Place is smaller than I thought it would be but the issue is the staff. They're so weird and just…read moretalk amongst each other and when you ask a question they look baffled. There was one tall African-American girl that was extremely nice and very helpful. She stepped up when the other ones were just ignoring everybody. Those other kids just need to go. They're wasting payroll and turning people off.

The High Street YMCA is a great place and it has a wonderful community. I would recommend the High…read moreStreet Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) to everyone. They have so many opportunities to get involved including: workout classes, yoga classes, and swimming classes. All of the workers and the members are awesome and that's one of the reasons it is so enjoyable. I go to the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) mainly to workout and play basketball, so I can tell you that both facilities are great. They fit all of your workout needs, and the basketball gym is great to go shoot around, or run a couple games. The gym has many different machines and tools including racks of dumbbells, bench press, cables, and leg press machines. The gym is also nice because you are told to wipe down the machines once you are one to keep it sanitary. The pool is also very nice, and you can go and swim to get a nice little workout in.

This is a pretty good gym. I had a membership here for around a year, and if my current apartment…read moredidn't have a very nice fitness center I would probably still have a membership here (or at another Fitness 19 location). A very big positive is no contracts. Unlike most gyms, you aren't locked into a long-term agreement to pay for a membership you might not use. They do require direct debit from a bank account, but you can quit at any time by asking an employee. If you realize you're not actually going to the gym often enough to warrant your membership you can cancel with no fuss. Membership is much less expensive than at most gyms. Depending on what kind of specials are running when you join, you could pay from between $9 to $19 a month for membership (and possibly a one-time membership/joining fee, but that's often waived during various specials). My membership was $16 a month. This is apparently achieved by cutting out many of the features at most gyms that many members never use, but still pay for. No pool, no running track, no hot tub, no showers, no fancy locker room (just a wall of lockers along the side of the gym, if you must change there they do have a fairly large restroom), no racquetball courts. The equipment consists of a large freeweight area, two full sets of circuit-training machines, a long row of treadmills, and several elliptical trainers and exercise bikes, and several televisions along the front wall facing the treadmills. It's not luxury, but if you're just looking to pump some iron and spend some time on an exercise bike, it will be a far more economical and far less constricting option than most gyms in town. A membership does come with a complimentary training session with a personal trainer to show how to use the equipment and come up with a good training regimen. They strongly encourage buying sessions with their personal trainers, the sales pressure is just a tad high. I presume they make a substantial portion of their money on personal trainers. They do have a kids room which is essentially a short-term babysitting service to look after small children while you work out. As I didn't bring my kid with me to the gym, I really can't comment on the quality of this service. The only really bad thing I can say is they have a total lack of security. The front desk is often unmanned, relying on an honor system of people checking their key-tags to get in while the employees are in the back office. The bad part about this is that people who do not belong in the gym can easily enter. I cancelled my membership and stopped going when a woman who was stalking me found out I had a membership there, and came inside to harass me, and there was no gym employees anywhere in sight to help, or to have prevented her from entering in the first place.

I like this gym. It is simple, and easy to use the equipment. You can get 2 memberships for less…read morethan you can get 1 at most gyms. Depending on what time you go in, you may have to wait for an elliptical or treadmill. The only thing that I wish they did have is free WiFi.

I love Image Fitness! They have a great variety of equipment, it's always clean, the staff are…read morefriendly, and the owners are some of the best people I have ever met! This is all around the best gym I have ever been to

5 star Kentucky trash The staff seems to know exactly where…read moreto hide so the cameras don't film them while they're fulfilling their day on their cell phones The best part was the gang member who is affiliation I couldn't ascertain was allowed to join the establishment. His entire head and neck was completely blue with tattoo. I don't know if he was MS 13 or tre de Aragua. Perhaps he was hiding from ICE. But his presence shocked me even with my thick skin. The people that work out there have no idea what they're doing. They turn a workout into a weightlifting competition. People dropping weights smashing into the floor, causing a nightmare of disturbance. The staff with their thumbs in their ass, it's just a total way of the sperm.

Great place to bring kids for indoor fun, especially on a really cold winter day or even on a super…read morehot summer day. Urban Ninja Project is also very affordable, as $5 buys you access to most of the facility. Additionally, the drinks are reasonable, as $1 will buy you a Dasani. And, after about a half hour, your kids are going to need one. We had been to the older facility for a birthday party, and the newer facility is much larger with ample parking. I think the different sections could use some signage, however, letting you know how to use and utilize each area. Kids are just running around trying to figure this out, which is ok, but why not let them know where to start, where to end, and what to do? The only other issue to keep in mind are the strange hours. It's open 4:00 to 8:00 daily.

Don't take your kid unless you want them to get hurt. A local surgery center told us that Urban…read moreNinja keeps them busy and the night we were at the ER, 5 other kids were there with injuries from this place. Such a dirty, nasty place and the worker was rude to us. Won't be back!

This is the best gym I've been to in Lexington, other than…read morethe one at UK. The owner Jim, is extremely personable and helpful. If you're looking for a small gym with great equipment, look no further. You're not going to get a pool or basketball court, but for 85% of people, this gym has everything you want. If you're looking into joining a gym, make sure to give Snap Fitness a shot!

Jim, the owner, takes great care of his clients. Work out 24/7 in a small, low pressure gym. If…read moreyou're not into meatheads live-streaming their sets while wearing sleeveless shirts and huffing loudly, this place is for you. All the equipment you need.

The classes are excellent! By far the best workouts I've had in a long time. I train at DR…read moreFtiness Systems as well (with Drew - he's awesome...they all are), and look the best I have in years! Everyone is extremely friendly and supportive. They not only encourage people, but make sure were doing exercises properly to prevent injury. Highly recommended!!

We now go here twice a week for our 9 year old daughter. All staff are super friendly and attentive…read moreand it's a great athletic atmosphere. Amy at the front desk is very helpful and informative and overall such a sweet woman. The coaches Amelia and Melody are so helpful in teaching my daughter both from overall knee ledge of gymnastics as a coach as well as and especially because they used to be gymnasts themselves! I do wish there was more seating at times which is why the 4 stars instead of 5, but they are a great place to go!! HIGHLY recommend trying it out.

The jazzercise studio is well maintained, mats and weights are in good condition. The Classes are…read moreattended by women only, they instructors attempt to make everyone feel comfortable and they demonstrate high and low impact ways to do the dance steps. The steps are not difficult to follow. The sculpt classes are very helpful to gain strength and you are able to lift at your own comfort level. Also the studio hosts line dancing classes and open line dancing on Fridays.