Overall it's a pretty good gym. They let meatheads be meatheads and casual gym goers be casual gym…read moregoers. Nice facility, lots of equipment. They could use a few more incline benches, but overall they have lots of racks and stuff to use even when the place is busy.

Amazed to the fact that they let the machines be broken for so long. At 64th Ave I counted more…read morethan 14 machines with an "out of order sign" and that's without counting their treadmills, in that case why do they charge a yearly maintenance fee. The one on 40th is practically the same. They have a bar area for shakes and drinks and there is no one there or the front desk. No one to answer phone or anything.

Absolutely garbage of a place and they don't care about their people. They just want your money…read more There's no way to call or get a hold of staff. One of the worst experiences ever. I hope not all anytime fitnesses are like this one.

They never keep cleaning towels for machines stocked. Hit and miss when cam is there during week…read morebut never stocked on weekends which is a little more understandable but not acceptable. They need to figure it out I will leave gym after a year because of it.

The long-awaited Chesterley YMCA is finally here and it was worth the wait! It's a great example of…read morea public private partnership that has been many years in the making. Located in Chesterly park, just off 40th and River Road, it's easy to get to and go from. The place has tons of different spaces within, including an aquatic center for kids with a number of waterslides, including two that actually go out the building and inside again, as well as waiting pools and a small lazy river. The place gets busy on weekends, but thus far hasn't been overwhelming! There's a large Olympic size pool for laps as well as an adults only warmer pool and a bit ole hot tub! Downstairs is a very nice basketball court As well as locker rooms and family locker rooms. All of the lockers are day use only, so it shouldn't create the issues of not being able to store your stuff anywhere. Upstairs love the free weights, nautilus machines, treadmills/elliptical machines and a running track. All the machines allow you to track your progress over time as well. Memberships are very affordable, especially for families, and This is a great addition to the valley and provides Another great place for kids to go during the year, and especially in the winter months.

Highly recommend, BUT prices have gone up, I'm on a fixed income, SSI Disability and I'm seriously…read morethinking I can't afford these new prices coming up November 2023... No disability discounts...

They trap you with a contract. Costs 250$ to quit the gym and escape the contract that is not…read moreexplained and 2 full pages in fine print of legal speak that is hard to understand. Never join a gym with a contract its just a legal way for them to steal from you. Business with shady practices won't last. You can't burn people and expect them to come back.

I have been a member of the Yakima Athletic Club for at least 30 years. I have throughly enjoyed…read morethe atmosphere, sense of community and inclusiveness that this club offers. You will meet friends for life at this club. The staff and the Instructors are absolutely top notch and are always learning and instructing. They continue to encourage members to be as healthy as they can possibly be and always offer alternatives and modifications. They are truly invested in the health of their members. They are always advertising incentives to become a member. Join, you will not be disappointed.

Best Gym in yakima! Family local gym that cares for all the community! If you want to feel…read morecomfortable and achieve your goal this is the gym! They also have kids room!

Achieve is the perfect fit for my life as a single mama. The various classes help to accommodate my…read morecrazy schedule. The kid's area helps me stay committed even when childcare doesn't work out. And the staff create a very comfortable and engaging environment. Everyone is willing to answer questions or offer advice. I never feel out of place.

If you have not checked out this incredible space in Yakima, you must!! This studio is so inviting,…read morethe community is so uplifting and it is a perfect place to make time for yourself. So glad that barre3 came to Yakima. The instructors are so welcoming!! Give it a try, chances are you will see me there!! Erin Schwabauer

From the owner: Barre3 is an efficient and effective workout that combines strength, cardio, and mindfulness,…read moredesigned to teach people to be balanced in body and empowered from within. When you work out with us, you'll move through low-impact isometric moves, large-range cardio bursts, and mind-centering breath work. Barre3 instructors will challenge you to find your edge while creating space for you to define what success looks like for you in every workout.

