I love pure barre! This location is in such a cute area and there is a free parking lot down the…read morestreet. I've taken classes with Alexa and Audrey and both times were great! I always feel like I've had a great workout after. Love the vibe at the studio. Very welcoming and everyone is kind. I love taking classes here!

Fantastic staff and studio. Thoroughly enjoy being a member and recommend this location!read more

Summer is quickly approaching and that means it's time to get the family in summer activities! I do…read morenot want to sit at home all day working from home and not have some type of human interaction. I signed my family up today to join summer classes and enjoy the many amazing benefits the Y has. The lady at the front desk were really nice and helpful. They greeted people in and out the door. The place is clean and you can tell they do attend to the bathroom areas. Some people wore masks and others did not. Use your own discretion when coming inside to use the facility.

If I could leave no stars, I would. This YMCA is poorly run. Currently, there is no executive…read moreDirector and no one managing aquatics This is the second time in one month that I am aware of where the pool had to be closed because a lifeguard does not show up. This is one of many issues that I have experienced in the last few years. Paying over $80 a month Is no longer an option with the way that this facility is operating. When you asked to speak to someone in charge as this morning, the response is, there's no one here. Totally unacceptable I will be moving my membership elsewhere

Excellent, professional, courteous, convenient, and well-operated fitness center…read more Staff are informed and energetic. No question or request goes unanswered or unattended; All machines, areas, are always super clean. Well stocked with many newer machines. I never have an issue finding the right machine for specific body exercise. God forbid if I have to sometimes wait 1 minute for a machine on a holiday :) They gots Many, Numerous Arc Trainers & Treadmills. :)

This Planet Fitness is a great place to workout! It's cheap, clean, not very crowded, has a…read moreplethora of exercise equipment, and is easy to get in and out. It's a very good value. The one slight negative is the management. It took them 3 or 4 months to get my boyfriend's payments set up properly. A friend of mine got a membership based on my recommendation, and it took multiple follow ups to get the credit for referring someone. Both of these situations have required us standing up at the front desk for 30 minutes at a time while the employee tries to figure out how to fix it. Despite that, I highly recommend Planet Fitness!

The staff is the best! The workouts are always different and challenging! I highly recommend…read moreFitwit for anyone with any fitness level. I've been training here for 17 years!!

I'm a member of Fitwit and what I love about it is the sense of community. the trainers know you…read moreand work with you, whatever level you're at each day and the members truly support one another. I've made many great friends here.There are several opportunities for socials and challenges each month. I appreciate the mix of exercises to build strength, endurance, and mobility. It's expensive, but the atmosphere and experience is worth it.

I went to the nearby YMCA for many years, ten plus, and use mostly free weights. When I turned 65,…read moreI became eligible for Silver Sneakers (i.e., free) memberships at participating gyms and this was the most convenient for me, so I changed a year ago. This place is adequate for most exercisers; plenty of aerobic equipment and exercise machines, plus free weights, a small pool, and various exercise classes. They could use more free weights than they have, as I do have to wait sometimes for a piece of equipment. Compared to the Y that had a separate room for the weights, this place is totally open, as well as brighter and cleaner than the Y, and smells better. The demographic is older; almost no young adults and lots of retirees, and lacking the family programs the Y has, no children. The hours are good, starting at 5:30 am weekdays. Overall, this place is adequate but not a full-featured gym like, say, a Gold's. The prices are good, $38 for seniors.

Love the clean, warm pool! Great instructors here and excellent boot camps. Love this place!read more

I have been going to CrossFit Decatur for almost four years now and I can unbiasedly say that this…read moregym has some of the best coaching, largest variety of equipment and some of the best community members I've come across! (Full disclosure, I'm married to one of the coaches but as any lady knows, husband/wife relationship is different than a coach/trainee relationship) The workouts are so prescribed and varied - you can really tell they are not just dialed in. Instead, there is a reason for the madness. Every workout is designed with growth and improvement in mind. Additionally, everyday there are 2-3 different options of each workout to allow anyone to participate at any skill level. You don't get this at many other gyms. The coaches are friendly, well trained and truly care about your form and technique. Again, living with one of the coaches - I have had to listen to technique talks during many date nights... these coaches care. And the members are amazing! They are welcome, close knit and friends outside of the 4 gym walls. I travel a lot and have visited many gyms. CFD's coaching staff and members are a personable, a class act and stand out above the rest!

