Great gym for the price, but can we normalize not putting politics on the tv at the gym. I don't…read morewant to consume some Fox News bs while working out. Keep it to sports or something more neutral

I was a customer at the heights for most of my 20s. When they had some issues and upgrades…read morehappening I switched over to CF. It's clean, new, and a younger clientele in generally very good shape. I find that it inspires me to work out that little bit harder and it's nice being around people my age. It reminds me of the Mizzou Rec center but obviously very, very different in many ways. IYKYK The sauna is very nice and other than the sink area and sometimes the shower, the locker rooms are kept surprisingly clean. They do a fairly good job of fixing broken machines except the drinking fountains currently haven't worked right for over 6 months, the dryers in the bathroom are often and continue to be broken, but broken machines seem to get fixed quicker. Obviously it gets mobbed around 5-7pm on weekdays. If you can't work around to get a good work out in, avoid those times. I'm not sure this spot would ever cap their capacity or memberships. All in all I love this spot and will continue to go. It fits the bill for convenience, clientele vibe, and machine/service options

Lets do Strengths and Weaknesses when it comes to choosing a Biofit workout…read more Strength: You work out in 30-45 min. Your activity time will be 15 min. Great for a busy person on the go. Maximize your strength training with tangible, trackable data. Coaches that put in the time and thought to the fitness and health of a demographic that is not one size fits all. The perfect Ph balanced water, whatever the heck that means. Weaknesses: You must get out of bed. You'll be sore. It never gets easier. Costs more than the Y. Getting used to the new, tastier water. Overall, I really like it. I see the results and recommend working out or doing some other physical activity at least one other time a week. Eat right. Treat your brain well. Hope you enjoyed this review!

At 78, I thought there was nothing to do but do nothing. So wrong!…read moreBioFit is the perfect exercise for all ... young, old, (me) trim, large (me) in shape, out of shape (me). You build muscle mass using high-tech devices that remember your past exercises. One session per week since April, I feel better, more stable, more alive. Hint: You will never exercie alone ... at each session you will have a trainer with you. How about that for service? No matter your physical condition or your age or your sex ... you owe it to yourself and your feeling better by heading over to BioFit.

I have been an avid gym-goer for the past 6-7 years (e.g. 24 Hr Fitness, LA Fitness, UFC Gym,…read morebootcamp boutique gyms, boxing and kickboxing gyms, Golds Gym). F45 though is something else! It is HIIT, some days are cardio focused, some are resistance focused, and some will just torch your entire body. To me F45 is efficient, effective, and encourages people to live a healthy lifestyle. Efficient: Weekday classes are 45 minutes. No time wasted. I love it especially because it holds me accountable to the active and rest times. I still go to Gold's however balancing my fitness with F45 has been life changing for me. When I am at Gold's, I obviously control my own rest times so technically I could be resting too long. At F45, you are going as soon as the screen goes green. Effective: 45 minutes of intense and I mean intense movements. If you are starting out in fitness, do not worry, you can always modify any exercise. The trainers of course will help you with that. For those who have been working out for a while, this will still kick your bum, trust me! Encourages: People make the difference. You will hear others say great job! or gives someone a high five once class is over. The trainers at this location are super fun and motivating. The layout is the same as any F45. It is clean and tidy. They have wipes so you know that the equipment is sanitary. Bathrooms are very clean. They have showers, I have not used them however they are in tip top shape. There are lockers for your belongings. There is a fountain where you can fill your bottle without the mouthpiece of the bottle touching anything; it's automatic. Some places do not have this type of fountain. The layout of the classes are great, I am never shoulder to shoulder with anyone because who wants to be when you are glistening in sweat?! I love this F45 studio in Des Peres, MO and hope you have a chance to check this gym out!

The philosophy that it's not just a gym but a community is true. The owners make sure of it. The…read moretrainers are phenomenal and fun. The atmosphere is positive and focused. It's addicting and well worth the cost for self-care and self-confidence.

Centrally located in Clayton, Performance Lab specializes in personal training and boxing, while…read morealso offering semi-private and small classes for the budget-minded or those who enjoy interacting with training partners. My trainer is Doveed, who always remembers my past sessions, the weights, machines, cardio and boxing, so that he's always keeping me challenged with different workouts and provides insightful feedback on my sparring and bag technique.

Great spot. Knowledgeable trainers/coaches, the newest equipment, great classes, and CLEAN. Best…read moregym I've found in the STL area. Stop in, you won't regret it.

Loved the work out. Loved the staff. You can tell they really care about your fitness goals and…read moreare passionate about helping you achieve them. I'm 57 years old and they still made the workout appropriate for me and my fitness level. Don't worry what shape you're in now. Just focus on where you want to be. They make everyone feel welcomed regardless of age or fitness level. Try it. You won't be disappointed. First time is free. What do you have to lose?

From the owner: Performance 7 Fitness is the only 7 Station, No Classes, 35-minute workout facility in the St…read more Louis area that encompasses a heart monitoring system and fitness coach for extreme results. Members exercise for 4-minutes at each station with a 1-minute active rest between stations.

CG Squad is a family owned women workout classes at Ellisville. It was started in 2021 by the coach…read moreCourtney. The goal of the gym is to motivate ladies to have a stronger, leaner, healthier lifestyle. They offer three a.m. classes Monday through Friday and Courtney Run Club on Saturday. Child care is offered at the 930am session. I normally attend the 615am class to be perfectly fit in work day. A few thoughts after joining CG Squad for 2 months: 1) The 615am class is quite early for me, though it completely refreshed my work day 2) There are a few things I love about CG Squad. They have different types of workouts every day of the week to cover cardio and weight training of all muscle groups. I felt much stronger and it motivated me positively on better lifestyles. 3) CG Squad is not only a gym. It's an encouraging family. I find it fun to go to coffee with the group after classes and the Courtney's run club.

Very nice studio. Kind of small but plenty of room to workout. Love the equipment. Well taken care…read moreof and lots of options for different workouts.

My home studio in Florida has never had an issue with members wearing shoes to and from their…read morestations. However, at this St. Louis location, I've been repeatedly told not to wear my shoes to my reformer. Yesterday, I asked a staff member to email me the written policy or rulebook for this location regarding footwear, but I never received it. To be clear, I do not work out in my shoes. I wear grip socks during class. My concern is that if I need to use the restroom in the middle of class, I'm not going to walk through a public restroom in my socks and then get back on the equipment. I also don't think it's reasonable to expect members to walk all the way to the front of the studio just to retrieve their shoes every time they need to use the restroom. I'm a paying member and I don't think it's unreasonable to ask to see the written policy after being repeatedly corrected. If this location has a different footwear policy than my home studio that's completely fine, but it should be communicated clearly and provided when a paying member requests it. As a customer whose membership helps support this business and helps pay the instructors bills, I expect consistency, transparency, and respect. Also, if we're going to focus on safety and studio standards, I'd like to point out that the reformer I used yesterday had a tear that was approximately 1 1/2 inches long in the upholstery. In my opinion, equipment in that condition should be repaired or replaced immediately. It seems inconsistent to be so focused on members walking to their reformers in shoes while damaged equipment remains in use.