If you want the most seamless, stress free gym and fitness experience and it is in your budget, I…read morehigh recommend Equinox Southport. I can't find a single bad thing to say about it. It is extremely clean, not too crowded, friendly and helpful staff, engaging class instructors... I could go on and on. The maintenance staff does an amazing job.

The Facilities were great, and their amenities were top notch for a gym. However, my trip was…read moreruined by the fact that someone stole my Birkenstocks from the Men's Locker room while I was in the shower. Be careful of your belongings at this location.

I have been working out at PTP Southport for the past 3 years. This is the first gym where my…read morepreferences and needs are taken into account, and communicated between my primary trainer Chris. The incentive to go is the results achieved, but they work had to keep it interesting and fun. They are incredibly flexible, working completely around my needs and schedule. It's a large enough gym to have all that's needed yet small enough that you get to know others working out by name. This truly says something about a service company, as PTP has a large number of repeat clients.

From the owner: PTP of Southport is a state-of-the-art fitness facility with a team of certified health and fitness…read moreprofessionals providing high quality personal training, Pilates, massage therapy and nutritional counseling in a relaxed and positive atmosphere.

Tucked somewhat incongruously behind Shake Shack on the Post Road is Pinnacle Health and Fitness…read more It's an oasis of exercise and wellness right next to the local outpost of Danny Meyer's chain known for burgers, fries, and shakes. And while Shake Shack may the perfect fix for an occasional craving, Pinnacle is an excellent place to regularly treat your body well. Pinnacle is a private gym and fitness studio largely devoted to one-on-one training. Their staff of fitness professionals specialize in fitness training, pilates, and yoga. They are all experts in tailoring your personal training to your needs. If you want to get back into shape or prepare for an endurance event, they can work closely with you to meet your goals. Over the years that I have gone there, I have seen brides (and bride's mothers!) work to get in shape for their big day. I have also seen clients working to come back from an injury or illness make outstanding progress with help from the Pinnacle team. There are also many students athletes who have further refined their skills with training at Pinnacle. The best thing is that your training is focused on you and your needs. If you are intimidated by crowded big-box gyms, Pinnacle is the perfect spot to get comfortable with exercise and work towards your fitness goals. Pinnacle's clients range from teenagers to hearty nonagenarians and everyone in between. Regardless of age or fitness level, all clients are made to feel comfortable there. If you are unsure of how to get started, stop by and the friendly front desk staff can give you a tour of the facilities and discuss your needs. If you are focused on exercise, you may train with one of the personal trainers. If balance and flexibility are your goals, pilates and yoga are options for you. There are actually many clients who work with staff members in both areas. The facilities are the icing on the cake at Pinnacle. The main fitness room and the pilates/yoga studios are very well maintained and are never crowded. Also, the locker rooms are more like what you'd see at a spa with towels and grooming supplies. Perks include a small steam room for the guys and upscale products for the ladies. If you train at Pinnacle regularly, you can also work out there on your own without any monthly fees. Make 1849 Post Road East your destination for health and fitness. With some hard work and support from the folks at Pinnacle, you'll be looking and feeling better in no time. And then you can treat yourself once in a while to the food in the front the building. You may be so happy with your progress that you just might opt for healthier fare, but for the record, the vegetarian burger's pretty tasty! Full disclosure: I did work at Pinnacle for two months two years ago. I have, however, worked out with my Pinnacle trainer for ten years. I believe that both of my experiences have given me the perspective to speak to the high level of service and results seen at Pinnacle Health and Fitness.

Ashley and her staff are incredible. The facilities are great whether you want cardio or strength…read moretraining. And the workouts tailored to you on an individual basis are second to none.

Nice place, great staff, lots of equipment. Only negative, like every gym today, is that half the…read morepeople think they're in the reading room at the local library, sitting on machines with their noses in their phones for, 5, 10, 15 mins. Can l work in? Uh, still have 3 sets to do. Lame.

I've really enjoyed Fitness Edge, especially the yoga classes and their excellent instructors…read more Corporate has now decided to make all yoga InfraRED Flow, which excludes anyone who can't or shouldn't practice in high heat. It feels like ageism, and keeping at least one non‑heated class would better serve all clients. I've been going to Norwalk Fitness Edge since Fairfield went all InfraRed Flow and now Norwalk is going down the same path. It's very disappointing as I enjoy the classes.

