I have loved my time at Reformology. The classes and instructors are excellent, the atmosphere is…read morewarm and inviting, and they have been super accommodating when my schedule has changed last minute. Can't recommend them enough!

Today I took a Mat Core 1 class with Ivy. She was a great instructor who took the time to correct…read morepostures when needed. I'd say the Mat Core 1 class is a great introduction to Pilates. I used to do Pilates for years but had a break since Covid so I'm getting back in the swing of things. I highly recommend this class to get introduced to the movements. As for the studio, it's new and cute. Reformology offers free parking to its patrons. I had the opportunity to meet the studio's owner and she is very kind. She took the time to give me a tour of the studio as today was my first visit. Right now Reformology Pilates is offering quite a few specials so if you are new to Pilates or are looking for a new studio to try out, I highly recommend this location.

It's been 1 year since I started visiting this LA location…read more They have a good variety of machines (cardio, strength, weights); it's a little limited in terms of spaces; the "personal training" area is very small and it's missing equipment; there's 2 classrooms (one for spinning and the other for all the other classes like yoga, etc). This location has a pool, hot tub and sauna. My interactions with the staff have been very friendly and useful. Often they have machines that need to be maintained/repaired. In general they keep it clean too. It's packed around 5pm-8pm. But pretty enjoyable weekend mornings (8am-10am).

As a paying member, I brought my friend into this LA Fitness because she was interested in signing…read moreup. We are nursing students looking for a gym close to school where we can decompress after long classes and clinicals, and this experience completely turned us off. The employee assisting us looked like Cousin Skeeter and immediately had a nasty attitude from the start. During the interaction, he randomly brought up the fact that he owed Planet Fitness $600, which honestly explained a lot about the bitter energy he came into work with. He appeared ungroomed, disgruntled, and angry, and it was very obvious that whatever frustration he had going on personally had absolutely nothing to do with me. I politely explained that I was already familiar with the gym and that we did not need a full tour -- we simply wanted to see the membership rates so my friend could sign up. Instead of listening, he repeatedly insisted that we "had to finish the tour," which made absolutely no sense considering we were literally there ready to spend money. When I tried to explain again that we just wanted pricing information, he responded with, "Do you want the pass or not?" in an extremely rude and aggressive tone. That is not how you speak to paying members or potential customers. What made the situation even worse was the lack of professionalism afterward. When I asked for the employee's name, another staff member at the front refused to provide it and appeared to give me a fake name of Herbert instead. The entire interaction felt hostile, dismissive, and unprofessional. People come to the gym to relieve stress, not to be talked to with attitude and forced through a sales pitch they already said they didn't want. If someone is ready to sign up and spend money, maybe focus on customer service instead of acting irritated that customers are asking simple questions. I was honestly going to reach out to corporate, but I genuinely do not even have the mental capacity to keep dealing with someone who is clearly miserable and determined to spread that energy onto complete strangers. Nobody with a happy life walks into work treating people like that for no reason. Completely unacceptable experience.

This place is cute, and fits the vibe you see online. It's not a very great workout. I've taken 2…read moreclasses at 2 different locations because I really wanted to like it. I didn't feel challenged.. and I felt bored. Instructors also feel mean and judgy.

I came here for my first pilates stretch class with my friend and we had so much fun! The studio…read morehas a parking garage near by for easy access and they validate the parking at the end of class! We signed up for the class using MINDBODY app and once we arrived it was very easy to check-in and pick a reformer. The class was amazing! Who knew I need to stretch that bad! The coach was very friendly and encouraging. At the end of the class we were able to lay, relax, and enjoy the amazing sound bath! I can't wait to return!

Everyone here is incredibly awesome, welcoming, and friendly. I've never been to a Pilates style…read morestudio that made me feel this comfortable from day one. I've also never had muscle definition like I've developed since going to [solidcore] Midtown. Every single coach brings something unique, so the workouts are never boring or repetitive. Huge kudos to head coach Dani for creating such an encouraging, inclusive environment with a real sense of community. I highly recommend [solidcore] Midtown to anyone looking to get into shape, push their athletic boundaries, and make new friends.

Solidcore has completely changed my workout routine! Every class is challenging, effective, and…read morekeeps me coming back for more. Lyndsay is an incredible instructor, motivating and always pushing you to be your best while helping you maintain proper form. Her positive attitude makes every workout amazing. Highly recommend both Solidcore and Lyndsay!

Looking for a personal trainer to help you reach your goals? Universal Fitness can help you get…read morethere. Trainers personalize each work out for your needs. I've been training with KB for about 9 months and feel the best I have in years!

