Awesome, welcoming, fantastic gym with great workout options!!read more

I'm a member at this gym. This gym is an amazing gem in Cleveland Heights. The staff is friendly…read moreand the gym is always clean. Charg'd Up is an intense non-stop, fat burning class that helps push me in my fitness journey. Classes are available in person or streaming through Vagaro. This gym is truly a place where all is welcomed.

Spent a few days in Cleveland and dropped in to I/O twice. Great experience. The gym is very well…read moreappointed--all the equipment is new and the space is clean. My first drop-in was an evening class with coach Marques who was awesome. My second was a Saturday class that was very challenging and very fun. Jodi and Michael, the owners, were very welcoming and the general vibe was so friendly. Highly recommended.

I have been a member of CrossFit I/O for two years now. It is, by far, the most well rounded gym I…read morehave ever been a member of. I have a deep respect for the owners - their commitment to fitness, safety and cleanliness. I would recommend this gym to any fitness level. Why I love this gym: 1. It is not a bro-y gym. There are folks of every fitness level who are committed to improving themselves. No one will judge you here based on your current level of fitness. We are all just trying to improve ourselves and have fun doing it. 2. It is a safety-first gym. Jodi will go over every second of every movement to make sure you know how to perform the lift. And if the form needs to improve, she'll tell ya that too. But even her critiques come from a place of concern for safety. 3. Friendship. I moved to Cleveland Heights without knowing anyone - in CrossFit I/O I found friendship. Join, commit, and you will too. 4. It is a clean gym. I cannot stress this enough. Each piece of equipment gets cleaned after every workout. I have walked past the gym late at night to find the owners deep-cleaning the gym on multiple occasions. Their hard work on cleanliness means a lot to me. 5. It's about cardio first. I am out of breath after every workout. So is everyone else. This is the sign of a good gym. To the owners of CrossFit I/O - Thank you for giving me a home for my fitness. To people considering joining a gym - I urge you to stop by. It's a good place to work out.

Just a lovely studio great teachers great owner great vibes. Come and enjoy a beautiful yoga…read moreexperience

Terrible Experience. unathletic and/or minorities will be made unwelcome. I convinced a friend to…read morecome with me as we both wanted to restart practicing yoga. instructor was dismissive of me several times and outwardly favored my more athletic friend coming back in. she sent my friend another come back gift card and I was told "usually its the friend who is brought who comes back, not the friend who's idea it was"... while in class. very disappointed. Neither of us will be going back.

Judith is a great teacher! I took her Reiki practitioner class and I saw improvements in my life…read morealmost immediately (which was an unexpected bonus), on top of what I did expect (and more), learning how to administer the Reiki to others and myself. Not only did she teach well, she gave materials to learn more, and followed up with me several times. I highly recommend.

Judith's caring manner and lovely studio are calming in themselves. Judith is a total pro in the…read morearts of Reiki and relaxation. I highly recommend.

The manager changes every 6 months (went through Jake, tommy, Marvin, and now Nate in 1.5 year)…read more All the managers are unprofessional and sexualize women in the gym. When men are perverts and watch women in the gym, and the manager gets complaints, they do nothing about it. The worst year of my life was when I was going here. Equipment is old and dangerous. Managers are liars. Uppers never come to actually see the space. When I tried to cancel my membership, I was met with hostility from the manager. Managers try to get their training as an additional price to an already expensive gym - they trick ppl into thinking they have to pay for it.

To whom it may concern:…read more Hi I've been trying to cancel my membership for over six months now. Either someone's not there for me to cancel my membership properly. I have came into the location multiple times and no one is there for me to cancel my membership over the course of time I'm speaking of. I came in about a week or two ago to physically cancel my membership. I filled out the form and also return my fob to a young man that I cannot remember his name. I was charge $76 today when I was informed that I took the necessary steps to cancel my membership. I would like a reimbursement of my money from you guys and from here on out I will no longer like to be charge for the membership that I canceled.

This is a great way to get exercise and learn self defense. There are kids classes called bully…read moreinsurance for kids that are fantastic. They have very knowledgable instructors and keep you moving along with your belts. I look foward to each class.

One to One has all the basics. But they're all charged at a premium courtesy to them being on…read moreUniversity Circle. One to One oftentimes has promotions such as a senior/65+ year old special. Other than those specials, One to One isn't worth the cost unless you're a student at Case. The indoor track looks more suitable for rolling a ball as opposed to running on. The swimming pool is an extra fee and located in the Veale Center. The only workouts you can do here are all on machines since the space is so small. The weight room is sorely lacking too. One to One is good for a person who is into casual all around fitness. Not for someone who's more dedicated to one muscle area and looking for a personal trainer. Parking available in a nearby garage. One to One will validate parking as long as you remember to ask the employees before leaving.

Now that I better understand the pandemic, I am in the end glad I suppose that the gym takes…read morecleaning so seriously even if the mask policy isn't my jam. The classes here are great- virtual and now in person at a distance- and all the staff are courteous and personable 100% of the time. Glad I'm a member.

