Found this studio through Class Pass and I wanted to try out their hot mat pilates class. Upon…read morearrival, it definitely feels high end and very clean/polished. The receptionists helped check me in within 5 minutes and I walked to the room for the evening class. For equipment we used light dumbbells, ankle weights and a resistance band. The instructor had an amazing playlist that helped get me through the class. Definitely will make you not want to laugh with how tight your core feels after but 10/10 overall!

Oasis Fit is one of the best gyms I've ever been to! I've taken Spin, Yoga, and Circuit Training…read moreclasses here, and all the instructors are great. The gym is modern, and the sauna, steam room, and locker area are excellent. They provide clean towels and luxury bathroom products in the locker rooms, which is a nice touch. Overall, an amazing gym only downside its that it's just pretty expensive!

Om'echaye Wellness & Fitness Center has it all. Want to sit down and eat? They have a café open…read moreuntil 3 PM. Want a light bite to go instead? They sell stuff until 8 PM. Need gym attire? They have plenty. Want to relax? They have a spa. Want to try your hand at a variety of workouts? Take your pick. It was due to this last reason I went there. I had found them on ClassPass and saw that they offered Zumba. I hadn't done Zumba for the longest time and was itching to do one. This place provided that and then some. Amira at the front desk showed me around. Much appreciated. Seems all three buildings in this plaza all belong to the same place. Funny how I had passed near this area many times and never noticed this was around. I think it's one of those that you don't find what you don't look for. Shrug. They're open daily, and depending on the day, they close earlier. Such is the case on weekends. The café they have closes at 3 PM. As for the classes themselves, they usually go up to 8 PM or so unless it's the weekend (hence them closing earlier). As of right now, I can only comment on their Zumba class. It was taught by Cristian who started the class late and ended it late. Seems the yoga class from before got held up. At any rate, he made the class pass you by. He also went around, correcting moves, and it seems students generally like him. I found his class a bit intense. It was difficult to keep up. New moves, new routine. Definitely not the Zumba I'm used to. Very fast paced. I burned more calories than I usually would. Super happy with that, but ouch, you definitely feel it the day after. I'd be curious to see the style of their other instructors.

What a great find…read more If it wasn't for ClassPass, I unfortunately would have not know this place existed. I started with an intro yoga class with Javier (sidebar, LOVE him) and then later found out that they have all sort of classes. Think Pilates, Zumba, etc! ***Unless you're a yoga master, I highly recommend checking out one of Javier's classes. He is passionate about form and won't let you form any bad habits. Perfection.

I personally didn't feel challenged in the class that I attended, but it is a very nice fitness…read moreclub! Just not the pace that I prefer when it comes to HIIT workouts. The instructor was also less involved throughout the workouts, which isn't a bad thing. Again, just not my preference! I really liked the quotes and zen of the place though. Very motivating.

I've been to this Tuluka Fitness 3 times to work out since finding it on ClassPass. The drop in…read moreclasses on ClassPass cost fewer credits than a lot of other gyms, so it was easy to decide to try it out. (I think the memberships cost over $200 a month even with new member promotions, so you have to really like the gym and really have the money to spend in order to get yourself a membership.) There is a parking lot behind the gym and a garage across the street where you can park if it's full. The selling point on the workouts here is that you can choose to work upper or lower body in one of the sections, kind of like a choose your own sweaty adventure. You start with a warmup, do the upper or lower body sub workout, do an abs sub workout, then do the workout of the day (WOD). That last part may remind you of Crossfit workouts, and their workouts indeed have Crossfit elements to them. The workout of the day includes a set of cardio with your choice of runs on the treadmill, pull downs on the ski erg, cycling on the assault bike or ergs on the rower. We did box jumps the first time I worked out here, but the trainer always asks you to let them know if you have any injuries or concerns with any of the movements and they can modify for you. I waited to go a couple more times after my first workout because I went through that first one largely annoyed. The trainer spoke Spanish for the majority of the time and lost any pleasantry when she turned to speak to me for corrections or the equipment to use. While a little kudos here and there would be motivating, she had little energy and said nothing encouraging. It felt like a cluster for a moment because there were 10 people (for a 6 AM workout) needing to use the same equipment for the WOD (like the boxes), so we needed to start the round at different sets. The other aspect of the workouts that reminds me of Crossfit is that the rounds can be repetitive, especially because you have to count reps constantly. Each sub workout consists of 3 rounds. The last time I went a few days ago, the trainer (a new one for me) told us to do each set within the sub workout 3 times before moving onto the next set, instead of doing each kind of set once and going through them 3 times. Either way, it's on you to count how many reps you do and and keep track of how many sets and rounds you've done and finish them within the allotted time (usually 10-12 minutes). The trainer leads you through a stretch at the end to cool down. What's great and torturous about the workouts is that they will take an hour from start to stretching finish. While many other studios and workouts promise a certain time like 45 or 50 minutes, I find myself sometimes coming out of the studio earlier than that time frame. You know you'll get the most out of the time you spend at this gym. It's a bonus that they lend towels to use during the workouts, because you will need one!

If you want to learn real Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for sport and self defense this is the place for it…read more Professor Cristano is very knowledgeable and patience and will push you to improve every time you step on the mat

From the owner: Gracie Barra offers world-class level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction for individuals, families,…read moreand anyone looking to better their lives. Our school has become a reference for physical education, character development, self-defense, and world class Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training. Our friendly, clean, and progress-oriented environment allows students to have a challenging, inspirational, and warm learning and training experience that makes them feel like coming back. It doesn't matter if you want to learn self-defense, lose weight, relieve stress, complement the education of your kids, or further develop your fighting skills -- we are certain you will find us to be an exciting and challenging place that will allow you to achieve your goals!

This gym is amazing because the people are welcoming, inspiring and encouraging. If you want to…read morelevel up ur game then this is the place to do it. Find Rafa and he'll fix u up.

Horrible and annoying gym and people. The owners tell the…read moreclients to run in the middle of the street they block cars pathway from driving and then they lift weights out side on the public steps and pathway blocking people from using the path to access the other stores in the plaza! They are disrespectful and a menace to society. What good is this gym if the people have to run outside and lift outside?! Would not recommend!

Club Pilates does not uphold its commitments to its clients. First of all, if you're even five…read moreminutes late, they won't let you into the class. I was just five minutes late and had to sit and wait even though there were open spots in the class. Because of this, I lost my class credit, and my session was considered used. On top of that, they charged me an additional $15 as a no-show fee, even though I was there and begged the manager to let me in. This happened to me twice. A similar situation recently happened to my friend, so please be careful and don't sign any agreements or commit to Club Pilates membership. This feels like a scam on their part, and their managers are rude. The instructors don't really pay attention to how you're doing the exercises--they seem to care only about completing their class without regard for proper technique. I was very disappointed with the attitude of this studio and its staff towards their clients

I could go everyday!!! beautiful space... wonderful, patient…read moreteachers. l love my Pilates studio

Great gym! Great equipment! Wonderful staff members! My husband and I are pro bodybuilders and were…read morevery happy with the amazing machines! Not missing anything!

Management staff needs to re-access on how they communicate towards their staff members who's…read moreattentive to clients. Front desk female with the name Andrea needs to be reprehended for not giving me the proper assistance for my touring or proper information, just on her phone and horrible demeanor. If it wasn't for two individuals noticing on what occurred by the name of PJ & Laila/Lilia I would've left disappointed. Keep those who work not those who only show up to work!