Great gym! We love this place because we work late shifts at the hospital and can come here after…read morework and still get our workout in before bed! Love that this place is 24 hours with safe, keypad access. They have a decent amount of equipment variety and I love that it's a "smaller" local gym versus a planet fitness monster gym. Staff was very nice and professional during our sign up process. Update: took a few photos of the women's locker room!

A good, honest gym is very hard to come by (see my review of Urban Active...). Fitness on Frankfort…read moreis clean, nice, helpful, and friendly. With 24/7 access using your card, a swipe can get you in any time you please. As a female, I'm always a little hesitant entering a place that has no staff at certain hours, but I've never had a problem. All of the patrons here are polite, and I feel fairly comfortable going in at anytime. Clean towels, fairly good magazines, and spotless floors and equipment. Some people gawk at the price ($45 a month for 1 year contract) but I think it's perfect. You truly get your $$$ worth. I like supporting a local business, and If I have an issue, I can actually talk to someone instead of being given the run around, like with chain gyms.

I've tried two classes here so far. The gym is very nice and the staff is always friendly and…read morehelpful. They offer a variety of workouts but their focus is kickboxing. I did the boot camp workout this morning and it was hard, it was a full body and cardio work out that lasted 45 minutes. One downside is the there are not that many classtimes for those that work normal business hours.

I used to be someone who made excuses to go to the gym until I met Ed and Christine. I go three to…read morefour times a week, after work, Saturday mornings-- a new habit I never expected to enjoy. I love the classes and the camaraderie too. Highly recommend!!!!

Shred415 has become a regular on my Classpass rotation. If you're looking for a full body workout…read morewith the perfect combination of cardo + strength training, this is it! I had done Orangetheory before coming here, so it reminded me a lot of that but minus the rowing machines. You spend the class alternating between treadmill and weightlifting intervals. The classes are very high energy, with music blasting and instructors pumping you up the entire session. It is very fast paced, but doesn't take too long to get adjusted to. Man, my body FELT it after the first visit!! But I really feel like these workouts are a great challenge and never have you leaving feeling like you didn't do enough. The staff here are nice and it is very clean. Plenty of space for everyone's items, too. I can't wait to keep coming back for more!

Amazing class! Everyone is so friendly and motivating!! I would highly recommend you check this…read moreplace out for a great workout and they do child care which is a bonus!

I'm in a season of life where I'm not as active as I want to be. Kids, work, life, you name it. I'm…read morealways looking for active options that I can work into my lifestyle so when Shane approached me at a festival offering complimentary training sessions to try out HomeFit I had an open mind. We arranged a couples workout at the HomeFit studio. I thought I'd be intimidated by a more boutique gym but I found the staff and clients really welcoming and I felt right at home. Shane sat down with us to talk about not just fitness but also our overall health goals. That's a nice approach I haven't seen other places, I like that they coach clients on activity levels and also nutrition education and mindset. The training session itself was FUN and encouraging. For a ~45 minute workout he made sure to match our pace and wow did I feel it the next day! I appreciate him getting to know me first then meeting my specific needs in session. While we were working out there was a class going on with about ten people. I saw all different ages and fitness levels and I appreciate they have a kids area so I can bring my 5 year old to hang out if I want to get a class in :) We ended up going for our second intro session and after a positive experience we're going to convert to a monthly plan. Between the positive environment, feeling of community, and the ability to have a team coach us to overall health goals we set together I feel like there is a ton of value in this system that I wasn't getting at my local big box gym. This is a change in lifestyle for me and that's not going to 'stick' without encouragement and support. Final fun fact ~ they are called HomeFit because your trainer will come out to your home (or work??) to get in a training session. Seems super convenient, you know I'll be trying out that option.

My first review was pre-covid, I have still been a member working out about twice a week, but many…read moreof the workouts have been virtual. I am quite impressed with how well this has worked. Instead of the common experience of adding the "Covid 15" pounds, I am getting in much better shape and still loosing weight. The Gym is now open, but the necessary restrictions have kept me doing in-home exercise, but with the trainer, Hannah, onsite now. this has been a great experience.

