Fabulous dance class for group exercises! Wonderful diverse instructors and people who attend of…read moreall ages. They have motivated me to dance my cares away for exercise. I enjoyed the music & worked up a good sweat. They have changed locations so check their Instagram for the latest updates on locations of dance class and what times. The classes are $14 per class so consistent with CLT prices. Good times and experiences! They say "as long as you are moving you're doing it right!"

The Jam CLT 2700 Dorchester Pl,…read more Sedgefield Middle School, Charlotte, NC 28209 Monday April 24 6:45pm If you're looking for a party while you work out you must try the Jam CLT. It's the best way to get some calories burned while jamming out to some great music. As long as your moving you're doing it right is the motto they profess so don't be scared to cut loose and groove. Be aware that they don't take any breaks but if you need to stop feel free. Classes are held in the school cafeteria. It's very easy to find. The dance moves are very easy to catch onto. I danced with Erica and some of the other ladies of the Jam CLT when they were with another company and it felt like home to be with these ladies again. They do some of the same dance moves from before and they have some new choreography to new songs. The musical selection ranges from Hip Hop to R and B to Pop to Country to Broadway all in one class. You are guaranteed to leave with a new favorite dance move or song!!! Thank you Erica Butler and the amazing women of The Jam CLT for keeping exercise fun in the Queen City!!!! I am so glad they formed this company and will continue the phenomenal work they do.

**There are 4 locations in the Charlotte area, check IG for more!**…read more Divadance is so different from anything I've ever experienced and is truly transforming my life. I promise this review is not sponsored in any way, I just have a full heart of gratitude for how amazing it has been to be free and have fun with movement again I moved to Charlotte during Covid and it was hard to make friends. Even without that, it just seems like it's a little hard to find your people coming to such a big city. I didn't want my only community surrounded around my work and I'm not really huge on bars, etc. I really loved dance as a kid and got away from it for various reasons: feeling out of place physically, time, money, not wanting to commit to learning technique all the time and just life in general. One of my friends introduced me to Divadance and I could tell after her first class how empowered she felt. My first class was awesome - I went to the Fort Mill location and Julia S was the instructor that day. (SO encouraging and fun). I am naturally an introvert but the community time where we chat for a minute has become one of my favorite things. I love that we're all different sizes, cultures, ages - it's really such a beautiful thing to be a part of! For my fellow introverts or future friends that like to google street view the parking situation (IYKYK) - here are more details... You arrive to the location and you're greeted in, class begins with community time where we have an icebreaker to chat for a minute about. It's super casual! Then there's a warmup and we start to learn the moves together. Everyone there is learning the moves along with you at the same time and having fun. We laugh a lot. Come as you are! Come comfy in workout clothes or come as dressed up as you want! Each location is truly a judgement free environment and I've never felt more comfortable or supported around so many women. It's really a special place to be. There is a part at the end that is completely optional to record the choreography and I SO recommend doing this, even if you just keep it to yourself! I'm learning a lot about my body language, mobility and confidence through those. It's a great, fun workout too. This year I've lost over 20 lbs and I am definitely giving credit to the addition of Divadance in my life to this! It's a great sweat, but I'm finding more confidence through each class and I'm showing up different in other areas of my life. A real game changer for mental health and I think it's great for my mind to try and learn something new even if the moves aren't perfect! It's truly been a blessing to join this community. Kari is absolutely amazing - All of the instructors are fabulous and each location has something special and different to it. I joined as a member and love trying different locations based on my schedule but you can get passes or drop in. If any of this resonated with you - take it as your sign to come try a class! Check social media for the class schedule and locations (also an app!). See you soon, friend!

When I moved to Charlotte I was looking to get back into dancing. I started at Diva Dance with just…read morea drop in class. Fast forward 4 months: I have met so many incredible women, lost weight, built up my confidence and performed at a NBA pre-game show! Diva Dance has been such an incredible experience and I look forward to every class.

Today I attended the bloc. party free sweat class and boy did I sweat!…read more Walking into bloc. I had no idea what to expect but I was very excited for the workout. Liz the co-founder welcomed me and was very pleasant, she asked if it was my first time and registered my information. Afterwards she took me on a tour of the facility, I must say I loved how they decorated this place! It's not your typical gym at all. Very clean, green, white and cooper! So refreshing. Afterwards I joined the everyone that had arrived for the Friday fitness class. The music was great and the sun was shining bright through the 5 large windows. The class was intense, but just the push I needed! I typically am not much of a sweater no matter how hard I workout. But today that wasn't the case lol, our instructor pushed us but made sure it we went at our own pace. No weights, 100% body workout, you against your body. One of the guys in the class said, "I usually run about 5 miles a day, and this doesn't compare this was intense but I liked it!" Another person said she wasn't sure what to expect but watching everyone else work hard pushed her harder. Overall I throughly enjoyed bloc. and plan to return for another workout next Friday!

