Great Instructors! Friendly Staff!…read moreAnd the location works out great for my wife and I. The place is clean with towels always available. The pool, sauna and jacuzzi are good places to unwind and just let the time pass by.

It's the best gym - makes me look forward to working out. I love the heated pools, hot tub and…read moresauna for after the workout

Major concern with Motion Fitness regarding member billing security. On Dec 28, 2025, I found an…read moreunauthorized charge that appears to have used the billing info I had on file with the gym. It was for a monthly subscription to "In Influnce" (a service associated with purchasing Instagram followers). What's especially alarming is that a staff member, Juan Pablo, was somehow able to access my billing details. I can't say with certainty whether he personally made the purchase, but the Instagram account that appeared to benefit was linked to him. Either way, this happened under owner Lori's watch, and the lack of clear explanation is unacceptable. I contacted Lori directly. She was apologetic, but there was a major lack of understanding of how this could happen and what safeguards failed. I'm not sure what actions were taken internally, but this reflects on the gym's management and controls. I strongly recommend all members review your bank/credit card statements for any unknown charges.

Motion has every piece of equipment you can think of for a complete workout. It is spacious and…read morenever feels crowded. Also, their management team is extremely helpful and welcoming. I have been going to gyms for 30 years and this one stacks up against any of them.

Angelina is a master at form and function. I always find new muscles and come out of her classes…read moretaller and with improved posture. She is a non-judgmental instructor and takes time and care with every student. Her studio is clean and well maintained and she is always on time. I highly recommend her studio!

Angelina is an amazing teacher and has helped me immensely with chronic back pain and S.I…read more problems. I can't recommend her enough.

Ive had a family membership here for almost 10yrs. My wife has been way more consistent thanks to…read morethe childcare program that they have. It's available daily for up to two hours per child. Theres one downstairs for younger children and one upstairs for older kids. They also have parents night out events that let you drop your kids off for pizza and movies. They have lots of options to choose between for all types of fitness levels and interests. They have a great weight room area and equally great machine area, they have yoga rooms, stationary bike room, a rock climbing wall and much more. The recreational pool is heated, lap pool isn't and the kiddie pool isn't either but it's a great cold plunge in the winter. I usually hit that then the sauna before my workouts. They have a basketball court inside and pickle ball courts outside in the back which always has action on them. Theres so much more they offer but I still have not had the chance to try it all out. Their juice/ snack bar is amazing. The soups and wraps are fire!! I highly recommend this place, especially if you have kids. The staff is great and the place is clean. Can't think of anything negative about this place to be honest.

This gym is really big. It seems to offer everything you need, from weights and classes to a pool…read more It was really busy when I visited, but we were still able to get (basically) everything we needed. I was definitely able to complete my workout, I just had to compromise a bit on some of the weights because a lot were being used. I wouldn't say it's run down, but it doesn't feel like a new, fresh gym. It feels really bright inside and gives kind of a hospital cafeteria vibe in the locker rooms. I know that doesn't really make sense, but it's what I thought about when I was in there. , so I guess it makes sense to me. The staff was helpful and friendly, everything seemed to be in good, working order, and it was overall a fine gym. Definitely nicer than the 24 hour fitness in my hometown, but nowhere near as nice as, say... Equinox. It's a "get her done" type of gym, and, I don't know about you, but I am always excited to be DONE with a workout. I did think it was funny that they were selling GIANT cookies in the cafe in the club. Seems counterintuitive to being fit and healthy, but whatever. Don't get me wrong, I definitely LOVE a good, giant cookie, I just think they should have healthier options. And maybe they do, but I was blinded by the giant cookie and kept walking right. on. by.

