I've never been someone who can commit to a gym membership or regular exercise. I've tried many…read moretimes over the years, but I always get bored and unmotivated and then fizzle out quickly. I was nervous to try OTF because of my lack of fitness and experience. My trial class was with Coach Anna. The studio called the night before to walk me through what to expect, which I really appreciated. On the day of the first class, the front desk staff and Coach Anna walked me through everything and answered all my questions. Anna continued to check in throughout the workout to make sure I was doing okay. I finished and was shocked that I didn't hate it. I very hesitantly signed up, but I'm happy to report that months later, I'm still loving it and feel better than ever. Things I love about OTF in general: I don't have to make decisions about what exercises to do each day, I can't back out last minute if I'm not in the mood (there's some flexibility for real emergencies if you call them), you set your own pace and intensity, classes fly by and I don't get bored, coaches are always there to answer questions and give feedback/recommendations, the benchmarks and challenges keep me motivated, and maybe most importantly, I've seen huge changes in my overall health and strength. Specific Shoreline studio details: the front desk staff are so friendly. They always greet me by name with a smile. The studio is clean and well cared for. I mostly take classes with Anna and Mitchell, just because that's what works with my schedule. They are both amazing at what they do. They're kind, motivating, personable, and I love that they give me feedback on form when lifting. For me, this is really important so I don't injure myself and so that I'm working the right muscles. One piece of feedback is for ALL of the coaches to give feedback on form on the weight floor. I've taken some classes where the coaches are pretty quiet and don't really interact with the people in the class, and it's not as helpful for me as someone newer to lifting. Overall, I love this OTF studio and look forward to many classes to come (especially with Anna and Mitchell)!

The best workout around! I've been going to Orange Theory for over seven years, in all different…read morecities as we have moved, and it's still the best workout. At Shoreline Mitchell and Anna are fantastic coaches! So grateful to have them to motivate me and push myself. Highly recommend anyone give it a try!

Omg! I signed up to take a trial class and have been harassed non stop since!! If they are like…read morethis before ever even taking a class, I can only imagine what they're like if you actually sign up!! They have inspired me to NEVER step foot in there. I've instead decided to go to Inspire down the street from here. They're WAY more chill than this place. WOWzA

Not a fan of this orange theory studio. If this is not your home studio you get charged $10.10 to…read moreattend a class although OT has a package to attend anywhere. Very unfortunate!!

First of all! PURRRRR! Love love love!!!! Just queens and kill it every time I come! Enough said…read more *Mic drop*

Lets start with a little context. I'm a 45 year old obese white dude that has a pretty miserable…read morerelationship with physical activity. At best, we tolerate each other. I did a 4 month stint at Super Fit last year (located across the street) a year ago and it really worked well for me, I really started to like being active there. So, after a year break from there, it was time to find activity again. I decided to shop around and give OTF a try, to compare it to Super Fit and see if maybe it would be as fun as some friends and family have said it is (husband raves about it). Everyone working the desk was super friendly and helpful, I had a nice intake session and the facility is new and clean. Then I was introduced to Christian, the instructor for the class. He gave me an orientation to the room. Unfortunately, he didn't actually spend any time on explaining the any of the weight exercises, only the cardio. During the actual class, which had about 10 of us total, he was watching but he seemed to be watching me slightly, I got corrections twice but he managed never to see the fact I couldn't figure out one of the exercises truly. So, by the time I was done with the introductory class, the joint of my right shoulder started hurting and I felt like I didn't get any coaching value at all. I found the loud music irritating and the lighting, while trendy, was dark and made it hard to see the few screens in the facility with the order of activity. I called and gave the front desk feedback on my disappointing session and the fact I felt injured. And to their credit the manager then called me later in the day and really listened to my feedback. So this part of my experience was great and I gave them one extra star to this review. I think OTF may be for folks more fit and more experienced and comfortable with the exercises. And thats too bad, cause I really WANTED to fall in love with this place. But if I'm getting injured and feeling unsupported, its just not gonna be a good fit for me at this point.

