My review is of the 1-week trial for $20 offer…read more I responded to their ad running on Facebook and was quickly contacted by Amanda. She asked me some quick questions about my overall health/fitness, current work out types, and my overall fitness goals then signed me up to begin the following week. She also informed me that the week trial translated to three sessions. I showed up the next week for my 8am session and it was much like what I expected: an all-women, bootcamp style workout. We went through a warm up, partnered up for circuit training, and recorded our individual workouts on worksheets. Two days later, I returned for my second session, which was much like the first. The other ladies were super encouraging, but I just wasn't feeling it. I also didn't like that the instructor joked both times about how much tougher this workout probably was for me than the one I currently do. I know he was trying to be funny, but the jokes became overkill by the second session. Also, there was this awkward moment when I suddenly realized why men should wear compression underwear, especially if they're going to train a room full of women... I decided not to return for my third session.

I have been coming here for 6 years and love the results! The classes are group personal training,…read morewhich means you get an individualized workout geared toward your strengths and challenges, but in the fun atmosphere of a group setting. Everyone is very encouraging and helpful!

InsideOut is a cool gym. It's small and hidden, but I think members enjoy that about it…read more I visited once for a tour and another time on a guest pass to try out a TRX class. The gym was very clean, staff was welcoming, and you tell that folks really get to know each other. The TRX class was amazing! I think the instructor adjusted a bit for having a few newbies (which really pissed off one of the regulars. She groaned and complained for half the class... seriously) but that didn't mean it was easy. TRX classes are normally pretty pricey, so it's cool that members can attend these classes, along with yoga, spinning, rowing, and Zumba without paying additional fees. My cons are the size, weekend hours, and variety of classes. The gym is pretty small. I need a bit more room and maybe a sauna or pool. Also, the weekend hours are very condensed and I don't think I'm their target demographic with the classes offered. I'm more into HIIT, boot camp, and barre classes than spinning and rowing, which take up a big chunk of their class schedule. Classes must also be scheduled in person through sign up sheets and members can't register or cancel online. Overall, it's not for me, but I would recommend folks checking this place out. It's got a great central location and lots to offer if you're looking for a welcoming community.

I joined Inside Out about 3 weeks ago. As the other reviewer stated, they do have some awesome…read moreclasses!! When I signed up, I kind of knew what I was getting myself into. It's a small gym. A small gym means personal attention, people who know your name, accountability!!! It also means having to sign up for classes (which I don't mind, since it makes you accountable), and less equipment and space. When I signed up, I asked questions. I asked about busy times, I asked about slow times. I made sure that they would have equipment and space available to me when I needed it. I don't just sign up for gym memberships and not go...I have been at different hours on different days. I have never had a problem finding a piece of equipment to use. They have kettle bells, and machines, and medicine balls. They have small stretching rooms with foam rollers and ab rollers. I don't think there is anything that I lack in this gym. If you need a lot of space (for whatever reason), you would know that this is not the place for you when you walk in the door. BUT it's definitely bigger than you think it is. There are plenty of small rooms, and they will let you bring the weights into the small rooms if you would like :-) I think the most important thing you can take from this review...ask questions. Make sure you find the right gym for you!! Whatever that may be!

I worked out with Karen for over five years. She's an expert in her field and a true professional…read more I not only learned about building muscle, but about building flexibility, eating healthy, increasing balance, and reducing stress. I would recommend Karen to anyone looking to improve their health and quality of life.

From the owner: Karen Wilder Fitness is a studio that specializes in Gyrotonic® & Gyrokinesis® exercise, Aerial…read morefitness yoga, Aerial restorative yoga, Aerial silks, Aerial wall harness training. Another unique specialty is the Salt Spa which features halotherapy, far infrared sauna, PEMF, and massage therapy.

A serious training gym for people who want results. Open 24-hours, NBS recently moved next door to…read morea newly remodeled building. Clean environment and well maintained equipment. Onsite credentialed trainers can work with you 1-on-1, or you can join a fitness workshop. I've been a member for over a year, and see this place as hands-down far better than the corporate gyms. No distracting yoga or spinning classes. My quality of self-confidence has greatly increased since joining. Want even more results? Sign up with a personal trainer and their nutrition program. I've lost 14 lbs of flab and put on 10 lbs muscle in the year. Well on my way to my goals. Staff are very friendly and supportive.. whether you're a beginner or seasoned power lifter.

Went to support my son fighting there. The facility is extremely nice. Everyone was so friendly and…read morehelpful. Definitely check this place out!

Personal training can be intimidating - especially when you start at a place where you don't want…read moreto be physically. But Klein Fitness creates a safe space for all fitness levels and caters to individual client needs. Corey and the team have been instrumental to helping me accomplish my wellness goals with individualized training based on my current strengths and what I'm trying to achieve. Klein Fitness is truly catered to each client's unique needs without judgement or prejudice. The training here is truly top notch. If you're looking to unlock strength or endurance - you need to check out Klein Fitness.

Corey & Kara are great trainers and motivators. Equipment is new, space is clean and you never…read morehave to wait for machines. Worth the drive whether you live in east Memphis or downtown.

I decided to check this place out - closest gym to my lodgings. I walked in and first noticed how…read morerun down the building was in general. I was also put off that there didn't seem to be anyone there (not even any staff!). I took a lap around the facilities and left - Why? Because it looked like a death trap! Broken pieces of equipment leaning against the wall, no visible safety measures in place, and just overall looking run down. I'm pretty sure they spent more money on their website (which photos there made this place look like it was going to be resort level) than they did on the facilities.

The best gym that takes its workouts very seriously. The group classes are fantastic! The owners…read moreare the best in the business!!!!

Wow! I will never be visiting this gym. I called and spoke to a girl name phoebe? And asked if they…read moreoffered new guests a free workout (I've had multiple gyms let me do this). She was extremely rude and laughed at me. I felt really hostile energy over the phone. I have been planning on looking for a new gym and know for a fact I wouldn't want to go to this place so thank you phoebe.

I recently had to switch gyms after my old gym (French Riviera) closed down unexpectedly. Luckily,…read morethey made arrangements for us to workout at EMAC for a month while we were finding a new gym. Unluckily, French had somehow messed up my membership, so EMAC didn't let me workout there but let my wife (we were only a family plan at French). I didn't understand it, but I have my theories about what French was doing. I didn't feel EMAC handled it well, but it's not their fault. So I tried EMAC, and really enjoyed it, so did my wife. It's a little smaller than French Riviera and LA Fitness, has less equipment than them, but definitely has the essential equipment you would need for your workouts. Everything from rowing, to oly lifts, to traditional weightlifting, to green space for crossfit or HIIT workouts. They even have classes that are included in the membership. And it's never too busy to find space or equipment to use. They weren't able to give me the same discount French Riviera did, so we are basically paying twice as much for this gym, but hey, that's life. I'd definitely recommend this gym to anyone in the area.