We canceled our membership because every single person that goes here is a Somalian. I soon learned…read morethat they are all disrespectful to all that are not muslim and the entire staff especially at closing as I saw they won't leave at night when asked. The men pass gas everywhere, and the women take up the entire sauna without leaving. I tried to be positive but clearly the state placed these people at this location in some sort of contract. Now every member is Somalian. I love lifetime and was excited to join a higher standard or clean gym. It's no longer a nice "expensive" gym. It's the Muslim shelter and welfare meet up spot.

I've been a member at this location for over a year now. I prefer Life Time to L.A. Fitness. I…read morenormally go late morning for yoga. I usually see the elderly present or moms with kids. I'll tell you why I think this place is great: PARKING: They have big parking available on-site. Although on the times when I go due to offered class/instructor at 10am M-F, the parking is pretty full. There are signs around other businesses that says "no Life Time parking allowed." But after noon, there are a lot of spaces available. AMENITIES: - Life Cafe - Sauna & hot tub - Life Spa salon - Personal Trainer - Classes - Kids club - Outdoor pool and tennis court - and more... CLEANLINESS: At Life Time Fitness, they offer hand towels and full size bath towels so you don't have to bring in your own. There are hampers throughout the building and you can drop off your dirty towel when you are done. Lockers are clean. Showers are a hit or miss depending the time - morning to early afternoon is clean; but evening, you might see other gym members loose hair in the drain, but I see housekeeping constantly present to maintain the area. I did use their weight machines upstairs and noticed some gym members don't wipe down the equipment. There are sprays and towels available. CLASSES: I mainly attend yoga classes and the studio is kept nice and clean. Numbers on the floor is easy to see. SERVICES: The front desk is welcoming and greets you when you arrive and leave. The instructors are friendly, knowledgeable, and knows you by name. The instructors are helpful if you forgot to RSVP a space and will help you find a spot in class. I booked a massage appointment once at their Life Spa and the masseuse was professional and friendly. The only downside was the pricing. Overall, it is a good place to go work out.

I had been with another gym for many years and needed to branch out. Upon scheduling a tour was…read moreimpressed immediately with the experience individual owned no corporate "cookie cutter " training and felt immediately welcomed and that has continued. You get what you pay for and I am doing personal training which is going great. Checkout a neighborhood gym support small business

Amazing gym with great equipment spaced, spaced perfectly. Super friendly owners and trainers. I…read morehighly recommend this gym if you're in the Coon Rapids area. 10 out of 10 for this gym head.

Where nobody can become somebody, but most of all, a gym for everybody…read more Everything at Horsepower Strength and Conditioning starts with its Strength Coach/Owner, Matt Miller. Horsepower is less of a gym, and more of a program. The facility itself contains only what is needed to complete the phases of the program. There is not gym-only option where you can drop-in to do your own thing. The only option is to be 100% committed to the Horsepower program. That said, Matt is terrific at creating a program specific to your goals, and most importantly, appropriate to where you are in your physical and mental journey. Membership here truly runs the gamut of the diversisphere with all colors, creeds, and abilities finding a place where they can push beyond what they thought was possible. We have everyone from pregnant women preparing for birth, to women getting their strength back after birth, top level collegiate athletes, people coming off of injuries or surgeries, people trying to drop weight, people trying to gain weight, power lifters, martial artists, high school footballers looking to earn a scholarship, moms, dads, and everyone in between. It's truly a diverse mix of individuals who train here. The training sessions are private/semi-private, and you'll always have Matt's undivided attention where necessary. To have Coach Miller there to push you, and to make you push yourself, is really the key to unlocking your true potential. A note about pricing...if you inquire expecting gym prices there will be some sticker shock, but treating your inquiry as pricing for personal training/individual strength coaching, and the quote you get will make much more sense. For my private lessons in boxing and kickboxing, I pay $1/minute. The pricing at Horsepower, when broken down by session, comes to less than that, so keep in mind you're going to receive lots of 1-on-1 attention, you're not going to a gym where you'll figure things out on your own. Like I wrote earlier, you're committing to a strength and conditioning program, and you're committing to a coach who's going to make you the best you've ever been. I've been a member for over a year and I'll continue to be. I'm getting stronger and better conditioned all the time, I'm challenged all the time, I'm growing all the time. If you're ready for REAL change, this is the place.

Visited as a guest recently... extremely clean and well kept. Staff was very friendly and prompt…read morewith service needs. Equipment all seemed in good working order and well maintained. The massage chairs and hydro beds are amazing. This would be a great standard for all PFs.