Small but MIGHTY!…read more ONLY marking it down from five stars based on price point. (more on that in a moment.) Otherwise I loved this place. Caveats to this review: I have been a competitive bodybuilder, a competitive strength athlete, AND a coach of competitors over 30+ years of lifting. This is not a "flex," but mentioning it because OBVIOUSLY colors my perspective. Worth mentioning up front. Also: I was only in town for a quick weekend, coming in from across the country (Boston) for a wedding. I was just a day visitor to the gym. My experience may not be the common one of members. I didn't like that it was hard to get in. I went at a "normal time," so the front desk kid was able to pop over to the door and open it, but still a mildly off-putting experience. I understood the reasoning; the availability of 24 hour access. But with a kid at the desk would it hurt to have the door unlocked during the hours the gym is staffed...? The space seems friendly to both "general fitness" types and heavy lifters alike. Indeed, the dumbbells went up to 150 (as single that this space encourages aspiration and hard work), and there were a few lifting cages (not just racks). Definitely a space that is focused on either weight training or athletic cross training, with an equipment array that isn't trying to coddle or under-estimate it's patrons. One thing I LOVED was that the dumbbells had HALF WEIGHT INCREMENTS well into the higher values. You almost never see this any more! Need a step between between 80 lbs and 85 lbs? They got you covered. This is such a logical feature that not only welcomes advanced lifters, but also allows beginners and intermediate to really make gradual progress - which is both safer and more sensible. Bravo on this one aspect. I like how the "cardio equipment" (ugh - just go outside people!) was NOT the dominant presence. Indeed, maybe 1/5th or less of the floor space was two humble rows of cardio. No - this is not meant to be a place where you zombie out on a stepper. Again, bravo. I liked the division of space overall, but it was a little quirky having the dumbbells placed so far away from the barbells and other weight equipment. A minor flaw, easily overlooked. Likewise, the front foyer was strangely disproportionate and included tons of unused space. That felt weird. Meh - again, easily overlooked. I appreciated the locker room for it's sparsity and functional purpose. It is NOT LUXURIOUS - in a GOOD way. Clean, for sure. But apart from a quick shower and change, the locker room is here for a function, not for luxury; you have a trustworthy clean shower and space to change, but this is not a spa. Heck, the shower stalls are old school bays with no curtains; modesty be damned; this is about function and efficiency. And it works. VERY well. High marks. One simple litmus test for "whether a gym is a good gym for serious lifters" is this: "Clutter that is not confusion." What this means is that, in a place where people are busy at work, there will always be a bit of expected clutter. Not UNTIDINESS; not confusion. Just bits and pieces all throughout the gym space; various handles, different pieces of equipment, odds and ends - all revealing that the space is where people get to work, not where they "idle away on a chore." The "organized clutter" of a gym is an ASSET, not a glitch. Clutter without confusion. The space had lots of options; from athletic training equipment to traditional weightligfting. Now, I think $30 for a day pass is absurd. I understand it is encouraging membership, and understand Healdsburg is no stranger to wealthy out-of-towners. But come on . . . $30 for an hour or so? One star down. Be more price welcoming. Kid behind the desk was a bit flaky, but not off-putting. Friendly enough, but like, slow and distracted. But just a kid being a kid. Not sure about any other staff. Gym vibe did not smack of camaraderie, but rather people in their own space. That is either an asset or a deficit depending on your preference of gym energy. It was not cranky in any way, but definitely not, like, warm and cheery. Neutral to reserved would be the way tom classify the vibe. DEFINITELY some serious physiques roll through. THAT was obvious even on my short visit. Big muscles and powerful strength is welcome here - and clearly encouraged. I appreciated that. As what some would label a "serious lifter" I would eagerly go here again - my only hesitancy being that obnoxious and unnecessary day rate. Looking at other reviews, I have a feeling price gouging is pretty normal.

Really nice and clean gym can get busy as it's one of the most up to date and maintained gyms…read morearound Healdsburg. The owner takes responsibility and accountability and tries to improve the environment provided.

If I had the option, I would give Ann Sabine more than five stars. She has helped me understand how…read moremy scoliosis has affected my 75-year-old body for my entire life. Her knowledge shocks me sometimes. I am learning how to move to alleviate pain that I thought might limit my ability to do the things I love, like get dirty in my garden. I feel seen and cared for by Ann and continue to learn every time I see her. I am so glad that I found her.

Ann is the most wonderful and caring movement professional. Her client care is exceptional and her…read moreknowledge and experience are unsurpassed. I am so excited to finally get to visit her for classes and private sessions in her new beautiful studio space!

If you are looking for a detail oriented approach to fitness and/or pilates this is the place to go…read morein West County. Mercy Sidbury's keen instruction combined with her uncanny ability to meet the client at their ability level is beyond compare. If you are in pain when you move or just looking to get stronger and better coordinated in your body, her almost 40 years of embodied knowledge should match your wants and needs. After trying several pilates teachers in the area, I discovered Mercy in late 2010 when looking for a rehabilitative styled pilates professional... and I am so happy I did. As a mid-aged man, she helped me discover body awareness and movement fluidity that was all but forgotten since my youth. I can't say enough for what she has given back to me - facilitated if you will. She is really that good.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Health & Fitness Program Consultants…read more- Physical Fitness Consultants & Trainers - Pilates Instruction & Equipment

I started working with Perez Personal Training in October after suffering debilitating back pain…read more They have helped me strengthen my body without injuring myself further. They are a group of 4 trainers and each has their own methods and benefits and varied schedules including weekends and evenings. Its nice to have variety in training. Having a trainer has helped keep me accountable for my health and I feel so so much stronger! My back no longer goes into spasm because other muscles actually help now! I highly recommend this group!

Jennifer's the best! I've been working with her using the Pilates reformer twice a week for about…read morea year and a half. After decades of neglect, and chronic lower back issues, I have gradually gotten my body back! No more painful "my back went out" episodes. Muscles again! Highly recommend her to anyone needing to get fit for a more functionally happy life!

The owners are amazingly kind folks. I met them when they were volunteering at a gravel biking…read moreevent - they went out of their way to make sure that we were well taken care of and always we're super positive and supportive!

After a quick Google search for yoga studios in the Larkfield area I ran across 2Up Yoga located in…read morethe Wells Fargo Center. They are currently offering new students 30 Days for $30.00 - and with the multitude of offered classes - this is a fabulous deal! As a beginner yoga student I really appreciate the variety of beginner classes. They offer many different days and times to accommodate different schedules. Also, I have been helping my older aunt find a yoga studio and the instructors here have been very generous and kind towards helping her with her efforts. The setting is safe, the room is restive and has good energy, and the various instructors I've tried have been wonderful teachers and guides. At $30.00 you almost can't afford to NOT try this great new business!