**FREE PARKING* (see my update below)…read more Additional updates to this review is below. Note - Yelp system issue - All my photos did not attach to this review so please take a look at the Yelp page for the photos. REVIEW: Tremont Athletic Club just opened a second location in the University Circle neighbourhood of Cleveland. They opened this new location in December 2018. I visited for a free high intensity class on 23 February 2019 and I can't wait to go back. Classes all throughout the month of February 2019 are FREE but they do take a debit/credit card on file. They will not charge you unless you cancel before your free plan ends. Unfortunately, I was charged (see below). CLASSES: There is a growing list of classes to choose from. I attended the 10:00am Tabata/HITT class with instructor Michaella A. I haven't exercised in a long time so the class was hard for me but I definitely enjoyed the workout. The class was a mixture of cardio (jumps) and strength training. We used dumbbells and kettlebells of different varying weights based on your level of fitness. The instructor was motivating and led everyone through a great 50 min class. I've posted a photo of the Feb. 2019 class schedule or you can just go to their website. GYM: Huge. The athletic centre is big. When you enter, you'll see a large area open for individual workouts and personal training. There are all sorts of fitness machines here as well for building muscles. Around the corner from the main floor, there are additional cardio machines such as treadmills and ellipticals. SERVICE: Amazing. The young man at the front desk was super nice and explained the process of gym membership, classes, etc. I even called the studio to say I was running 5 mins late and he told me it was fine. It was nice of him to still let me into class because it was my first time here (eventhough no one should be late for class). PARKING: This can be a pain because the gym location is on a busy area (on a University campus) so street parking will most likely be taken. There was no street parking when I arrived. Plus, the gym is located above a apartment complex so residents are most likely parking in the area too. I found a parking garage around the corner but it is expensive ($6 flat during a weekend visit). During the week, rates start at $3 for 20 mins then $9 an hour. Since a fitness class is 45mins - 1 hour, you will spend $9 at the garage. I've posted photos of the parking garage rates so you can take a look at it. (EDIT on PARKING) -- I later found out that there is free parking at the University Hospital parking lot across the street. The gym will give you a hang tag to put in your car so ask the front desk about it. (EDIT on 4 March 2019) -- I enjoyed my free week of classes. They were fun and challenging. The free week ended on Sunday, 3 March 2019 and I was not ready to join as a member considering that $91 a month is way over my budget. They do offer some student discounts and employer discounts but none of those fit my criteria. I cancelled my free week on Saturday, 2 March 2019 but I will still charged on my credit card. Thankfully, my credit card company rejected the charge. I was still upset when I found out that Tremont Athletic Club charged my card even after I cancelled in person at the front desk and over email. TAC later messaged me (owner, Nick) on Yelp to say they fixed my credit card issue and offered me a free tank top. I thanked them and I do not need a tank top. I do appreciate how Nick (owner) handled this situation. He removed my card from their system and he sincerely apologized. I'm glad that TAC has fixed the issue as this mistake caused me alot of stress considering the personal issues I am already dealing with right now. I've forgiven them because this was a mistake but the issue is too ripe and fresh to forget right now. We all know TAC has good fitness classes and they care about their gym so let's just end this review at that. *** - 33 total reviews in 2019. - 243 total Yelp reviews. - Reviewed on 23 February 2019.

If you're in town on travel and looking for a good gym, this is the place. Reasonable price, good…read moreequipment and space, friendly staff.

I recently moved out of state and it didn't take long to realize how good I had it at Whole Fitness…read moreby Jess. Leaving Jess and her team behind was one of the hardest parts of my move, and it immediately showed me just how exceptional that experience truly was. Jess and her team completely changed my mind set about going to the gym and working out. I was in my early 40s when I first started working out at Whole Fitness and, until I found Jess, I had never been able to stick to any kind of fitness routine. I was at my heaviest, totally overwhelmed, and honestly at my wits' end. From day one, Jess put me at ease and made me feel at home. Whole Fitness isn't a typical gym and that's what makes it so special. It's a boutique, private environment where you never feel self-conscious, intimidated, or uncomfortable. I always felt safe, cared for, and supported. The trainers and the other clients became an extension of my family, and leaving that behind was much harder than I expected. After moving, I tried to recreate that experience and quickly realized just how rare Jess and her team are. I won't turn this into a complaint about other trainers, but it became clear that what Whole Fitness offers isn't easy to find. I eventually stopped trying to replace it and started doing virtual training with Jess instead because I'm simply not willing to settle for less than the best. If you're looking for a place that truly supports you, meets you where you are, and helps you build something sustainable, this is it. Jess and her team are exceptional and I can't recommend them highly enough.

I consider myself a pretty active guy, I played sports in high school, I'm in the navy, and I've…read morelifted weights for most of my adult life. Today I participated in my wife's training session with Jess and she really made me feel the burn. She showed my how to isolate particular muscle groups that's I never have before. I always thought I was doing shoulder workouts like side raises and shoulder press correctly, but she gave me tips that really helped me activate the muscle groups with less weight than I usually use. She also made the workout fun and threw in some movements that I definitely haven't done and really challenged me. Since my wife started with Jess I've definitely seen the change in her and would recommend her to anybody looking for a trainer that really knows what they're doing.