Simply Excellent. Have been a member for about 2 months now. Plenty of equipment, clean locker…read moreroom, various kinds of workouts, could use a bit more free weight stuff. Can't go wrong for the price!

I really enjoy going to the LA Fitness on Silver Lake Road. The manager, Nate, clearly makes an…read moreeffort to hire front desk staff that are welcoming and enjoy helping. It adds a lot to the experience to be sincerely welcomed every time I go. I swim regularly and have always been satisfied with the pool cleanliness. Swimmers split lanes, so each person gets their own side of a lane - no waiting for slower swimmers or feeling rushed by faster swimmers in your lane. I've never had a problem getting one side of a lane. It's very nice to have a hot tub and sauna, as well. My personal trainer, Jeff, is patient, works on form with me so I don't get injured, and knows just how far to push me. 2-4pm is notably less busy.

Great gym, highly recommend. Always clean. Friendly staff. Good place to get a workout in.read more

Community center with a gym, fitness center and event center. They have daily/monthly fee schedule…read morefor residents and nonresidents for the gym and fitness center. I was there today for a painting class. It was held in the White Oak classroom (they are renovating some of the classrooms now-including new carpeting). The lobby is open to the public during open building hours (they are closed on Sundays). Free wifi and cable TV are available.

Front desk Taylor is very nice , and fitness equipments are simple but they have everything that…read morecan work out each body part.

Great pool in the summer, wonderful friendly staff. Love the instructors and the class offerings.read more

Always pleasant people there to assist and help with any question. Love the workout equipment.read more

I have been coming for 4 to 5 years. It is the best, most encouraging gym. The people and…read moreinstructors are top notch!

I highly recommend Farrell's to anyone looking to either start or continue their fitness journey. I…read morespent many years bouncing around big box gyms and once I found Farrell's, I never looked back. As someone who always struggled with trying to develop a fitness routine, Farrell's offered me guidance in the form of their 10-week program where they focused on teaching strength training and kickboxing as well as how to maintain proper nutrition to fuel your body. If you follow the program, the results truly speak for themselves. This location specifically has the most amazing instructors, ownership, and community and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for more than just your average gym!

We have been going here for a little over a year and have really enjoyed the group workouts. At…read morefirst I was a bit hesitant to this type of training but once I met the owners it was game on. They really care about their clients well being. It's a great community with excellent trainers/coaches and a whole lot of sweat!

The trainers are very supportive and help correct poor form to prevent injury & activate the…read morecorrect muscles. The community is also super supportive and inclusive.

TLDR: I had fun, got a good workout, and would go again, but probably only every once and a while…read morebecause $$$. Everyone was very friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in. I had never done an Orangetheory class before- I had never even been inside of one. (I thought the glass was orange, but when I got the studio tour, I realized the glass was clear, but all of the lights inside are orange). They loaned me a HR monitor and made sure I was comfortable on the rower and the treadmill before the class started. We didn't quite need the 30 minute pre-session block, but I can see how people with more questions might have used close to the entire thing. I got a good workout: I started on the rower, then moved to weights, then ended on the treadmill. The instructor was awesome, and I definitely got a good workout (the "orange zone" for which the business is named). I wish the weights section had been a little longer, but I was told they have different classes that focus on different sections instead of squeezing all 3 into an hour if you are looking for something more focused. The hardest part of the class for me was learning to use all of the buttons. Each machine syncs to your heartrate monitor, and a lot of the efforts are timed and designed to be at particular difficulties. By the end of class, I had gotten the hang of it. The instructor reviewed my chart with me (every person has one with your workout metrics, like average heart rate, calories, and time spent in each heart rate zone). They also send an email summary of the information, so you don't have to write anything down. I would totally go to another class, but I don't think I could use it as my only gym membership (I need at least a few heavy weights days). The only downside is the high cost, and the fact that you have to go when a class is in session. They have class packages you can buy, and even a membership level that rounds out to about $15/class, so that's not bad if you can manage to go once a week. I would definitely recommend giving it a try, no matter what your level of fitness! (the first class is free!)

Decided to take a class at OTF Roseville earlier this week because it's the closest studio to my…read morework and close to the place I needed to be for a meeting that night. The front desk staff and coach were both very friendly and welcoming. The layout of this studio is pretty nice in terms of space and is located in a plaza that has a decent size parking lot.