I love working out here, each workout is different and is a new challenge. I have a gym at my work…read moreand was working out for 8 or so weeks 4-5x a week and wasn't seeing the results I wanted. As a former high school and college athlete I like being pushed and this atmosphere has given me that. This is a great gym for people who are just starting to workout and those who are already in shape.

Holy workout. I had gone to a class using Class pass and wanted to go back. After recovering from…read morean injury, my husband and I both bought 3 month packages and love going together. We go majority of the week and every week we are sore. The best part of coming here are the instructors. Every instructor is so skilled and passionate. It's great not having to come up with a workout plan to just show up and be challenged. Do not be frightened to go everyone is so welcoming and while there are some classes with timed stations majority is at your own pace and with a weight you can handle. You will do everything from running to rowing to trx to boxing to free weights to sled pushes to biking to resistance bands to jump rope to medicine balls and so much more.

Do you body a favor and take a Pilates class, then take several more!…read more I was recommend Pilates by my physical therapist after a knee injury and surgery which made it difficult to be as active as I used to be. I had also been experiencing back and shoulder aches and spent 8 months with a chiropractor with no resolution. I took an intro class, they are free and a great introduction of you've never worked with a reformer, I had not. You will also need socks with grips on the soles. The instructor was incredibly helpful and talked out each move and breathing techniques. They have also taken the time to come over and adjust you if your form is wrong (COVID has changed things). All of this is to say that after 3 months of starting Pilates, the pain my shoulder and back are nearly gone, my posture is better (I sit in front of a computer all day), and I have seen a huge difference in what my knee is able to do now compared to my first Pilates class (I had a lot of modifications). Membership: There are several different types of memberships based on number of classes you'd like to attend monthly or weekly. The passport for example is an unlimited membership that allows you to go to any Club Pilates nationwide and costs $259/monthly. Classes: An abundance of experienced instructors and classes. You can book using the app and the login is site specific. This is my only issue with Club Pilates; the old app worked well for me but the 2.0 version does not.

Club Pilates studios are fun to visit! CP is easy to visit multiple studios to get the best…read moreexperience!

I'm not sure why it took me so long to try this place! It was def a great workout. When you first…read morewalk in, it's a little intimidating to see the ring, but have no fear. The owners are great and they really do a great job of making you feel comfortable. All you need for your first class is water and a towel. They will walk you through the workout. I really enjoyed hitting the pads. They are also so chill about signing up. Looks like I found a new place close to home!

I came here for a first free class, and absolutely loved my workout. It's one of the most flexible…read moregroup workout classes I've been in, where you can choose between boxing circuits, weights, cardio, etc. For beginners, the instructors make a huge effort to make sure you're properly being trained, walk you through workouts you aren't familiar with, and give you priority for one-on-one instruction. I felt welcomed within the first 5 minutes, and they don't have any kind of aggressive sales tactics. If you like it, you can sign up for a membership. This made me feel way more comfortable about singing up for 11 more sessions. All in all, the people were great, the workout kicked my butt, and I had so much fun!!

Really enjoyed my class here! Love the dark yoga room and the music was on point! Get ready to…read moresweat, and feel refreshed afterwards.

I took the hot yoga flow with Zoe on a Saturday for the 8:30 class. This is the first time going…read moreand Zoe was excellent. I signed up ahead of time and you can either bring a mat or rent one. Zoe was super welcoming and we were ready for our class. The inside of the class was dark with nice mood lighting. Throughout the class they planned calm music but current things like hozier. The class was rejuvenating but definitely quick because it's a flow. I was struggling sometimes but was able to pick up the next pose. At the end you get a cold lavender towel and it was so refreshing. I would definitely take a class here again!

This club is a wonderful environment. Timeless, elegant and fully equipped. I highly recommend.read more

I suppose that, for a young man with disposable income and a desire for a somewhat old-fashioned…read morehealth club, this would be good. I had been an out-of-town member a while back, since I live 500 miles away. I loved the idea that there was at least one all-male club left where, on one floor and in one common area, I could take a shower, use the steam room and the sauna, and take a swim, without needing a swimsuit. Meanwhile, the facilities have been somewhat renovated, altho they are still a bit clunky. Sadly, swimsuits are now required, although the club is still all-male. If there is no more communal nudity (there were, of course, fewer men present due to COVID, but they all seemed VERY nervous about being naked), why not make the place coed? It also is much more expensive than LA Fitness, for example, with not as many amenities available, so what's the point? So, if you live in Cincinnati, like to spend extra money (admittedly, gym wear is laundered, and each man has his own locker), I guess that this is good. Otherwise, try a chain gym.

I miss the old Town and Country. It is mostly just for volleyball and soccer now. It used to have…read morechildcare, more equipment, and classes for us.

Equipment outdated. Need serious refreshment. Flat bench taped together. Preacher curl off…read morebranded cheap feeling.

Was turned away from a fun night out with my husband to paint a Star Wars painting. Very…read morepretentious and rude staff. Do not pay for camps or classes-very overrated. We were not offered a refund even though we were turned away at the door. One of the most unbelievably ridiculous encounters I've ever had. We would not recommend Baker Hunt as the owner is extremely rude.

I have been taking classes here for years. The instructors and staff make you feel welcome…read more Classes are art based but also cooking as an art. I took my grand daughter to a cooking class and she loved it!! There are numerous classes for all ages. I would definitely recommend!!