i joined 6 months ago. I'm mid 60's. Gay in better than average shape. knew the owner Ken casually…read moreand he talked me into a full years membership. Ken sold his ownership at the end of the year. he knew something and should have share it with me. this facility has excellent equipment, but the most rude and unfriendly staff and membership of any gym I've ever been in. 6 months in, I wish i could withdraw. The owner is in a wheelchair and I ve a family member who's also in a wheelchair and spoke thinking we might have something in common. No. He's bitter, angry, rarely smiles, looks away if you try to even try to make eye contact He acts like I put him in that chair and he's doing me a favor by letting me use his gym. Ridiculous. The trainers are the most common people in the gym. Initally they speak to you in hopes you hire them and when you dont they blackball you. This is the most unfriendly gym I've ever attended and would leave if they would refund my remaining money. So disappointed. Just a a sespool of sadness. i regret joining. No way I would renew and im 2 blocks away. Awful people and i don't know how they are still in business.

Seems to have most things one could want in terms of equipment…read more Equipment and machines are usually available. No classes. Space and equipment appears old and worn. Questionable cleanliness. I see no wiping if equipment. Dark gray tired looking space. Trainers are contractors and no training is included in membership. It looks like most other services like massage and juice bar never returned after pandemic.

Website was amazingly easy for someone like me on business for a drop in. Showed up and the…read moreinstructor was immediately very personable and friendly. Facility was really nice. Instructor made the point of getting to know me, my limitations and abilities. Other members in the class were very warm and friendly. Instructor was very clear on expectations, workout, etc.... He was incredibly accommodating for some of my physical limitations for the workout and scaled appropriately. He pushed me the exact amount. I cannot recommend this gym enough. Have already signed up for a class tomorrow.

Great gym with great coaching! I have been to a few different Crossfit gyms, and this one goes…read moreabove and beyond. Every time you go, you will receive focused coaching from an experienced trainer. The gym is also very clean with lots of equipment. Every athlete gets their own square that has everything you need in it. If you are into Crossfit or interested in trying it out, I highly recommend CFDA.

The staff is the best! The workouts are always different and challenging! I highly recommend…read moreFitwit for anyone with any fitness level. I've been training here for 17 years!!

I'm a member of Fitwit and what I love about it is the sense of community. the trainers know you…read moreand work with you, whatever level you're at each day and the members truly support one another. I've made many great friends here.There are several opportunities for socials and challenges each month. I appreciate the mix of exercises to build strength, endurance, and mobility. It's expensive, but the atmosphere and experience is worth it.

Stopped in at Rumble Boxing using my ClassPass App on a Saturday morning! There is an attached…read moreparking garage that can be validated after class. When I arrived for my 0930 class I greeted and instructed to sign in. At about 0935, I noticed that we weren't going into the studio. We were soon informed that the instructor had not shown up for the class and we would have to cancel or wait for the 10:50am class. I wasn't able to stay and wait for the next class but the receptionist was very kind, he refunded my ClassPass points and offered a free visit. He then gave me a tour of the facilities, answered my questions, and validated my parking. Beautiful studio, seems like a fun work out, but unfortunately I wasn't able to get a full experience.

My bestie and I recently signed up for a free intro boxing class at Rumble. Initially when we first…read moresigned up, the class was expected to be full. To our surprise, there was just 3 of us total. I didn't mind, because it gave us way more room and felt like a private session. Before starting, they make sure you have the proper gloves and wraps, and even help you put them on. I fortunately had my own gloves and wraps from previous years of boxing. I believe if you don't have any, it's like $25 or so? They give you the wraps and lend you gloves in this case. The general makeup of the studio is boxing bags on one side and weights with small benches on the other. They set it up so that it feels like a party, with loud music, hyped up chants, and black lights. Our instructor, Jamaal, was awesome and very energetic! The class itself was challenging, but definitely doable if you workout pretty regularly. We started on the bags, with a total of about 3 rounds of boxing. The instructor (standing on a small platform) usually calls out the movements/combinations before each part of the round. I love that they also have a projector showing the movements and timer on the top of the wall. For the second half of the class, we did a mini HIIT workout with weights and small cardio moves in between. This part was even tougher for me, because it's not as choreographed as the boxing portion. I still enjoyed it and felt great afterwards! All in all, I would definitely consider doing another class at some point. My one suggestion is that they either get better mics or turn down the music slightly so that you can clearly hear the instructor.

Since joining Fit to Be, my outlook on working out has improved drastically!!! I love coming to the…read moreclasses and the instructors are all knowledgeable, encouraging and upbeat. I tried Pure Barre for about 3 months, but was seeking variety in my workouts. F2B offers that with a plethora of classes and times! My body (and mind) have been challenged and I love seeing how my strength improves each class. If you're looking for a small studio with great vibes, definitely come check this studio out. You will not regret it!

