I joined Chandler Fit Body in July, I was starting a new job and wanted something on my way home…read moreso I couldn't make excuses to not go. It is a 30 minute HIIT class-you can do anything for 30m right? The team led by Teresa is fantastic and they can adapt the exercises to fit your specific ability level and my dream is to have zero exercise modifications but until then I will relish knowing I am stronger every class!

I joined FBBC Chandler two years and a couple months ago, 800+ classes I'm still fucking Satisfied!…read moreThirty minutes of intense training during the week, about 40 minutes on Saturdays. Our fearless leader Theresa is Awesome and challenges you every moment. I'm driven and work like a demon for my muscles and Chandler Fit Body Bootcamp makes me work for it! Totally Worth It!

The coaching staff is highly skilled, the workouts are engaging and well-structured, and the…read morecommunity is welcoming and supportive. I highly recommend this place.

I love FitBodyBootCamp QC! I love the coaches, Bianca, Caris, Mandy, Kris, Jill, and Perla they are…read moreall so fun and encouraging! I love the community and the friends that I have made while coming here the past two years, nearly 5 days a week.

I have been working out with FBBC for going on four weeks now and I absolutely love it! The coaches…read moreare so energetic and encouraging and I love the environment. I lost 10 lbs my first 3 weeks by attending and changing my eating habits. Strongly recommend giving it a try.

These are 45 mins bootcamps that only amount to about 20 mins of exercise not counting rest. The…read morecons are the cost, very high cost for what is offered. There is a lot of competition out there, if you charge a lot, you should offer a lot more. Sometimes we have to get creative with weights if everyone in your group uses the same amount as you. The carpet is dirty. I hated doing exercises that brought me to the ground because it may get vacuumed but needs shampooing with all the feet and sweat. Grosses me out honestly. No social media presence. I do think if you advertised classes more then you'd have more interest. Advertising a word of the week felt silly rather than inspiring. The app never had the right coaches listed. Not a big deal but this was over 50% of the time where the actual coach was not the one listed. I hate the stretch routine. Why stretch my legs for 4 weeks when you do arms, core, cardio, etc. Most of the time, no one actually did what was written. I saw a lot of awful form but the stations go so fast, not really an opportunity to correct it. Depending on your group, people didn't interact with each other much so I kept to myself. I also would've liked more variety than just arms and legs, upper lower or push pull kind of rotations.

I was on vacation for 10 days and this gym let me sign up for the time I was just going to be in…read moretown. I did 2 classes with Dante and 1 with Troy. I felt totally welcome by both them and the regulars. They pushed me enough when I was slacking a little and also helped educate me when I was doing something wrong. It was an open environment that felt ok to be myself, and try things without feeling pressured or embarrassed. I highly recommend this place. Very clean, open, inviting, and lots and lots of classes to work with my schedule. Probably the best gym I've ever been to. Next time I vacation in AZ again, I'm going to try to be close to Pitt Fitness.

Awsome trainers. Great gym…read more Huge, it is so easy for social distancing If you want a great workout to sweat and feel good after, this is the place for you.

Fit FX is great! The workouts are fun and challenging for people of all fitness levels. Kendy and…read morethe other Coaches are very knowledgeable and supportive. The workout times are convenient and make it easy to fit into my busy schedule.

I never thought I'd say this, but I'm actually looking forward to working out now! This gym is like…read morea motivational amusement park for fitness fanatics. From the friendly staff to the top-notch equipment, I can't decide what I love more: the muscle-burning workouts or the post-sweat giggles and wiggles. Thank you for making me feel like a superhero in training!

I have been a F45 members for over three years now and was original at the Steelyard location. With…read moretheir merge, I was forced to move to the next closest one which is this location. Found out that unlike the other location, they do not honor if someone moves to a location not within driving distance. I am moving over 70 minutes away and was reminded by them that I signed a six month contract and 'should have selected monthly." Thank you for the understanding and my tenure with this company is now ending. Hold accountability of your members yes, but not when things like medical and moving is out of their control.

