4.75 stars...great box!…read more Easy to get to off the highway, big box with everything you could want or need, great coaching, friendly people! Limited schedule. The only thing really keeping me from giving it a perfect score is the flooring....it's sloped in the middle for a large part of the box which made it challenging to find a flat spot to wod :/ The wods were great & not too easy! I would go back when I'm in town!

The best workout experience in Tulsa. Patrick, the owner is welcoming and runs a terrific gym. All…read moreof the coaches are interpersonal and easy to get along with. Jumping into CrossFit was easy and I never felt lost. This place is a gem of a gym.

Pros: staff is nice…read morePlenty of parking Easy to sign up for and cancel membership Cons: sadly my coworker and I cancelled our membership. Our boot camp instructor got a promotion and now that is a class for premium members. With our basic membership, the only free classes were yoga twice a week at 7am (which doesn't fit with regular working schedules) and Zumba twice a week at 6pm. Limited cardio equipment. My impression of this gym is a place where people come to work with personal trainers.

They have a lot of equipment and resources even though it's not a huge gym like LA fitness, planet…read morefitness etc. Front desk was helpful and informative.

We went here with a group of friends on an early Saturday morning to work out, and it was…read moreexhausting but well worth it! We started off with a yoga class, which definitely worked on many muscle groups (Core, back, leg, arm, and shoulder) to improve strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. The instructor had a very calm, soothing, and encouraging voice that helped us relax and ease and transition smoothly into the class. Following that, we jumped right into the spin class (indoor cycling workout) and pedaled very intensely to work on our hamstrings, quadriceps, and gluteal muscles. The spin instructor had great energy and was very motivating, which kept us going as long as we could. The music and lighting were also very upbeat and bright. After everything was over, we felt super tired, but glad that we came to this welcoming and encouraging environment. I highly recommend checking it out!

I'm a member of the Junior League of Tulsa, and we were offered the opportunity to try our…read moreStudioPop for a week FOR FREE. Heck yes! I was going to sign up for as many classes as I could, but then I looked at my three year old and then at my planner. One class was all I could squeeze in. Blast. So, I signed up for Restorative Yoga on Thursday at 6:30 PM. Parking is limited if folks are out and about. No street parking available at all. There was an empty lot, but all the spots near the street lights were full. I ended up parking in the dimly lit back near the overpass. Super safe. I arrived 15 minutes early as requested to get a quick tour and lay of the land. The studio is super clean, spunky in character, and has plenty of storage for all the things one needs when working out. I was offered a bottle of water, which I happily took, and was then told that this one was on the house otherwise it would cost me $2. Well, that seemed like a snarky lesson, but okay, noted. I thought it was just a friendly gesture. Word to the wise: BRING YOUR OWN WATER. Abby was the yoga instructor for our session. That studio faces the street with a wall of windows but it was not overly bright at all. The lights were dimmed, electric candles were turned on, and soothing music was playing the background. Abby was a wonderful instructor, gently guiding the 7 of us in the class through relaxing poses and stretches. I did have one quibble in that I am not at all flexible, especially when I have not worked out beforehand. She startled me when trying to press on my back during child pose but profusely apologized after class once I explained why I was not putting all my weight on the bolster. The best part of this class: the head massage. You read that right, the head massage. It was brief but glorious. Overall, this was a wonderful and relaxing yoga class! Highly recommend!