I am giving CrossFit Decatur a 2 star rating because while it was not all bad, I had an overall…read moreunpleasant experience at this gym. I will start by saying that the gym my boyfriend and I came from (Crossfit Providence in RI) set the standards very high, maybe even too high. The community was great, the coaches gave excellent feedback and would NOT let you lift heavier than was safe for you to do so, and they ran the Crossfit Opens in a very fun and community-oriented way. I was a member at Crossfit Decatur for 10 months, and my boyfriend was a member for 8. When I joined, the coaches were friendly, talkative and seemed to be very involved. As time went on, this proved to be not so true. With the exception of 1 (out of 3) coaches, none of them would say hello unless you did first. It was not a friendly environment at all (in terms of the coaches, not the members, who were great), and to be honest, I didn't feel welcome/comfortable there majority of the time. The main coach, in particular, did not even say "hello" or "welcome" to my boyfriend for over TWO WEEKS when he joined two months after I did. This coach rarely gave me feedback, and never gave my boyfriend feedback on any movements. He was extremely sarcastic in the way that he would speak to the gym members, and would set crazy high standards that if you were unable to meet, there was "something wrong" with you. If I had been brand new to CrossFit and this was my first gym, I certainly would not have been motivated to continue with the sport. Something worth noting is this gym's odd emphasis on WOD scores. At the end of each workout, the coach will walk around the gym and it is expected that you kept track of your performance and will report it. The coaches then enter your scores for you. Instead of saying "good job" or "nice work!", all that seemed to matter to the coaches was your time and/or reps. At every other gym both my boyfriend and I have been to, Wodify is used by athletes IF THEY CHOOSE in order to track their own progress, not see where they place on the scoreboard. This can be extremely discouraging to somebody who is new or injured, which I was for 6 months, as you have to modify a good amount of movements. The way the Open was ran was not community-oriented, to say the least. Almost every week, at least one of the coaches was away on vacation (and only one had emailed us in advance to wish us good luck), and oftentimes the owner had his personal training clients in the gym at the same time we were doing the workout, and he would say nothing to anybody else except for his own client. Again, this was very very different from my past experience with the Open. It seemed like it was more of a bother to the coaches than anything else. The main coach also programs a "Fitness" workout, oftentimes completely different then the regular WOD, for those who "don't care about Crossfit and just want a workout". Oftentimes, scaled athletes have to do the movements programmed for the Fitness workout simply because they are not yet able to do the regular WOD movements. To say that this means you "don't care about Crossfit", again, is extremely discouraging and is not a good way to motivate others to get better at the sport. There is no place in the gym for members to hang-out before or after a WOD (again, not very community-oriented). The building rarely runs the AC, which in the Georgia summer, can be dangerous. When the AC is turned on, it seems as though we are expected to act grateful....which is odd considering this is the most expensive CrossFit gym in the area. There are limited classes throughout the day, and no classes on Sundays (just an open gym and no music playing. At times, there will be special classes on various topics (nutrition, self-defense, etc.), but these ALL cost extra $$. There is no option of buying Fuel for Fires, or any other post-workout beverage/snack. There is no place to safely do muscle ups, and the rigs are extremely hard to hold onto. You are not allowed to use tapes on any of the rigs either (and there are threatening posts along them to remind members not to tape them). The runs are all programmed along busy main roads, again, not very safe. When my boyfriend and I gave our notices that we would be leaving for a nearby CrossFit gym, we were not asked why or for any feedback by the owner. In fact, the owner NEVER even had the courtesy to reply to my boyfriend's notice, which is if nothing else, rude. I even went out of my way to email the head coach to ensure my boyfriend's notice was received and they he would not be charged in the future, and the only reply I received was "I do not know anything about charges/dates, but I am aware that you are leaving. Good luck.". No "it was nice having you!" or "sad to see you go!" or "where are you headed?" or ANYTHING. Again, not very welcoming. All in all, I would say that the environment here is not a great one if you are looking for a community-oriented crossfit gym.

