While in the area, I decided to workout in this gym instead of going across town to the one I…read morenormally go to. Plus it waa said to be new and good. Ita located in the circle area by Raw Juice. I could see parking to be a hassle as its tight. The gym is below apartments and surrounded by other shops. Once I walked in, I was greeted and as I am accustom to a norm of being provided with a towel or 2; I asked as I was provided and was told they dont provide them at this location. I then asked the direction of the locker room for women as this was my first time at this location. This is definitely new and updated compared to Reisterstown location but smaller then Padonia. I went to the locker room, changed out to gym fit and browsed the place to adjust for working out. Unfortunately, my brain didnt adjust well as thete arent towels nor mats. Its pretty small, and split level with stair master/treadmull and other machinery of the sort upstairs. The gym presented clean throughout as well as quiet. Im not sure if its due to it being 2pm. Needless to say, I did not workout as this gym is minimal with what Im use to receiving and wasnt prepared for this gym without the towels and mats I would probably only come if the others closed for whatever reason. So with that being said, I personally will continue wirking out at Reisterstown or Padonia locations.

So I recently quit my old gym and decided to sign up for Brick Bodies again. The facility is small…read morebut well maintained with a decently equipped weight room and tons of treadmills, stair masters, and ellipticals. One of my biggest complaints about my old gym was that it didn't have nearly enough treadmills for the size of the facility so I was often waiting for someone to leave at peak hours. This has never been an issue at Brick Bodies. I also love that the cycling room is typically open and available for use even if there's no class going on. The locker rooms are oftentimes clean and I love the lockers with built in locks -- no need to bring your own! I don't do any of the classes here anymore (mainly because I'm also a CorePower member and prefer their classes) but they offer a wide array for different skill levels. I took one barre class here but wasn't a fan of the instructor and the pace of the class wasn't intense enough for me. I would love to see towel service be introduced here. When I joined back in 2021 I thought the lack of towels was a Covid-era, thing but fast forward to 2026 and they still don't provide any. It's $50 a month ($25 every two weeks) making it a more affordable option compared to my previous gym.

Three.. Two.. One.. Lift!…read more I came up to CrossFit WhiteMarsh to support my fellow weightlifters for the Baltimore Open AND Let me say, this gym is absolutely beautiful and very clean. The gym is located in a business park which was really surprising for a Crossfit box, mainly because you find them at converted abandoned warehouses or garage shops. However I was very impressed with the interior. The space is very big and has high ceilings (which is great for any ring movements). I did see some ropes, so expect a good 20ft climb if that is ever in the WOD. The gym is essentially a square with each corner of the square drywalled into smaller squares with a focus on a specialty. The far right side had platforms which I assume was for the Olympic Weightlifting classes. While the left side had the standard rigs necessary to perform your squats and pull ups. Amenities are nice, there are 2 showers, 2 restrooms, and a lounge! The lounge is dubbed the Kid's lounge, so feel free to interpret that to your liking. To your immediate left when you walk in, there's a refridgerator stock full with kill clifs and other recovery drinks. On your immediate right, there's a room for warming up and mobility. In that room, there's a daunting (or cute) whiteboard with people's stats and numbers. A+ for keeping people accountable and setting goals! If you are in baltimore and want to check out a nice crossfit facility, I'd recommend this place. Now excuse me while I go set a PR in my snatch.

This was out of my comfort zone, but the minute you walk in you feel welcome. Everyone is…read moreencouraging and helpful no one is there to judge. The classes helped by giving me a routine and tips to do at home physically, mentally and dietary as well. I started with the 6 week challenge and I was able to beat it which made me want to push myself more. This is not just a place to work out it is a family supporting each other to get healthy. The trainers are knowledgeable and the gym is not cluttered and very clean.

The staff let alone the owners are amazing . The kindest of them all . I highly recommend this gym…read moreand I know you will . Claim your free day pass and learn more about them .

Training House is the best! If you want a workout that is challenging and creative (in years I've…read morenever had the same exact workout twice), training house is the place for you. The workouts are designed to make you feel like an athlete, building both physical and mental strength. The trainers are knowledgeable and supportive, and the camaraderie and friendships with other members keep you coming back. I attribute TH to helping me be in the best shape of my life at 47 years old and would not go anywhere else.

Great and supportive gym. This is only my second week coming and I've felt so welcomed since the…read morefirst day. There's also a great promotion going on this month you don't want to miss. Check them out.