Don't be fooled by this place. It looks nice. But it is in terrible shape. They refuse to maintain…read moreor fix anything until another few weeks or months beyond whenever they HAVE to. The pools are virtually unusable. If you take a tour and they try to give you the line that the therapy pool is around 95 & the regular pool is about 86, DO NOT BELIEVE THEM! The heaters have been broken for MONTHS now. That's right, I said months. The temp today was 76 in the therapy pool & 78 in the main. Even when they were working, the temps would range wildly. They were never the same temp twice. The therapy pool could be 83 one day and over 100 a few days later. They. Just. Don't. Care. They refused to add proper chlorine to the pools for months as well. It took repeated calls to the health dept to get them to FORCE them to get it up to level. "Oh, how bad could it be?" you ask. The proper level is supposed to be 7.2. The therapy pool was .2 to .5. For MONTHS. That is very dangerous & unhealthy. They were cloudy all the time and smelled. The saunas were down for a long time. I was told there was black mold in the ladies locker room one for a very long time, but even at that, they refused to fix it. Or CLOSE IT! Even with black mold. The showers were broken for over a year before they got fixed despite dozens of requests to fix them. It was not a complex plumbing issue, it was REPLACING A SHOWER HEAD!! Get the picture? They care about your money, not you. Then they will not spend any to keep things fixed. They will tell you anything to get you to sign up, but if you ever have a problem, you are all the way out of luck. So if you believe the "C" in "YMCA" stands for "Christian" - nope. WWJD? Care enough about people to keep things fixed.

I've been pretty busy these last few months, and haven't had as much time to come here as much, but…read moreI've got a bit more free time again and have made my way back. The main difference that I've noticed (and I guess the reason for this update) is that the staff doesn't seem as interactive. And I kind of mean this in a good way? They used to have workers stand in the entryway upstairs, at the top of the straits landing between the two sections of workout equipment. This always felt a little awkward to me, like they were just watching everyone exercise (which was their job, so they were) and it was probably weird (and super boring!) for them too! It was nice that they were more available for any questions/ issues that way though. Now I'm not sure where they are? So maybe something between those two ways would be good... I'll also say that a few months ago, the staff was always super welcoming when coming in and leaving the building. Recently, I haven't really seen as much of that. Honestly I'm not sure if I miss that, or if I'm cool with just being able to walk in and just kind of stay to myself and go on with my way lol. I guess again, maybe something in between would be good. I think maybe one reason for this is that everyone knows how to use their cards or their phones to check themselves in, so there's less of a need to have someone right there at the door all the time, to be fair. Not gonna change my star rating even though there are some changes, just because I feel like the differences are more neutral in my eyes. Not necessarily better, or worse, just differences! I just wonder if these were intentional changes or not...?

They have amazing trainers! They take time with everyone to help them achieve their goals. The…read moreworkouts are great and there is always a modification for something should you want or need it. Stacey is super knowledgeable and a great trainer! The owners are also crazy knowledgeable and the workouts of the day they come up with are some of the best I've seen. The weekend trainer is so nice a polite. I'll take one of her classes hopefully soon. The gym is clean and well kept. So, the short of it is this... ....if you want to feel apart of a gym community where everyone is there to support your fitness and health goals then T-Town Fitness is where you want to be. It's the best with the best people.

Absolutely the most welcoming gym, where you will REALLY get in shape! Everybody helps each other…read moreout, no one is above anyone else. Just all around a great crossfit gym!

My favorite gym and workout I've found in Tulsa. Very affordable and a great group of people to…read morework out with. The leaders are helpful and help with form. Highly recommend this place.

The Yoga Room is located on the side of a strip mall. There is plenty of parking. I call the…read morerestorative yoga taught by Rebecca my lazy yoga class. I have been attending this class for many months and love the pace and variety of poses. This class helps me slow down and be mindful of what my body needs to feel healthy and more at peace.

I just joined the yoga room and would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to relax their…read moremind and body at the same time. I truly enjoyed it and the instructions were very helpful and sweet. You feel great afterwards and they have an $11 for 11 days special to see if you like it. Go check them out.

Love everything about this gym! I call it my 1st successful gym relationship…read more At 49 I've joined and quit many different gyms but 4 years ago I tried Oklahoma Fit and found my gym family!

Amazing place to workout. Always something new and fresh the trainers keep us on our toes…read more Amazing transformations. So glad to have joined this gym. Thank you