go" at certain time frames. He has even started to learn how to swim. Being scared of the water I was so shocked when he told me he learned how to cup his hands and is learning to swim on his back and that he even jumped in the water! I was proud. This place allows kids to be kids instead of sitting in front of a tv and playing games. It is a bit pricey to pay per week but it's the average cost of really any summer camp/day care. The only cons are that they are outside a lot and i purchased spray sunscreen but he told em they never put it in anyone. So he only has the sunscreen I put on him that morning. Would be nice for them to re-apply it for the kids who have spray sunscreen every few hours being outside a lot. Another con is that there is no large fridge or cooler for the kids lunches. He had an issue where his food got hot, the ice packs were no longer ice and caused condensation and causing his sand which to get "soggy." (He has an insulated lunch box too.)So I put more ice packs and it seems to help a little more but his lunch box has gotten so much heavier. Overall, I enjoyed having my son go here and he is already looking forward to next summer. There are some things that can be worked on but the workers were all kind and helpful.

It got its name because I saw a cop run into the showers. I didn't want to shower with a cop so I…read morecalled out "Is there a Coppinthere?" in my strongest, deepest, most bellowing fake German fake Austrian fake Arnie accent. Of course he was nowhere to be seen, but one of the managers heard me, and liked it so much that she changed the name to "Coppinger Family YMCA." Not one of my favourite YMCA locations by any stretch of the imagination. They were friendly enough at the desk although some of the employees were less friendly. It seems like a bit of a free-for-all with kids running all over the place. The workout space is pretty cramped and it does get pretty busy. A lot of Houston area YMCAs are very busy but this one feels like it doesn't have the space to handle it. They don't have nearly as much equipment for lifting as the downtown location either, but I would be okay with that if it wasn't so claustrophobic and busy, at any time of day I've been here. Employees are friendly, so I'll bump it up to a 4 star.

I am way overdue for reviewing Hotworx-Pearland…read more This is my regular/daily workout since Cyclebar Pearland closed. Infrared Heat Benefits At first I was resistant to the hot sauna aspect of the workout since you already get hot during a workout and I'm already a sweaty lady but now I absolutely love the infrared heat! It really does flush out toxins, is great for your skin, reduces/eliminates soreness that can come with a workout, also relieves pain and stress. I always come out of my workouts feeling great! It's perfect after a long days work, to kick off your day or for a midday pick me up. Workout Sessions I love the variety of workouts which makes for great cross training. The workouts are a variety of HIIT/cardio and isometric/floor exercises. Since they're hot (it's recommended the workouts be in the 120 degree range for optimal effectiveness), the HIIT workout sessions (cycle, blast/elliptical-ish bike, rowing) are only 15 minutes long and they are a little more challenging than a longer workout since they're shorter. The iso's (yoga, stretch, Pilates, core, bands, Barre, buns) are 45 min . I typically do a 45min - 1.5 hr workout combo of the different sessions or a quick 30 min if I'm low on time or energy. The saunas There are about 7 different hot sauna rooms that play on demand virtually instructed videos that run every 15 minutes (HIIT workouts) and every 45 minutes (Isometric workouts). Supplies You're given a mat and towel with your membership, that are specifically designed for the hot sauna and it is the only mat that will work with the saunas' heat. Cost Hotworx is very reasonably priced at $59/mo for one studio location or $79/mo to workout at all Hotworx location, which is nice bc they have locations EVERYWHERE so it is a great way to keep up with your workout if you go out of town. You also get a month free, if you get to 25,000 calories burned within a 3 month period which is tracked through their app.Its very easy to rack up 25,000 if you're going regularly. Booking thru the app You reserve your workouts through the app, which is nice bc you can see if anyone else has also booked a sauna during a particular time. Although, you're welcome to use a sauna without booking if a spot is available. Each sauna holds 3 people. Staff The staff is great and super friendly. I love that they always run to open the front door for everyone. It's especially helpful when I'm struggling, trying to hold my mat, water, towel etc. Side note, you have to use the Hotworx app to buzz yourself in at the entrance. So if you don't have a membership, you can't get into Hotworx outside of regular business hours. Cancelling The only negative about Hotworx is it's one of those places where you have to provide a 30-day written notice to cancel. Luckily for me I don't have any plans to cancel anytime soon.

