Love the staff (all very nice), Love the equipment, love the pool. The only thing I wish is that LA…read moreFitness would remove all of the carpet from the locker rooms - should be all concrete - and mopped daily with bleach. That is my only complaint. Locker rooms need cleaned with bleach often. Other than that, $30 month is a great deal, great staff, great equipment.

there ... Cancelling membership......drinking fountain in the right as your coming in to the club,…read morea little better than lukewarm.......One of the staff members regularly sits with a box fan on his legs and he's wearing shorts and not even working out.....parts of the gym is way too warm......see pics attached of the unsanitary conditions even personal training staff are not trained to tell their clients to wipe down the machines with the wipes provided. The yearly maintenance fee you pay upfront 70+ dollars is a joke this is in addition to the 1st and last months dues to even walk in the door....... don't do it! The local banks are getting more aware of them so if you need help...... And your already sucked in start with your bank........see pics.....these are today 7/25/26. These are just a few I have from the ladies locker room/bathroom and sauna area at Crescent Springs

Now, I'm not a member of this gym, and this will be the most bizarre review, but I had to put my…read moreexperience on here and tell you how awesome their manager, Rusty, is. I have a multi-gym pass through my health insurance, and pranced in there yesterday to sign up and take a yoga class. Well, it turns out I misread my plan and Better Bodies is not included! So I try to slink out of there in utter mortification, but Rusty insisted I stay for the yoga class, worked really hard to reduce my embarrassment and never tried to sell me a membership I obviously didn't need. This is why I will return here if my multi-gym pass doesn't work out. Good job, guys! The people you employ represent you well! PS: the yoga class was kickass!

KID'S CLUB STAFF SHOUTOUT. I'm a SilverLake member but I come to BB once a week for basketball. I…read morebring my energetic 2, almost 3, year old son, Nico, every Wednesday around 5:30PM for the past month. They greet him, make him feel welcome, and that's all I expect. But they go way above and beyond. Sometimes I've come down an hour later and they're still engaging with him! He prefers solo play unless it's another toddler he knows so I'm shocked he's playing with them. And I can tell he's getting attention because he doesn't want to leave most of the time. This is never the case at Silverlake, he's always sprinting to the door upset and desperately trying to get out and I only leave him at that Kids Club for only 30 minutes. He was being clingy last week at BB and didn't want to go in (had nothing to do with them, he's just a daddy's boy sometimes), and the employee working the desk was a good sport, reached out her arms, talked him through it, and put up with his whines for who knows how long. I bounced because I knew he was going to cry no matter what we did. I expected them to either reluctantly take him or ask to wait until he's ready, but she was all over it and ready to handle his whiny butt. They're so awesome! It's not that I don't appreciate Silverlake staff at Kids Club because it's an insanely hard job, but the BB staff are just the best. If I had any doubts on keeping my Silverlake membership, BB Kid's Club staff have killed them.

The gym is brand new and beautiful. A regulation size, 25 yard pool is the main draw for me…read more I'll update after a few workouts.

As you can tell it's brand new with top of the line equipments. Friendly staffs. I only been going…read morefor couple time and haven't try any class yet. I'll update later. I have to say I love the sauna room, love the relaxing ambiance. Also the small towels are just so thoughtful. It's ALSO located right by the showers, so you can get a quick spray down and go back in if get too hot. Recommend joining!!!

Overall, it's a great place, but I never feel truly welcomed here. The facilities are top-notch,…read moreand the extra businesses that are colocated are great; just not a welcoming vibe.

This place hosted a gymnastics competition my daughter completed in. It was well managed and the…read morefacilities were clean, which i have learned is not always the case for this sort of venue. The parking was also adequate for the event, which was a bonus.

Always looking to find the right pf location…read more Pros: tanning bed was much cleaner than Newport : actually it was fantastic New equipment: nice and clean, no parts missing or seats ripped so far. Nicer weighted balls and yoga balls, nicer weights Large locker room with mirror in the changing room and ample sinks, showers etc. Tanning beds are in a nice secluded area through doors Water fountains in more than one area unlike pf Doesn't have overwhelming "gym smell" not a big deal but still nice Cons: tanning sign up is a cluster f: the sign up sheets aren't with the tags so you have to stand around the desk hoping to get called and hope no one takes your time you signed up for. They should copy Newport and put the sign up sheets right on the desk so they can quickly check authenticity and times. Parking is in the front in the back but there's only one entrance, also it was hard to find the actual road to pf, they should have signs down by the restaurants The yoga balls should be placed in the p90 room as well, a lot of women like to use free mats with free weights in rooms(areas) like these. Pf in Newport did a much better job of addressing their members needs when it comes to equipment set up and location Staff wasn't overwhelmingly or too friendly at all. I made it obvious it wa lsd my first time at this location and the staff on 2/21/18 at 8pm didn't seem too bothered to answer more than one question, barely. Staff is huge for customer service and will quickly make a name for the location. Not one staff member smiled back or bothered to say hi or offer assistance on finding everything. I've been with pf for years and 7/10 times their staff gives a less than average impression. Hydro beds are in great condition right now, it's 2 to a "room" so no privacy ? The workers were in and out of a door next to my bed the whole time which isn't relaxing at all. Not sure why they weren't separated by walls but the beds are still wonderful All the workers did say have a good night when I left which was nice