10/10 recommend this gym!! I've always been a huge advocate of F45 because I truly believe it…read moreworks. The trainers here are top notch everyone is very involved and motivates you! Great music and always leave feeling good. :)

I'm going to do my best to put in to words what I've felt joining this community. I was finding…read moremyself looking for a gym that could provide something more than just a great workout. In finding Suffer City I've experienced something far beyond what I was looking for. The community is vibrant. The coaches are welcoming and attentive to new members. They will challenge you but also have your best interest in mind with modifications when needed. Much more than that is a community of members that will embrace you where you are personally on your fitness journey. No matter what your fitness level this is for you! The workouts themselves are some of the best I've seen. I've previously competed at a D1 level in athletics and find the workouts to be just as challenging if not more challenging than any I've participated in throughout my life. I've done anything from box gyms, CrossFit, and other boutique fitness concepts. Suffer City is the REAL DEAL. If you are looking for a fitness community with great owners and coaches, look no further. Suffer City has you covered.

I could go on and on about Suffer City. First, a little background about me: when I started…read moretraining with Jason I hadn't exercised in 11 years. No joke, 11 years! Long story short, I had some joint damage in my left ankle and knee and was scared to exercise. The doctor way-back-when told me that I'd probably always have damaged joints and trouble exercising. I also had TRIPLETS a few years ago and gained a lot of weight that hadn't come off. A friend motivated me to just give it a shot and try exercising. I started training with Jason and at another gym too--one of those "boot camp" type places. Working with Jason, I changed my diet, started exercising consistently, and pretty quickly lost almost 30 pounds. And I did a Spartan race, which I still can't believe. The other gym I tried--and most other gyms I've tried--are intimidating, too cliquey, too crowded, and I didn't see results. The boot camp had these weird workouts that seemed totally insurmountable and gave me a feeling of defeat before I even started (like weird "1000 rep" challenges--no, I'm not gonna get through 1000 burpees in half an hour). Suffer City is different. Here are the great things about Suffer City: -The class sizes are limited, I think to about 12 people. So, you're not ramming into other people while trying to get through the workout. -The workouts are varied--so varied! There are different sessions with totally different exercises every day. It's never boring. The sculpt sessions focus on building muscle; the move sessions focus on cardio; the lift sessions focus on lifting but the weight is varied based on your ability/what you're comfortable with. I'm always fascinated and downright impressed by all of the different exercises Jason and Danielle come up with. -It's not cliquey. You don't walk in and feel like everyone is glaring at you. The people make this place really great. Everyone is friendly, people cheer each other on and provide motivation. And if you go at a consistent time you start to see the same people, get to know them, and look forward to seeing them. I look forward to training in the morning and seeing my usual group! When I miss a morning I get that whole feeling-of-missing-out, which motivates me to go back again. -You don't have to be a superstar athlete to train here, but you also can be a superstar athlete and train here. Frankly, I was one of those kids who was always last picked for the team in PE. I've always sucked at sports and exercise, though I've gotten so much better training with Jason and now Danielle. But you can come in here as an adult who was a kid who sucked at PE and sports in general and train well, tone your body, and lose the fat. You can also come in here as a great athlete and learn to kick even more ass. I train with people who inspire me every day--as I'm grunting and groaning through workouts and trying not to curse too much, I see others powering through and just kicking ass; and that's not in an intimidating way, but in a way that's motivating and makes me want to kick ass too. -The facility is great! It's slick and stocked with good weights, kettle bells, self-propelled treadmills (which take a run or two to get used to, but now I prefer them to the treadmills that do the running for you--plus, the self-propelled ones seem safer), assault bikes (with which you'll have a love-hate relationship), monkey bars, these cool ever-so-slightly squishy boxes of varying sizes for box jumps, medicine balls (I can't remember if there's a modern term for those things), pull up bars, and other stuff I'm probably forgetting. OH--heart rate monitors! You can buy a relatively inexpensive heart rate monitor and watch your heart rate on the TV monitors. This is really cool, and when you feel like you're at your limit and dying it's nice to look up and verify that, yes, I'm at 93% of my max heart rate right now and not just insane. -You'll see results. This isn't like a big box gym where you kind of just go through the motions, don't really get out of breath, and wonder why you're not getting any better at training, losing any weight, or whatever you goal may be. You work out to exhaustion--and that makes you get consistently better. After training here I have more energy during the day and hell, I'm usually in a better mood and can handle more of whatever junk the day throws my way. -If you show up a little early there's time to stretch and foam roll before the session, and there's a cool-down period built in. Even if you're not early, there's stretching and prep before the session starts, and a short run and bike to get your heart rate up. I love this because at the last gym where I trained, there was none of that--and I always felt like I was gonna injure myself just showing up, not stretching at all, and launching into some insane workout. -Finally, the price! The prices are totally reasonable, especially for small class sizes. GO!!

