The trainers here are all fantastic. They are very welcoming and will push you in a way the is…read morechallenging but not overwhelming. The gym recently was improved and there are now more machines. The group classes are great!

Exceptional service, great techniques, and best of all... seems like time is actually moving…read morequicker in this gym! I love going to their classes, and since they have the 4 station routine with different workouts on each, it never gets boring and suddenly its already time to go! I got to meet Zach, Mike, and Ansley. i LOVE going to their upper body workouts on wednesdays. i absolutely adore coming here, i feel awesome every single time i come here. NO regrets, i am telling you, everyone is right about this place!

This is the one & only place that I truly believe a 5 star rating just isn't enough! Where do I…read morestart.. This may be a long one so buckle up. First and foremost, I am just your average chick in the sense that I do NOT habitually workout, count my calories, meal prep, etc. I did have a membership at LA Fitness for 3 years (2015-2017) but was really only actively using it for 1 year so I finally made the decision to cancel it. I first step foot into this box July 4, 2017 when my boyfriend invited me to come to their post-WOD ("workout of the day") BBQ. I literally only came for the food, sorry! At the time I still held a membership at LA Fitness and had absolutely NO intentions of committing to another gym; Especially not CrossFit. But of course everyone urged me to give it a try and I left that day with the mindset that CrossFit was a cult (lol). [...Fast forward to March 2018 when the 2018 Reebok CrossFit Games were going on...] My boyfriend asked me to come to the box with him every Friday this month to record his WODs and so I did. On the last week of March, he spontaneously bought me a Groupon for their Fundamentals class ($32) and the rest was history... I've never found a fitness program that I enjoyed until I started CrossFit. Reasons why I love this program (and why it works for me): *Your WOD is created for you & released on their app (Wodify) 8PM the night before so you never have to pre-plan before coming. Plus, they're typically only 15-30mins long but it'll get your HR way up there bc of its style of HIIT. *You always work out in groups/classes which is motivating when you feel like stopping mid-workout but everyone around you is still going strong. Everyone is also so welcoming & full of encouragement! *If there is an exercise that you are unable to do, there is always a scaled version of it or some type of exercise you can do to work on those targeted muscles. *There is always a coach present to stretch you out as a group, ensure everyone warms up properly, & guide you throughout the WOD/correct your form if necessary. *They have a great sound system & nothing is better during a workout than music drowning out the sound of your pain. More about the Groupon Deal: Fundamental classes start at the beginning of every month. Classes are MWT @ 7:30PM for the first 4 weeks. You will then graduate to the intermediate class which you will be allowed to attend for the following 2 weeks and decide if you would like to purchase a membership. You get a cool swag bag for joining which includes free monthly body composition analysis at Max Nutrition. More about CrossFit Valitus: Classes are offered 6 days/week (Monday-Saturday) with M-F at 6AM, 7AM, 12PM, 4:30PM, 5:30PM, and 6:30PM and Saturday at 9AM or 10AM. Some Saturdays are partner workouts to which you're more than welcome to bring a friend/family member as long as they're familiar with the WOD's exercises. They're also open on Sundays at 12PM as an open gym so you can come and work on any exercise that needs improvement. Oh, did I mention you get access to Dynamo's Swim Club!? Lastly, there are currently 4 coaches and every single one of them is awesome in their own way. *Crystal--The owner and awesome fundamentals instructor *Art--The head coach who's great at making sure you're stretched out for you WOD and trains our triathlon team *Rene--Beast crossfitter who also holds flexibility and strength training classes a few times a week *Isa--Best WOD DJ and motivator since she Rx's just about every workout (sometimes 2-3x/day!) Whew, that was a long one but I warned you! I know CrossFit may seem intimidating and even scary to the average person but don't knock it till you try it. It's only been a little over 2 months for me and I've already seen changes within my body and PR'd more exercises than I could even count. I'll end off with this quote: "A year from now you will wish you had started today"

Amazing facility and experience! The coaches worked with us one on one and left me feeling like…read morethey were really watching out for us. If you're looking for a gym with weight lifting and high intensity workouts led by coaches who really focus on the members look no further.

This is a cute little yoga studio located in Chamblee but close to Brookhaven as well…read more I dropped in to try it out at $15 per session and really enjoyed it! The instructor (who seemed to be the owner) was very friendly, and explained everything to the class, as she knew my husband and I were new to yoga. She walked around during the class to help with form and technique, in addition to instructing from the front, and knew everyone by name - even me! I would recommend trying this place out, even if you are new to yoga!

Sweet little studio that just opened this summer. Nice space with two large gender neutral…read morebathrooms, with plenty of room to change. Has some mats for borrowing, and blocks/straps if you need it. Cubbies in the room for purses/shoes. The owner was very sweet and welcoming and taught a perfect Saturday morning class. She gave lots of options for each pose and kept an eye on all of us to make sure no one was hurting themselves or in pain. I'm looking forward to joining other classes soon!

