Life changing. After years of unsuccessfully trying to "get fit" on my own, I tried working with…read moreCody at NXT and in a month, am feeling and looking better than I have in my entire life. Cody is building my knowledge and confidence through putting to gether sets and explaining how it should feel. He is also motivational, as are everyone in the gym. Highly recommend.

NXT is an awesome gym with really great personal trainers who know how to get people in awesome…read moreshape but it's also a great community of people who are super supportive and help each other reach their goals. It's a really fun place to work out and make friends doing it! Borce and all the trainers are great people and pros.

This is the first gym I have consistently gone to! I've had multiple memberships before: LA…read morefitness, Crunch fitness, 24 hour fitness... And all of those cookie cutter gyms felt the same. Very superficial, poorly run, out to get your money, etc... Most members of this gym have a personal trainer. They're friendly, and I can work out here knowing that there are so many other people here learning as well! The equipment is quality, and the energy is infectious. I love this gym!

I am on month two with Peter as my personal trainer. He is also the owner of the gym and takes…read moregreat pride in the work he has put in and in each one of his clients. He helped me to establish a meal plan that actually works for me and tastes amazing. He is able to work with my existing injuries and strengthen the areas so I no longer hurt myself. In the first month alone I lost a total off 11.5 inches, and am feeling more energized than ever. The gym has an intimate feeling unlike most major gyms, and everyone in there helps you and wants you to succeed.

What a nice family gym. They got a Indoor/outdoor pool. One full basket ball court/steam…read moreroom/Indoor jacuzzi,carsio,weight room and many more. The gym is so clean and was very happy with my visit. The staff is also very cool.

Pool won't be heated this summer! What a bummer. I have…read morebeen told in the past that they heat the pool memorial day weekend. We have gone multiple times and now was told that they likely wont heat it this summer. My toddler left with blue lips... kids are all huddled up at the hot tube and its too cold for parents to go in with their kids. Membership was raised and at this point if we can't swim for the summer as a family its likely we will be looking into other family gyms such as Lifetime or Villa sport.... Hopefully the management will change their minds- its clearly a cost issue, but in the long run may make things worse if more families choose to cancel their memberships. On the gym side of things I find the gym equipment and track nice but locker room hot tubs and showers can really use more attention - as they are rather dirty. Also it would be nice if they opened the outside pool cafe area with snack and drinks

I've been training at this gym for 2 years now. They are very professional and highly skilled. They…read moreaccommodate to your skill level and take you from amateur to fight ready level. I improved my overall skill set, strength, conditioning and confidence. Started with just one class a week and now I go there every day. Coaches are very patient and take their time to teach you the right techniques. They offer multiple classes like boot camp, boxing, Muay Thai, Jiu-jitsu. Whether you like to have a consistent gym routine or want to learn martial arts this is the place to go in all of Hillsboro/Portland area.

Martial Masters is a friendly, welcoming, and most importantly a motivating environment. I…read morestarted there two years ago. I am a complete beginner and was instantly welcomed and made to feel at home. Which is what this gym has became to me, my second home. With hard work my skills have improved and have lost over 40 pounds. Thanks to all the staff and other members. T

The Quad in Beaverton is a great place to workout. It fosters fun with great workouts. They have…read morenew equipment and the place is sparkling clean. The members there are engaging, supportive, and competitive with their workouts, in a fun way. I have seen some pictures out there that claim to be the Quad but those messy ones are NOT this company. As I said before, this place is sparkling clean. The coach is top notch. He watches and drives you to success. After workouts are a friendly hash of the workout and maybe share a beer. It truly is a one of a kind gym with one of a kind people. Stop by and see for yourself.

This is my home F45 studio. The energy of the studio is great - everyone is supportive and friendly…read morewith zero gym-bro vibes. The coaches do a great job of helping you with your technique when needed, but also stepping back so you can focus on your workout. There's a different workout every day so it never gets too routine. They have a nice variety of early morning and later in the afternoon. I love that the workouts are exactly 45 minutes. For some reason it's less of a mental barrier to show up and go hard for 45 minutes vs an hour. Guess that means I'll never join an F60.

We worked out here at 9:30 on Sunday using our passport passes. The gym layout is very good with…read morelots of options including a chest press rack and sledge hammers. The coaches were very friendly and quick to help-out when needed. The only thing missing at this F45 location is a 5am workout!

