I can't say anything but, good things about this place. It's literally my saving grace. EVERYONE who works there from the instructors to the front desk are so kind and accommodating. I've been to many spin studios in Boston , even in the heart of the city and, I hadn't found a place anything like this EVER. I take working out pretty seriously and I like intense workouts. I think I may be addicted to this place. I often take several classes a day. Unlike soul cycle where I felt uncomfortable and like I was being judged this place is the total opposite. The instructors are actually a lot better and it's a community there. It almost feels as if your part of a team. Definitely recommend this place if your looking for a spin place or if you want a really good workout and want to feel good about yourself. This place is where it is at. read more

THIS PLACE MAKES YOU WANT TO ACTUALLY WORKOUT!! Friendly staff, great workouts and best music!! The instructors will motivate you to the fullest! So much better than the other studios around here. read more

I like spin classes...and I am man enough to admit it publicly. I have been going to spin classes for a while know and I have gone to lots of places to partake in this fitness extravaganza. I have been to gyms like Boston Sports Clubs, to the super fancy Flywheel and the super pretentious Soul Cycle. I ended up at Sweat for a couple of reasons. 1. It was the least snotty of the places I've been. As a guy going to these classes, its not always to feel at ease in these types of places, but everyone here is pretty cool and more importantly they remember my name and I'm a sucker for places that remember me. 2. Its actually a pretty good value. I go with the unlimited package as I try to go 4-5 times a week. It's $80 a month which compared to its similar types of studios (Flywheel is $220, Soul Cycle is $540 for 20 classes...ridiculous). If you do the unlimited you also get free shoe rental. 3. Great instructors usually when you have a better value you sacrifice quality but that isn't the case here. They are all different but all good in there own ways. 4. Convenient times for classes. I take the 5:45 class usually as I like to get in and out and not worry about it for the rest of the day. But they have classes in the afternoon and evening as well. In closing, this is great place to go if you want to get in a great work out with people who don't care what you look like or how much money you make. And listen its not just for women any more its also for lazy middle aged men that want to rediscover the little things in life...like their toes. read more

I just returned to spinning after a lengthy upper respiratory illness kept me out of commission for a few months. The opening of this studio happily coincided with my doctor's green light! My goal - back to the triathlon shape I was in 5 years ago! The studio is very pleasant visually and the young owner, Krista, has done a fantastic job of making it both inviting and modern. Bathed in hues of green, the studio is vibrant at even the most ungodly hour of 5:45 a.m. when the pre-work crowd attends. It is equally pleasant later in the day after work when you might expect it to be stuffy on a summer afternoon. Open for about three weeks now, classes are becoming well attended with pleasant classmates. The instructors are appropriately challenging, ranging in ages and musical tastes, and brimming with enough inspirational energy to make even the biggest couch potato sprint through the end of class. Class types also vary with some using light free weights for an arm workout during at least one song. All of the classes ask participants to fully utilize their core and engage all positions on the bike - but there is no shame piled on if you need a break or have to go a little different pace than some of the younger, fitter folk! Shoes are available for those who don't have their own bike shoes (they really do help!) and the staff is happy to help a newbie adjust the bike and clip in without any hint of condescension. Towels are provided and water/sport drinks are for sale if you forget to bring your own. So - stop reading Yelp and GO SWEAT! read more

This has got to be the best place in the area to spin. Beautiful brand new space, clean and bright, with brand new spin bikes. Staff clean the bike after every class (you don't have to!) and set it up with a small pair of hand weights and a fresh towel. You can rent spin shoes if you want to clip in or try them out for the first time (if not, you can fit your sneakers in the pedal cages). The best part of spinning is that you can make it your own ride. The instructors here are great and leading the classes and motivating you to do your best. You don't have to do everything the instructors do. I have two bad knees and metal fused to my spine - I make each class work for me and I never feel like I'm less because of it. The music in class is great no matter what instructor you get - classes typically ride to the beat of the music so it's easier (I think) to keep up. And the first class is free so you can't go wrong. read more

I love Sweat Indoor Cycling. I went every morning for several months while I was at school. The instructors are always prepared to get you excited and upbeat... or in my case WAKE YOU UP! Prices are high. I wish it wasn't so expensive for students or I absolutely would have stayed a member for the rest of the year. I'm looking forward to continuing classes soon . read more

I. AM. OBSESSED. I started going to Sweat right when it opened over the summer, I loved it and went pretty consistently to Tayla's classes on Wednesday mornings (which were great). I took a little break and started back up again last month and over just a over a month of not going they had already intensely grown their number of classes, instructors and types of classes. I now go just about every Tuesday and Thursday morning, some random nights and today I tried my first Saturday class. Every instructor brings something totally different to the table but they are all very motivating and really encourage pushing yourself and also allow youto really control your workout. The music choices are great and I'm always sore the day after no matter what. First ride is always free to try which is an added plus and they have various packages you can buy to decrease the individual class rate. Now that people have caught word of this place the classes fill up FAST, so make sure you sign up right when the schedule is out. read more

