Had the pleasure of attending cycling class with Coach Whitney. It was super fun and broke a lot of…read moresweat! The music and instruction was great. The choreography was hard at first but got into the groove toward the end. From the front staff to the coaches, the Collective was really nice. I would definitely come back for a cycling class again or maybe try one of their strength classes.

I recently had a free VIP week at The Collective. I had seen a local influencer rave about this…read moreplace and wanted to give it a try. They offer a variety of classes - strength, cycle, mat Pilates, hybrid conditioning, and more. I first tried mat Pilates with Oni on a Sunday morning. The class was held in the strength area on the first floor. It was a great workout with clear instructions. We used light dumbbells, so it was manageable. I took mat Pilates again a few days later with a different instructor. This time it was in the evening and held upstairs in the cycle room because there was a strength class going on at the same time. The vibe was so different with the lights and a smaller room. This workout was so challenging, and I was dripping sweat like crazy. After that day, I had some intense knee pain that had been building up for days, so I ended up having to cancel a cycle class and hybrid conditioning. I was really looking forward to trying those. There's also a recovery room that can be reserved, but I didn't get a chance to try it. Then my VIP week ended. I can definitely see why people like this gym. It's a one-stop shop for strength, cardio, and recovery. It's just not for me at this time.

My 14 year old son is attending. The coach is sharp and experienced. I've seen him make quick…read moreassessments and assign variations to individuals based on their strengths and weaknesses. My son is worn out and feeling good after training.

Amazing facility. Great people running everything and love the environment! Come here for some of…read morethe best training experiance.

Fit Society is a great gym. They have classes starting just about every hour throughout the day,…read moreled by awesome coaches. Whether you're brand new to working out or an "expert", the coaches will help you workout at a pace that is good for you. You'll leave the gym after each workout feeling glad you went in! This gym helps you stay motivated to workout and feel accountable to actually show up, because you'll see a lot of the same friendly faces every time you go - that'll be wondering where you've been if you miss too many days in a row. ;) The only downside I can come up with is that the monthly price is a little steep, but it's probably on par with other gyms like this. Other than that, Fit Society is a great gym that will get you back in shape... or fine tune your current fitness level!

Went for the free trial they displayed. Not actually a free trial if you don't live close you walk…read morein full out their paperwork and then tell you it's $20 a day. Quite disappointing when you're looking for a gym and they advertise it as such.

I LOVE THIS GYM. I've been a member for 2 years and with the expert guidance from Carter and Rick,…read moreI have lost over 125lbs and added some muscle too. The gym is always spotless and very well set up. Members and staff are like family! No judgements or BS. Don't waste your $ going to those large gyms.

Good gym I just hate the price I am paying at the moment for almost no amenities and it is a good…read moresized gym but my buddy did tell me about a few other gyms in the area. I was checking out their competitor EOS on Gilbert and Baseline Rd, much closer to my home and only like 1$ to start. The manager David was telling me about how you get much more bang for your buck but I was dead set on this place. I am planning on switching over here shortly cause they offer trials and promotions on their start up for memberships...

Upon my seasonal trek to Arizona I researched many "boxes" before settling on CrossFit New…read moreStrength. I took a lot of time to check into the reviews of the plethora of CrossFit gyms in the Mesa and Gilbert area. I even visited Elite and Crossfit Veer. Attracting me to CFNS is the spotless new facility, the "Wodify" software program and the fantastic coaches. Also the hot yoga integration via Sumits Yoga Gilbert and sister studio, Hot Lotus is another great aspect. I took equal time visiting and reviewing yoga studios and these are by far the best! The coaches take a very structured approach to the workout. I believe this encourages strict adherence to form while pushing you to limits previously unknown. The trainers are very knowledgeable of movements, technique, and give really quality coaching. Some CrossFit gyms are pretty loose and have an open gym approach. CFNS also takes a holistic approach as they foster healthy eating and help design meal programs for those who want to participate. In concert with the hot yoga workouts, which encourage flexibility - a key component in CrossFit. I'm not as strong as other people in my class so with certain workouts they help me scale to an appropriate level while making sure I am challenging myself. If you are a beginner and are intimidated by CrossFit, this is a great place for you start your journey. The workouts are usually 45 mins and it is changes everyday (targeting different areas) so the variety keeps it from becoming stagnant. You are able to view the WOD's, reserve classes and see/post your results all via their software application. They are constantly working to improve the gym with new class offerings, special programs and social events. I would highly recommend CFNS!

Of all the crossfit gyms in the east valley, this is it. I enjoy how personable everyone is without…read morecrossing lines into too much drama or too much gossip. These are people with careers, as they are professionals. There are high school, university, and even trade school students, so there's a little bit of everyone here. Everyone does their best and encourages everyone at whatever fitness level, so everyone is welcome. I know I feel welcomed when I first joined :) The only improvement I can say is because this box is so strong in community, a little less chatter in the warm-up and focus on the workout. I am guilty of that too, so I promise I'll do better. Also, thank you for not dropping the "Crossfit," out of the name because of a few bad apples in Crossfit headquarters. Anyway, thank you so much for having me, and can't wait to work out here again!