This Mountainside Fitness has a solid overall vibe. The staff is friendly and approachable, which…read moremakes the place feel welcoming rather than intimidating. One of the better aspects is the gym culture. There are very few performative lifters who treat the floor like a scene from Brokeback Mountain, and "invisible lat syndrome" is noticeably less common here than at a lot of other gyms. The no photograph/filming rule is one of the best things about this place, it keeps the atmosphere focused on actual training instead of content creation. That alone makes the experience more pleasant. A few operational issues stand out and could be improved: * Weight plates are frequently left in random order with no consistent system. This could be fixed a few ways: (1) label each plate storage spot with the correct weight, (2) have staff periodically straighten the plates instead of spending so much time talking, and (3) more actively encourage members to re-rack properly after themselves. * There need to be more antibacterial wipe dispensers placed throughout the gym so they're actually convenient to reach. * The machines would work better for circuit training if they were reorganized by body part rather than by brand or machine type. * Safety pull cords should be installed in the saunas, red light rooms, and cold plunge areas. * The locker rooms could use a service phone connected to the front desk for times when lockers jam or clothing/access issues come up. * Increasing the number of dumbbells would help create a better dumbbell-to-bench ratio and reduce waiting. Overall it's a good gym with friendly staff, a less pretentious atmosphere than many alternatives, and a welcome no-filming policy. Addressing the organization, cleaning, safety, and equipment-quantity points would make it noticeably better.

I have been a member of Mountainside Fitness for nearly two decades, with only a brief break while…read moremy family traveled full-time. During that time, I have consistently supported the company ... not only through my membership, but also by supporting Mountainside Fitness during its legal challenges in 2020, participating in the company's 25th anniversary celebration video, and providing lunches and other gifts of appreciation for staff members over the years. Because of that history, it is extremely disappointing to write this review. This morning, I was cooling down and stretching in the aerobics room with my three daughters when an employee, Tanna Wick, entered the room, flipped on the lights, told us we could not be in there, and indicated that my children needed to be in childcare. She specifically pointed toward my youngest daughter. I responded that she was 12 years old. Tanna appeared surprised and questioned her age before leaving the room without an apology or further explanation. To be clear, I understand the need to verify a child's age. My youngest daughter has only recently become eligible to be on the workout floor after turning 12, and staff members have verified her age several times before. The issue was never the verification itself. The issue was the manner in which it was handled. There were numerous professional and courteous ways to ask a child's age. Instead, we were immediately told we could not be there and that my daughter needed to be in childcare. The interaction felt presumptive, dismissive, and unnecessarily rude. After our workout, I asked for Tanna's name and attempted to discuss the situation with her directly. Rather than acknowledging my concerns, she denied making the statements and taking the actions that all four of us had just witnessed moments prior. Manager Diego also defended her actions before reviewing any available camera footage or audio, stating that she was simply verifying my daughter's age. His dismissive behavior, especially when he has also verified my daughter's age multiple times previously, was completely unacceptable. Again, verifying age was never the issue. The issue was the tone, assumptions, and lack of professionalism in the interaction. I would also encourage Mountainside Fitness to consider implementing a system that clearly identifies youth members who are old enough to be on the workout floor. Whether that is a wristband, tag, button, membership designation, or another visual indicator, it would prevent staff from repeatedly interrupting workouts to verify ages and help avoid situations like this in the future. As a long-time member, I was disappointed by both the interaction and the handling of my concerns afterward. This experience did not reflect the level of professionalism and customer service I have come to expect from Mountainside Fitness. I hope this feedback is used as an opportunity for additional customer service and communication training. Families should feel welcomed and respected, especially when they are encouraging their children and teens to develop healthy fitness habits.