I came to Jamie's 6AM Primal Fitness class - WOAH! That'll really wake you up in the morning…read more The space is GORGEOUS! There is a living plant wall right when you walk in. You are greeted by the sweet girl at the front and she gave us a brief tour of the space. There is a large workout room, cubbies to store your belongings a stretch area and a co-working space. Bloc isn't the type of place where you go to work out, talk to no one, and leave. They really are working hard to instill the importance in community. They offer free summit coffee for these needed a cup. They want you to stay around, hang out and enjoy the space. That was a really cool and really awesome new concept for me. Coming from DC and NY all the exercise places are machines built to get you in and get you out fast. They aren't meant for hanging out and mingling. I really like this about Bloc! The work out was TOUGH. My girl friends and I went together and we all work out with a trainer and couldn't believe how great the workout was. It was set into 5 "stations", 3-4 rounds, done in an EMOM (every minute on the minute) timing. We did body weight exercises, conditioning, cardio, and boxing. Talk about a total body workout! Jamie was really sweet too - and an amazing trainer. She really worked the room to build up the energy and provide support. I will definitely be back!

Got it -- here's a Yelp-style review version for you:…read more The gym seriously needs to address the poor air quality and lack of ventilation. It gets dangerously hot, especially during classes, and feels unsafe to work out in those conditions. Exercise should not come with the risk of heat exhaustion. Until they improve the ventilation and temperature control, it's really hard to recommend this place.

Everything's old, rusty, the AC is out, the free weights are a nightmare. I ALMOST would rather…read morework out at planet fitness.

Amazing and caring trainers tailor your workouts to your needs and desires. Strength, mobility,…read morestretching have done wonders for me. Owner Kim Norton and her team are fantastic cheerleaders as you strive to reach your goals. Friendly and comfortable space makes working out easy to fit in to your daily routine. Great place to start your New Year's resolutions!

reBalance not only provides personal trainers, but they provide nutritionists and custom plans for…read moreyou! I learned so much in just my consultation and I cannot wait to dive in! The trainers are flexible with scheduling- which is just what I need! I will say- if you plan to come here, heads up- the door is up the stairs next to the entrance on the street.

A really cool workout session for a work event. Staff was friendly and supportive. Helpful with…read moreguidance. Looking for to going back on my own.

While in Charlotte for a work event, a few colleagues and I decided to venture over to Cyclebar for…read morethe Tuesday @ 6AM class with Ali as the gym in our hotel was under renovations. We were able to take our first ride at this studio for free and the representative who called us to help us get scheduled made sure all of our bikes were together for the class. Once we arrived, the person at the front desk greeted us and showed us around the studio (lockers, area to get ready, shoes/ check-in area, etc). We were then taken to our bike which they help you set up if you need it. The studio room is dark with only a couple of lights and looks more like a club - it's fun! The class itself was fantastic and was fitting to the theme of that day! Ali had great music and included fun choreography which provided an extra good workout. Our team loved it so much that we went back the next two days to ride with Kristen and then Ali again and more people joined us each time. I would definitely sign up for the monthly membership with them if I lived in the area! Great studio!

As you read this...Keep the fact that this facility is the most expensive gym membership…read moreanywhere...and especially Charlotte. Also this is meant to provide constructive feedback in hopes that management/area director and leadership at Lifetime read this- finally these are constant grievances of mine, others on this feed and I have been a member for more than 3 years. Additionally, I've experienced the brand new top shelf Lifetime in Cary NC...world of difference in service, equipment (of course new) , AND true spa like feel in the men's locker room...down to lockers have 'bumpers' on them so when they are shut they are quiet. 1. NOISE! Men's spa area is so loud I have to wear airbuds to escape the constant yammering of others in the steam and sauna. 2. Tired Equipment and in consistent amenities- I joined for the quality of equipment and mainly access to steam and dry sauna- Equipment is worn out...bikes, cable machines, benches, accessories for gym equipment in general need replacement. Machines sit dormant waiting for repair often...and Steam room is constantly inconsistent and temperatures in dry sauna are below recommended temps. Did I also mention how LOUD it is in the 'Quiet Area.' 3. Towel service is 1 STAR....and unacceptable. Last night and many days/nights the shelves in the locker area are bare with NO TOWELS....I literally had to walk the locker room to find a clean towel to dry off with. 4. Family Friendly. YES! It should be...but now that school/college is on summer break the gym experience is fraught with kids being kids.. from locker room to gym floors...absolute chaos... 5. Showers- The entire shower area is a mess a lot of the time, but especially last night....walk into a shower and someone left towels inside stall....No attendants cleaning up or restocking towels...counters full of water, etc. NOT A PREMIUM EXPERIENCE! I truly enjoy investing in my health and consider Lifetime a splurge in my budget....BUT I continually leave shaking my head at the level of service...quality...and inconsistency....even the 'simple things' from a staff person, like Have a good night...hope you had a nice workout. It would be nice to have persons on the floor assisting 'newbies' with workout tips or offering assistance in using the equipment.