WSA Fitness practices bait and switch advertising. I saw an ad for a 6 week challenge on Instagram…read morewhich seemed intriguing and potentially fun. Of course, the ad was a bit misleading. Surprise, surprise. Now I don't mind paying for personal training or classes but they wanted a total of $699 up front as a "bet" that I would potentially get back if I lost, in my case, 5% of my body weight within the six weeks. First, pretty sure this joint doesn't have a gambling license. Second, they don't let you choose your personal goal or the amount you want to bet. This amount is ludicrous for a six week class and most people can't exactly afford to risk to lose that amount or even forfeit it for an amount of time. I didn't get to try the gym as my common sense had me walk out of that "orientation" but from what I saw it looked pretty dead and empty. They definitely have some shady business practices and need to be more up front in their ads.

OMG... I came here two weeks ago. My neighbor invited me, but I knew of this place because one if…read morethe coaches is an old neighbor of mine, plus my cousin also works out here too and she looks good since working out. The groups are positive and inspirational. I really like Monday night class. The push to work out is on And you will leave . It is easy to sign up for classes as well order drinks post and after workouts.

Great gym with wonderful, experienced coaches who know how to train all kind of body types and can…read morerecommend a good nutrition plan. It is a family atmosphere that offers peer support and encouragement.

I'm a proud mom of a sponsored Under Armour Professional Track & Field athlete. This past week we…read moredecided to visit Baltimore for the holidays. During our visit my son gave us a private tour of the new UA Global Headquarters near the Baltimore harbor. We started the tour at the visitors center and received some historical information about Under Armour, it's origin and founder. There were plaques and memorabilia of legendary athletes and celebrities that are sponsored by the brand. We then toured the performance center which includes strength and conditioning training, classes and equipment. The is an infrared sauna and recovery room which was designed with all athletes in mind. The design center was closed for visitors but Ben a generous E-Commerce employee took the time out to give us a personal tour of the indoor basketball facility, dining area, design studio, sample room, focus group area and what's next for Under Armour. I was so impressed with his knowledge and willingness to share the new releases for Black Friday. Which is going to be HUGE savings. There is so much science behind the brand with families and athletes in mind. We drove a few minutes off campus to view the new track & field stadium that will also be used for soccer and football. The track was bright red with hints of gray throughout. I can't wait to see my son race on this track in the future. It's scheduled to be completed in 2023.

I am a huge Under Armour fan. This Center is located on the UA headquarters complex. It has top…read morenotch equipment, wonderful organized classes and a small artificial turf football field along the water. The complex is very picturesque and can be distracting to workout if you are a UA fan. So, I suggest you get all your pictures out of the way before you workout. There is a few parking spots in front of the center, but most of them are marked as reserved. The Center does have one stipulation for working out here. You must wear Under Armour gear. That was not hard for me though, because that I what I mostly wear anyway. Even if you don't want to or can't work out, just visiting the campus is impressive. It is a great location, right off of the Patapsco River and across from the wold famous Inner Harbor

This is a really cool gym! I've taken a couple classes here recently and they've been such great…read moreworkouts. The instructor is fun and directions were clear to understand on what to do. I plan to keep coming back here for the classes.

I don't usually write reviews, but XPF is the best fitness experience I've ever had. The classes…read moreand the training have been amazing and every time I'm there, the studio is spotless and very welcoming. Their options for classes and/or training are flexible and plentiful. Patrick, the owner, is incredibly knowledgeable and really cares-- he has expertly helped me work through injuries and build strength and stability. I feel better and stronger since I've been going to XPF and I can't recommend it more highly. For anyone who is looking to get in shape, build strength and endurance, learn good form and balance to protect/prevent injury, or just to get more active, this place is the best

This place has so many machines and different types of machines that you will always find a machine…read moreto work out with. There is even a posing room. The posing room looks like a place where small classes could be held too, but having classes might not fit the vibe of this gym well. A little shop in the lobby area with typical gym type products you could buy. The facility is kept very clean. I like that there is staff available. This is a gym that iconic muscle bound people would attend. Apparently, even people will travel from NYC and stay overnight here. A culture I can quite relate to, but people I would be willing to get to know if they wanted to get to know this non-jock here. A place I found at random online earlier when my Baltimore friend asked me where a muscle bound gym could be found in his area. This definitely hit that mark!!