While I've only been once, it certainly lived up to my yelp expectations. This space is serene. The…read moreentrance and yoga room are cozy, calming, and welcoming. My yoga class (1st, but not last), was challenging and encouraging at the same time. Our instructor allowed for modifications and allowed enough time so that we could go-at-our-own-pace. I definitely will be back to Yoga Bar Newport!

I just tried this studio for the first time and I loved it! It is in a quiet, quaint neighborhood…read moreand everyone was really friendly. The yoga studio has a unique charm and is very calming. It has a very Southeast Asia vibe. Rachel even stopped the incense for me when I told her it bothers me. Also got a free yoga bag mat so that was a plus! Only recommendation: a longer savasana! They have a great deal of $49 for a month of unlimited classes! :)

Really spacious gym. The equipment I used was all well maintained. As I was working out two…read moreemployees were cleaning the gym area. The locker room was very clean. The shower area was clean. The water pressure was very impressive. Hot water a big plus. The employees were very friendly. Very glad I stopped in.

My Mr and I go to the planet fitness in Oakley. We were running errands in this area and decided to…read morego to this location. This is my third time coming here and I like it so much better than Oakley. It's much smaller, but they keep it clean, the clientele is laid back, and staff is super friendly. The vibe for me is much more positive and motivating. They have mass cardio machines and all the televisions work. The lifting stations are categorized, easy to find and none are broke/need work order. If you are a black card member, they definitely have the hydro massage bed, massage chair, tanning and red light machine. Their lockers are in the restrooms/changing areas. I wish this was closer to where I live. I prefer this location better.

Excited to get in shape! This location opened a month ago (at the old Fitworks location, says my…read moreBF), Dec 2018 and I joined Jan 2019. Crunch fits my personal needs perfect beyond other gyms and I assume there are others like me. I'm out of shape, not having worked out consistently for years. I'm seeking total body conditioning - a little of each cardio, toning/weights, stretching, core. Don't have a ton of time, and don't have a million bucks. I moved to the area November 2018 with my boyfriend who has been a member of Planet Fitness for 7 years. Though it was inexpensive and only 5 min away there's no group fitness classes. I prefer to zone out mentally and have someone else tell me what to do. Workout videos are great but tend to gather dust. Orange Theory is out of my price range. I used to do crossfit Covington but since dislocating my elbow in a rock climbing fall, I can't do a lot of the moves which are too aggressive too quick. A couple months later Crunch fitness opened 3 minutes away from our house! I heard the ad on Pandora, and "group fitness classes" and "Newport" caught my ear. So I went. I love group fitness classes and am price conscious, so this fit the bill. Crunch Fitness has all the regular gym stuff and more, brand spanking new at the moment. There is a small enrollment fee, annual fee, and 3 tiers of monthly prices of: tier 1 you work out in the gym on your own, tier 2 gets entry into most classes and tanning/massage chairs, tier 3 gets all the above and also the cycle and Hiitzone classes. The first two tiers are just like nearby planet fitness in price, but even the 2nd tier at Crunch gets group fitness. I got the highest tier called "peak results." Still very reasonable. Crunch fitness has expansive cardio equipment - 30-40 treadmills with fans, ellipticals, cycles, stairsteppers, even my favorite the rotating staircase, and Jacob's ladders. The gym is open concept (except for cycle and group fitness), but separated from cardio with a step down/half wall, there are weight machines, free weights, hittzone area. The Hittzone area reminds me of some Crossfit equipment - plyo boxes, medicine balls, a sprint astroturf for pushing sleds, tires, lunges. All new new new stuff. Floor is clean and made of those dense waterproof but somewhat compressible pad. With Planet Fitness nearby I wondered why Crunch decided to open but I'm guessing they did the market research and found this area would support another large gym, to ease the crowds at PF. I've gone to 6 classes so far, and the Kickoff with a personal trainer to assess my fitness. The assessment shocked me how out of shape I'm in, so I'm ready to get into the gym more. I'll report back after attending a Hiitzone class. Lastly, the people who work there are super nice and make me feel welcome!

I've been a happy member here since 2019. I pretty exclusively use the memberships to attend…read moreclasses, multiple times a week. I continue to be impressed by the variety of classes offered as well as the instructors. Pilates, yoga, HIIT, spin, strength training, dance- they really offer it all! I also love using the hydro massage chair or red light therapy pod after a workout and rarely have to wait for it. Desk employees are friendly too. Really the most negative thing I can say is at peak times you may have to park farther away than you would like.

You want to hit serious goals, FitNext is your best bet. It's personal training in groups. The…read moretrainers work towards your individual goals. It's small facility but you get all round workout. Cardio, kickbox, strength, total body are to name a few. It's circuit training for an hour. I started end of September and am starting to feel the difference. - Cost effective - Great workout, feeling of accomplishment - Personal training - Great location if you work in the city - Class times have good options - Uses mind body app to schedule your classes - Easy sign and cancelation Note: it's not a gym if you are looking for a treadmill kind of equipment! Must try!

Excellent downtown gym. Been here a cpl weeks & can't get enough. Great environment and trainers…read more And, importantly, varied workouts.