I love this place! I need periodic access to an indoor cycling trainer that is compatible with…read moreZwift and/or Garmin and Sherpa delivers! They have a Tacx Neo bike that syncs with Apple TV so I can see my Zwift workout. Owner Jean Paul is incredibly flexible -- will bend over backwards to ensure that I can get into the studio when I need it, always very responsive, and an all-around super knowledgable guy about cycling and triathlons. Justin, the cycling coach, has also been incredibly helpful in getting me set up with everything I need each visit. The facility is beautiful, the equipment is in great shape, and they even have showers (which came in handy the day our plumber shut off our water for several hours after my ride!). These guys are super welcoming and make everything so easy. Give Simba the Airedale some pats when you come. Highly recommend. (And people participating in classes and personal training sessions seem like they're really enjoying them).

Sherpa is an amazing training facility with great staff! I am not one for gyms and the staff made…read moreme feel instantly comfortable and were willing to work with me and train me at my own speed while challenging me at the same time. I personally really enjoy the indoor cycling classes and the coach is fantastic. He personalizes each workout and made me feel comfortable training along side people who have been doing this for years.

The sessions feel so good and loosen me up ! I wish I could go every day! The pressure and…read morestretching is perfect. Brian is the best!

Paying 70 dollars (Yes, they make you buy socks even though mine were good) for a 50-minute intro…read moreto their services isn't much of a deal. The professional who worked on my was competent but all the stretches I've had performed by my trainer and PT were more comprehensive and not nearly so expensive. This franchise will have a tough time surviving at those prices.

Love, love, love Bar Method Fairfield. Prior to taking classes here, my only other experience was…read morewith the Physique 57 videos. They're great, but I was really concerned about my technique and doing the exercises correctly. I was thrilled to hear that BM had opened in Fairfield. The studio is bright, lovely, and clean. Staff are positive and always remember clients' names. (I'm terrible with names, so this is really impressive.) All of the instructors are excellent too! They're very knowledgeable and focused on their students having correct technique. If you're thinking about trying a barre workout, definitely check out Bar Method. It is VERY challenging and you'll feel AMAZING afterwards. The only drawback (for me) is that the studio is about 30 minutes away from where I live. However, the workout is so awesome that it's worth the drive.

First, the disclaimer. This is not a review of the studio as it is not open yet. However, Bar…read moreMethod Fairfield offered preview/community classes this summer and I took about 8 of them. I've been active my whole life, although less so for the last 4 years. Bar Method is an entirely different approach to exercise than anything I've done before. The focus on Bar Method is on small (tiny, even) isometric movements. By the way, "isometric" means "same length" and an isometric movement is one that engages your muscle without contracting it. For more information, the Bar Method founders blog is a great source: http://blog.barmethod.com. It was developed by a dancer and with the help of a physical therapist. I actually recognize a lot of the movements from when I did physical therapy for my back almost 15 years ago. Bar Method is completely different than any other workout I have ever done. It took me about 3 classes to adjust to the new positions and the flow of class, and for the first two classes I questioned whether I was getting a good workout. However, the day after class as soon as I got out of bed I could very clearly tell that I had. I wasn't really sore the way I am after lifting weights or running or anything else. Instead, I was a little bit achey everywhere we had worked. I could FEEL that my muscles had been worked. Over the last 5 weeks, I've noticed some changes that I really attribute to Bar Method. My arms are more defined, the shape of my legs is changing. I'm also sleeping better than I have in a long time. If you, like me, walk out of your first and second classes thinking "Eh, I'm not sure" I'd really encourage you to go back a few more times just to make sure you're not missing out on something that you really will click with if you give it more time. Through classes this summer, I had the chance to meet some of the Bar Method teachers. Bridget is the owner and has been teaching for a while. She clearly knows what she's doing in class, and has authority in her voice that makes you not want to quit even when whatever she has you doing is really tough. Stephanie is one of the other teachers and she is very encouraging. There's at least one more teacher who is still in training

This YMCA is so dirty. The locker rooms have mold everywhere, but especially in each of their…read moreshowers. It never smells or looks clean. We were gifted swim lessons for our toddler. The lessons were fun for little ones getting used to the water with song and toys. The instructor was nice. Would we sign up again? Probably not. The size of the pool is about three lap lanes, that's all. No area for parents to watch other then have everyone crowed the door. There is no kids play area like the one in Westport. Would not recommend this ymca. Look elsewhere.

All they want is your money. The women's locker room looks like it's from the 1940s. I paid for a…read moreclass and found out that I can't make up classes that I have to miss. The only thing that is positive is the number of lap times. So if you are not into swimming, save your money and look elsewhere. Fairfield deserves far better than this.

This place is fabulous! I had the best experiences and loved the workouts and the staff.read more

I love working out here! Fantastic coaches and workouts. I always leave F45 knowing a had a real…read moreworkout.