Great Community Gym, Fitness and Recreation Center! There's adult pickup Volleyball and Badminton…read moreand Pickleball! Great games, tons of people, friendly crowd, 2 courts, $5/person.

Can I give 6 stars? This gym is amazing! The vibe is…read morenon-intimidating, supportive, and fun! The instructors are skilled and hilarious and somehow make doing planks fun. They also make everyone feel welcome. I've only been for Pilates classes but have been to several of them and loved them all. Pilates classes tend to draw a female crowd which can be intimidating but this studio couldn't be further from that. Everyone is welcoming, no one cares what you wear (Lulu who? Wear your favorite t-shirt), and every skill level is accommodated. They have 4 reformer machines so for classical reformer classes, they have 4 spots. I typically go over lunch and book ~5 days out and usually don't have an issue getting a spot. They use the MindBody app and have their own app as well so booking classes is easy! They use a waitlist and most times I've been on the waitlist, I get added to the class. The instructors mix things up and keep it interesting with fun music! I've been to reformer classes elsewhere with soft, soothing music and it nearly put me to sleep. Not here! Expect 80s jams from Jean, Lizzo from Andrea, and the Doobie Brothers (or Beyonce!) from Ruth. They have a Pilates Circuit class that combines the reformer, jump board, tower, chair, mat, TRX, and more. I haven't done the same workout in a Circuit class once. Circuit classes can have 12 (or maybe even 16) people in a class which is super fun and keeps the energy in class moving. The studio has cubbies for your belongings, a bathroom, towels, and a shower. They have a parking lot with maybe 10 spots and tons of parking spots along the street. I haven't had an issue with parking but they are next door to Psycho Suzi's so on a summer Saturday, give yourself extra time to park. Upstairs they have the "Treehouse" where they hold barre, Pilates, and yoga classes. The back wall of the studio is all windows that face the Mississippi. They also have the "Basement" where they have open gym and weight classes. They even have open gym times in the "Treehouse" with the Pilates equipment! Their prices are wonderful! Your first week is free so definitely try that. I did and 6 months later, am still going to classes. Your first month of unlimited classes is $59 which is INSANE for Pilates. Their memberships get you any class - reformer, yoga, kettlebells, whatever! PLUS unlimited access to open gym times. After the intro month, their prices and membership options vary but are still some of the most affordable options I've seen. They have a 12-class-a-month option for $135 which means each class is $11.25 - for reformer classes! I've seen studios charge $35 for one class. They host free outdoor workouts in the park, bike rides, and "Planks & Dranks" events at local bars. If you're looking for great workouts, a supportive workout community, and affordable classes, try a class at NE Fitness. I suggest the Pilates Circuit Class with Andrea to get you started. See you there!

This gym is great! The owners Andrea and Sarah really make the place. The gym is warm and inclusive…read moreand has a great community and atmosphere. Classes are challenging and changing. Never thought I actually enjoy going to the gym.

First things first, I do love this place…read more Like most people, I was coerced by a so-called friend into taking a class. Was sore for days, couldn't cough or laugh without everything hurting. Immediately was hooked. I ended up getting the 4 classes per month membership and it's plenty to keep me engaged without burning out. Literally, because these classes are insanely hard. Overall facilities are nice, I wish there were showers or even more than just 2 bathrooms because I'd prefer to take a class before heading into the office but do need to get ready. It also gets a little cramped in there sometimes. I get that classes fill up so having the extra machine or two can make a difference, but there are times I feel like I might be holding hands with my neighbor.

I absolutely love Solidcore. It is a very humbling workout even if you're in the best shape of your…read morelife. I love the studio gym vibe. And in only 50 minutes you can get a good shake and sweat. I just wish the music wasn't so loud. Feels like I'm in a nightclub and I can't hear what the instructor is saying. That's really the only downside.

My son purchased a class here for lifeguarding. Very poor experience. The instructor was very…read morecritical and refused to let him open his eyes to do the brick test and could not look in before going into the water for the brick. He failed and was told he could not continue. The tests were done in a punishing way and under threat of failing. He has passed the brick test at three other locations with plenty of time. The instructor did not have any empathy or customer service. Pool does not have any natural light and is colder than normal. There was mildew on all the caulk around the pool. Stay away from this instructor and location.

This is a great gym! I'm so disappointed that I didn't find it sooner. I have been living in…read moreBrooklyn Center for 3 years before it actually found this place. I love that they don't charge you joiners fee and you can buy your membership several different ways. You can pay for a day pass, punchcard (certain amount of times), or by the months increments (1,3,6,12). A day pass I think is only $5. They also have free nights for anyone who lives in Brooklyn center on Saturday evenings. You are able to use both the pool and the fitness room it's from 5pm to 7pm. I originally bought a 10 inch pass. I liked it so much. I'm planning to now getting a year membership. It's a lot less crowded than other gyms . At least in the evenings. I've never been there other times of the day. I haven't had chance to do the group fitness yet, but I'm looking forward to trying it. I'm also planning to sign up for some swim lessons this year. I would love to learn this would be for summer.

I was looking for a gym to work out in while visiting Minneapolis. Since this was just a few…read moreblocks from my WeWork, I decided to check it out. The staff was super friendly and helpful and I was able to work out a few days this week. The gym itself is ultra-clean, which has always been a priority for me but even more so in the age of covid. From a size perspective, North Loop Fitness is perfect for me: bigger than a typical trainer-only or crossfit gym, but smaller than a big box gym. The equipment is modern and well maintained and they have a strip down the middle of the gym for sleds (!). I wish, wish I could find an exact replica of this gym in Omaha.