Barbie loves when I go downtown to her center, but I have to branch out sometimes, so I came to…read morethis gym in Louisville to work on the muscles for a bit. I have a lot of good things to say about this very unusual and busy YMCA in downtown Louisville and I can see why everybody loves it because the people working here are off-the-charts friendly. The guy at the front desk was a southern gentleman of the younger variety and he helped me get into the building and told me where everything is and he could sense that I was in a hurry so he hurried along his instructions. He got me in within just a few seconds of showing up. So he gets 10 stars out of five. However the locker system just doesn't work. I used a very similar system in Memphis the other day and having never used a punch-button combination locker before I followed the sign and it worked perfectly and there were no issues. Not so much in Louisville. The signs are complex and contradictory. There are not many of the signs so I didn't even see one before I started using it. An old man told me how to work it and I did what he said and it immediately locked my stuff in without me entering a combination. I could not get to my stuff so I had to go all the way down at which point the guy at the desk told me that I could have just called him and the old man on the way out told me that this happens all the time and not to feel bad. Well I don't mean to be a jerk but if this happens all the time then there's a problem! Change the system LOL. The reason why it happens all the time is because these things just don't work very well. It's that simple. He told me that I could park for just a dollar in the garage across the street which I couldn't find in traffic, which was awful on all the streets near this Y, and didn't feel like carrying all my stuff from a different block anyway so I just use street parking which is freaking $0.25 for eight minutes which is absolutely freaking ridiculous. This is not New York City and in fact a lot of New York City has much more affordable parking than that. Ew. The actual equipment is pretty good and they have some nice mats and various different things that I could use and then there are other things that could be improved. Such as the bikes. And there was the whole locker room drama because apparently there's a lot of theft around here or at least people think there is so I was told not to leave my stuff in the locker room even for a couple of minutes unattended. The janitor guy actually came into the shower to tell me to come back and get my stuff. Pulled the curtain back on me naked in there, soaping up, and almost made me slip over while simultaneously having a heart attack. I appreciated the consideration and even gave me a 3 minute lecture about how things can go missing even with just a few seconds and he's absolutely right, in theory. But considering that I only spent 90 minutes here and then half of that time was dealing with drama, it wasn't really as appreciated as he meant it to be. The drama of the parking situation. The drama of the lockers that don't work properly. The drama of the shower warning. If you consider all of that then I think you'll consider four stars for this gym to be pretty generous. Should really be less, but the southern young gentleman checking me in and sorting out my locker was so nice, he carries the 4 star rating. But basically no workout for me because of dramaaaa. Next time I'll use one in a different part of the city.

The only Y that lives up to the lyrics, "It's fun to stay at the Y-M-C-A!!"…read more Ok terrible Village People jokes aside, this is hands down the best Y I've been to, and it quickly became my home branch: the staff is helpful and friendly, the equipment is well-maintained, and the locker rooms are clean. But the best part by FAR is that they have Les Mills classes! Body Pump classes changed my life, and I was so worried I wouldn't be able to find them when I moved to Louisville. Thank you downtown Y for offering the one class that turned me from the self-conscious, lifelong physical therapy patient I was to the confident fitness junkie I never thought I could be.

If you're looking for a workout that is something different but fun, B You is an awesome place to…read morego! I have a Classpass membership so when I saw that B You offered silque yoga, I immediately booked a class, as it is something that I have always wanted to try but never saw it offered anywhere. I have been a couple of times now and this is the only type of class that I've done here, but it is awesome! I love yoga, but always prefer something a bit more challenging so this was the perfect fit.... You will definitely be feeling it all over afterward!! The instructor has been great and will help each person in the class, no matter what their skill level is. I was definitely intimidated at first but found that both newbies and pros will be in these classes. I've seen that they also offer trampoline workouts, which is on my radar, but love the fact that they have these other unique options, too. I'll definitely be around a lot more in the future!

