I was visiting this studio, and it was okay! The front desk staff were very nice and helpful, and…read morethe coach for the Tread 50 class I took was okay. My biggest complaint was the extremely outdated treadmills! I haven't seen treadmills that old in years, so that was a bummer. The studio layout wasn't great, either, but it wasn't a huge deal.

I have been an Elite member now for 2 months. The elite membership is $119 for 8 classes per month…read more What I like about Orangetheory is that you can cancel with 30 days notice and there are no long term contracts. I have been going twice a week now since September and I am starting to see and feel my efforts pay off. I have lost 5lbs and I have increased my endurance on the treadmill. I typically do the evening 5:30lm class and/or a Saturday morning class and I love all the coaches! The coaches are really great about making sure you're doing the floor exercises properly and they provide clear explain actions of the exercises. I really love that I am able to get a TOTAL body workout in just under an hour; which makes this really easy to incorporate into my life. I can't say enough good things about the Orangetheory program, the coaches and staff. I would highly recommend giving this a try if you struggle with finding motivation to go to the gym on a regular basis. They have a wide range of class times available to fit just about anyones schedule.

I checked out Hotworx this weekend as part of a contrast therapy session, a partnership they are…read moredoing with Arctic Bath & Coffee, located right next door in the same plaza. Basically, you get to do a heated workout in the infrared saunas at Hotworx and follow it up with a cold plunge at Arctic Bath & Coffee after. What a rush! Heated workouts aren't my favorite, as I usually get a little lightheaded, but the friendly team at Hotworx talked me through the info and let me know that I could just take a breather if the heated workout was too much. Your time in the sauna is your time, so you spend it how you need to. I tried the hot yoga, where up to three people can do yoga side by side. You have to use their Hotworx mats and towels, but they had plenty to utilize. They also had foam rollers available, which was a nice touch. The other sauna choices had things like row machines and stationary bikes, and I thought it was cool that you could do workouts like that in the saunas. I may try the rowing next time. They also have a free weights gym area in the middle of the facility, and anyone at Hotworx can use it while they are there. It's a members only studio, so the main door is locked unless you have your member access. You just book the session you want (or as many as you want) and head in to get a great workout! I highly recommend trying out the fire and ice combo they are doing with Arctic Baths next door. It's so rejuvenating to get in an awesome sweat at Hotworx and instantly cool down your body (literally) in a cold plunge right after. And the teams at both businesses couldn't be nicer.

I started about 2 weeks ago and the environment is so positive the heat makes you feel so good I…read morecan tell when I haven't been bc I dont feel as good. I've worked out for years and this is the best! So clean

I can't say enough good things about BE. All of the teachers and classes are the best I've ever…read moreencountered. Each teacher has their own special gift and they all provide a beautiful, powerful, challenging, and nurturing yoga experience. I love all of the different classes and time options, which make it very easy to work yoga into my schedule. Whatever kind of yoga you are feeling up to each day-- there's a class for that! I also like that there are both hot yoga and non-hot yoga classes, so I can mix it up depending what I'm feeling that day. The BE's raving reputation is well known in the community, and when you visit BE you'll know exactly why. And I have to give a special shout-out. I joined the BE when I found out that Dana Flynn was teaching there. She is truly special. Yoga with her is not just yoga-- it's an experience.

Super disappointed that Body Electric made the poor decision to change out Chris as the 8:30am Hot…read moreYoga instructor on Sundays. I've been taking him class for close to 3 years and it's full to nearly full every Sunday. Why someone in their leadership thought this was a good idea is so frustrating. All of Chris' stand ins on Sundays doesn't even come close to his expertise and technique. Bring Chris back please