My workout routine has been in a rut for a long time, so I thought trying something new would…read moreeither be the motivation I needed or make me run back to what I was doing! I saw an ad online for a free workout. I shared my info and received a text and email to complete registration for the free workout. Nothing major- just my name, contact info and the type of workout I wanted to do for my session. I decided to do a full body workout which was called the Hot Iso. What's unique about these workouts is that they all occur in an infrared sauna. Each pod has space for three people. As a first timer, however, I was given the space to myself. A few things to keep in mind-no shoes in the saunas, you are to wipe your mat down upon finishing the workout, you can control the temp and volume of the workout which is lead by a virtual trainer and the workouts are only 30 minutes! The sauna and the workouts are suppose to provide optimum benefits with less time working out. That is a win. I also liked that the workout provides 3 ways the modify each exercise led by the instructor. However, I could see during peak times when you may have to share space that maybe there's someone who desires a less than hot sauna or maybe needs the volume louder during the workout. Could be problematic...but as my guide shared, non peak times will give you the most space and choices to workout. You may also decide you want to try out several different workouts during your visit. That's fine. Just as long as you sign up for the class. People can sign up for classes up until the last minute before the class starts, so just be aware. You may be wondering how this place compares to a typical gym. They actually have a free weight area that also have virtual trainers to lead random exercises with you. A stretch area is also included in the small space. Two restroooms are apart of the gym. One with a shower in fact, but you'd have to use the restroom as the dressing room because this space only has cubbies and small lockers for possessions. That maybe a deal breaker for someone who would come workout before work and runs the risk of several people needing to shower after working out. Most likely, most do not and probably live close to this location, thus running home to get a shower and dress for work. What is great is the 24 hour access to the gym Guests of members can only come inside when staff are present. This particular aspect reminds me when I use to be a member of Snap Fitness. My swipe card allowed me access anytime of tthe day but certain violations would cause penalties or cancelation of membership. I'm sure this place is monitored closely but the distance for me was too great for me to become a member. However, for anyone right in the neighborhood looking to try something new, HOTWORXS is worth a try!

I have had issues since the day one, and problems just worsen after the first week. Registered for…read moreunlimited membership and was unable to register for classes. Easy Pearland location mgrfid not contact me after a went in person, left notes, etc double charge for not canceling a class that I actually attended. Just a terrible experience. I registered to keep up with my body and mind, instead it caused me to stressed out! .

From the owner: Club Pilates delivers a premium Reformer-based experience for every body, with 8 class types across…read more4 levels to help you find the right fit for your goals and fitness level. Whether you are new to Pilates or looking to deepen your practice, Club Pilates East Pearland offers a supportive and energizing environment designed to meet you where you are. Each class is led by comprehensively certified instructors with more than 450 hours of training, so you can feel confident in the guidance you receive. With a focus on strength, mobility, balance, and overall well-being, Club Pilates makes it easy to experience the benefits of Pilates in a welcoming, inclusive space. Book your Free Intro class today and discover how Pilates can transform the way you move and feel!

Great gym! Much of the equipment is brand new. Large layout, fantastic owner and the members are…read moregreat as well.

It goes without saying that this is a Christian owned and operated gym. They have a good selection…read moreof equipment and the environment is very upbeat. During the signup process, I never felt conned or manipulated. They explained the prices and what the membership offered, but it was never a sales pitch. I know enough people to be on a nodding/fist bump relationship, and for those I don't there's warm fellowship/ community atmosphere there. The owner is one of the certified trainers, and is always greeting people and introducing himself to new faces. The music they play is mostly Christian, and any secular music is always inoffensive. The only complaint I have about the music, is that I wish they played more music from my high school years like DC Talk and the Newsboys. I've been a member of a few gyms over the years, but this is my favorite one by far. If you are looking for a gym, then this is a great place to join. God bless.

This place is awesome. Seena is passion driven and his staff are great to work with. The gym is…read moreput together perfectly and provides an extreme premium product for a small premium in price. Value wise you won't find a better way to get into shape in the area. Also as crazy as Seena is about body building he doesn't lay any of that on me. He knows what I am training for and built a plan to match what I needed from him for my event. You just dont find things as good as this everyday and thus the five stars.

Seena is an awesome personal trainer, super nice and knowledgable.read more

Pros: Not too crowded, good assortment of equipment and free weights, plenty of parking, generally…read moreclean, membership cost has value for full network access. Cons: drinking fountains do not chill the water. It's been like this for years and word is the owner believes if patrons want cold water to get it from the vending machine. Very few TV feeds work on cardio equipment, some patrons have bad equipment hygiene but nothing is done to correct the situation, some equipment repairs do go out longer than you would think, the resident personal trainer is MIA therefore the space occupied which could be used for a tanning room or other revenue generation just sits idle. Overall good, not great. Average to the overall chain experience.

It's a small gym with everything you need to work out. You can see that it is cleaned regularly and…read morehas supplies available for members to clean as well. Staff are friendly and welcoming and greet you by name. This place doesn't have the extra amenities, but you also won't find people sitting around tying up the equipment taking selfies and gossiping.