My second month at the Toco Hill location. I arrived at the studio at 12:05 for my noon class. put…read moremy gear in cubby and went to front desk and gave my name. the new general manager looked at me and said "it's 12:06 and the cut off time for being late is 12:05."In None of the literature I've been sent I have ever read this rule. I have seen suggestions that you try and arrive 15 minutes before your class but not the 5 minute rule. I can't control the traffic and the street repair in my neighborhood caused me to wait for my lane of traffic to move. but one minute!? I looked online for a way to reach out to the management but could find no links. I am very unhappy to lose my $30+ for a one minute error. I hope they see this and contact me. Otherwise I have been a happy new client. I just want the rules to be obvious and fair. D. Valentine

Club Pilates Decatur is hands down the best studio I have ever belonged to. The instructors are top…read morenotch, the staff are incredible, and I've met some new friends along the way. Truly can't say enough about how positive my experience has been here!

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).

I have been a member of LA Fitness for 14 years. Although the Conyers location is my home gym, I…read morehave attended the Toco Hills location approximately 95% of the time since joining. Last month, I noticed a sign encouraging members to leave an online review. I hesitated because, while I genuinely want this gym and its staff to succeed, there are several areas that I believe need significant improvement. I decided to wait a month to see whether some of these issues would be addressed, but unfortunately, I have not noticed any meaningful improvements. There are three primary areas that need attention: personnel, equipment, and facility maintenance. Personnel: I come to the gym 3-5 times Monday through Friday, and it is very rare to receive a greeting or even an acknowledgement when entering or leaving. There have been many occasions when the front desk attendants don't look up when members walk in, and there are also times when the front desk is completely unattended. I also had a negative interaction with an older female trainer who was unnecessarily rude to me when I simply placed my bag down while looking for my keys. Customer service and professionalism should be consistent across the staff, and I believe additional training in this area would be beneficial. Equipment and cleanliness: The equipment could use some updating. While equipment does occasionally break down, I will say that repairs are generally completed within a reasonable timeframe, which I appreciate. However, the cleanliness and daily upkeep of the workout areas are inconsistent. Some days there is someone actively cleaning, while other days there doesn't appear to be anyone maintaining the area. Equipment wipes are also frequently unavailable, which is why I now bring my own. Facility/restrooms: This is, by far, the area that needs the most attention. The lockers are hit or miss, with some being functional and others either not working or having questionable repairs. More concerning is the lack of basic restroom supplies. There are rarely paper towels available in the dispenser for drying hands. This week, the situation was particularly disappointing when someone placed toilet seat liners on the counter for people to use as hand-drying material. That is not an acceptable substitute and is also unsanitary. The restroom counters are consistently dirty, and there is visible mold on a ceiling tile. The sauna floor was recently tiled, yet there is already dirt--or possibly mold--building up on the floor, which gives the impression that the area is not being cleaned properly. The shower area also has noticeable dirt and soap scum buildup. I am not writing this review simply to criticize. After 14 years as a member, I genuinely want this location and its personnel to succeed. However, these are recurring issues that directly affect the experience and confidence of members. I strongly encourage management to address these concerns, particularly staff training, restroom sanitation, supply availability, and consistent daily cleaning and maintenance. These are basic aspects of operating a gym and improving them would make a noticeable difference for the members who use this facility regularly. Please see the attached pictures. (All taken this week)

I love pure barre! This location is in such a cute area and there is a free parking lot down the…read morestreet. I've taken classes with Alexa and Audrey and both times were great! I always feel like I've had a great workout after. Love the vibe at the studio. Very welcoming and everyone is kind. I love taking classes here!

Fantastic staff and studio. Thoroughly enjoy being a member and recommend this location!read more

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 really love X3 Midtown overall. Coaches Steve, Sergey, Tyreick, and Nick are fantastic --…read moresupportive, motivating, and they create an upbeat energy that makes the gym feel like a community. That's why the Saturday 10am kickboxing class is so disappointing. The instructor is often late, on his phone, disengaged, and brings zero energy or motivation to the class. It feels like he simply doesn't care, which is the complete opposite of the vibe the rest of the gym works so hard to create.

I have trained at X3 Sports for many years and my experience has always been positive. I've done…read moreeverything from kickboxing, boxing, fast track, Muy Thai to most recently, BJJ. Practicing any one of these disciplines will get you in the best shape of your life and X3 has the staff in place to help you meet your goals. Tony Tucci in particular has been a transformational coach who really cares about the growth of his students and inspires them to keep pushing themselves. It seriously has been life changing and I cannot recommend this gym (all locations) to those that are ready to take their health and fitness to the next level. All you have to do is commit to show up, and the instructors at X3 will do the rest.

I highly rec Snap Fitness if you're serious about reaching your fitness goals. The space is curated…read moreto support everything from rehab and stability to maximizing lifts. Mohsen's training regimen helped me shave 3% body fat in just 2 months and I'm lifting the most weight I have in almost 10 years. All of the staff are friendly and deeply knowledgeable. You'll find whatever you need in a gym here.

Stopped in while visiting family in GA. It's great that there is ample parking. The gym is decent…read moresize, clean, and has everything you need for basic weight/cardio training. The treadmills all appeared to be pretty new, def newer than the ones in my home Snap Fitness. Sanitizer and paper towels (Scott - not cheap brand) were abundant and the bathrooms were super clean. I didn't notice a ton of barbell weights, racks, etc, but there was a decent set up for dumbbells, benches, etc. Weight training machines seemed to be in good condition. I spoke to the manager (Glenn, I believe) and he was great! Knowledgeable guy who seemed really invested in the business.

I found this spot thru ClassPass and for that i am grateful! I love the location and the parking…read moresituation is pretty nice too since they have street parking available. I joined their core class with HIIT workout routine. After checking in they will give you number that matches your machine then the instuctor takes it from there. This was a really cool workout because it integrated tons of different machines and was not too extremely difficult to keep up. They had a lot of cardio machines, first one is a treadmill where you are able to select different modes, never saw that before! Then the row and bike machines as well as some benches preset with all the weights and resistant bands you need. Overall, location is nice and staff is awesome. I will be back!!

I visited ATL Kula for their beginner Pilates class and I really enjoyed myself. While the owner…read morewas out her staff was super inviting and considerate of all the beginners in class. We listed to good music and did our Pilates on a mat vs a reformer so we used a lot of body weight. I was pretty sore the next day but I recommend it for anyone that wants a good core toning activity or a good stretch. Be sure to see my video on IG (Sydneyyrhodess) for more insight on this experience!

A super cute studio in an amazing location! There's free parking with a sizable lot in back, which…read morecompletely takes the stress away when you're rushing to make it to class on time. Like me, sometimes! (Pro tip for first timers: the entrance is in the back and there's a very joyful mural marking it.) Inside it's so cozy with medium toned hardwood floors and exposed brick. And of course the classes are amazing. When I tell you that the Deep Stretch class led by Tiana is like an oil change for your body, I am not joking. It's that good. I can't wait to explore other class offerings, but I go to that Deep Stretch class as much as I possibly can. This place is a gem.

I was visiting my friend in Atlanta, and she invited me to take a vinyasa class at Nectar Yoga. We…read moreregistered for Nya's class on Monday at 4:30pm. I noted the cute studio upon arrival, and I got a strong sense of community. I appreciated how welcoming the students were, and you could tell that regulars were friends. The practice space was small and narrow, but there were about 20 people in my class and we fit comfortably. The room was heated but wasn't unbearable. Nya was an amazing teacher! She offered great cues, hands-on assists, and led a creative flow that had a mix of hip openings and balancing poses.