Daniel Finnegan is one of the top fitness instructors and most experienced strength and…read moreconditioning trainers that I have ever had the pleasure of working with. As a professional boxer it was paramount to work with somebody who understood my body and could help me take my strength, explosiveness and stamina to the next level. Daniel managed to do all of that while operating in Chicago, and I was unbelievably upset to see him take his expertise back to Cleveland. I am writing this review to tell anyone who is considering seeking training at Core Fitness in Ohio that they will be getting absolute top notch, high level training ftom one of the best sports trainers in the business, and that anyone Dan decides to work with is equally qualified. You are truly lucky to work with Dan "Finny" Finnegan.

Very nice facility with knowledgeable trainers that care about their clients personal needs. Highly…read morerecommend.

Amazing experience here ! truly learning self defense fundamentals and techniques has also been a…read moregoal of mine and 2 tone is helping me achieve that goal . They have a wide schedule which helps a lot as a i am a full time worker and father . I work as much as i can with Coach Rachel , coach Julius , and coach Nate . i can't say enough great things about these coaches . each time i go for training or a class i know for sure im going to be testing physically and mentally ! each coach uses different drills (some overlap ) to keep things fresh and make sure we are challenged ! this helps greatly with overall fitness , health , and confidence !

As a long time fan of the sport, I was extremely apprehensive about joining a boxing gym at first,…read morebut the Coaching staff, from Coach Rachel, the Charlies Angel, To Evan the Monster, Coach Nate Senior Swagalot, Coach Ivan the Beast and Coach Tariq the OG, the owner Brian, Coach Eddie the Brawler and AJ the Kickboxer, the gym is a Place for beginners and Pros alike to get their stamina up, manifest Discipline and learn the sweet science. I've been accepted and made to feel at home there, all thanks to the hard work and dedication from the team! Not to mention they also have a great community of gym members who without each one of us pushing each other would make the classes alot more difficult. I'd recommend to anyone looking to join a boxing gym for the first time! They build Champion's not just in body but spirit!

This is a very innovative, scientically proven,and time effective way to increase strength as well…read moreas improve internal health attributes. Great system with great personal trainers. This was the best move I've made in regard to strength training. No negatives here! Robert R.

I have been going to Overload for approximately three years. My cousin had recommended it to me…read moreprobably 15 year ago but I foolishly resisted trying it. Big mistake. I absolutely love it. It takes about 20-25 minutes twice a week, you can show up in street clothes because they keep the room cool so that you don't get sweaty, and you work out in a super-slow way to avoid injury but maximize rapid muscle fatigue which leads to muscle improvement. Every one of the trainers is competent and caring and they compliment each other's style. It's not cheap but it is so worth it. I am 65 and always had a somewhat wimpy grip. Now I can look the macho guys in the eyes who try to play alpha dog and squeeze right back. This is truly a Cleveland gem. Rick H.

This was my first time ever owning a gym membership and I am pleasantly surprised! Tremont Athletic…read moreClub is a local gym without any extreme contracts or requirements. Their facility is very clean and well kept with a variety of different equipment and classes. Although some may say the membership is pricey, I think it is well worth the cost, plus if you live close to the area or are a healthcare worker ask about their potential membership discount! Love Tremont Athletic Club!

Gym itself is good. Music played is SO bad and repetitive that it makes this gym a 3/5.read more

I recently moved out of state and it didn't take long to realize how good I had it at Whole Fitness…read moreby Jess. Leaving Jess and her team behind was one of the hardest parts of my move, and it immediately showed me just how exceptional that experience truly was. Jess and her team completely changed my mind set about going to the gym and working out. I was in my early 40s when I first started working out at Whole Fitness and, until I found Jess, I had never been able to stick to any kind of fitness routine. I was at my heaviest, totally overwhelmed, and honestly at my wits' end. From day one, Jess put me at ease and made me feel at home. Whole Fitness isn't a typical gym and that's what makes it so special. It's a boutique, private environment where you never feel self-conscious, intimidated, or uncomfortable. I always felt safe, cared for, and supported. The trainers and the other clients became an extension of my family, and leaving that behind was much harder than I expected. After moving, I tried to recreate that experience and quickly realized just how rare Jess and her team are. I won't turn this into a complaint about other trainers, but it became clear that what Whole Fitness offers isn't easy to find. I eventually stopped trying to replace it and started doing virtual training with Jess instead because I'm simply not willing to settle for less than the best. If you're looking for a place that truly supports you, meets you where you are, and helps you build something sustainable, this is it. Jess and her team are exceptional and I can't recommend them highly enough.

