Permanently closed. There will probably be a new "owner" there soon. Not sure how this keeps…read morehappening.

Some of the staff is nice, but a lot of the staff is just straight rude. I always felt so…read moreuncomfortable going. Also, the tanning beds are standup and the handles you hold onto to hold your arms up are way too high. I'm 5'3" so that was a serious con. Horrible.

Absolutely killer aerial/dance/pole fitness studio. Huge instructor team for constantly-rotating…read moreclasses, some of the owners are even instructors, and there are multiple rooms for concurrent classes. I really love it here. My suggestion if you're brand new? Try to enroll in an enrollment course for something that piques your interest. If you're curious about aerial apparatuses but scared about the idea of being in a studio and learning it, sign up for a dance choreography class for the first time. It'll get you familiar with the studio, the instructors, and the process, and you'll likely find yourself comfortable enough to sign up for your apparatus class the next month! PROS: -Multiple rooms means multiple concurrent classes pretty much from 5PM to 9PM most evenings. There's a dedicated room full of silks/hammock, a room full of lyras, a dance/hardwood floor room, and a room full of poles. Each room is separate so you can really focus on what you're doing. -They have one-time classes (they call them "enhancement") and series classes spread out over a full month (they call them 'enrollment'). This gives you price options and time commitment options. -Such a ridiculously welcoming atmosphere. As a plus-size woman with no aerial background, I was worried, but everybody is extremely welcoming. There are thinner-bodied humans and thicker-bodied humans. The majority of the attendees seem to be femme-presenting, but there are some masculine-presenting people who are super welcome too. -Such a gigantic class list of options to choose from. There's belly dance, yoga, cardio dance classes, aerial apparatus classes (pole, lyra, hammock, silks), choreography classes, and more. Really, there are so many options that things can feel overwhelming sometimes. -Lots of unique workshops too for one-off learning of advanced concepts or digging into the magic of choreography creation. There are also regular showcases for students to show off what they've been learning if you're curious about the studio and want to take a tour and see what type of stuff happens for yourself. -Instructors are so friendly. They're always happy to answer questions, and if I'm having trouble with something, they usually have advice or modifications. CONS: -Almost all of the studio membership options give you a free "learn how to do X" class series each month. This means that a lot of the students have dabbled in various aerials - or are absolutely amazing at them. This means that the one-time, "all levels welcome!" classes regularly include moves that are beyond the brand-new beginner level. I've popped into haute hammock classes where ALL of the apparatus choreography was outside of my abilities - and sassy silks classes where 50% of the choreo was beyond my abilities. This isn't necessarily a reason to avoid the studio, but you might want to know that some of the one-off/enhancement classes (Sassy Silks, Lyra Lux, Sassy Silks, Poleography) may use a few (or more) moves that will be hard for a brand-new beginner to use. If you see everybody else catching onto the moves really quickly, remember that a lot of people have familiarity with the apparatus or might even regularly be doing tricks that are 4x as hard. I know I've used these choreography classes as a way to "try" a new aerial apparatus, but if you do the same, don't let it discourage you if you're unable to do most of the things. It's totally normal for some of the choreo to be beyond a newbie's capabilities. (I wish there was a way for Femme Fatale to really earmark which individual classes each week were beginner-friendly and which weren't.) -Because the membership options offer unlimited one-time/"enhancement" class enrollments for members, enhancement classes fill up really far ahead of time - but there's a gigantic turn-over near the day of the class. So if you're on a waitlist, don't fret! It's likely that you'll make it in day-of. My plan-ahead ass hates the uncertainty, though. If you want the best likelihood to be on the class list (and not the waitlist), sign up exactly two weeks ahead of time when the class registration opens.

The Club Pilates at Cross Pointe is amazing! I started Pilates at this location late summer from…read moretaking at another location & was seamless. Everyone is so friendly, the front desk, text with any questions & wonderful instructors. If you're looking for a great workout for all levels look no further than Club Pilates Cross Pointe!

My friends and I have been trying new workout studios around the area and decided to give Pilates a…read moretry. None of really new anything about Pilates before coming in so we did not know what to expect. We signed up for the free 30 minute intro class and it was honestly perfect for us newbies. The staff at Club Pilates was so helpful and friendly as soon as we got there. They showed us how to properly use the equipment and how to be safe while using any of the machines. The class itself was a great introduction as they showed some exercises that hit every major muscle group. When we finished up, I felt so loose and limber especially in my hips. For anyone that hasn't try Pilates yet, I would highly recommend trying it out with the very talented and kind staff at Club Pilates!

