I signed up for an introductory pole dancing class because it seemed fun and I wanted to switch up…read moremy exercise routine! It was a class that started at 8:15, on a Friday. The company sends out emails that gives very explicit directions on where to park and how to find and access the studio, in addition to linking a video with visual and audio directions, so I had no issues finding anything as everything was really well explained! My taught by Dani, who was a great instructor. Dani went around to sign everyone in, as for our pole experience one on one, so the class could be best tailored to all of us. We were also given a clean exercise mat with plenty of cushion, along with an ethanol spray bottle and towel for cleaning/drying our poles and hands. We then did a very extensive warm up to begin with, followed by working on a spin, during which Dani went around individually to everyone to give tips and help out with modifications as needed. This was very helpful for me, as I was able to ask explicit questions about what muscles to engage and general body positioning. Afterwards, we did a mini choreography a few times to practice what we learnt, followed by a cooldown. During the session, we were given ample opportunity for water breaks, along with cleaning our poles as needed, which I appreciated. The minor cons--the studio is extremely hot. As a result of this, there are several fans always blowing which is very nice, but they tend to be loud. That plus the music, which was turned down during instruction, made it a bit hard to hear Dani at times. Luckily I was towards the front, and didn't miss anything major for directions. The studio itself is extremely nice otherwise though! A great little cubby area for shoes and bags, and a couch/table for waiting for your class to start. The ambiance with lighting and music is also very nice, and there are mirrors everywhere so you can really see yourself getting into different positions. I had a really fun time at the class, and would definitely be a studio for people to consider if they're interested in one of their classes!

Ahhh how exciting it was to serendipitously end up at Pole Fitness Seattle! Because I didn't have a…read morecar, I picked this studio for its class selection, instructors, and proximity to my hotel. It's pretty easy to book classes online (surprisingly Seattle studios aren't really on Mindbody) by purchasing a class pack and applying it to sign ups. The email reminders are helpful. It's a little difficult to locate the studio in the alleyway of buildings, but they do a great job of providing directions. I arrived early via Uber/Lyft and was greeted by the instructor for Pole Conditioning & Stretching. It was an all-levels class, and the instructor (can't remember her name!) did a great job of explaining moves and providing modifications for each student. Then I took Pole L2 & L3 with Beau, who is a fantastic instructor! Turns out, we have mutual friends. The pole community is such a small world. Definitely more advanced of a class than I expected (good thing I didn't sign up for L4!) and enjoyed the safe and friendly class environment. Will definitely be back here to train next time I'm in Seattle!

My daughter has been so happy with her experience at the Bothell Gymnastics Club. She looks forward…read moreto going and wants to practice when she gets home. They have incorporated many distancing protocols. While no gym environment is perfect they do a great job with their response to COVID both for the athletes and the parents. My daughter is a beginner and felt comfortable from the first class because of the professionalism and kindness of the coaches. We plan on continuing next class cycle.

I am visiting from bay area and took my kids here with my friend who lives in the area. This place…read moreis fun for kids but customer service is one of the worst I have experienced. The lady who is "in charge" during drop in play has terrible attitude even towards my kids. I came here a few times and I can even say that she is racist, which is terrible and unacceptable. She is only nice to white kids and especially those who are enrolled in their regular classes. Too bad this place does not have much competition around the area.

One month in to the new Summit Everett so it's time for a review!…read more First off I'd like to say that I am very happy Summit Everett is here and I'll be continuing my membership with them for the foreseeable future. Opening a rock gym in downtown Everett is not an easy venture and it's very cool that it exists. The facility is very nice. It is clean, well lit, in good order and with 24hr access it's got all the right stuff to make a gym attractive. Whether you are climbing or using the regular weights and treadmill its a very good space. Since their move they transitioned to just bouldering from both bouldering and top rope and I think this was a good move. It makes the walls in the gym more accessible to everyone and can introduce more people to climbing. I won't call bouldering an intro to top rope like some folks but it is easier to get into and I think this switch was the right move. So what could be improved? A quick note about me so you can tell where I'm coming from. I'm at Summit for the rock walls and haven't used the weights or tread mills. I'm a climber since I was young and have an ankle handicap since birth. This means I'm about a 5.12-/v5 climber and won't excel too much beyond that. Including Summit Everett I have climbed four gyms in the PNW both bouldering and ropes and those skill levels are pretty consistent. At Summit I cap at a v4, somewhere between their yellow and blue bands. Summit sets hard. This makes it a very difficult place for beginners. The Vermin scale has a lot of wiggle room so it isn't that they aren't setting according to scale it's that within the scale they set about as hard as they can. You will not find a VB route here. If you are coming from anywhere else in the area kick your climbing level down a notch. My experience is that Summit is also largely a test of physical prowess. Technique and problems solving are not as stressed. The routes meet their difficulty level based on whether you have the strength for a dynamic movement, can grip a hold, or have the reach to progress. I have yet to fail to complete a route at because I didn't think through it correctly or didn't have the technique. These challenges are as important to a skilled climber as the raw physical. Lastly, more wall space. The more options to climb the better. The weekly updates are good but more options would be awesome. This is a big ask for the recently reopened gym so I realize this likely isn't something that can be quickly fixed but I wanted to put it out there because I think it would be very beneficial. Overall, I'm very happy that. Summit Everett is here and I'm looking forward to my time there and seeing the gym grow! Thank you Summit!