I was enticed to try this Crossfit gym by the following scam "21 day weight loss challenge for $97…read moreand your money back guaranteed if you don't love it." I went to my first class and didn't love it. It was too intense and my body couldn't handle it. I used to do functional fitness training and absolutely loved how strong it made me, but after having a baby, my body just wasn't the same and I knew I would be risking injury if I continued. Unfortunately I also came down with a cold the day after my first class (thanks to my baby) and I only had a week left of the 21 day challenge by the time I felt better. So I asked the owner for a refund (and told him Id even be happy to pay for the one class I attended and he could give me a partial refund). I am a fair person and didn't want to take advantage by asking for all my money back since I knew it cost them some time to deal with me signing up, etc. He told me he would extend me an extra week but would not give me a refund. After I explained that I did not actually want to workout there again, because it was not a good fit for me, he explained his ridiculous scam of a refund policy and quit answering my texts. The policy is that even if you hate it, you have to go to a minimum of 3 classes per week for each week of the 3 weeks in order to get your money back if you don't like it. If you get sick, too bad. If you get injured, too bad. If you decide Olympic style lifting isn't your thing, well, that's ok- just do it 8 more times to prove to yourself how much you hate it and then you'll get your money back. As you know, it's pretty ludicrous to ask someone to engage in an activity they dislike 9 times in order to prove that they dislike it. If you're really not into eggplant for example, are you really going to eat a plateful of eggplant 8 more times, just to make sure? I hope nobody else falls for this scam. This is a crappy way to treat someone who wants to try out your gym. I could have just paid a drop in fee and not left almost $100 on the table. Take your money elsewhere, to a place where they won't take advantage of you and will treat you fairly.

My first day at Crossfit Hillsboro was so much fun! I am usually very intimidated by personal…read moretrainers, workout equipment, and other people working out lol. I'm one of those people who go the gym and stare at a machine for a while and eventually leave and do my workouts at home via videos, etc. This class definitely changed my mind and now I'm coming in 2-3 days a week! :) We came in on a Monday morning a couple minutes after 12 and met with Chuck, who was very friendly and welcoming. Everyone had already left to do the warm-up run around the business park, so my friend and I were asked to get on the rower machine (it was my first time!) and Chuck gave concise and easy to follow instruction on how to use it. We saw the rest of the class coming back and we all gathered together. I could see that there were people of different competency levels in the class and honestly, that made me feel a little bit uneasy. But once we got into the workouts, I was so pumped! Everything is tailored to each individual's capabilities. Chuck stressed on using the right form, not overdoing it, going at your own pace. I never felt pressured to keep up with everyone. Chuck evaluates everyone and will push you when you need to be pushed because he knows you can do it. I can't wait to go to today's class!

Portland Rock Gym isn't just a gym it's a colossal playground for climbers, and honestly, words…read morebarely do it justice. Having actually helped lay the foundation back in my construction days yep, I poured the slab in the parking lot and near the Starbucks next door it was surreal to come back and see the finished masterpiece towering above me. My wife and I signed up for a starter class, and let me tell you, the excitement is real. The scale of this place is jaw-dropping; every wall, every route, every corner feels massive and meticulously designed. The staff is top-notch, friendly, and clearly passionate, which makes getting started a breeze. It's the kind of place where you can feel the history and effort in every inch, and yet it's buzzing with energy and accessibility for beginners. Coming back as a participant instead of a laborer it's a full-circle kind of thrill. Blown away doesn't even begin to cover it. If you're even remotely interested in climbing, Portland Rock Gym is the place to be

Excellent gym | very aesthetic…read more This is the biggest climbing facility I've ever been to. It is one of those climbing chains, like Movement, so they have a lot to offer for climbers and fitness enthusiasts. Keep in mind that I'm writing this review with a background of climbing over 15 years and have visited many gyms throughout the country and overseas. The gym boasts over 20,000 sq ft with 17ft tall boulders and 40ft walls of rope routes. You can never be bored here. In fact, there's so much space that they don't know what else to do with it! They have lounging areas, a couple of bathroom areas, training board systems, and weight training. But let's talk bouldering first... Some of the routes I've jumped on felt intuitive. Good flow. There were a few that puzzled me, though. One route was an overhanging low grade route that I anticipated to be an easy warm up, but instead they placed a hold that forced me to do a less than ideal move for the grade. I was spooked. A friend agreed. Overall, they have lots of area with various range of problems for a beginner climber to an advanced veteran. No kids area, but I'd say the area closest to the front desk to the left is the most kid friendly spot. The second biggest feature here is the newly opened rope area. It's impressive and overwhelming. There are about 5 auto belay systems, so you can get a pretty decent work out if you came solo. I saw routes ranging from 5.6 to 5.11 when I did autobelay here. There are two crack climbs one can practice in the auto belay area as well. There is everything imaginable from 5.4 to 5.12/13 here, including overhanging routes. Also, I was impressed with their various holds! One set of black holds were used for a stemmy route, which I thought was neat. I believe they set every 8 weeks. Community? I'm not sure. I think when you are a gym like Movement, it's hard to cultivate a tight-knit climbing community, like Santa Rosa's Vertex or Tigard's Circuit, but I think there are little climbing groups that make up a community. People are friendly though. This place is well thought out. I'm impressed and found the staff to be helpful. A day pass is $27. For a place like this, it's worth it. You can easily spend 3-4 hours here.