Life Time keeps bringing in more members and guests without increasing the number of machines. The…read moregym is now comically overcrowded unless you arrive around 5 a.m. The men's locker room has also been disgusting for the past few months: the floor is constantly soaking wet and dirty. The new guest policy is ridiculous as well. Not being able to bring the same person back for 60 days makes the guest passes practically USELESS. I simply wanted to bring the same friend occasionally so we could play tennis together. Between the overcrowding, declining cleanliness, and worsening guest policy, the membership is no longer worth the price.

I've been searching for a Pilates studio and I came across this one during a Google search. I…read moredecided to try the free introductory class. I have always loved Pilates but this class took things to the next level. Everyone was really nice and accommodating and I really enjoyed this experience. I will definitely return!

IM=X Pilates feels like a really good postnatal workout - the pace allows for focus on great form…read moreand works on strengthening the lower abs and pelvic floor. It's a nice workout for toning. So far, I have enjoyed the [two] classes that I've taken here. Before having two kids, I was in Solidcore weekly, but now I have to be a bit more intentional with my movements and gentle to my body. I haven't broke much of a sweat yet, which is nice at times when you want to workout, but also have plans later. I fully intend to go back (and report back) on results.

Great instructors. A good mix of Pilates, lift and yoga classes to choice from. No matter how I'm…read morefeeling going here for a workout always makes the day go better. I highly recommend everyone to try Studio Fire. It does not disappoint.

Studio fire is a great yoga workout!!!…read more They have a few different class options but I have taken the Fire Flow 1 which is basic yoga, and Fire Flow 2 which is an accelerated version of fire flow 1. The instructors are all very kind and motivating but don't single anyone out. They give a couple different options for modifications and encourage you to go at your own pace. It's dark so you don't feel like anyone is watching you. It is heated yoga but I've never thought it was too hot. They also end with a cold lavender rag which is so refreshing. It is yoga so you go barefoot and bring your yoga mat!! I think they have some to rent if needed.

Terrible billing practices. I'd avoid. Originally thought this was a bit more upscale and worth…read morethe money. It's not. Not very clean, very expensive, nothing special. Lots of better choices in Charlotte.

I recently moved from Denver, CO and joined Charlotte Athletic Club primarily for the location and…read morewalkability to Uptown. From signup through cancellation, the experience was consistently poor. The signup process was unnecessarily difficult. You cannot sign up online or over the phone and must come in person. I arrived during hours I was told a manager would be present, only to find they had left early, requiring an additional visit to complete enrollment. The gym charges $150 per month per person, with additional costs for lockers, an extra month (extra $150) due on signup, and a facility improvement fee every six months. Despite the price, there is no coat rack or place to store even a jacket. Communication is "you must pay an extra amount for lockers each month" even though lockers are framed as an optional amenity. Charging for lockers in the first place is grubby. Every gym I've attended in the past includes them for free. Pool access is advertised. The pool is actually pool access passes included in membership to the Omni Hotel pool, we were told it was to be opened fall 2025, it has remained closed. This was communicated after signup. The equipment itself is fine, but there is no water bottle refill station, and the water available specifically says "don't fill your water bottle up". It's a gym. Who wants to use a small paper open top cup when working out. Bathrooms are often not clean. If you're coming in in the afternoon for workouts, the gym maintenance and cleaning happens then, so expect some vacuuming and hammering happening most days. But my primary issue is the staff experience relative to the price point. Front desk staff are often disengaged. A trainer instructed us to re rack weights that we didn't use. When we told him they were there before we used the machine he communicated "clean them up anyways". I rack weights when done using them. For $150 a month, if another gym member leaves weights behind, and this is noticed by the staff, I'd expect gym staff to care for the cleanup of other members weights left behind. And especially the first time, just unnecessarily hostile and unfriendly. There are many more similar interactions like this with staff. After I canceled my membership and requested my wife's remain active, a manager approached her requesting credit card information, the implication being "don't forget to pay" in a way that felt inappropriate. This is acceptable at a lower priced gym. Again, it's not what I expect at this price point. This is a premium priced gym with a good location and adequate equipment, but the service level does not match. I'm switching to another gym in the area.