I signed up for a class to try it out was really excited. They posted hours said they were open…read more Nobody was there. They told me to be there half an hour before my class yet nobody was there really unprofessional and such a disappointment. No discipline in a sport or discipline is Paramount. What a waste I even had to get wraps and gloves just for this class that never happened! Add insult to injury I contacted them and they lied and said they were there. I wasn't the only person trying to get in. I called. I knocked on the door. Nobody answered yet via text. They said they were there. Don't ever do business with this people. they are liars and horrible business.

We tried a Box 60 class at Title Boxing Club a few weeks back and loved it! The staff was so…read morefriendly and helpful in getting us ready for the class. They showed us the moves and helped wrapped our hands. The class was very high intensity! We burned around 800 during the 60 minute class. They had other classes and private training sessions you could purchase. I would definitely go back for another class and recommend it to anyone who is looking for a sweaty workout!

No no no. This gym ain't it. Super crowded. Basically a large open room with cardio machines and…read morefree weights. There are some racket ball courts and a locker room with a shower. Also has a spa that looked disgusting. They didn't even have enough barbells for each station. I walked around looking for a barbell for a squat rack but there wasn't one. I had to wait for someone to finish benching then grabbed their barbell.

At times I really like this place and then I remember the pool has been shut down and the answer I…read moreget whenever I bring it up is "one day close". The sauna which was one of the main selling points for me is rarely up to temperature and has to be reset just about every time I go in if it's even working. I left a gym I loved for this place and I feel that for the extra money I paid for services that aren't available should be refunded.

With 90 minutes until the next meeting, it's time to spend a bit of time working off the calories…read more I popped across the street from Pettibone and stopped in here. After checking in and then some stretches, I spent 30 minutes on the PF Express workout circuit. Not all Planet Fitness locations have the Thirty Minute Circuit so this was nice and pleasant. All the equipment worked, I had no problems at 10am on a weekday with most people at work. After, a quick shower and I was back on my way. I think they've fixed the showers noted in other reviews, it worked just fine. My only complaint? The shower curtains need to actually close all the way across the shower. [Review 959 of 2026 - 336 in Ohio - 26138 overall]

Well I have to drop the star rating down now! The business owner decided to instead of taking turns…read morewith a locker room being down and exercising equality have the men stay outside, this is an injustice to the women that workout here. They shutdown the men's locker room during construction and put portaJohn's outside. Now that the rooms are done the women's room will be shutdown for the same construction and the men's will be temporarily the women's until construction is done. Portajohn's still outside in the cold for the men and no shower yet again. I spoke to staff and it is set in stone. I will be looking for a new gym.

I really really like Dodge gym. It is very clean, convenient and the staff is very pleasant. Cardio…read moremachines are up to date and are for the most part always in working order. The gym most definitely pays attention to maintenance. The weights that they do have are pretty great. My biggest issue is that they are missing some machines. I have not found anything for calves (PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE correct me if I am wrong) but there are a number of machines for chest. They also seem to be missing free weights. Again, please let me know if I am missing them. They have a nice out-of-the-way area for sit ups or stretching (not the most well-kept). They also offer classes, which I eventually would love to partake of. Locker rooms are old but well kept. They have a rule that says those with children over 10 years of the opposite sex must use an alternate changing area. Honestly? I think it should be over the age of 5 or 6. I really don't care to change in front of a 7 year old boy and I think the experience would likely be traumatic for the little one. I have never seen a little one in there though so I am not sure that it happens all that frequently. Overall, this is a great place to work out! Need a work out buddy? Message me :) It is always more fun with two!

I don't even want to give 1 star. This is horrible. No coaches for any soccer team. What is…read moregoing on? Why am i paying this $$$$???

Just joined this YMCA. We got a family pass. It is really nice. There is always someone at the…read morefront desk so you can easily check in. It is nice that it opens early at 5 am. They have a pool, workout room, and other rooms for exercise classes. You get a lot for your money. Plus they have blood drives witch I think is great. I like that there you feel part of something.