A ten out of ten experience ... you die in the class but you come out feeling alive . Great…read morelocation . They give you cold towels after your workout fun music

First and foremost this is a very cool place to workout with some money obviously spent to decorate…read moreand create a club like vibe in the gym area. So for cool points and theatrics, Rumble gets all the stars. However, as an actual gym that pays attention to new comers and individuals this is where I removed a star. This was my first time coming in for a workout and I truly had no idea what to expect, which is fine by me, I like being surprised, however some people may not have liked the experience as a newbie. My friend told me to come meet her, and gave me the heads up to buy hand wraps online to save money. So I did that. When I arrived I checked in. I was told first class I could rent boxing gloves for free. After that it's $5 rental. I asked "how does this work" about the class and workout. I was given a brief explanation and then I requested help with wrapping my new hand wraps. That went fine. Then the teacher called everyone into the back gym area. No greeting or checking in with me that I'm new. We just went to work. Now for me, this was all fine. I workout a lot and I do other group classes elsewhere and have a personal trainer, so I'm very aware how to workout without hurting myself and I pick stuff up pretty easily because I have a foundational base of safely lifting weights and body mechanics. But for someone new to fitness this class would have been a lot to grasp and not injure oneself by doing too much or using poor technique. (Since I was given no instruction). Long story short, Rumble is a cool boxing gym but maybe could use some encouragement to check in with new folks for any questions and give a high level overview, with a brief tutorial on how to safely do the moves (aka punches). I'll definitely go back, as I said it's a good and hard workout. I attended via ClassPass as I do most things, maybe that is why the experience was different? But either way, I've been to other places where they (meaning front desk staff and teachers) are more accommodating to a new person in their gym.

I was referred to Parmele by the VA, for post rehab massage to help with neck and shoulder issues…read more Jalen clearly knows how the body works and has given excellent massages over several sessions. He has also coached me on what exercises I should and should not do as well as providing tips on how to do certain exercises. I really can't say enough good things about him and the help he has given me.

I've been going to Jaylen for years now, and he's truly amazing. I have shoulder issues from my…read morework, and he always knows exactly how to help my body feel better. I also take some PT sessions with him, and I've noticed such a big difference. Thank you, Jaylen, for always taking such good care of me.

I have been working out with FBBC for going on four weeks now and I absolutely love it! The coaches…read moreare so energetic and encouraging and I love the environment. I lost 10 lbs my first 3 weeks by attending and changing my eating habits. Strongly recommend giving it a try.

These are 45 mins bootcamps that only amount to about 20 mins of exercise not counting rest. The…read morecons are the cost, very high cost for what is offered. There is a lot of competition out there, if you charge a lot, you should offer a lot more. Sometimes we have to get creative with weights if everyone in your group uses the same amount as you. The carpet is dirty. I hated doing exercises that brought me to the ground because it may get vacuumed but needs shampooing with all the feet and sweat. Grosses me out honestly. No social media presence. I do think if you advertised classes more then you'd have more interest. Advertising a word of the week felt silly rather than inspiring. The app never had the right coaches listed. Not a big deal but this was over 50% of the time where the actual coach was not the one listed. I hate the stretch routine. Why stretch my legs for 4 weeks when you do arms, core, cardio, etc. Most of the time, no one actually did what was written. I saw a lot of awful form but the stations go so fast, not really an opportunity to correct it. Depending on your group, people didn't interact with each other much so I kept to myself. I also would've liked more variety than just arms and legs, upper lower or push pull kind of rotations.

After much CrossFit research in The Valley I have been going to Veer for about 2 years. It it's a…read morehardworking environment for any skill level without judgement or shame. The coaches are amazing and the community comes together to constantly lift everyone up. Full of fun events and workouts that will always kick your butt

Best gym ever! They're supportive, will help guide you, show you proper movements, flexible class…read moretimes. So glad I found "my" gym!

Esporta Fitness Tucson, (Golf Links) had a great spin class by Mary 9:15 am on Monday 11/28/23…read more She was friendly, Assertive with class members on thinking of your self abilities. It was what I expect from all gyms. I am a visitor from Phoenix. I did not appreciate the five people who socialized, while the class was beginning. It's very unnecessary to interrupt while in session for the instructor and everyone else. I hope others will consider that in the future.

This Esporta is located on the East side of Greenfield right near the US-60 East offramp. They have…read moreall the expected areas you expect at an Esporta/LA Fitness, the pool, basketball court, kids area, etc. Their green area with the sled and tires was about average. However, as you know from most of my reviews of gyms, my concern is about the number of squat racks. You really cannot substitute any exercise for free squats and they only have two racks. That is too few. Those will get taken quickly and when you have people who do more phone action then lifting then the racks are blocked for a long time. This place is fine if you go when it is not busy, but when busy, you could be waiting for quite some time for certain equipment.