I've been coming to this gym for years, and I want to start with what keeps me showing…read moreup--Tiffany's Total Body Fit class on Sundays. She is absolutely fantastic!! I've been attending her classes consistently for the past 4 years, and no one else compares. I've tried other trainers and always walk away a bit disappointed. Tiffany delivers every single time. Her routines are top-notch--thoughtfully designed to hit all major muscle groups while incorporating cardio in a way that's both challenging and energizing. She never misses, brings great energy, and I genuinely look forward to her class every Sunday. I feel it when I miss! Honestly, I wish she offered more sessions... and I'd love to know--what happened to her spin classes?? Now for the hard part... Unfortunately, the facility she's forced to teach in has been in disrepair for far too long--going on about two years. The ceiling leaks, which has caused the floor to warp, and there are orange cones marking unusable areas. On top of that, the air conditioning is unreliable, and the room can get uncomfortably hot--especially during an intense workout. This brings to mind the "broken window" concept--the idea that when small issues are left unaddressed, it signals a lack of care and attention, which often leads to bigger problems. When a business allows visible maintenance issues to persist, it sends a message--not just about the space, but about standards and priorities. It's disappointing because there are truly great instructors here like Tiffany who deserve a facility that matches the quality they bring every single week. Fix the space. Support your trainers. Your members will notice--and appreciate it.

Pros- Friendly staff. Easy parking…read more Areas for improvement- Could be a little cleaner. Need to update the facility. It's beat up. There's a lot of space for more equipment. Air conditioning is frequently broken. On several occasions buckets collecting water from roof leaks. Not the best LA Fitness out there.

Great workout studio and such a friendly atmosphere! I fell off the workout wagon for about 6 years…read moreand tried barre to get me back up and going again. They offer a free foundations class to teach you the moves and lingo and introduce you to the pure barre family. I was extremely happy I signed up for this class for two main reasons. 1- it seriously helps you learn the lingo and form you will be using in every class. This is where I met Holly, an instructor and manager who was so welcoming and friendly. That leads me to number 2. This class gave me the courage to come back. I want to make it clear this is a great workout. They will push you to your limits and you will feel great afterwards. But this class and Holly made me feel encouraged, welcomed and enough which is what I feared for so long. This is what you get when you come to this studio. I came back for my second class called classic which is 50 minutes of pure work!! I am still learning the form, still getting used to it and that's ok. I give it my best, my instructor Kayla was awesome and gave me tips throughout and then followed up with me after class. If you are in a similar situation to this post, try this class!! You will not regret. My favorite part is that the moves are low impact and high intensity so anyone of any fitness level or age can take this class! The studio is clean, large and offers retail too! They have an awesome app to schedule classes, set goals and keep track of your progress. They have ample class times to fit anyone's schedule and a variety of packages ranging from individuals classes, class packs or unlimited to for your needs and budget. This is an investment for your mind, body and soul which is so worth it!

Don't go! New owner has been charging me for five years since covid with my consent. I quit at that…read moretime. She only reached out to let me know my card didn't go through. I had no idea. No emails when she took over! She is a money grabber and doesn't care about her students or non existent students.

Big gym, spacious. Lots of equipment and cheap. However, equipment is CONSTANTLY broken, mostly…read morecardio but sometimes weights. Sometimes they put signs up sayings things are broken and sometimes they don't. I almost hurt myself bad on the leg press because they failed to put a sign on it that it was broken. There's sooo much staff here but they can't be bothered to do jack shit except stand at the front desk and talk to each other. They don't even have the decency to replace the towels to wipe equipment with. It probably takes like 5 seconds but I guess they are all too good for that. Super pathetic.

I am loving all of the renovations that they are making to this gym, including adding a cold plunge…read moreand infrared sauna. I have not tried the infrared sauna, but I do like the fact that they continually invest in making this gym better. I know that I am not the only person in the area that likes this gym because rush hour during the week, it is nearly impossible to find a parking spot. Group fitness classes also have a tendency to fill up fast, but everyone that I have met in the classes have been very nice. Crunch is continually updating and refreshing their equipment and it is evident. I left crunch to go to amped because they are 24 hours a day, seven days a week, but I feel like I lost out on a lot of stuff so I came back.