I just love the vibe - not snooty, everyone is nice. Plus's they have everything you'd ever need…read morefor a great workout. It's clean and well run but mostly, it's the people (staff and members)

I have been going to Whetstone for about 5 years, and I like it…read more I previously went to a "corporate" type place and after 8 years, they shut down and did not even notify me. Whetstone is smaller but that fits me. Weekday mornings there is usually a dozen or so "mature adults'' and it is a friendly relaxed atmosphere. Typically, Folks greet each other even if just to say "good morning". I have had trainers offer suggestions or help even though I am not their client. The facility is well maintained and clean. When Donnie, the owner, is not with a client he is usually checking equipment or cleaning something. He is very concerned with maintaining a high-quality facility. It may not be the place for everyone. I'm just an old guy that feels better when I work out and I think that is common on weekday mornings. I intend to continue going to Whetstone Fitness.

My husband and I have been going to this gym for 3 years now, and we love it. We travel often and…read morehave been to lots of Anytime Fitness gyms in WA among other states, and this one remains one of our top favorites. It has everything you could possibly need for a good lift or cardio workout, and the staff has always been so friendly and so helpful. Such a great community here!

Kate was so informative! She was nice to me and the youth I have as with…read more The gym was clean the machines are all up to date. Everyone was practicing social distancing and there was not a lot of people here. Definitely recommend this place!

I have a 18-yr-old, severely Autistic son. He loves to swim. So when I was looking for a gym to…read morejoin with him, Lacey LA Fitness seemed like a good option. But what made me realize we were in the RIGHT place was the response to our needs! ALL the staff have been helpful and kind the entire 3 years we've been members. They helped me come up with appropriate ways to workout successfully and include my son. All their efforts have been documented and shared so that our needs are addressed respectfully AS WELL as the needs of other clients! Recently my son and I were enjoying a typical day in the pool when were were yelled at by another client. She was upset about the way we were using the Handicap restroom. I understood her concerns and tried to calmly discuss them with her. However, she was instantly elevated in her attitude and began screaming at my son and I. I am grateful that in his quiet world, he didn't even notice. In that chaotic moment, his symptoms were a blessing. However, I felt sad and frustrated as I watched my son enjoying himself. A few moments later, another client who I have become friendly with, came out to the pool to let me know that the confrontational woman continued to talk about my family and try to insight others in the locker room to her plight. My friend informed me that this woman was "waiting" for us to come back through the locker room so she could give me a "piece of her mind". My friend made me aware that she had let the front desk know what was going on. 2 minutes later, Gwen and Danny showed up at the pool! They asked how we were and shared their concern. They were kind, calm and transparent while being totally professional and understanding of all points of view represented. They asked if we felt comfortable and offered to help. Because of their care and concern, I was able to have my son walk through the men's restroom with another client with no stress. I was able to allow my son the right to enjoy the pool, with no stress to him and leave the gym feeling safe, protected and respected! There's NO better feeling! Thank you, everyone!

Like all commercial gyms, they do factory direct equipment purchases for their base of equipment at…read morea new location, usually through already established contractual relationships with lifetime fitness or star trac etc. But if you're a good general manager of the gym, you realize the shortcomings of equipment vs your total membership numbers and adjust and purchase equipment accordingly This gym and its management has not done that. TWO (2) squat racks in a gym with well over 3k total members is absurd. Poor management and club planning. Sales are sales in the gym business, but take care of your members at least

The Pilates class was great, calm atmosphere, supportive instructor, and a workout that felt gentle…read morebut effective.

Well.. the time has come for me to write this review for OTF West Olympia. In the previous years,…read moreI've written two lengthy, detailed reviews for OTF Downtown Bellevue, so for reviews on workout programs and membership info, please check out my other reviews or other reviews here. : ) This review is for the staff at OTF West Olympia, and what makes this location the best one yet in the Puget Sound. I have been to several OTFs locations in Puget Sound, and some in California and Texas. This location has a great balance between the front desk staff and the coaches, they work so well together. They're truly "OTF FamOly (otf family Olympia)." The entire culture here is extremely inviting and encouraging as how OTF should be (though I've not felt so much at other locations). Front desk staff are very knowledgeable and friendly and you can also see them working out in the studios sometimes. Coach Kylee, Jamie, Q, Megan, Dilllon are a solid team of coaches here at OTF West Olympia they all have different coaching techniques and background so I find it fun to try all of their workouts. To be honest, at other studios, I used to have favorite coaches... and some I did not enjoy as much. Here, that has never been a problem. Oh, and they all have great taste in workout music which is huuuuge! Another very important point I should mention is that OTF West Olympia's Facebook group and Instagram pages are managed extremely well. Other OTFs, not so much- you see very outdated social media pages and no postings from coaches. Lastly, they have done a fantastic job with their communication on Studio hours and program updates during pandemic. They consistently review and update studio times to fit our "WFH schedules" and managed to try 30-min, and 45-minute workouts for those who have busy WFH lives. This studio is only less than 2 years old and have already accomplished so much. I am so glad to have this studio so close to me.

I have been going to Thrive since about 2016; it's been a wonderful experience for me. This place…read moreis great, has everything a person could want to get a good work out and a hot sauna for relaxation. Even in a time of great confusion, I had a place to go to when world thought closing down everyone from healthy choices, and religion services was the way to stop a virus that turned out to be a minor inconvenience. The staff at this facility are extremely friendly, always helpful. Thank you Thrive Lacey Corporate Center.

I canceled membership in September 2025, I am still being charged membership fees 4 months later…read more It was an employee error that was corrected very quickly.