Private gym with multiple personal trainers. Great place to do one-on-one sessions, small groups,…read moreor bootcamp. Some local businesses actually work with Assault Fitness to train their employees on site multiple times a week. Welcoming environment that is encouraging and always challenging! Wednesday's bootcamp are a steal at $10 per class to get your butt completely kicked.

I am so glad to have found this place. The workouts are thoughtfully put together every day and…read morethey are different every time. Zach makes sure everyone is working with good form, which I really appreciate as someone who has had previous injuries at similar "popular name" gyms where they just want you to go fast and do as many reps as possible no matter if you're ready or not. He helps people modify as needed, and no matter the skill level, no one is left behind or stands out - it's true group fitness in that it feels like everyone's in it together, though there is also personal training available as well! It's motivating but not cheesy or gimmicky - something else I really appreciate as an alternative to the big name group fitness gyms. A very friendly atmosphere but no nonsense as well - it's a true challenge every time but somehow we finish. I feel great every time I leave, and I have definitely gotten stronger since I started. The midday workout is great for stress relief and energy during the time of day I need it most. I love this place.

This club is a wonderful environment. Timeless, elegant and fully equipped. I highly recommend.read more

I suppose that, for a young man with disposable income and a desire for a somewhat old-fashioned…read morehealth club, this would be good. I had been an out-of-town member a while back, since I live 500 miles away. I loved the idea that there was at least one all-male club left where, on one floor and in one common area, I could take a shower, use the steam room and the sauna, and take a swim, without needing a swimsuit. Meanwhile, the facilities have been somewhat renovated, altho they are still a bit clunky. Sadly, swimsuits are now required, although the club is still all-male. If there is no more communal nudity (there were, of course, fewer men present due to COVID, but they all seemed VERY nervous about being naked), why not make the place coed? It also is much more expensive than LA Fitness, for example, with not as many amenities available, so what's the point? So, if you live in Cincinnati, like to spend extra money (admittedly, gym wear is laundered, and each man has his own locker), I guess that this is good. Otherwise, try a chain gym.

I paid for a 50 pack and only used a couple and the owner Ash moved to Florida. I asked for either…read morea comparable trainer or my money returned and it has been several years and still have not returned my money. Makes me think he's having some money issues but it's really bad as you trust your trainer and then to find out he's not trustworthy.

Great facility three different areas inside and one out side and people who care…read more Easy to schedule

Sometimes I hate giving 5 stars to a local gem because I fear it will lose it's edge when more and…read moremore people go. But seeing on how I relay on Yelp to make some of my decisions, I am doing this for the team!. Pendleton Pilates is an amazing place to get a full body workout with no pressure, or physique credentials!! There is a full spectrum of body sizes, athletic ability, and body versatility and everyone is comfortable! You workout at your own pace and making sure that you use the correct form and pay attention to your body. The classes are small 4-8 people, which means that you get a pseudo individualized training. I guess that is why it's so damn expensive, but recently i had a realization that your health comes first, and then your money - once the healthy goes, the money won't make you happy. However, I still struggle shelling out $255/mo for an unlimited month package; which is much better than 10 Group Sessions: $230, 20 Group Sessions: $420, or especially 30 Group Sessions: $540!! Yikes!! So in order to sleep at night, I get the unlimited month package, which motivates me to go to as many classes as I can, so I can pay less per class. And that really works!! Sometimes I'm tired or just too darn lazy, but paying less is definitely an incentive to get in there and get my workout/money's worth! So if your not big into working out or don't like the big gym feel, I recommend Pilates Reformer.. It helps with every nook and cranny of your body - you will notice the difference with just a few classes and there is no pressure. #GettingFit

Pendleton is the best and provides a challenging and intelligent workout. I have been perfecting…read moremy practice here for over three years and I find that it is something I am able to stick with consistently. At this point it is as much mental as it is physical. The instructors are great with an array of personalities and body types so you are sure to find one who you feel comfortable with. Diverse clientele make it a great place to meet people and network plus the owner keeps it affordable. Definitely one of my favorite places in Cincinnati. (studios are DT, Oakley, Loveland, West Chester). Highly reccomend!

I ordered a gift card from this place and never received any type of communication after that about…read morehow to use my gift card. Come to find out this business is now closed

To me, this place is wonderful. BUT, it is not for everyone. You must know that you are signing up…read morefor an hour inside a sensory deprivation tank, and that means a couple of things: You shower before you enter using the specialized soap - to better keep the tanks free from oils, etc. The water you float in is perfectly warm - about body temp - so better help with the "sensory deprivation." You don't focus on being too warm, too cold, etc. You just ARE. You can float in silence or listen to soothing music. Apparently, you can bring your own, which might be better than listening to what they provde (as it gets repetitive). You will probably kink your neck and get salt water in your eyes the first time. You will be amazed at how bouyant you are and how strangely the time passes while you are in the pod. It feels like forever and no time at all. Be careful getting in and out! You don't have to be naked, but you probably should be. You don't have to close the pod door, but you probably should. It is not for everyone, mind you. You must be comfortable getting into a fairly tight space and floating in water for an hour. But if you have ever been curious about alternative therapies, meditation, or stress relief, please give Think Tank Flotation a try.