I've been working out at Stay Classy for the past five years, and it has truly become my second…read morefamily. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with genuine kindness, encouragement, and friendship. If you've never been part of a CrossFit gym, it's hard to understand the level of connection and bonds you build here. People sometimes assume CrossFit is a "cult," but it couldn't be further from the truth--it's a community. At Stay Classy, you're surrounded by people who cheer you on, support you, and celebrate your gains endlessly, no matter where you're starting from. The coaches take the time to truly get to know you and understand how to best support your individual needs. They're always willing to help you reach your goals, both inside and outside of class. The gym itself is a unique and welcoming space, made even better by the fun events hosted for members that strengthen the sense of community. If you've been on the fence about trying CrossFit, don't hesitate--especially when it comes to Stay Classy. It's more than a gym; it's a place where you belong.

Dropped into the noon class here and had a great time. The people were great, coaching was solid…read moreand the facility was nice. I was in town for a couple days and left with a great workout and all kinds of local recommendations. Shoutout to gym dogs Fox and Pepe

360 degree fitness is more than just your ordinary personal training gym. It is highly…read morepersonalized, highly personable training that you find yourself really wanting to go to. Ryan Kennedy is the personal trainer I see at 360 degree fitness. Ryan is motivational, inspirational and very dedicated to seeing you succeed. This is the first time in my life where I really want to go to the gym and work out and am not dragging my feet waiting for it to be over. I've worked out with trainers before, but no one compares to Ryan. He can articulate which muscle you are working and why. The routines are never the same and are always designed for your personal needs. He always check to see if you have any soreness or injuries and tailors/adjusts anything as needed. I have been going for about a year now (though inconsistently at times as I travel quite a bit for work) but I have gained strength, toned up and even dropped numerous dress sizes. I am so happy with the results and look forward to continued achievements! Because the trainers are so skilled they train everyone from people on the US Olympic bicycle team or military personnel to people recovering from injuries or everyday joes like myself looking to be healthier etc I highly recommend 360 fitness.

A few years ago I made my decision to commit to better fitness and building strength predominantly,…read moreand Fred and Chris have helped me deliver on that. As echoed by other reviews, the very individualized regimens, detail-oriented approach to form and execution, and genuine care and concern of the trainers for one's results stand out.

Looked around for a boxing gym and called to inquire about pricing. Guess they're not trying to…read morehave any more students. When I called to ask about pricing and joining the gym, rudely, he said, "I'm alright, thanks" and didn't even give me an opportunity to ask any questions. Not a friendly gym like the others are saying. Maybe try another boxing gym that WANTS you to be there.

Sensei Gutierrez is such a knowledgeable Karate teacher. He has studied among the masters in Japan…read moreand knows how to teach Okinawan karate. Sensei Gutierrez taught karate at Americas Finest Charter School before he opened his own studio. Our students learned so much and miss him a lot. If you want to learn from the best sign up at Three Coral Dojo.

Sensei Gutierrez is an incredibly caring and professional instructor. He has a vast knowledge of…read moreMartial arts and a passion like I've never seen. His stories of visiting Japan and training with the martial arts experts there are always a joy to hear. I highly recommend visit his Three Coral Dojo.

If you're looking for a Pilates instructor who actually cares about your progress (and doesn't just…read moreyell "engage your core" while you wonder where your core even is), Nicole at Ritual Pilates is the one. She's patient, kind, and somehow makes you feel good about shaking like a leaf on the reformer. Her knowledge and teaching style turn every session into an investment in long-term health--plus, she makes sure you're not just flopping around pretending to work out (we've all been there). Now, I'll be real. As a man, I was very hesitant to start Pilates. I thought it was just for women who sip green juice and talk about "lengthening." But then I did some research and realized that Joseph Pilates--yes, a dude--actually created this whole thing. And he wasn't just some random guy; he developed it to help rehabilitate bodies and build real strength. That's when I knew I had to give it a shot. I've spent years lifting heavy, playing football, and pushing through sciatic back pain like a tough guy--with painkillers and sheer denial. But eventually, I had to admit my core was weaker than my willpower around free samples at Costco. That's where Nicole came in. She didn't just put me through the motions; she actually educated me. She explained the difference between classical and modern Pilates, showed me why my old way of training wasn't helping, and got me to focus on controlled, intentional movements rather than just cranking out reps like a maniac. And let's talk about class size. Other Pilates studios feel like a packed yoga retreat where you're sweating next to 20 strangers, hoping nobody notices you have no idea what you're doing. But Nicole? She keeps it intimate--just three people per class. That means she actually corrects your form instead of letting you struggle in silence while she high-fives someone across the room. And if you want even more personal attention, her one-on-one sessions are next level. It's like having a Pilates fairy godmother who ensures you're not wrecking your spine while pretending to engage muscles you never knew existed. Since working with Nicole, I've felt stronger, more in control of my body, and--dare I say--less of a walking injury waiting to happen. Every dollar I've spent has been worth it because of the return I'm getting in strength, mobility, and the ability to get out of bed without making questionable noises. So if you're a man thinking, Is Pilates for me? The answer is yes, bro. Don't let outdated ideas stop you. Come train with Nicole. She's not just an amazing instructor--she's one of those rare people who genuinely want to see you succeed (and not fall off the reformer). Thank you, Nicole, for your patience, knowledge, and for somehow making me enjoy Pilates. You're the best!