This is by far the best gym I have been to and they have the best trainers that I have worked with…read more KB really helps you to reach your personal goals. The other trainers there are also great! KB's and the other trainers's techniques are versatile and they work with young sports athletes and as well as others (like me) who are trying to get back to their youthful weight and fit levels. I go every weekday and it is my break during the middle of the day that motivates me to continue through the rest of my long day. I've tried lots of gyms and even my free gym at work but I still keep coming back to Universal Fitness. Great price too!

The Union Fit Hub is a great community-wellness gym. They are a full gym right off the beltline…read morewith traditional workout equipment and cardio machines. There's dedicated work rooms, cryotherapy, a drink bar, and more too. They also offer personal training. Even more so, they host a variety of classes and events, which focus on wellness and community. I have only been for their pop-up events and they are great. The ones I have been to are workout classes or yoga hosted at the Illuminarium and offer a fun, interactive experience. I highly recommend checking out one of these events!

Great Gym! Ask for Savannah for YOga or Prince for Training. The owner is very involved in the…read moreCommunity. Great location!

I just ended my membership yesterday. The ownership is not committed to members and are focused on…read moreshort term bottom line. Without warning they changed the hours so you no longer have confirmed access from 6:30 to 11am (bc they no longer staff front desk so if one person is sick gym is closed - which has happened multiple times in the past three months) and have officially said the gym is closed from 8 to 11am. This also meant cancelling the 7:30 am weight lifting class. Class schedules continue to shrink but you're still paying the full price. Leadership completely ignores emails. And the gym is NOT built for women. No 7, 12, or 17lb weights available. Such a deeply disappointing experience. Coach Wilder, Cam, and Jason are the only good things left here. DONT JOIN.

I came here for a kick boxing class. Upon checking in, the staff were not the most keen on doing a…read moretour but did provide one after a gentle request. There was a whole boxing ring, a dozen punching bags, and a full workout room. Overall, we had a nice instructor but not great instructions. I felt like we were just moving our bodies most of the time, which is better than nothing, but also not what I had in mind. Unsure if I feel compelled to return.

Plan 4 months in advance if you want to cancel. It took us that long to get someone in person to…read morecancel our membership. Then continued to charge us after it was done. No returned emails, no returned phone calls. Not to mention we were not charged consistently during the month. so you will never know when your charge is coming out. I'll be disputing with my bank. do not recommend.

This was my first time visiting this YMCA location, and unfortunately my experience was not good…read moredue to the behavior of an older-white, female "fitness coach" named Diane. While in the weight room, she walked over to the area I was working out at. After scanning the free weights, she stared at me and the weights I was using ( I had both the 15 and 20 lbs weights).An angry look overcame her face. I believe she got upset because I was using weights she intended for her client, even though they were not marked, reserved, or set aside off rack for later use . Also, there was another brand of 20lbs dumbbells that were available for immediate use, but I guess she wanted the weights I had. Her body language and facial expressions made me feel uneasy. She then approached me aggressively and accused me of blocking a walkway which I was not. To avoid confrontation, because I know that is what she wanted, I moved anyway. Moments later, she began walking very close to me and giving me mean looks in an intimidating manner, as if trying to provoke a confrontation. At one point, she picked up weighted plates I was actively using and deliberately dropped them out of place onto the floor after I told her I was using them. She smacked her teeth, rolled her eyes, and mumbled something under her breath as she walked away. This felt intentional and threatening. I couldn't believe what was happening because all I was trying to do was work out and mind my own business. I do not understand why this woman of golden age was acting this way towards me unprovoked, and then it hit me: this is the result of working out while black! As a patron, I should feel safe and respected in a shared fitness space. Instead, I felt targeted and intimidated. Based on the interaction, I couldn't help but feel that racism, bias, entitlement, and favoritism toward her Caucasian client played a huge role in how I was treated. The YMCA promotes itself as an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone. This behavior was the opposite of that, and it needs to be addressed so no other member has a similar experience. If an employee cannot treat all patrons with respect, they should not be working in a community-centered space like this. Shame on you Diane for your unprofessionalism and disgusting behavior towards me today. It's sad that people like you still exist in 2026. I pray the most high cleanse your wicked heart and remove all evil, hatred, and racism you possess inside of your decaying soul in this present time. I hope you never get another opportunity to mistreat another person the way you mistreated me today. You went out of your way to intimidate to make me feel unwanted and unwelcome, but I refuse to allow such a miserable person as yourself bring me down. You're nothing but an old racist boomer-bully and I pity you. SHAME-ON-YOU DIANE! SHAME-ON-YOU!