Después de haber pasado por más de diez clubes de fitness --en todos los cuales, por una u otra…read morerazón, terminaba sintiéndome incómodo o poco motivado--, finalmente encontré mi lugar en CrossFit Chamblee. Desde el primer día me hicieron sentir parte de una familia. Toleran mis excentricidades, celebran mi autenticidad y, lo más importante, siempre están ahí para mantenerme motivado a seguir mejorando mi autoestima y mi bienestar diario. CrossFit Chamblee se ha convertido en una verdadera medicina para mí. Gracias a esta comunidad, he aprendido a manejar mejor la ansiedad y el estrés que trae el día a día. Asisto religiosamente a la clase de las 6 a.m., algo que nunca pensé que sería capaz de hacer... ¡pero es que la motivación aquí corre por la sangre! Recomiendo esta comunidad especialmente a personas sinceras, auténticas y con ganas de aprender a amarse a sí mismas, como yo. Si tienes dudas o no sabes por dónde empezar, solo acércate al Coach Steve: él sabrá cómo ponerte en el camino hacia la felicidad que te mereces.

I've been a CFC member for a little bit over a year - and absolutely love it!…read more Who should consider this gym: I think there is a range of fitness levels at this gym and a good mix of men and women, but think it is mostly focused on people who are just starting out Crossfit and don't want to feel intimidated, business people who are busy and need weekends / odd times to go to the gym (early am or late night), and people who aren't as focused on developing this as a competitive sport. Having said this, there are definitely a few ppl that are competition ready too, but if that is not for you there is no pressure. It's all abt having fun and being healthy. I guess what I am saying is that this is a more laid back gym than other Crossfit gyms. For me - the above is a good fit, but it is not for everyone. Why I love it: I LOVE the people. I love the community. I feel safe. I don't feel judged. I feel heard. This is a very welcoming gym, so we always have drop ins and people who hear abt it through word of mouth. Saturday's there is one WOD (workout of the day) so is a good opportunity for a lot of people to catch up and connect. There are lots of social activities we do together, planned and sporadic. Recently we've done Trivia nights / happy hour, hiking Stone Mtn and laser show watching, brunch etc. Programming: I have found the programming has changed over the last few months, for the better I think. They are tough, but can be scaled accordingly per each person's individual level. "Typically" we spend the first part of the workout working on a strength or skill, and the second part hyperventaliting to some timed exercise and praying to dear God that time moves quickly and or/ that we don't pass out, followed by laying in the fetal position on the floor until you can move again (Or is that just me???) CFC has also started to do Skills classes to work on tougher Olympic movements. The whole hour is focused on learning the basics and moving up into the tougher combined movements. Regardless of experience these are always very helpful. It seems like there is one every month on average. We also just kicked off an optional Fitness Challenge where over 30 ppl signed up and are sharing goals weekly to keep each other accountable. Logistics: There are classes from 6am to 7:30 pm with the busiest usually being at 5:30 pm (weekdays). There is usually 1 Sat class at 10am and 3 Sunday gym openings with 2 classes in the am and open gym in the afternoon. Check the website before coming to make sure there aren't changes - as they do observe some holidays. On average there are abt 6-8 people per class - though it varies widely. With some having ~15, and some having 2. There are a few Saturday's which have special events and we've had over 30 ppl turn out. But that isn't the norm. Feedback Steve is the owner and I have generally found him to be very open to feedback. Over the summer I personally approached him on a few points and he quickly addressed them. I think that is the beauty of this gym. You get to be a part of the community and help this be an even better place than it already is. Decisions: Ultimately - I would recommend you visit a few places to decide where is the right fit for you. We look forward to welcoming you to our gym if you decide to try it out or stop in!

Great gym! They have everything to help get your body in shape. If you look at your phone the…read moreentire time - don't expect much.

I drove all the way over to check out the gym with a guest pass and they would not let me in…read morebecause I'd already been to a crunch in California 2 years ago???? It smelled terrible and looked very dirty anyway!!! GROSS!

I have been going about 4 days a week for the past 1.5 months to Team Octopus. The people are…read morefriendly and the coaches are great. I take Kickboxing with Richard and Performance Fitness with Q although the gym offers other activities like jiu jitsu and muay thai. Richard and Q are the bomb diggity! No doubt. I am super not into working out and was as weak as a twig when I first started. However, the coaches, especially Q, really pay attention to your form and makes sure it's correct. My snatches and deadlifts were janky AF before going here. The Performance Fitness class he teaches are similar to Crossfit. They consists of a combination of weights and high intensity interval training exercises. Richard's Kickboxing classes are also great and he teaches us different techniques frequently. The exercises are not mundane and you get a good cardio workout. My svelte figure hasn't emerged yet, but I am stronger now and look forward to working out. Woot! I don't even know who I am anymore.