LOVE IT!! Between getting a free class for your first ride and an unlimited month for $80 -I couldn't be happier with my beginning experiences here! It's a welcoming environment to all fitness levels, This place is a must try! read more

OBSESSED with this place. First of all, the owner (Krista) is amazing, she is very accessible and incredibly helpful in any situation in addition to being very friendly around the studio. All the instructors are challenging in their own way, providing a unique class every week. I have tried out many studios including the high-end ones in Boston but nothing beats this place, yet Sweat still has the lowest prices around (especially for students such as myself). I would highly recommend this studio to anyone looking for a great workout, great music and great people! read more

Love, love, love! I've been doing spin now for a couple months and I feel amazing! I'm getting toned up and lost over 10lbs! These classes are no joke and intense. But you can go at your own pace at the beginning! It's not scary! LOL. The instructors are so motivating! I'm so glad I made the decision to try ut read more

I recently tried the Beginners class here. First, the positives. The studio is aesthetically beautiful - the decor is lovely and appropriate for the business. They were very friendly at check in and offered to rent me shoes. Many small studios don't have anyone to check you in or to answer questions, so being a newbie I really appreciated this. I didn't take them up on the offer to rent shoes but I might next time. The class started and ended promptly which I appreciated. I liked that we didn't have to clean our own bikes after class. As I said I took the Beginners class. I have been to a few spin classes before, but not for a few years and I'm admittedly out of shape, so I thought an intro class would be good for me. Let me tell you, this class was very hard! I was expecting them to come around to everyone to help set up bikes and make sure we were all set (they didn't). The instructor did ask actually once the class had already started but I'm sure nobody wanted to interrupt and hold everyone up (at least I didn't). Also, what if I had rented shoes - I've never used them before and definitely wouldn't have known how to clip them in without some help. What if anyone really had never been to a spin class? They would have been SOL here! They ask you to arrive 15 minutes early, but there was a class immediately before, so by the time they cleaned and turned the room over, it was already time to start - no time for questions/etc. I also would have appreciated a little more explanation in the beginning what to expect from this class - how the "presses" and weights would be incorporated, the style of the ride so you can pace yourself, etc. The instructor just went straight into the sequences and it was really hard for me to follow - both confusing and physically difficult. About half way thru I stopped trying to follow and kinda did my own thing, which I saw a few other students doing and didn't seem to be an issue thankfully. The instructor for this particular class was a substitute. I think I am going to give the Beginners class one more try with the regular instructor. If it goes any better I'll be sure to update my review. read more

Sometimes, you just need to take the time out of your day and leave a review when you have found something so amazing! From the minute I walked in, I LOVED THE VIBE! The staff make you feel like family and the owners are simply awesome. You can tell they're running this studio with passion! There's a review on here that is absolutely ludicrous, ignorant and rude! The reviewer tried to rip this amazing studio apart without the right knowledge. This studio is an 'indoor cycling studio' NOT a 'spinning' studio. There's a difference!! The term "spinning" is associated with MAD DOGG. The term 'indoor cycling' originated from the birth of SOULCYCLE. TWO DIFFERENT THINGS and TWO DIFFERENT STYLES! I laughed when the reviewer wrote "the instructors are all MAD DOGG certified." Soo, she asked each instructor what their certification is???? (righhhttt..that's doubtful) Contraindicated moves??? Maybe according to MAD DOGG, but NOT indoor cycling. MAD DOGG doesn't "rip"up certifications! MAD DOGG doesn't own the cycling world! I hate when people leave reviews when they don't educate themselves about the studio first or educate themselves regarding the two different styles! If it was so contraindicated, then why do we see more indoor cycling studios then spinning studios?? Anyway, back to reality, with that said, if you're looking for a SOULCYCLE type of class, with the same talent, without the judgement, community atmosphere, personalized attention, family feel, and more affordable pricing options...then this is your place. You'll see what I mean. Can't wait to be back SWEAT!! Oh and yes, the reviewer did get one thing right.....THEY WILL SUCCEED!!! read more

Sweat is awesome! I went everyday for a few months in the spring. They always have great music and lighting to get you pumped up. If you have never spun before make sure to let them know. They are always happy to help. I only wish they had more/different time options. I like to get my workout done in the morning and the 5:45 start time is too late. It would be nice if one or two days a week there was an option of a 5:15 class. read more

Love Sweat Cycle in Wakefield! Clean studio with new bikes and a bright space. Friendly staff and owner. Music and ride is motivating, without being too loud as I have found at other cycling studios. Love the full body workout with the addition of weights. Hard not to get addicted. read more