The most endearing quality of this gym is that it's gritty , and I mean that in a good way. Not a…read more"Stand and Model" gym. This is a serious place to workout hard. It's not pretty it's functional. Machine's aren't the newest or fanciest. But it all works as designed. If you are a Chardonnay sipping fu-fu, this isn't the place for you.

Great little spot, all the machines and equipment, great old school vibe. Walkable from most placesread more

I was spending a little time in Saint Pete and this gym was conveniently located near my Airbnb and…read morethe beach. It's a 24/7 gym that has staff through the early afternoon. It's small but it has enough equipment for any workout. On my trip I paid around $70 for a month. They also host a bunch of classes that I haven't taken. Great value and location.

So a heads up you want to cancel your membership they make it as hard as thy can…read more you just can call them TO CANCEL You have to write a letter and then have to fill out a form If your thinking of trying them for a short time go some place else Their cancellation policy is a problem and a bunch of BS

We should've known this gym would be a hassle from the start--nobody was ever physically present at…read morethe Pasadena location to help with signups. We ended up driving to the 34th Street location instead. My husband decided to sign up for a full year since his busy schedule wouldn't allow him to return just to complete the signup process. I, however, insisted on trying it out first. Luckily, I did. The gym was tiny, dank, and dirty. The atmosphere was uncomfortable, with men walking around grunting and even farting--definitely not my scene. My husband, on the other hand, decided to stick with it due to its proximity to our home. He figured the low cost and convenience made it worthwhile, so he developed a routine and stuck with it. Then the hurricane hit, and the gym was closed for over a month. My husband lost his routine, and I didn't want him going back because we never saw any professional remediation company address potential hurricane damage. Despite our concerns, when we tried to cancel his membership, the nightmare got worse. We called the 34th Street location (where we signed up) to cancel, only to be told they couldn't process it because the 34th location had "never closed." That's despite the fact that Pasadena--the gym he actually used --had been flooded. We were forced to sign up at 34th only because the Pasadena location was never open for signups, but their records clearly showed his usage at Pasadena. In the end, they refused to cancel his membership and scammed him out of over $500 for a service he couldn't even use.

Love it. Clean and great facility. Awesome to work out in. It couldn't have been better. My gym…read moreaway from home.

As someone who helps people navigate grief and loss for a living, I've learned that emotional pain…read moredoesn't just stay in our heads. It often shows up in our bodies too. Stress, grief, trauma, anxiety, and major life changes can leave us feeling exhausted, disconnected, and stuck. That's one of the reasons I'm such a believer in personal training. The Athleticus has been a wonderful reminder that movement is medicine. Exercise isn't just about losing weight or fitting into a smaller pair of jeans. It's about feeling stronger, thinking more clearly, sleeping better, and reconnecting with yourself when life has knocked you down. What I love about the trainers here is that they genuinely care. You don't feel like a number. You feel seen. They meet you where you are and help you move forward one step at a time. Some days that means pushing harder. Other days it means celebrating the fact that you showed up. The facility is beautiful, the energy is positive, and the coaching is top-notch. Hands down the best personal training available in St. Pete/Gulfport I've seen firsthand how physical movement can support emotional healing, and I wish more people understood that connection. If you're carrying stress, grief, burnout, or just feeling disconnected from yourself, investing in your health can be one of the most powerful things you do. I wish more of my coaching clients lived locally so I could refer/recommend them to this spot!

I'm a snowbird and this is my second season training here, and I can honestly say it's one of the…read morebest decisions I've made for my health. Every trainer I've worked with has a deep understanding of both physical therapy and strength training, which really sets this place apart. They don't just put you through workouts, they build a program around your body, your limitations, and your goals. It feels personal, thoughtful, and safe, while still helping you get stronger over time. If you're looking for something beyond a typical gym or rushed physical therapy, this is it. Highly recommend.

The excessive equipment/ machines that are broken is ridiculous and lack of getting them repaired…read morein a timely basis where machines are sometimes down for months. The water fountain for people to fill their bottles got repaired after several months of not working for a simple issue, it has people hiking across the gym for water. we've had many problems with the staff not showing up and opening up on time. Lastly, the purple Jim makes this place look like a ghetto. I would be embarrassed to say that this is an LA fitness gym anywhere else

Charles was very rude. Here from AZ. Had a free 7 day pass. Would not give my QR code. Would…read morenot help me. Spent 30 mins trying to figure it out. Left. Came back. Got Ryan to try to help me. Then Ryan told me that they were not giving free passes over Spring Break. Totally lying to me. Never going there again.

This gym has gone downhill even more since the corporation took over. It's dirtier, equipment is…read morenot working, bathrooms are gross, toilets don''t flush, grime on the walls.. I can' imagine how dirty the equipment must be. The corporate people that are there keep saying the gym is going to be cleaned up, we are halfway through January, nothing has changed.

Great gym but recently homeless people have been getting in and staying in the bathroom making a…read moremess and spreading their belongings everywhere. Which makes it impossible to go into.

Fantastic, awesome results, muscles gaining and fat melt, thanks Personal Trainer…read moreANASTASIA....Ses great, really knows her stuff!

Small, smelly, and really predatory pricing. Would recommend to someone that I hoped caught a…read moredisease while working out. Better off running from the homeless that loiter outside.

I recently joined the YMCA and this location is my home branch. The staff is incredibly welcoming…read moreand the services at the YMCA provides are unmatched. Special shout out to Morgan, Stacy, Lorenzo, and Mia, who make the experience feel like they actually care about everyone who walks through the doors. The workout classes, the gym, the kids zone, the pool, and the facilities are such a great value for what you pay. The YMCA is great for me to work throughout the day in between working out and also for my kids to have fun in the kids zone and summer camps! Each day, I'm finding out something new about this location that I didn't know and absolutely love it!

As a new member I was nervous about returning to fitness. Jeffery, Jamie, Kelly, Lorenzo, and…read moreMaggie made the transition incredibly positive. Their professionalism, encouragement, and genuine care helped me regain confidence and stay committed to my fitness journey safely.

My favorite way to start the day is beach yoga with Nava Yoga at Pass-A-Grille. It's the perfect…read moreway to increase your oxytocin (connection with yoga community/friends), serotonin (bask in the sun), endorphins (yoga) and dopamine (the sound of the ocean waves) all at once.

For my 1500th review: Nava Yoga Studio! How fitting, given my new path of mindfulness and…read moremeditation. While in St. Pete Beach, Florida, visiting my mom for Christmas, I was eager to continue on my yoga journey, even while on vacation. Luckily, Nava Yoga Studio was within walking distance of my mom's condo. Additionally, they were offering a wonderful new student special where you could partake in two weeks of unlimited yoga classes for $50. Both my mother and I signed up and have since taken three classes. Each of the instructors has been incredibly well-versed with their own unique style. The three classes have all been a variation of Vinyasa, or flow yoga. I like how the flow can be adapted based on your level of experience. My mom has been looking for a much deeper stretch while I really look to push and challenge myself. The studio itself is quaint and can probably only hold 12 to 15 people comfortably. They do use an app to have you reserve your spot ahead of time but also accept drop-in students for $20 per class (space permitting). They offer a variety of classes both in-studio, virtually on zoom, as well as some beach yoga. If you are like me, visiting from out of town, they do have yoga mats that you can rent for two dollars per session. Nava has been an absolute highlight of my Christmas vacation in Florida.