I can't speak on the climbing part of the gym, but the gym itself isn't worth it. The parking is…read moreatrocious, there is hardly any gym equipment, and the bathroom situation is pretty ridiculous. Thanks for the small roll of medical tape as a "check in reward" though.

Michele Miller and Heather Coyle are excellent, highly dedicated and motivating instructors. They…read moresupport and encourage students of all levels and abilities to achieve each person's greatest potential in ways that are truly positive and rigorous at the same time. I've been a student of Seattle Sil Lum and Taiji at SHIFT since 2010 and the experience has exponentially increased my self confidence, coordination and strength in body, mind and spirit.

ahhhhh I attended a wonderful opening last year. I go tlost from their mailing list. They have…read moreanother soon. I woulld like to be included, you might also. Pretty studio, many different useful energetic offerings. I left a message, and will update this review after more contact. Yahoo.. there is much good which may happen.

I'm so happy this yoga studio opened up right by my house. I've tried vinyasa, sculpt, and hatha…read moreclasses and they have all been excellent. All the instructors have been wonderful especially Jana. She has this positive and upbeat energy that keeps bringing me back to her Sculpt class Friday nights. There is plenty of street parking by the studio. The MINDBODY app is useful for signing up for classes/class schedules.

It's a tiny studio and they pack people in like sardines with zero masks. It's COVID central!…read moreAbsolutely crazy they think this is an acceptable or responsible way to run a business when hospitals are overflowing. Wearing a mask is not difficult. I was literally the only person wearing one. No one cares about keeping the community safe here. I won't be back.

took a class on a whim to create fun experiences in my life and this class was a memory I'll never…read moreforget! I signed up for the beginner class and was thrown into the fire in the best way! A clear and super instructive first couple of minutes and then a self demo to the instructors so they know you know what to do. There was no pressure, no expectations. The support was insane, I felt so comfortable like they were all my friends I knew for like months LOL. The encouragement as others go up is so sweet. Cheering each other on and getting able to review your flights right after, coolest thing ever! Will DEFINITELY be back when I'm in town!

I've taken a few silks and flying trapeze classes here, and yesterday, I tried aerial straps for…read morethe first time! The instructors are always welcoming and knowledgeable. I love the high ceilings and really enjoy the environment, facility, and overall culture. I'm excited to take more classes and continue getting stronger and more flexible. Thank you! There are designated reserved parking spots in the parking lot.

Was invited here by a family friend and had a blast!…read more Facility was clean, staff was friendly, and got our adrenaline going. Our 6 year old gave it a shot too and already wants to go back. We went during family day - believe they have this once per month so it was discounted rates $13 and included shoe / harness. Walk over to Dicks for burgers, fries and shakes afterwards (same parking lot) and Daiso for Daiso fans :)

Edgeworks has multiple locations but I like the Bellevue spot the best so far. Plenty of room and…read morelots of different climbs. One bouldering area where you climb up and over the top then may need to walk across the landing to the climb down area. Bathrooms are always clean.

My daughter loves it! And she got way better at gymnastics and I see her improving every day…read more Everyone there is so nice and supportive. - Shoutout to coach Gwen

We've been a family at SGA Columbia City now for four years and both of our girls (age 3 and 7)…read morelove it. Their preschool classes are great to get kids active, learn body control and strength and flexibility, and just have a good time. I didn't expect that my oldest was going to fall so hard for the sport but last year she did Pre Team and this year she is in her first year on the Xcel Team and she loves it. I didn't know a kid could spend six hours in the gym each week and not get bored or tired of it but she's never once said she was either. The coaches that have been there for some time are really great. They have the correct approach to building a solid team and encouraging positivity and confidence. They move from one activity to the next to keep kids engaged. They assist when needed but also allow for independence. My oldest has grown in her skills but also in her ability to take direction, be a strong member of a team, and in her confidence. I expect we have many more years at SGA. Yes, it can be difficult to get into some classes and yes, they can have high turnover in staff, but once you find your right fit there and stick with it, it has a great welcoming feel to it.