Dropped in for a weekend WOD while up from LA. Megan, our instructor, was really great and…read morewelcoming. She brings lots of energy which is always appreciated at 9:00 AM on a Saturday. A 30 minute Partner WOD ensued with dice choosing the movement for the round and a coin flip determining your repa - 10 (heads) or 20 (tails) reps for the next 30 minutes. Thanks to my partner Richard for flipping more heads and killing it!

It's all about community, coaching, and fitness…read more I hit up a lot of CrossFit boxes as I travel- usually for drop-ins once or twice, but Epiphany stands as one of the most welcoming. From Jack and Aubry to their coaches and members, I immediately felt like this was my home box. Great people, great box, great community.

Horrible experience with Salina, who claims to be the owner. I was at the StarCycle location for my…read moreclass at 8:58 for a 9am class (yes, I was pushing it, just one of those days) the front door was locked. I called after to talk about the experience and she bluntly said, maybe this isn't a location for you and since you're a ClassPass member you're not a client of mine so I can't help you. They offer the service and treat poorly. Salina is rude!

Came here on a Sunday morning with ClassPass and I got there right as the class was about to start…read moreand they still let me in so that was actually really nice. The class itself was pretty high energy I think everyone there was really happy to be there and really pumped. As always cycling classes are quite gender skewed so there are a lot of females but the occasional males too. The workout wasn't as hard as soulcycle or fly wheel but it was still good and I'm still sore right now! The lights are usually off and there are candles lighting up the front bike. anyways a class I took was 45 minutes and it ended at around 40-ish minutes with a nice stretch at the end. The instructor does a good job of explaining things as you go so you won't be too lost.

Fantastic gym. Coach Colin is great and works well with members and drop ins regardless of…read moreexperience. Gym community very welcoming. The space is great, large ceilings, warehouse district with parking. Go out of my way to hit this affiliate anytime I'm in Portland/Vancouver. Highly recommended to join or drop in anytime.

This is a world class gym…read more Great coaches, community, programming, and equipment. Strong focus on individual scaling and mobility with ample time for warmup and cool down. Drop-ins are always treated well. Coaches always ask them about their experience level and any injuries which is impressive. You'll be well treated!

I love this place! They work very hard to create a Judgement-Free zone and they succeed! I see…read moremembers both young and old, fit and not so fit, working out and enjoying themselves! Other gyms that are struggling should look to them as a role model and learn from them!

Checking out another Planet Fitness on our four month road trip.. we've been to more than a dozen…read morelocations in four states. This Planet Fitness seems like an older location, you can tell by the machines. Still had a good workout and we only had to wait for one machine. The staff were great and we were greeted on the way in and thanked on the way out. Locker rooms were mostly clean, shower curtain was a little moldy in the woman's, the water was hot. We love being black card members and we will continue to visit many more locations.

I have been attending East Ridgefield CrossFit for over two years and it is completely unmatched in…read moreits cleanliness, timeliness and attention to detail. I travel frequently for work and have attempted to find locations that combine convenient class schedules and community but only one box has come close to what Bri has created. The members are encouraging and the coaching staff is willing to challenge you when you think you are not ready. I have grown so much in my abilities since the first day I started! This place is truly incredible. To all the coaches thank you!

My husband and I love this place. Amazing owners, coaches and members who push every class. I die…read moreevery time I go and I love it!

I have been a member since December 2024. This is a very…read morenice, and clean gym. Equipped with everything you need for a quality workout let it be strength training or HIIT workouts. Kettlebells, sand bags, plyometric boxes and more. The bathrooms are clean and have very nice showers for us early morning fitness enthusiasts. I like this gym and the management is very attentive to the members, all while keeping this gym running and looking great. Go check it out. You'll be impressed!

By far my favorite gym ever. It's clean and well maintained. The equipment is top grade and always…read morein good condition. There is so much variety that you can constantly add something new to your workout. The members are chill and there are a wide variety of fitness levels represented. Great videos that are motivating and informative. The music variety is great too. It's not stuck on one genre or endless loops of the same songs. Open 24 hours so you can go whenever you feel motivated to do so. The owners, staff and trainers are great and make you feel welcome. A 10 out of 10.

Hidden gem gym in Portland!…read more Group fitness classes with individual training available. The classes are well designed and the instructors are attentive and encouraging! I could imagine someone feeling intimidated or a little lost if they've only worked with machines. Talk to the desk staff, they are very eager to help!