Great fitness instructors that genuinely care. It's like family here. Absolutely the best fitness…read moreplace I've ever been too!

One of the nicer planet fitness in Louisville. Clean , well laid out, busy at 630 AM but not…read morecrowded.

This is the 66th Planet Fitness I have worked out on. This is the FIRST that has not had Fox News…read moreor CNN on any of their TVs. It was a blessing. Every other PF and their HQ have refused pleas to turn them off. HQ passes the buck. The local gyms and franchise owners pass it back. This gym owns what they air. When I complimenetd the staff they simply said "this is suppose to be a relaxing place". Yeah!! They actually understand their role. Now, I hate the new equipment; the recumbent bikes are uncomfortable; seats hard as rocks, back support even harder. Was miserable. They have no arc or elliptical machines, replaced by some ridiculous thing that really sucks. They do have treadmills but no one should ever use a treadmill as they are awful for you. The gym is clean, a big win.

Great little gym that has amazing trainers. I've personally trained with Richard and Xavier and…read morewould recommend both. Both are friendly and knowledgeable and Richard does a great job designing workout plans.

I suppose my first clue should have been the purposeful misspelling of the business's name! Behind…read moreevery botched spelling is either an owner who has no clue how to run a business, or simply can't spell. Either is concerning. First a little history, three of us signed up for private training sessions three times a week with the business's "owner" Richard. Richard is a competitive bodybuilder. You won't have to ask him, trust me he will tell you. His approach to training is I am a "competitive bodybuilder", there are two ways to do things, his way and the wrong way. I suppose the only issue with that is you had a 30 something, a 40 something and a 50 something , None of whom were aspiring to be Mr. Kentucky. One guy dropped after a couple of months when he felt like he wasn't getting the sort of results he wanted. When he took his concerns to Richard the response was "this is how I do things". The other gentleman dropped off for a variety of reasons leaving only me to continue. I was finally handed off to CJ. CJ is a solid trainer-I got results and progressed better than I had under Richard. Or under any other trainer for that matter. As best I can tell CJ is the only one who really accomplishes anything on behalf of the business. There is also Brandon the boxing coach who is not only very talented but just an all-around nice guy. So what's the issue you might ask. Well that's where things get complicated. Richard is in the middle of "competition season" . Again you won't have to ask him, he will tell you. That is when he shows up to his own gym. You could look for him in his office but you would struggle to find him since it looks like somebody blew up a Kinko's, a supplement supply shop, and a storage closet and then piled everything on the floor. Richard is basically an absentee owner. Which is to say right now he is more interested in his pecs and delts than he is running his business. Understanding how you're billed is a nightmare. I got charged regularly but I never received a bill or an invoice. Worse, I never really understood the billing process. Basically you commit to a number of times a week that equals a monthly amount and everyone is billed on the same day whether the month has four weeks or five weeks. Richards explanation was it all sort of works out in the end! I travel a lot for work and sometimes would miss one or two weeks at a time. His suggestion was I could do some "online sessions" or if I remembered how many days I missed I could try and schedule some make up sessions. If I wasn't able to do that, oh well. Unfortunately all of this puts the onus on the client as opposed to where it belongs.....on the business. I made several suggestions for workarounds. Unfortunately that fell on deaf ears. If that was the only issue you could almost blow it off. Unfortunately, there are a laundry list of issues. The gym is always dirty. Never once in my entire Time at the gym did I ever see anyone do anything more than use a Clorox wipe to clean some thing a client had just put down. Half the times the place was either ice cold or roasting hot. They are lacking certain basic pieces of equipment like a weight belt, a flat bench or mats to stretch on that don't look like they had been used as a dogs chew toy. I raised a few of these issues with the owner and was told "yeah, that's not gonna happen, we won't be getting that". Crap and supplies are piled up wherever they happen to get unloaded and sit in the same place for months at a time. Like I said they have a couple of really good trainers but the business is a joke and the owner isn't particularly interested in deviating from how things are done or in some cases not done!