Big Fun Fitness is so great! Polly does a great job of customizing a workout plan to each person's…read moreneeds in a fun, supportive and knowledgable way. It is SO RARE to find a fitness instructor who is not focused on weight loss as essential to being fit. Polly uses HAES (Health at Any Size) principles and is invested in helping each person develop strength, mobility, body awareness and endurance. She's thoughtful and kind to clients, and is developing a really awesome business that everyone should check out. Yay Big Fun Fitness!

Is this place for real? The best equipment, an uh-may-zing trainer and super accessible classes. I…read morecame as an out of town guest with a friend and it felt comfortable in less than two minutes. I got a great workout, learned so much, and had a blast. I even came back for two more workouts on my vacation! Whether you love gym life or hate gym life, this is a great workout for all levels that is engaging and unique. I highly recommend.

Another day at the YMCA, and the hot tub is still not working. The entire Y was closed for repairs…read moreand refurbishing for three weeks. And six weeks later the hot tub failed, for unknown reasons?????? And it remained unknown for weeks. Finally it was determined the computer controlling the chemicals was not operating. Really. For sixty years chemicals were added by hand, and measured the results. But the staff cannot do that now? The weather turned really cold, and the hallway heater to the locker room failed. Oh well dash, and into the warm shower. Well so those run cold, and after weeks of complaint, it runs hot, but now only for 10 seconds with no pressure. I could hand pump water faster than pushing that little button every ten seconds. Half the soap dispensers do not dispense soap??? Now a new learning, double pumping water with the left hand, and soap with the right, while not pushing your self over. Oh well, a quick cold shower is invigorating and the showers are wide open. Better keep moving. The drain in the drying area has been clogged for two weeks. The standing water is great for spreading foot fungus, and there is no way around it, but the signs are there to warn you not to slip, on the now slimy floors. The Y does warn you to avoid liability, but when the hazard is not avoidable, one wonders if just unplugging the drain would have a better result. You and I don't have the time to discuss all the bungling. Time for management, whether it is new, or old.

Ymca is a rip off who takes advantage of everyone. I have coached many teams in my younger years…read moreand now my grandchildren are starting to play. Find out it cost over $100 to play basketball and when asked what size shirt they wear he was given a shirt way to big and when asked they responded with they didn't have any his size, so why ask what size shirt when you sign up, also no balls supplied for practice every player was asked to supply there own ball. Ymca has gone way down hill since I was coaching. Tried to reach out to sports program director and never can get ahold of them and never get calls returned. Ymca is a rip off stay away there are other programs that are lots better.

This Gym is very small, but great things come in small packages! I joined on a Living Social deal…read moreand was told that after a week I could roll into a membership with no enrollment fee. I only wanted to try the Zumba class, but I have a feeling I will be utilizing the equipment there also on off-Zumba days. The staff is friendly and helpful, the facility is clean, and it't only 5 minutes from my house. Kristina, the Zumba instructor is fantastic, and certainly makes the class extra fun and highly energized! The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is due to the gym's size... but for what I need, it's perfect! Very excited to continue my visits here!

Comfortable- good size- classes are fun- you never have to wait for a machine- it's never too…read morecrowded. They have showers too which I haven't used. I also hear that there's a tanning bed which I also haven't used. I sometimes wish they were open later but that doesn't take away from it. They have a loft on top that's only for women which is nice too.

I've had my fair share of group gyms and with Covid I just stuck with my Peloton and home gym. I…read morefinally broke out of my routine and joined orange theory about 8 months post knee surgery. For reasons I won't mention, that wasn't a good fit. I was hesitant to join a cross fit gym because while I want the workout I don't want the chaos that comes with It. Instead I found a close knit community with a range of ages that all have the same goal in mind. I'm only on week three but I'm glad I found this gym. street parking, 0600 and 0700 classes are my typical stop and rarely have them been fill to capacity

Found myself in Olympia for a week for work, so I needed to drop in. I'm somewhat new to Crossfit…read moreand was a little intimidated with the thought of leaving the comfort zone of my home gym, but I went for it and I'm so glad I did! Everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Equipment was organized and neatly stacked in individual workstations. The week before I arrived I had emailed Juanita to let her know I'd be dropping in. She responded right away and sent me the class schedule so I could plan accordingly. Classes started and ended promptly. Metered parking on the street, but it's very cheap. Thanks for making my first drop-in experience a great one!

The comments about the extreme heat in this gym are accurate. The temperature is consistently…read moreuncomfortable and makes working out far more difficult than it should be. My larger concern is with a specific white front‑desk employee whose behavior was unprofessional and, based on his own comments, appeared biased. When my wife (Asian) and I (Hispanic) checked in, he was immediately rude and confrontational. He questioned whether we were together even after I confirmed it multiple times, then insisted on procedures that were completely different from what other employees at this same location required just two days earlier. When I asked why the process had suddenly changed, he responded with sarcasm and said he "wasn't there at the time," then added that the African American employee who checked us in previously "wasn't doing his job." Instead of simply explaining the policy, he escalated the situation, threatened to refuse us service, and gave the impression he might involve the police over something trivial. After our workout, we asked when the manager would be available. We were told to come back the next morning at 10 AM. When I did, I was informed the manager doesn't work weekends. At that point, it was hard not to feel misled. The one positive interaction was with an employee named Alex, who listened respectfully and left a note for the manager. Unfortunately, the overall experience was enough for us to cancel our membership and look for a better‑run gym.

Planet Fitness has a high throughput model targeting a specific fitness population, and it can be a…read moregood option if you fit within their audience. If you fall outside of their model, perhaps because you have special needs due to a disability and chronic illness, their corporate policies do not leave room for accommodation.