I've only dropped into this studio a few times and every time, the studio is clean, the front desk…read moreis helpful and the classes are great! Last night, the instructor, Stephenie, went out of her way to introduce herself and make me feel welcome. She also checked on me during class and followed up with me after class. That's a sign of a caring and engaged instructor. Highly recommend this studio if you want a great workout in a top notch studio.

Barre3 is an absolute must try workout studio! Amazing Barre3 instructor Eva lead a fun, yet…read morechallenging, class for the University of Oregon CHAARG girls, and we had so much fun! Eva's encouragement and positive tips throughout the workout kept the girls motivated and pumped throughout the entire class. The rest of the staff were extremely sweet and welcoming to everyone that walked into their studio. Overall, you will find amazing, lively energy at Barre3 in Eugene and you should definitely check them out!

Susanbeth is incredibly talented in crafting a creative healing journey for many issues-injury…read morerehab, skeletal imbalances, even an all-around anti-aging program- hitting on many levels at once- fascia health, functional movement, neuromuscular re-education, strength training and flexibility. She is very intuitive and her training resources are vast. She is responsive to how our bodies show up each session while keeping long term goals and personal challenges on the board. She is unique in what she offers. She has made a difference in my life-empowering me to work at home with new skills and a fresh outlook. I recommend her highly.

The hot yoga was good. If I was back in Las Vegas I would go there again. The Room was a good…read moretemperature and as hot as it should be an instructor was good.

very expensive for very little. I'm handicapped and I use a walker but since this is a private…read morebusiness it doesn't have to be ADA compliant. Parking is impossible to find and it's very difficult to get around the building because the elevator only goes to certain areas. The biggest waste of money that I have spent for nothing

We were members before COVID when the club was vibrant, loved by the community, and a social…read morecenter. After COVID they closed the restaurant, and did a horrible remodel which has transformed the main exercise room from an elegant wood paneled, and television fronted exercise center to a large vacuous cold room simply filled with exercise equipment. And the Main Street entrance remodel is saddening. We recently renewed as members but after a couple of months we just didn't see the value, nor did it feel intimate like it used to.

Such a great studio! Very welcoming and lively energy. Beginner friendly! Beginner ballet was a…read moregreat poace to start.

Lou Moulder is precise, intuitive and fun to learn how to rehabilitate a broken body back to…read morestrength and flexibility. She makes me laugh as I struggle to develop strength and find compassion for this body I care for and that carries me around.

I had never been to Eugene and was overwhelmed. When I was 9 years old a teacher read the Raven to…read moremy class and I was addicted to poetry like a fiend. As a teenager I ended up living with a person going to ballet school. I became a huge fan of dance and ballet. When I stumbled on this I just had to try to see it. Another friend felt the same but we both have mobility issues so going to new places is daunting since a lot of venues are supposed to offer ADA in all price points but usually it is marked higher or what the have listed is not actually ADA. It's A LOT to deal with every time you want to go anywhere to anything.. I reached out to the venue and they referred me to the ballet company. I thought, ugh... they can't help but ok... But they did and fast. Talk about making us feel welcome and seen. And WHAT A PERFORMANCE! Ballet Fantastique set ballet pieces to Steampunk styled music performed with cello, piano, and an accordion. A spoken word actor recited parts from five different Edgar Allen Poe pieces (some would argue his best): Masque of the Red Death (1842), The Raven (1845), Fall of the House of Usher (1839),Annabel Lee (1849) and Cask of Amontillado (1846). There were touches of cirque with an aerialist and stilt walker. The sets, lighting, and aesthetic were incredible. This ballet was a treasure trove. They had some gorgeous masks for sale at amazing prices and I could not resist getting a gorgeous production poster signed by the whole cast for $5. After attending this I definitely plan to make it a point to attend another performance of theirs.

This is a very fantastic ballet Academy. My daughter had been wanting to be a ballerina for years…read moreso I got her into a trial with this Academy and she fell in love immediately. Ever since she has improved in her confidence and joy and loves dancing ballet around the house and is so happy. All of the staff here is incredibly kind, thorough, professional, and friendly. Highly, highly recommend! This is the place where ballerinas blossom!

BEST kept secret in town! Fitness 1440 is a well equipped, family owned and operated gym. Over the…read moreyears I've lifted at several gyms in Eugene and this is definitely one of the best values for anyone seeking a clean, safe, supportive, environment. The owners focus on cleanliness and are very hands on. LOVE the ample open space - perfect for calisthenics! They have tires for flipping, TRX straps, kettlebells, free weights, a sled and plenty of room to focus on getting a killer workout. Highly recommend Fitness 1440 to anyone; whether you are a seasoned gym rat or just getting started - you will feel welcome!

I have been trying for over a month to find a new gym since the one I was using closed with no…read morenotice These people don't answer their phone nor do they call people back I have tried to come during their short almost nonexistent office everytime they closed early for some reason or another. I guess they don't want any new members I would definitely not sign up blindly without even touring the facility but you just can't get an appointment. Too bad

You guys are amazing and bring me hope to regain the joy in life l lost along the way. Watching on…read moreyou isnt enough I must join the line and dance like everyones watching.

Unity is an amazing place to be a dancer! I met Eileen, (the studio director), when she was subbing…read morefor a jazz class I took at LCC. I fell in love with her movement and her charisma. I've danced with King's Krew, the adult hip hop company at Unity, for the last 4 years. Eileen is adamant about her students being well rounded dancers and trains her company members in barre and floor technique in addition to strength and conditioning training. Unity is a second home to many young dancers and I'm so happy I found this gem!

Friendly atmosphere and pilates equipment is brand new bc the studio is new! I like the key card…read morefor badging in for your class when you arrive at the front desk. The front area where you put your belongings, shop, and check in is a very tight space. They have a water fountain up front. Bathroom in the back doesn't include a shower like some workout studios. Each instructor has a very different teaching and class style, which I can appreciate! They have lots of class times each day, which is very accommodating for a variety of schedules. I will say, they "require" that you have grip socks. I was required to buy some in store when I forgot mine but had regular socks on. But, I was disappointed to see that several members had regular socks on during class. If you have this rule and make me buy socks, please enforce and be consistent with everyone. I wish I didn't have to buy the socks in the first place.

Some of the instructors are great! However, some just "call it in", repeating the script that they…read morelearned to get their certification. They have class times listed w/out instructors available. Eugene has been short staffed for 3 months now - that's got to say something. There is no personalization between some instructors & clients ie injury restrictions or name exchanges. (Prior management had instructors exchanging that info on a regular basis.). If you sign up on the Wait List to get into a class, they can notify you in less than 12 hrs that you got in, however if your personal schedule has changed & you no longer are available they will charge you $10 to drop the class. I am dropping my membership & would not recommend this club to anyone.