On a scale of cotton candy to Brussels sprouts, Iron City Elite is a square meal with your favorite…read moreprotein, carb, and fat. For me, that's grilled chicken with broccoli, sweet potato, and parmesan. Iron City Elite is set off of Route 88 with plenty of parking. While I had no trouble finding the front door with the noticeable gym logo, it took me a second to realize I needed to go all the way down the stairs to find the gym space. Currently, I work with Coach Emily one-on-one, and I've been so grateful for how she tailors workouts to my body's needs. I work out quite frequently as an aerialist, and I wanted to work with someone who would help me target injury prevention and weak muscles. Iron City Elite also offers group classes, but I haven't attended one so I can't speak to that. The one-on-one coaching is great though, and I highly recommend this gym!

Kait & Meghan are amazing instructors & make workouts challenging. Everyone there is knowledgeable…read morein all of weaknesses & strengths with our workouts & adjust accordingly. Overall, a fun place to get healthy & an amazing group of people!

Teleo Performance opened about 6 months ago in the same building that houses Charise's salon and a…read moreState Farm agent. It is located on Paxton Drive across from the Walmart/Giant Eagle shopping center in Bethel Park. I made an apt to tour the facility and meet with the owner whose name is John. He explained to me that Teleo goes above and beyond what you would normally find in personal training be that a gym or fitness center. While some exercise machines are electronically operated the ones they use are all manual and state of the art. Some of the highest grades are used there. I was impressed with the "curved" treadmill he showed me. He explained that this is a type of treadmill you would find in a professional sports training facility. The equipment would take getting used to but I can see it doable if you are willing to change from the traditional strength machines. Free weights, kettle-bells, balance balls, and your traditional freestyle equipment are also there. Everything is spaced out so you have room to move about and very neatly organized. I also learned that they plan to update their heating and cooling system in the building. In the back area there is a baseball practice that is sectioned off if you wish to test your strength at either pitching or batting. The focus John told me was this is primarily a strength only facility but a program can be tailor made to suit your needs. I was surprised to learn that their facilities are not limited to able bodied individuals. People with physical challenges, surgical history, older adults, and those with exercise limitations can also train here. I felt intimated as to how that could work but he showed me a basic exercise they use that wouldn't be overly challenging yet still accomplish the goal of building strength where it is needed. I learned that he employs top notch trainers who have Master's degrees and certifications in different strength areas. Pricing depends upon whom you choose to train with and each trainer has the freedom to set what they feel is reasonable. Everything is done by apt only and the frequency is agreed upon between you and the person you decide to train with. I was not given any prices but after looking over everything I can see that this is indeed a costly investment. He gave me his card if I wanted to contact him with any other questions or meet with one of his trainers. Personal training is always costly but it appears to be a place where you can train well and get good results.

BEST GYM EVER! If you are serious about your workouts and are looking for a variety of…read moreequipment/weights that you won't find at other gyms, I highly recommend Lifeforce. Not only do they have everything you'll need, but the staff and owner (Tracy) couldn't be nicer or more accommodating. Lori at the front desk is so sweet and always friendly and is also a great trainer! Made some friends at Lifeforce, and have learned a lot. I highly recommend this gym.

I've worked out in over 50 plus gyms across the country. Was in Pittsburgh for a month and decided…read moreto try out LifeForce since week passes are $20/week. Overall great gym and even better value. Plenty of cardio equipment, machines are old school and built right (Body Master), dumbbells up to at least 140 lbs, mono rack, and a wide selection of ice cold drinks. Depending on time of day, they cater the music to the crowd, mornings are oldies and later in day is classic rock. Staff was very friendly as well. Pick a small business over a commercial gym.

This place is barely a fitness gym. They have a basketball court in the building. It's mainly for…read morethat use. They do have some rooms for aerobics and karate and dance classes. In addition they do have a track above the gym for running and walking, which is nice. The cost from what I remember is $300 for a family membership outside of the township, $10 for community members, $1 per visit for community members and $10 per visit for outside of the community.