I can't say enough good things about North Loop Fitness. It's what a gym should be: a place to…read moresweat and get your butt in shape (literally). They cut out a lot of the crap that you find at some of the bigger gyms in town and replaced it with a "back-to-basics" sort of work-out attitude. Machines, cardio equipment, free weights, and more, are nicely complemented by some effective gym class staples like medicine balls, climbing ropes and jump ropes. The personal training is top notch and though I have yet to take a class, I am told their offerings (boot camps, kettle balls, yoga, etc.) are great. In addition to great equipment, flat screen tvs, clean showers/locker-rooms, tanning, and a knowledgeable and attentive staff, NLF is open 24-hours a day. What more could you ask for? Hmm...... maybe free liposuction and somebody to come drag me off the couch and to the gym every evening?

While in town, I was looking for somewhere near by me that offered day passes. Planet fitness was…read moreclosest to me and I was able to get a pass for $16. I feel like it could have been a bit lower price point but none the less, it was worth paying so I could workout. Spacious gym, clean, tons of equipment and it wasn't too busy (I went on Labor day). It's also located right next to Target and other shopping. I would return when in town.

I responded to a survey and started that many of the equipment wasn't fully functional and that…read morepeople are always on the phone in the locker room. The " manager" called me He stated that only 3 machines had an issue which is a lie. This genius went in to say that cell phone use is allowed in the locker room. I had him read the sign which stated " no cell phone use or photography allowed in locker room. He said that sign posted in the entrance of the locker room didn't apply because if someone was having a medical emergency one would need to use their phone. I lost IQ after dealing with this guy who must be related to the owner. I'm starting the process of looking for a well managed and maintained facility

Los Campeones - Brooklyn Center: My Take on the New-Age Bodybuilding Mecca of Minnesota…read more As someone who has been actively bodybuilding for over a decade in the Twin Cities, I've spent years searching for a gym that truly checks all the boxes--high-quality equipment, ergonomically smart machines, and an intense, no-frills environment rooted in traditional bodybuilding culture. I've held memberships at multiple gyms--including Anytime Fitness, Lifetime, LA Fitness, Minneapolis Bouldering Project, university gyms, and even Planet Fitness (lmao, only for tanning during show prep)--plus other Los Campeones locations. I also travel to different states to check out new gyms just for fun. I currently hold three active memberships to support my various hobbies and training styles, and I can proudly say: Los Campeones Brooklyn Center is easily one of the nicest gyms I've ever trained at. I'm thankful to have it in my own backyard. This location feels like a culmination of everything they've learned from other gyms--built specifically with serious lifters in mind, especially those in the bodybuilding community. The variety of machines and cable setups allows you to train with precision and purpose. If you know what muscles you want to target, this gym gives you every tool to do it right. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and the staff regularly walk the floor to keep everything in top shape. On the rare chance something is down, it's typically fixed by the next day--that kind of responsiveness is rare and appreciated. There's a posing room, more machines, racks, and cables than you could ask for, and enough space and equipment to support any discipline--aesthetics, strength, mobility, or general fitness. They even offer a designated fridge and area for post-workout meals, which is cleaned weekly (currently Fridays). It's small details like this that show the gym is built with intention and care for the people who train there. I've been a member since the soft opening, and it's been amazing to watch the gym grow based on real community feedback. It's clear the staff and owners genuinely care about building something great for everyone who walks in. Only downside? The parking spots are tight, and it can be a bit of a squeeze getting in and out of your car--but honestly, that's a small price to pay for a gym that delivers so much. Pro tip: Evenings can get busy, but if you go early morning or during off hours, you'll have more than enough space and equipment to yourself. More photos to come, but if you're serious about your training and want a space that matches your intensity, Los Campeones Brooklyn Center is the place. TL;DR: A true bodybuilder's gym with high-end equipment, clean facilities, and a community-driven vibe--Los Campeones Brooklyn Center is one of the best gyms in Minnesota.

Went to the Los Campeones Brooklyn Center location today, and I really liked it. This gym has a…read morewide variety of machines, so there's always plenty of options for a solid workout. The staff is friendly, and I especially like the bright, well-done lighting. The location also has a posing room and an MMA room, which is a great bonus. At times it can get a little crowded, and you'll often see influencer-type gym goers, which isn't necessarily bad but something to keep in mind. Overall, I would definitely recommend checking this place out if you're looking for a gym in the area.

I came here 5-6 times a week when I was home for 6 months and it's as if I lived here. This…read morelocation was the very first time I've ever joined a gym and I miss it so much. I love everything about this location: the layout of the equipment, the childcare, everything. My son loves the Kids Club, and never turns down a trip to the gym. When I am here, I come around 8-9am, and it's not as busy. I love the group of people who came here around the time I'm here. We encourage each other to work out, and I really liked that. The staff here has never given me a problem. Everyone is always so nice and everything has always been clean. I would go back in a heartbeat if I could!

They are closing permanently on 12/18/2025. I'm so sad! They have great facilities and classes, and…read moreit's so close to where I live and where I work...they recommend going to the nearest LA Fitness which is New Brighton and Brooklyn Park, which I plan to, since I don't want to go back to Life Time Fitness, which was mega expensive and didn't have much classes. I used to belong to the YMCA too, and I didn't like it there. What a bummer :-(