I love yoga, but hot yoga is a subtype of practice I don't actually like and am skeptical about…read more But HEY. If there was a 6th star this place would get one because I don't even like hot yoga and still come here. This is a shi-shi/bougie type studio and I'm not going to lie, I love that. But it's not over the top. instructors and customer service are great, they have showers, the other yogis are nice and chat you up (there's a good sense of community), they give out scented cold towels at the end of class for a literal cool down, they use infrared heat, and the floors are NOT HEATED. Even without heating the floor, the floor absorbs heat anyway. Heated floors are overkill (pun intended). There's another hot yoga studio in town that does that and I just die. But not in a good yoga type of dying (since you're "reborn" when you arise from savasana at the end of class). I didn't get a chance to try too many instructors because of my schedule, but a standout was Angela. I love that we Om and we take time to do pranayama (breathing regulation). She also offers classes that can accommodate beginners and advanced practices. (yay handstands!) And Karissa the owner is great too. She was able to resolve a problem, did not talk down to me, and went above and beyond to provided a fair compromise and solution. The one draw back is that their rental mats are too thin. Many places at this price point (and you have to pay to rent anyway -- $2 I think?) will use something like the Jade Yoga Harmony line. I didn't notice if this was available, but renting hand towels or full size yoga towel would be nice touch too. As a hot yoga tip, a hand towel is good for people who get slippery hands but not feet. If you get slickery with your feet, you would need a mat sized yoga towel with non-slip grips on the underside. Manduka makes a good one. A regular towel or even yoga marketed microfiber towels will bunch up if there's not grip on one side.

Modern, clean and fresh studio with a good vibe!…read more Passing south from the Enchantments in our RV, we were initially seeking out campsites with showers. These were $40-50 per night -yikes! We decided instead to drive further south, park overnight at Walmart and spend the money on a yoga class and shower there instead. When we researched Yakima, Renu jumped out at us. We practice hot yoga in our home town and wanted to stretch our limbs after intense hiking in the Cascades. This place has a gorgeous, classy studio that accommodates maybe 15 people per class. Ali was our instructor and she has a wonderful relaxed vibe, even as she threw in a few extra core moves! If you live in Yakima and have never tried hot yoga before, I think you should try Renu and just go for it! In a heated room, the instructor leads you through 24 poses plus 2 breathing exercises that stretch and strengthen every part of your body, including your lungs. This particular studio is heated by infra red panels instead of a furnace and there is less humidity than I am used to. But I did get into some pretty deep stretches! The bergamot lime cold towel Ali handed out at the end is a rare treat. Bathrooms and showers are like a spa! Parking on site. Ali was helpful with our many questions. My husband and I bought single class passes for $17 plus tax. Renu will rent mats for $2 / complementary for the first class. They do have a range of yoga classes, not just hot 26. Renu is a female-owned business which employs a diverse staff. I wish them the best with their beautiful studio!

This place has really gone downhill. The website claims that the property is clean, but that…read morecouldn't be further from the truth -- it's consistently dirty and poorly maintained. There's no staff on-site, so it's unclear who residents or guests are supposed to contact with their concerns. Things are constantly broken, and no one seems to be taking responsibility for upkeep. The owner continues to charge a yearly maintenance fee, but it appears that the money isn't being put to use, as the property looks like it's falling apart.

They don't tell you that they charge you for 2 weeks after you cancel, nice trick, hidden in the…read moredisclosures. SHADY AF

Such a clean and spacious PF!! Lots of machines to accommodate the busy times of day.read more

Massage Chair Insanity? I am a huge fan of Planet Fitness,…read morelocated on Summitview Ave. This gym has a great staff and excellent facilities, which are scrubbed within an inch of their lives. Memberships are affordable and great value as part of the Planet Fitness brand promise. But...there is one issue that occupies a growing space in my cranium and now deserves some virtual airtime, massage chair #1. This chair is part of the Black Card membership service, which provides members additional spa-related services at a higher monthly price. From a brand promise perspective, this sets the service level higher. Now, this chair has had ongoing functional health issues for months. Many members have notified gym staff when it doesn't work, and an outside repair service person has attempted to fix the chair unsuccessfully. This repeated behavior raises questions of sanity and a failed brand promise. At what point does the cost of repairs exceed the cost of replacing this chair with a new one? The quote that defines insanity as repeating the same behavior and expecting a different outcome springs to mind. Removing or refusing to fix the chair fails Planet Fitness' brand promise, especially at the Black Card membership level. For me, this Planet Fitness would need to replace the chair with a new one to restore what is now becoming a broken brand promise, not to mention a royal annoyance. If you can and are a member, mention it to the staff. Maybe the owner of this Planet Fitness location needs to hear a critical mass of complaints before they make good on their brand promise. Also, if you are looking for a great place to workout, join this gym. Don't let this minor fix negatively influence your decision. This place is well worth the price of admission. Feedback like this is intended to keep standards high for all current and future members.