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    Bouldering Project

    4.0 (16 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Climbing!
    Matt A.

    Great fun, many runs of all difficulty, can be busy during week after 5pm obviously. Good gym too. Friendly service from almost all met

    Main floor walls, taken from second floor
    Christine X.

    Great new gym! I was really happy to heard that SBP was building a new spot in Fremont and made a reservation for opening day to get first dibs! I had a reservation for the main floor, which was pretty spacious. Lockers were on the second floor and there was more climbing the floor below (not to mention the Upper Walls) so there's plenty to keep you occupied. The main floor has a diverse set of walls/routes. You'll find overhanging, slab, and cave problems of all difficulties. One of the freestanding walls is shaped like a triangle and provides a good arete. I didn't see a guide for difficulty as they have in the Poplar location but problems seem to follow the same colors, with yellow/red/green being on the easy end. Everything was so gritty, which was a blessing for my pathetic, soft, hands, and there was practically no chalk dust to be seen (thanks covid). What else can you say for a new spot? The walls don't even have open drill holes at this point since it's literally the first set of problems up. Covid Procedure: Reservation slots are 90 min for climbing. Walking in, you check in with the scanner, take your forehead temp, and sign in on a clipboard they have. Since it was my first time in a while, I went to the front desk to get a new card and they were thorough in explaining the gym layout and the new procedures. I was really glad to have been able to get a workout in though just personally, the amount of people was higher than I expected to see right now (the pic seems empty I know) However, everybody was wearing a mask and maintaining distance. Can't wait to come back!

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    Limited space compared to the other (International District) location. No reserved parking, no secure lockers. Good problems.

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    Extremely underutilized space.. upstairs routes are super bland, basement area is basically kids only. The poplar location is 10x better

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    I was really happy to heard that SBP was building a new spot in Fremont and made a reservation for opening day to get first dibs!

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    Washington Athletic Club - Summit!

    Washington Athletic Club

    (88 reviews)

    Downtown

    I went here for drinks and happy hour with some friends who are members and had a great time. The…read moredining room is a little old fashioned and seemed to attract an older crowd for sure, but I guess that goes along with the high membership fees. The service was great and attentive. I asked for a side of shrimp with my nachos for protein and they had no trouble doing this for me! The nachos were definitely elevated and high quality, so I really appreciated my low class meal at a high class place! Their wine selection is lovely. I got a pinot noir and a glass of prosecco and both were very impressive. Also, I have to note that the bathrooms here are amazing. Super clean and spacious. I will probably come back to meet with my friends here, but don't see myself joining the club or coming back on my own.

    Love this place, as it holds so many core and truly dear memories for me. It's such an unbelievable…read moreplace for families. I still remember my earliest days of swimming lessons and meeting friends I still have to this day. I remember the amazing annual father-daughter event, my teen years and even coming back after college and seeing the amazing staff who I had known for so long and was able to hear updates on their life as they asked me about mine. I can't say enough about this place. While there, I trained with guys who ended up in the NBA, and personal trainers who were beyond committed to their practice. It was a great place that I would spend time at studying while I waited for my father to wrap up work and then head home for the evening. As someone who's spent the last 10 years on the east coast, its far more rare that I'm able to come through, but when I do I definitely see that east coast club influence. As others have mentioned, the opportunities that the club provides far beyond its actual location should never be ignored. Whenever my parents come back east to visit me, we always try to stop through NYAC and often use the WAC to make all of our reservations, just as you can make theater and event reservations in Seattle and plenty of other cities.

    Northwest Strong

    Northwest Strong

    (20 reviews)

    Belltown

    POV: my trainer was based her for a couple of years so visited NW strong more than my home gym but…read morewas never a member here. NW strong is a great option for a no-frills weight-lifting focused gym in Belltown. This place is stacked to the brim with equipment. There are as many squat racks as you can fit in a space like this (9?) and about a dozen benches and tons of options for dumbbells and kettlebells. More than you will see in many much larger gyms. There are also other kinds of equipment like air bike, rower, ski erg, treadmill, bands, sled, TRX straps, and I'm sure some things I'm forgetting. It's a compact footprint and Trevor has done an outstanding job efficiently equipping it to the max. The trainers I've observed here have all be high quality with their own unique style. There is also more of a community here than I think you get with some of the bigger gyms around. From a female perspective I will say that the clientele here is mostly men. There have been many times where the gym was packed and I was the only female present. That said, people here are nice, and respectful overall and it's a good spot to work out. If I lived closer, I'd consider being a member here. I would say the two downsides that may or may not impact you personally are that there is no locker room or shower to speak of (typical commercial building bathrooms shared by multiple tenants in the building) and the space would benefit from a few fans or stronger AC. This is fine 10 months of the year but it can get very stuffy and humid in the hottest days of the summer.