The Athletic Club is in the same space as the Mortland Physical Therapy office space. When I first…read morejoined I was a little confused b/c you see patients using some of the machines. I typically go at times when the Mortland offices are closed so I don't have that problem of running into patients or the staff of Mortland. The place is convenient, clean, and offers a variety of machines - ellipticals, treadmills, bikes, weight machines, free weights, exercise balls - they have it all for a cardio or strength training workout. The cost is a little pricey but it's in Peters so I guess you should expect that. It's $50/month with a minimum of a 6 month committment. So you have to pay $300 at the time of signing up plus a $25 deposit for the FOB key to enter at times when Mortland is closed. You may be able to get a 3 month committment b/c they offer that to college students - and then only pay $150 (plus $25 FOB deposit). Even with the price, it's the convenience that really got me. What's the point of joining a gym if it's not convenient?!?! This way I can't use the, "It's so far" excuse to get out of exercising...I use other ones but not that one :) The hours are 5AM - 10PM, 7 days a week.

I recently moved from out of state and was looking for a gym nearby, landed here at Fitness 19…read more The gym has everything it needs, especially regarding free weights and machines. It can get crowded at times, but that is expected. This gym has the feel that 5-10 years ago it was amazing, but that nothing has been updated since. The 2 stair masters have had the same "broken" signs for 4 months. At this point, fix them or honestly just remove them from the gym. It's a tease. Multiple other cardio equipment broken, only a few bikes are operational. Cleanliness is average. I've never seen more than one person working at a time (almost always a teenager) so maybe cleaning happens when they are closed? Not sure. The cleaning wipes are consistently empty and water spills occur without being cleaned up pretty regularly. Overall - it's a fine gym. It does technically have everything necessary, albeit a lot of cardio equipment is not functional. The free tanning is a plus, if you're into that.

The only thing this gym needs to do is take away the chairs next to the squat racks people tend to…read morelounge in and take way too long. I shouldn't have to wait 20 minutes for a squat rack because some idiot and his gf think taking up two racks and OHPing the bar requires 10 minutes of "rest" and scrolling through TikTok. I also wish they had showers. Has a good amount of cardio equipment. Despite the chairs encouraging people to not go above 110 bpm hr there's 5 racks with two having a DL platform, lots of free weights, and my favorite a hip thrust bench. Being a wellness competitor I do legs 3-4 days a week and there is every leg machine you can imagine here. Just joined, and I'll be happy once the Resolution Rush calms down.

Wonderful place to work out. I have made so much progress in this gym and they have everything you…read moreneed to accomplish your fitness goals.

The pictures made this look like a full size facility. This was really an attachment of an ice…read moreskating rink. It was really quiet and a bit more of a silver sneaker location. The staff was fantastic and very helpful. However, not meant for the younger, single, gym rat types. Unless you're looking for a sugar momma.

Great gym, it would be better with a functioning water fountain. Its been 4-5 years since its been…read morelike this, come on.. Please fix it.

This is a great gym. Staff is nice and the place is kept clean. Always equipment availableread more

Push Fitness trainers are qualified, enthusiastic and supportive. My fitness goal is to stay strong…read moreand healthy and live actively in my 50's. Being a consistent member for 3 years has trained my brain and body to be a good student of form thus avoiding injury. New routines every four weeks keep things challenging and engaging. The small setting allows the trainers to be attentive. especially if modifications are needed. I look forward to attending each class and after traveling and experiencing other 'gyms', I can tell you Push Fitness cleanliness and equipment maintenance is also Five Star.

If I lived in Pittsburgh, I'd be a regular here. Unfortunately, I live in Florida, but stumbled…read moreacross this place when I was home for Thanksgiving. Dan has created a great environment and plans fantastic workouts. Push 40 reminds me of a mix of multiple workouts that I've done, but I just loved the concept and it's all fit into 40 minutes. Dan fits in cardio, weights and ab work with the HIIT (20 seconds on, 20 seconds off) methodology. You rotate around the room from treads to weights to bikes to TRX for the majority of the class, and end with about 5 minutes of ab work. The equipment was unique and planet friendly too. Their treads are powered by your speed instead of plugging them into the wall. Dan and the coaches work with each individual to push it to your maximum at each station. Not only were the coaches great, but the people here were all so welcoming and helpful.