I started Pilates for the first time at Ritual with Nicole about 3 months ago. Although I have an…read moreextensive yoga background, I had zero experience with Pilates and felt too intimidated to show up to a group class at a Pilates studio. I contacted Nicole for a one-on-one consult and quickly found myself in a fully stocked Pilates studio in Logan. Here's what I'd like to convey to you all after 3 months of individual lessons, group mat classes, and group mat + reformer classes: 1. Nicole is awesome and is a Pilates pro. 2. Nicole cares *a lot* about you and your Pilates experience/journey. 3. Everyone who attends classes at Ritual is friendly, approachable, and genuine. 4. Nicole is great at adjusting the pace to suit your needs -- you'll meet your edge but you won't feel overwhelmed or defeated. 5. My body is changing. I'm standing up taller. My low back pain is receding. My core is getting stronger and sturdier. My mobility has skyrocketed -- and this is saying a lot, considering how much yoga I've done over the last 14+ years. If you're on the fence, or scared to try, or if you're getting back into it after a long time off, or if you're a longtime Pilates aficionado, this place is right for you. Also, shout out to the people who wrote reviews about Ritual in the first place -- you were integral to me giving Ritual a try. xo

I've recently become a regular during a time of deep healing. A friend recommended I check out the…read morestudio back in February and I'm so happy I've made the decision to attend some classes. Each class is deeply transformative and focused on energetic, body or collective mind, body and spirit healing. I find the space to be clean and inviting, and I appreciate the retail section of local vendors. Highly recommend for anyone on a healing journey.

My happy place. This is my favorite yoga studio. I am grateful for finding Toosdhi. At the end of…read moreour first class, I felt a shift and I heard myself with gratitude, say "thank you". I have tried everything but nothing was clicking or made sense or felt like it was beneficial. I learned finally "why yoga". There are so many variations. In this short time, I truly feel the difference. I haven't been consistent with going before, until now. Each class ends with Toosdhi providing sound healing and wow, she is a delight to hear. This is not your normal studio. I highly recommend. I am sure you will make a connection with amazing yogi here. The location is tucked in a corner and not visible from the street. Street parking only but worth it.

Literal rats running around…read more The concept is unique: outdoor, courtyard climbing experience. Open air, open spaces. Kind of gritty, kind of edgy, with a hint of urban art. With the string lights and a climbing wall center piece, it photographs well. It looks good on marketing material; it looks good on Instagram. I'm sorry to say that the experience falls flat from there. I don't want to sound too harsh. But this isn't hyperbole, the location is surrounded by homeless. It's already hard to find, the parking situation is non-existent. The entrance isn't immediately apparent, even in the daytime. Once inside, you're met with literal rats running around, and they're not shy. Cobwebs and dust cloud the storage bins. The landing pads are uneven and lumpy, super sussy for the height of the walls. I imagine rolled ankles in their future, ouch! The one saving grace for a climbing gym is their setting. But the setting here wasn't super inspiring. Movement was awkward and all over the place. Higher overhang grades were mostly slopey or compression aretes, I think they put most of their crimps on the slab side. There were a few climbs with thematic sense. It's tough to set a wide range of grades with such a small canvas. It sets bad expectations for new climbers. At ~$60 a month, yes It's on the cheaper end. But the value is still not there in my opinion. You can routinely get monthly trials at Grotto for the same price (2 locations, top-tier facilities, world-class comp setting). Vertical Hold month trials can be had for as low as $30 a month. And while they're similarly outdated and in rough shape, particularly their San Marcos and Poway spots, you get more than what you pay for. For the truly low budget, pick up a used crash pad and hit up Santee, Mt. Woodson, or even Culp Valley. I truly commend the owner for taking the risk and initiative in creating this unique climbing space. More work needs to be done, more cleanliness needs to be enforced. With such narrow walls, setting needs revisiting.

What a unique climbing spot. All outdoors, great vibes, they always have good music and djs. SD…read morehidden gem

Amelia I can't thank you enough! The bride loved our private yoga session so much; we all did! You…read morewere phenomenal btw. You worked with everyone on modifying moves depending on their level of expertise or physical restrictions. You were kind, helpful....such an amazing instructor! Thank you so much! Wish you and your soon to be husband alll the success in the word in both your marriage and business! Anyone looking into yoga sessions out in the SD area I would not miss the opportunity to work with Amelia you'll be so impressed!

I can't say enough good things about these two powerhouses, Amelia and Earnest!! They were amazing…read moreBEFORE the lockdown and I didn't think they could get any better...... BUT they have! ZOOM Yoga with Amelia and virtual workout with the two of them is helping me stay healthy during this world crisis we are currently facing. BUT let's talk more about Amelia and Earnest. They are so talented, both passionate about what they do and how they help others. I absolutely love the one on one with each of them. They see my opportunities and make adjustments as needed. Where I need more stretching, they focus on that. Where I need more work, they focus on that! They are gentle but encouraging me to be my best self. AND Mike and I work out together with Earnest and I absolutely love that. Mike says it helps him to push harder because I'm there :). He likes to be manly for me (my heart be still)!! And Amelia comes to our house for yoga lessons. These two are seriously a great addition to our lifestyle and I can't imagine life without them. Thanks you two for being awesome and passionate about what you do you and your craft. Appreciate you both so much!! - Jenn :)