    READ ME 1. Trever,…read morethe owner, is very responsive and kind. 2. The gym is very clean, especially since Trever uses meyers cleaning solutions (smells great!). 3. The gym has a wide varied of equipment and free weights. 4. The gym is well-lit 5. Music selection is good, but not too loud if you're using headphones Conclusion: My girlfriend and I are from out of town and come from a private gym. NorthWest Strong, especially Trever, were very welcoming and accommodating when it came to having us train to prep for our powerlifting meets. If I ever come to Seattle again this would be our "go-to" gym for training. Thank you Trever and NorthWest Strong for having us .

    24 Hour Fitness - Downtown Seattle

    24 Hour Fitness - Downtown Seattle

    (462 reviews)

    Denny Triangle

    While on a recent work trip, I wanted to check out the nearest 24 Hour Fitness around Downtown…read moreSeattle. This is my first time to this gym location which is in another side of Seattle about 1.5 miles away from the hotel I was staying in Pioneer Square. My hotel's fitness center was under renovation and when I seen the temporary fitness center, I walked out. I've been to another 24 Hour location in the suburbs of Seattle a few years back, but that would have been a long stretch. Downtown Seattle's gym was lacking a welcoming feel upon check-in, the girl working the front desk failed to acknowledge members walking in or exiting. The gym floors are clean, it smells fresh and sanitized, most machines and equipment are the same as other 24's, but this one had everything equipped for upper body groups. That day I went to work out happened to be leg day. It wasn't a leg friendly gym. Both ground floor and the basement couldn't receive cell signal and the WiFi was not connecting. But at least I had downloaded music and podcasts on my phone to keep me energized. When it came to cardio, there was an abundance of cardio machines. My favorite machine is the StairMaster. Almost all of them were out of service, the only 3 that were operating was occupied with 3 people. The only areas I didn't use were CardioX, swimming pool, and Spin Cycle room. I know that parking is available, because there was a parking validation machine at the front desk. But I honestly don't know why this location is closing on January 16, it seems as though there is a lot of foot traffic during the evening hours as a lot of people are coming from work or school. There are many apartments and luxury condos in the area. But where will the nearby residents go? The next nearest 24 is about the same drive time north of downtown but I'm not sure if I badly need a workout on these short business trips.

    3 stars since yes, the gym is not the cleanest and some machines are probably broken (I wouldn't…read moreknow because I haven't used machines in decades) The bad reviews almost discouraged me from going here which is misleading for someone like me who doesn't care if the walls are made of gold and the air smells like roses all the time If the machine is broken, figure out another exercise. There are many sinks if one is out of order move to the next one. If the bathroom doesn't smell great, hold your breath and deal with the 30 seconds of unpleasantness. Sorry they don't have cocktail service during your workout. Yes it's not that well maintained but for just over $300/year it's worth it for me. What people fail to mention is that if you mostly gravitate toward functional training and kettlebells such as myself, this gym is loaded. See pictures below. They have a wide variety of heavy kettlebells which is a rare find, and you can see how much weight can be loaded onto the sled and more. If you're creative, you can get a better workout with a sled and 1-2 kettlebells than you can with any amount of machines. If you want everything perfect at all times and butlers wiping the sweat off your forehead between reps then go to an equinox (if they even exist here) or some other high-end gym and pay $200/month, but for someone like myself who wants a challenging workout and doesn't need the place to be in pristine condition at all times, it's well worth it.

    Ampersand Fitness - Massage session

    Ampersand Fitness

    (97 reviews)

    First Hill

    I love this boutique gym in first hill area of Seattle. All the trainers are so good. They help…read moreyou with not only cardio and strength training, but also help improve your mobility and functionality. All the things that we need to keep a healthy body especially in this era where we are sitting at the desk for eight hours a day. John, the manager is also really good at finding new and Innovative Ways to improve the gym every day. I love that he listens to members' feedback. When you come here, you really feel like you belong to a fitness family. I cannot recommend this to place enough!

    I like the no frills environment. I can forgive the cramped spaces and humble layout. I think they…read moreeven dimmed those fluorescent lights at one point this year, God bless. I just don't understand the cost. when I tell people what I pay their jaws drop. they assume I go somewhere a lot nicer. I guess the 24hr feature is the big draw, but now that I have a normal schedule they could close at 10pm and I'd be fine with it. I get the impression most people would trade $20 off their bill for that. Tends to be pretty empty afterhours, even with the hospitals nearby. the reviews are interesting. I would love if they stopped playing music. for years it was the same playlist that would loop within 2hrs or so. some of my best workouts have been when they had nothing playing at all. guess I'm in the minority. The equipment is adequate. not sure why they canceled their sports package. what kind of maniac watches the masked singer while training?

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