My highest recommendation for this gym, and this is not my first rodeo. I've belonged to the…read morecorporate gyms at Nike and Adidas as well as smaller boutique ones and big national chains, so I know a good thing when I see it. If you're shopping around for one to try, especially now as part of a New Year's resolution plan, put this place at the top of your list. Here are my favorite things about this place: 1. Nice welcoming vibe. You will be greeted by name every time. There's a friendly spirit about the place. They decorate for holidays. They make it easy with their "Try us out for $30" trial (any three group classes but a 1:1 trainer session). Each quarter they ask people what other classes they might like to see added. 2. Fantastic variety of workout options, from 6am to 6pm. So many different small group workout class options every week plus optional drop-in open gym for those who want to do their solo thing (the gym posts videos on their Instagram of that week's open gym suggested workout) plus lot of choices for 1:1 personal trainers. 3. Very clean and super organized. You know how many gyms smell like a men's locker room, or with stuff scattered about? This is the opposite of that. Everyone uses the provided spray bottles to clean things off and they've got a whole wall of hand washing stations. They've even got plants and custom wall murals. 4. Excellent instructors. Some classes have just a few people, others can be closer to 15. Either way, the trainers are very engaged throughout, not just chirping, "Keep it up! Looking strong!" type stuff but actually helping each person with correct form, or bringing over a different weight, or spotting when needed. None of them play favorites nor are ever checking their email on their phone. 5. Reasonable rates. Depending how you structure yours, I think it's about $20 per group class and/or $90 per 50-min 1:1 personal trainer. Not once have I felt pressured via any upselling. Instead, various people at the front desk have said, "Actually, if you do it this way, you can save even more on that..." 6. Good energy. The trainers do a nice job with their playlists on the iPad and clearly enjoy their job. I especially like that they keep the banter light and no one is ever talking about, say, political topics. Also nice that it's co-ed. For those wondering, gender-wise the instructors/trainers skew female (I think 14 are women and 4 are men), as do the small group classes (if a dozen people sign up, three or four are usually men). 7. Portland crowd. This isn't LA where you look around the room and feel either ugly or under-dressed or probably both. Nor is it the NYC Equinox tribe where people are looking to pick up a date or scoff if you don't know what Amagansett is. It's very much "come as you are" because it's about people each having their own reason for being here. You don't need to go buy a new outfit or cut some weight before coming here. Lots of body shapes, lots of ages. 8. Community spirit. If you're looking to just drop in, get your pump in and get out, easily done. But if you're looking for something more, they do a nice job with additional occasional offerings like a summer camping trip, Thanksgiving potluck, yoga w/ live acoustic tunes, bringing in a guy from Notre Dame crew team to show proper form on rowing machines, etc. 9. Great customer service. If you've got a question, they answer it immediately, however you prefer: onsite, text, email, phone. No one here ever tells you, "I don't know" or "I'll have to check with my manager" like they do elsewhere. 10. Supportive financially. If you need to take an extended break of a few weeks or few months for any personal reason, they're happy to put things on pause. If you lost your job and life is feeling heavy, they work with you to find a solution so that you don't have to cut gym time from your routine. You get the idea. I'll stop now. Every neighborhood could use a place like this, where there are no cliques and people can be as introverted or as social as they want and it's all good.

I hate working out and the gym. What I didn't realize is there are better methods out there, and…read moreit's worth finding out. The House is not a gym, it's a group of coaches and trainers, who teach the correct body position, the reason behind it (helps me remember if I know the why) and how much to lift, based on where I am. The classes are small, it's not a "gym" with tv, lockers and roid heads or dudes trying to look at your butt (not mine). It's a group of folks dedicated to their health, the longevity, the long game is the heart of it. Exercise is not a fad, you do it and then you are done. This is what The House is great at. They are looking for you to learn the reasons you do it, how to pace it, how to develop, track and grow. Concrete example, in March, they had us test 1 perfect rep at the heaviest weight. If I can do a deadlift with 50lbs, that becomes my max. Now when I am working out and the rep 4-6x at 50% of max, I know I am working out with 25lbs. Now I have a goal to increase, and keep building. Education is an important component, not just lifting. As a woman, I never feel uncomfortable in this environment. 3 classes per week = 12x per month at $155? You cannot find a better deal in the Portland area.

Ive never done a fitness class before and this place is wonderful! Extremely helpful trainers,…read moreeveryone was very welcoming and there were people of all levels!