I consider myself a pretty active guy, I played sports in high school, I'm in the navy, and I've…read morelifted weights for most of my adult life. Today I participated in my wife's training session with Jess and she really made me feel the burn. She showed my how to isolate particular muscle groups that's I never have before. I always thought I was doing shoulder workouts like side raises and shoulder press correctly, but she gave me tips that really helped me activate the muscle groups with less weight than I usually use. She also made the workout fun and threw in some movements that I definitely haven't done and really challenged me. Since my wife started with Jess I've definitely seen the change in her and would recommend her to anybody looking for a trainer that really knows what they're doing.

There's always an issue either the pool/sauna/hotub down or they have wrong information posted on…read morethere website and twice I've had issues about being misinformed via website and after the staff will sit and talk about me to other guest and staff . Today I brought my granddaughter in to swim since we have a membership when we came in the scanners was broken and I was informed open swim was canceled due to free swimming lessons they allowed me to sign up and she manually added my grand daughter to the list 15 minutes later the lifeguard comes out to say that program is through university hospital and since we're are members not eligible for the free classes be that my granddaughter will have to leave the class he'll allow her the evaluation but she can't stay

I'm writing this review because I believe the YMCA has an incredible mission--to build strong…read morecommunities, empower families, and create a safe and welcoming environment for all. Unfortunately, my repeated experiences at the Warrensville Heights Family YMCA have been the exact opposite of that mission. From the moment you walk in, the energy does not feel welcoming. The front desk staff is often rude or dismissive, which sets a negative tone before you even start your workout. Several employees also seem to take their roles so seriously that it crosses into being unapproachable, making the space feel tense instead of family-friendly. As someone who values the YMCA's vision of being a positive force for youth, adults, and seniors, it's discouraging to see such a disconnect between the mission statement and the reality of this location. A family-oriented facility should feel like one--uplifting, supportive, and community-driven. Sadly, that has not been my experience here. Psychology tells us that first impressions create lasting impressions. If the first thing members feel when they walk in is negativity or unfriendliness, it erodes trust and drives people away. A YMCA should be a place where every individual--whether a child, parent, or senior--feels seen, welcomed, and inspired to better themselves. I'm leaving this review not out of anger, but in the hope that leadership takes it seriously. This YMCA has the potential to be a true pillar in the Warrensville community, but that requires employees who embody kindness, empathy, and respect in their daily interactions. Until that happens, the impact of this facility will continue to fall short of what the YMCA represents.

Excellent trainer that motivates and helps you to achieve your goals. I have been using Title…read moreboxing the past 3 years which has been great for cardio but Donna's classes takes it to another level.

From the owner: Cutting edge training for health and human performance. Focuses on personal training and strength…read moreand conditioning. Offers small group training classes and youth training. You can train at Bodywize Athletic Development or DBT can come to you.

Besides William at the front desk there is not one person that will greet you as you walk in. Stay…read moreaway from any class that Annabella is on, she is smug, rude and doesn't do anything to help the enthusiasm for a hard class. Her time keep is atrocious and her music is horrible. It's unfortunate because she is on the majority of classes that are what I would need to take. Consider going to Solon or another studio if you have to take Annabella.

I found out some really SAD and unfortunate news yesterday after class. Coach Walker is leaving the…read moreBeachwood studio. His departure is not his choice he is being forced to move to a different studio because a "new" coach is taking his place. Coach Walker is not only my favorite coach but has become a friend. What I like most about Coach Walker is he has pushes me to limits I did not know I was capable of. He makes the class fun by singing, dancing, and laughing. Laughter helps the class go by fast. Coach Walker started coaching at Beachwood on my first ever class. When he announced he was leaving you can see the disappointment and sadness on the members' faces (I know I was disappointed). I don't understand how you can move a coach from his "home" studio for the past 2 years to a new studio and put a brand-new coach in his place. This has put a bad taste in my mouth. I don't even want to come to the Beachwood studio because he is not there. This is a bad move on OTF's part. Coach Walker has built a huge following and a trustworthy clientele. How can I get Coach Walker back to the Beachwood studio?