Love the location of this PF. You can look down on the small valley of Fort Wright with the big…read morefloor windows that they have. Equipment wise is pretty new and clean. But they only 1 straight bar for cable machines. And I hate their elliptical machine, they have the gliding type and feels very odd.

I had such a great workout at The Track! It is SOOO amazing to finally find a workout studio with…read morecycle based exercises!!! This feels like such a win as a woman. The bonus is that the instructors are so nice, empowering, and great at motivating you while kicking your butt with a great workout! The owner, Taylor is the best instructor and fitness studio owner!!

Great locally owned shop…read more Price- I've researched multiple other stores and these prices are on average cheaper. Atmosphere- The best is the advice I get when buying. I get what I need and not other stuff that doesn't work.

I needed a little help knowing which protein shake was good for me since I have a food allergy. I…read moregot great friendly advice. And went home with something affordable that meet my dietary needs. And it tastes great.

Do you body a favor and take a Pilates class, then take several more!…read more I was recommend Pilates by my physical therapist after a knee injury and surgery which made it difficult to be as active as I used to be. I had also been experiencing back and shoulder aches and spent 8 months with a chiropractor with no resolution. I took an intro class, they are free and a great introduction of you've never worked with a reformer, I had not. You will also need socks with grips on the soles. The instructor was incredibly helpful and talked out each move and breathing techniques. They have also taken the time to come over and adjust you if your form is wrong (COVID has changed things). All of this is to say that after 3 months of starting Pilates, the pain my shoulder and back are nearly gone, my posture is better (I sit in front of a computer all day), and I have seen a huge difference in what my knee is able to do now compared to my first Pilates class (I had a lot of modifications). Membership: There are several different types of memberships based on number of classes you'd like to attend monthly or weekly. The passport for example is an unlimited membership that allows you to go to any Club Pilates nationwide and costs $259/monthly. Classes: An abundance of experienced instructors and classes. You can book using the app and the login is site specific. This is my only issue with Club Pilates; the old app worked well for me but the 2.0 version does not.

Club Pilates studios are fun to visit! CP is easy to visit multiple studios to get the best…read moreexperience!

If you are a female, please do not seek guidance through WGM Training. I was a lifestyle client of…read moreGage last Summer. He promotes a very unhealthy perspective in terms of losing weight and encourages disordered eating tendencies. Unfortunately, this is now something I am attempting to recover from. In addition to that, he is wildly inappropriate toward his female clients. He gaslighted, manipulated, and threatened to sue me if I were to tell anyone of his inappropriate behaviors. Please do not seek health and/or fitness guidance here.

I hired Gage as a coach in July 2019 to prepare me for a bikini competition. For those not familiar…read morewith the sport of bodybuilding, preparing for a competition involves very intense dieting and exercise. As a client, you put a lot of trust in your coach/trainer to guide you on the path to reaching your goals. The intensity of competition prep can make it an isolating experience, and your coach is one of the people you interact with and depend on the most. Not long after I started working with Gage, I went through a break-up and confided in him about my personal situation. While he was eager to lend a listening ear, he was also quick to move the conversation to flirtation and sexually explicit texts with exchanges of photos. I was a willing participant in these exchanges. While I felt it was crossing a line, I also felt flattered that a younger, super-fit and attractive man with access to numerous beautiful women through his job would want me in that way. I asked if this was something he routinely did with clients, and he assured me that it was not. When our text exchanges failed to materialize into any actual physical relationship, I expressed that I wanted to end them, and we did. Shortly after this, I learned that he had been in a relationship with another woman the whole time. I was angry at the omission of this fact, and relieved that I dodged a bullet. He continued to coach me for the show and for a couple of months after that as well. Now that I am more removed from the situation and have had time to process everything that took place, I am compelled to share my experience. While Gage ultimately did what I paid him to do, I feel that he also took advantage of his position of power in the trainer/client relationship. He showed a profound lack of understanding of professional boundaries. I don't think that a coach who truly cares about the physical and mental health of his clients would pursue a sexual relationship with them in any capacity. For this reason, I will not use him in the future, and I do not recommend him to anyone else.