Koon Lau and Gui are great! Adam Reese is a scumbag and predator- he has broken up marriages before…read moreand has done some pretty terrible things. I would recommend everything else except his strength and conditioning class.

Studio is owned by Jon martin (he owns buckhead, chastain, Sandy springs and Brookhaven). After…read morehis management (Ashley) removed me from a class incorrectly on 10/20/25 and never acknowledged nor apologized Mr martin then cancelled my membership with no warning and did not allow me access to the studios for remaining 10 days essentially for leaving negative reviews. I will be reporting this business for fraud as my credit card has been charged and this business kept my monthly fees but cancelled my membership due to their ERROR and inability to handle scheduling and billing. I would recommend finding a different studio (jon Martin also owns barre)

Just like gym memberships of the 80's and 90's, you are under contract. That wasn't made clear, and…read moreI was asked to pay each month in advance at the end of the current month, so it seemed to be a month-to-month service. But if you don't reserve upcoming month classes and pay, you still continue to be billed. Classes are boring and repetitive, unless you have all your day free and can come at different times. Mid-day classes were all for beginners. They do have reformer beds that other facilities lack. I might just buy my own and watch YouTube teachers.

Onelife Fitness Perimeter is truly my home gym. I've been a member for about four years now, and…read morethe staff has consistently been amazing--friendly, helpful, and welcoming every time I walk in. While it may seem like there's "not much to review" when it comes to gyms, I genuinely believe not all gyms are the same. Onelife clearly takes pride in their space. The facility is clean, the machines are well-maintained and up to date, and they pay attention to the little details (which I definitely notice). The personal training rates are also very reasonable, and overall, the vibe is exactly what I look for in a gym. You can tell most people are there to actually work out--not just hang around, socialize, or hold up equipment. I really appreciate being in an environment where people are focused, respectful, and using the gym for what it's meant for. If you're looking for a gym that feels welcoming, well-run, and truly built for people who want to move and improve, Onelife Fitness Perimeter is it. I'd also like to give a shout out to the general manager Kamera, she is an absolute ray of sunshine.

First time checking out this gym while visiting the ATL area and it was pretty nice. Parking seemed…read moreto be difficult to find pending hour of the day, but with two floors and plenty of machines, I didn't really find myself waiting in line. Lots of cardio machines on both floors and a designated stretching area and cross fit section. They sell protein shakes, energy drinks and snacks. They also offer amenities like massage chairs and saunas. This location does not have a pool. Only comment I can add is the guy working at the reception can be a little more lively. Just gave off the vibe he didn't want to be there.

I can't say enough good things about Sky Gym. The entire staff there is super welcoming, nice,…read moreaccommodating, friendly, talented, and passionate. It's a great, clean facility with really high ceilings, and SHOWERS! Plus, they have *lots* of open practice opportunities, which is really nice. If you go and it's difficult or challenging, it's supposed to be! It's a full-body strength workout (that can even get into cardio territory sometimes if you're on the apparatus long enough). I couldn't do *anything* in my first few classes, but after maybe a couple of months, I could do enough to do a very small "performance." Just keep at it. You'll be surprised how quickly you build strength if you commit to at least once a week. Most important, though: have fun. The instructors will do their best to make sure that's happening!

So far my impression of the studio is that everyone are professionals at their craft. They are…read moreextremely clean and friendly team. Safety is a top priority. What I like is their mind body app that makes viewing and booking effortless. Membership prices are very affordable and great combinations of types of aerial excercise equipments (eg sling) The downside for me is that the first instructor courses were disorganized and not many get to try everything. felt rushed to briefly do every single one. I come in for my 3rd class and still disorganized despite having only 3 students. All in which have different levels. Level 1 sling class even then is too advanced for me. The instructor just dove right in but i think he forgets that when it comes to students like myself, I have never ever activated or used any muscle movement similar to what they are doing. He said to me you're just overthinking it. Yet the movement isn't understood by me. Even watching, I can't connect my many different movements "just" to do a simple flip into the sling and then have the fabric lay on my pelvis bones, balance and flip legs over. I'm sure this isn't the only way to teach...and I'm gonna look for a place that offers more structured and fluid sessions. Maybe start off with workout routines on The sling then just a "just move your body into any shape" or "just tuck your knees in and JUST bend your arms" then "voila". I won't be paying a drop in cost or even a membership just to hang or have such chaotic class. One minute this and that yet no real idea what those moves are even called. I left 20 minutes early as most moves were really too advanced for me. All I can do I stand in the sling. I'll be buying my own sling and watching videos online it's no different because all sky gym offers is this "watch" and "learn". You grab your own support pad.. They might help "lift you" into position but doesn't help understand how to do It yourself.. Also they do not really look at me when teaching but everyone else. Not really included till I speak up. Maybe it's just my instructor. They should look and make eye contact to EVERY STUDENT. not just one.