UNPROFESSIONAL. If they run their boxing program like they run their amateur program, PLEASE RUN…read more NO-SHOW TO EVENTS they put their amateur fighters in without letting the coaches know. Just DO NOT SHOW UP.

Best most authentic place to train! Biggs is the realist! The trainers here will get you right!read more

It would be nice to list your prices. It reminds me of if you got to ask then you can't afford it…read more I really was interested I use to jazzercise in the 90's and had my hopes up. Good luck.

If you've been looking for a super fun but challenging workout with the nicest group of people…read moreyou've met in years, this is your place! I've lived here for almost 20 years and my biggest regret is that I didn't find it sooner. It's become my go to and I look forward to the friendly faces and fun vibe every single week. Please give it a try, I promise you'll be hooked!

Tried a free trial. Potential New members get a free intro class. I'm not a gym rat nor am I a…read morenovice to the gym. It is a nice change but can also be slightly overwhelming if you're not a quick learner. They walk you through what the levels mean, what things are and how to use the equipment with a coach. But they also walk you through your workout summary at the end. The First class was a little bit much but felt good. The prices are definitely not for the weak but worth it and I can definitely see how it would make a difference if it's something you can financially accommodate. I like how it feels almost like personal training but in a fast paced group setting.

I first attended this studio a few summers ago. Unfortunately after an entire summer of going…read morealmost daily, the staff never bothered to learn my name. I seldom felt welcomed or a part of the "in" crowd. Today I was turned away from a class with no waitlist for being nine minutes late even though I called ahead and have experienced others (myself included) be late and not have an issue. The lack of consistency with rules and some of the staff can make for an unpleasant experience. Emory Point is much better.

Pinnacle is a fitness facility like none other. When I first walked in I was overwhelmed by the…read moreamount successful weight loss testimonials posted all over the wall. After experiencing pinnacle for myself I can see the reason for all of the successful client transformations. Pinnacle fitness is a one stop shop for everything fitness related. They offer personalized training, group fitness classes, and stretch therapy. The trainers at pinnacle are highly educated in the field of exercise science and are able to create a customized training program that is specific to the individual clients needs. This is something that I have not seen anywhere else. Not only do they take a scientific approach to training but they also bring a friendly, motivating and upbeat energy to ensure client motivation

I have been working out with owner David Nash in private sessions since the first of the year. I…read morereally like David a lot - he is a great guy and a very professional & experienced personal trainer. I have learned a lot from him already and know that every Tues and Fri, I am going to have a terrific 45 minute workout (or a little less when I am late!). By terrific, I mean hard as heck - David is very encouraging and also very precise about form and the amount of weight. He pushes when appropriate, which seems like 90% of the time!, and backs off the weight when he sees that I'm not keeping good form. I told David that I wanted to focus on arms, back & shoulders (I had a very good base but had started losing my tone/cut due to partial neglect for a few months). He designs my training session around that - with some core thrown in to make sure I'm maintaining that with my other workouts during the week. Every session has been different and challenging so far. I do get sore after our workouts but not in a painful, can't-raise-my-arms-to-wash-my-hair way. His gym is your basic physical fitness gym with a solid variety of weights and other fitness equipment. He has very very popular bootcamp classes -- once I started working out with him I realized a lot of Avondale Estaters frequent his gym and take great pride in earning their "levels", e.g., Warrior, Elite etc. I earned my warrior, which is level one and actually sort of thrilled me. I want to wear my Tshirt out & about so people know, hey, I made it too. :) David also offers small group training - women sculpting groups and other strength training classes along with bootcamp. I think the best things I can share about David are that he has extensive experience and knowledge of exercise and anatomy, he is encouraging, communicates very clearly and specifically to ensure proper form - and he's just a really good, nice guy.