Let me join the growing chorus of devotees of the intimate yet challenging classes offered at Fit…read moreto Be. First, the logistics. Fit to Be is located in the same building and on the same level as American Roadhouse. There's plenty of parking in the lot behind the building, and the studio has a small lobby area to wait in before classes start. They have a single room for classes, but it has a sliding barn door in the back, making it possible to conduct private training sessions at the same time a larger class is going on. Other reviews note that classes are capped at 15, but I've never had more than twelve. I have yet to take a class with Julie (the owner, acclaimed in many other reviews), but that's because I'm such a huge fan of Bryn's Ballerobica class at 9am on Saturdays. Barre or ballet-inpsired classes are a dime a dozen these days, but Ballerobica is the best I've found. It adds an aerobic element to the standard core exercises, so you feel like you've gotten a much bigger calorie burn. Plus, Bryn is a phenomenal teacher- she pushes without yelling and she is continually upbeat without being fake. Everyone -from students to teachers - seems genuinely glad to be there. I leave class feeling upbeat (and sweaty) which is exactly what I'm looking for. Though I discovered Fit to Be through Classpass (which is awesome, by the way), these are classes I might actually pay extra to be able to attend more of them than the three per month Classpass limits you to. At just $15 for one drop in class (and packages that go down in cost from there), Fit to Be is also one of the more reasonable gyms I've found. I can't wait to try more classes, because Fit to Be is certainly as good as it gets!

Joining Life Time has been one of the best decisions our family has made…read more Like many busy professionals, I had built a great home gym over the years. What I didn't realize I was missing was the energy that comes from being surrounded by people pursuing health, wellness, growth, and recovery. What sets Life Time apart is that it isn't just a gym. It's an ecosystem built around helping people become the healthiest version of themselves. One day I may run laps on the indoor track. Another day I may focus on strength training, core work, boxing, stretching, or recovery. There are machines and training areas for every fitness level and every goal imaginable. Treadmills, weights, functional fitness spaces, recovery tools, massage chairs, stretching equipment, steam rooms, hot tubs, infrared saunas, traditional saunas, cold recovery spaces, and more. And yes, there are televisions everywhere filled with sports. Lots and lots of sports. The atmosphere is contagious. You are surrounded by people investing in themselves, challenging themselves, and pursuing healthier lives. One of the lessons I recently wrote about in my article Dynamic Stretch + Recovery is that growth doesn't happen during the workout alone. Growth happens in the recovery. Muscles strengthen when they are challenged and then given time to rebuild. The same is true in life. The best leaders understand this. The healthiest people understand this. Strong performance requires intentional recovery. Life Time has reminded me of that truth. For me, the traditional sauna has become a favorite place to reflect, pray, recover, and simply be still. It is often in those quiet moments that I find clarity, gratitude, and perspective. What has surprised me most is how much our entire family loves it. My daughter is having a blast with the pools, water slides, and activities. The outdoor beach club atmosphere, music, and weekend events make it feel more like a resort than a gym. My husband has found a place to exercise, stay active, and invest in his health as well. We joined thinking we were purchasing a fitness membership. What we found was community, family experiences, wellness, recovery, inspiration, and joy. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, Life Time reminds us that our health, our families, and our well-being are worth investing in too. Grateful we made the decision.

Great, clean gym. Solid members. They raised the rates and added white fluorescent lighting to the…read morelocker rooms recently. Decision was probably up to corporate, (trying to save their bonuses) but the new lighting sure makes it feel like Planet Fitness lol.

As a member of the CrossFit community, I was extremely disappointed by the service I received when…read moreI recently visited this gym. The "Big Guy" refused us admission into their halfway full class on the ground that we hadn't "signed up online." You would think as a guest of the city/gym the staff would go out of their way to make us feel welcome, it was the opposite. I would recommend staying closer to Downtown Atlanta and giving your business to more welcoming/homely gym. -D

Amazing coaching and incredible community here in Midtown Atlanta. I stepped in here 3 years ago…read morefor a drop in and have been a member since. The coaches are extremely knowledgeable through multiple facets of fitness and are always willing to extend a helping hand to change bad habits and create new ones. I'm currently in the best shape of my life and don't think it would've been possible without the community and staff at Crossfit Midtown.

I just ended my membership yesterday. The ownership is not committed to members and are focused on…read moreshort term bottom line. Without warning they changed the hours so you no longer have confirmed access from 6:30 to 11am (bc they no longer staff front desk so if one person is sick gym is closed - which has happened multiple times in the past three months) and have officially said the gym is closed from 8 to 11am. This also meant cancelling the 7:30 am weight lifting class. Class schedules continue to shrink but you're still paying the full price. Leadership completely ignores emails. And the gym is NOT built for women. No 7, 12, or 17lb weights available. Such a deeply disappointing experience. Coach Wilder, Cam, and Jason are the only good things left here. DONT JOIN.

I came here for a kick boxing class. Upon checking in, the staff were not the most keen on doing a…read moretour but did provide one after a gentle request. There was a whole boxing ring, a dozen punching bags, and a full workout room. Overall, we had a nice instructor but not great instructions. I felt like we were just moving our bodies most of the time, which is better than nothing, but also not what I had in mind. Unsure if I feel compelled to return.