I've been coming here regularly this past month and it's been incredible! I come here around 5p and…read morethe parking is generally (and surprisingly) good. The lobby is nice and open. There are bigger windows so folks sometimes look in - most of the time I don't think about it since "head in the game" but if that's something you don't jive with, might consider that. The coaches are awesome and sweet. Overall good OT!!

Great gym, great coaches with great vibes. Shoutout to coach Corbin and Faye! They'll help with…read moreforms and motivate you throughout the class. Workouts are motivating and I always feel great after class. Equipments are in great condition and treadmills have shock absorbing decks which make it easy on the knees! Everyone who works the front desk are super welcoming. Classes are usually available which is perfect for people who enjoy signing up last minute.

I'm joining this facility today after having met with Arthur the owner last week for a walkthrough…read more The gym appears to me to have everything any fitness facility should have and it's new, clean and well thought out. There are only a few things missing: a heavy bag, a speed bag and ring - The two floors OF features included: showers, sauna, pool table and massage chair for relaxing before or after a workout. Entry is via card key and it's available 24/7. Check it out! Call Arthur!

This place is exactly what you want out of a gym. Clean, not over-crowded, great equipment, and…read moregood prices. This is an easy no-brainer for people wanting to get in shape or stay in shape!

I love the fact that they have a therapy pool. It is absolutely warm and for those who I have…read moreissues like bad hips, shoulders, backs, attitudes, and such, it makes a huge difference as to how you feel when you first get in. It's not a pool to do real laps, although some people attempt. Treading water, using water weights, walking around or running in place, and things like that work well in this pool. It has enough chlorine in to keep you safe but otherwise the facility could use a bit more deep cleaning and upkeep. With those of us that feel like it is a necessary place for us to be have no complaints. It's been a fantastic place to meet people and actually make some new acquaintances and friends. I've been coming here for a very long time. It was different pre-Covid because you had more hours to come. I missed that. Wade Zinn is the owner and he is my physical therapist. I use this pool for my aquatherapy in order to prepare for my upcoming for my hip replacement. But like I said, I have been coming for years prior to my hip issue and I'll be coming for as long as he keeps this pool open. His sauna is great. I don't think he'll ever open the whirlpool again. It's been closed for - well - since forever. I don't use the other equipment so I have no idea how to evaluate the workout machines. And this small therapeutic pool is not for everyone but I can attest to those of us that come regularly are very appreciative that is here.

its hours online do not reflect what the hours are. The gym never seems to be open and is only open…read more4 days of the week. With the membership being $60 you should expect to be able to access the gym regularly but that is not the case. I will never do business with them again.

Personalized instruction in strength training and physical fitness, and a tight knit community that…read moresupports each other. I've been working out here for years and have made not only excellent progress in the gym, but many new friends as well.

Great box. Excellent coaches. Equipment is in outstanding condition. Very supporting environment…read more Highly recommend this box if you are into or new to Crossfit and located in the Kitsap area.

Great gym. They keep things clean, friendly, have everything you need. I have a dream that someday…read morethey add a sauna :)

Everything! Welcoming, great atmosphere, awesome employees, helpful. Lots to offer. Group…read moreexercises, private trainers, plenty of parking, a pickle ball court, outside workout area

Amazing gym - terrific facilities, fantastic coaches, and a great community of members.read more

In week 9 with Triad Wellness. I have been having shoulder…read moreissues, not uncommon at 74 years old! Since I have been at Triad my shoulder has been getting better and better. The trainers have helped me with exercises to strengthen the muscles around the shoulder. Just had a visit with my Orthopedic doctor last Friday. He took xrays and determined I have a bruised rotator cuff. He suggested physical therapy. I shared with him my Triad Wellness routine.......when I finished with the exercises I have been doing and the Cold Water Plunge, he said, I do not need Physical therapy since I am already doing it!!! Made my day! Thank You Triad Wellness!!!!! Linda O. Foster