I'm not as flexible as I once was and it's been awhile since I'd tried to stretch aside from active…read morestretching while lifting weights. This is my second time coming here. The first visit was 25 minutes. My body got worked! The neck work was very helpful. Please note that it's not a one and done and what ails you is fixed. There are packages available and I chose the 10 x 50 minute/session package. Kiyani is incredible. She works with men and women and knows when to push or pull back and has great communication with you and she's bending you into a pretzel. My HSA is accepted so that's good. Super clean facilities and when I finished my 50 minutes today I felt amazing. Can't wait until my next session. Call me Gumby.

My teens had their introductory stretches scheduled today, and I would not recommend this place…read more Here's why: 1. It was incredibly difficult to get an appointment at this place in the first place. They seem to think their clientele is available during the day, and they don't have much capacity on nights and weekends. Nonetheless, I was assured this wouldn't be the case going forward as it was "temporary" when I booked my trial stretches. (Well, it's not, and it's apparently been an ongoing problem for a while. See my later point in the review.) 2. No reminder texts or emails were sent ahead of the appointment despite giving contact info and being told they would be sent. This is pretty standard practice for businesses these days, but they don't seem to do it even though they say they do. This isn't a major dealbreaker, of course, but it's symptomatic of a poorly run location. 3. I went to double check our two appointments with the original confirmations (since no reminder texts were sent), but they had listed only one of the two appointments (the later one only) on it. So, apparently that process doesn't work correctly either. 3. I called hours ahead of time to verify the appointment times, but no one answered at the business despite it being their listed business hours. I called three times and left one message. I finally got a call back when the first appointment was five minutes from being over, which didn't help at all. (I'm not sure why they didn't call or check messages as soon as no one arrived for the appointment.) 4. The "manager" -- an extremely young and inexperienced 20-something admitted she had not opened the location on time (she was HOURS late), which is why no one answered or returned calls for our appointment. This isn't terribly professional or business-like at all when hours of business are posted, but to be closed in reality. (This was not a planned or posted closure.) 5. I expressed to the "manager" that I was upset that no one had returned my call until the appointment was basically over because we could have made it if anyone had. I wasn't profane or overly rude, just upset, and I asked when I could call to speak to the owner or a supervisor at a later time about what had happened. She blew that off (refusing to give any info) and rudely informed me that I "shouldn't come" to my second appointment that day because I was unhappy with her and it could be "uncomfortable" for her. 6. The "manager" offered nothing to make the situation better and just wanted to avoid the whole thing by blowing me off. She didn't seem to want her boss to know she had not opened on time or that this was badly mishandled. She finally did offer a free credit, but only AFTER I suggested she should do so because she had dropped the ball, and we had been inconvenienced because of it. 7. I agreed to reschedule for another date with the free credits. But when I tried to schedule a time that wasn't in the middle of the day, I was told I couldn't get in for another two weeks. I mentioned to her how I had expressed concern initially about appointment availability when initially scheduling the appointments, and she admitted that they really didn't have what was needed (despite being misled about this being "temporary" when I first contacted them). She said they only have two employees to service ALL of their members and anyone who is new. In other words, they can't possibly provide weekly stretches to everyone who signs up. (Interestingly, this comment was made elsewhere in these reviews.) Bottom line: They seemingly can't provide what they promise if you join. Stretches, by their nature, are generally needed more than 1-2 x's a month, and sometimes it can't wait weeks to take place. Good luck getting in, though. Also, the location is run by a young, inexperienced young woman who doesn't seem to be able to handle her responsibilities to open on time, return messages in a timely manner, or handle problems professionally. She also doesn't seem to be able to manage staffing very well or to hire sufficient providers either. This location seems to need more owner oversight and TLC based on my experience and the experience of other reviewers. I hope the owners will see this review and put more energy into making this place run smoothly and effectively. Wouldn't recommend.

They were very nice helping us get signed up. Eve was great helping us get comfortable with the…read moreprocess during our first appointment. Would definitely recommend!

Traveled in town for an endurance event. This company was INCREDIBLE! I have been to many stretch…read morecompanies around the US and this by far the top I've ever been too. Jake and Susan thank you!!!

I absolutely love the gals who've stretched me at 675 E 2100 South and recommend Dayna & Angela…read morehighly. The payment situation is wacky. Because of surgery, I had to pay to extend my "contract", returned for post-op service and have now paid for another month so that I may cancel and no longer pay in April. I don't have an actual written contract signed by the business & myself. At my age, I know better.

Stay away from Sugarhouse Stretchlab! Take your business elsewhere, or at least try a different…read moreStretchlab location. The staff are friendly, but the owner will nickel and dime you. Got charged $289 just to cancel! Haven't received any services since January, put the services on hold. To cancel the service, you have to *pay for one month* and then they can cancel it. When you cancel, you lose any unused sessions. Read the contract carefully. Stretchlab is the Comcast of personal wellness. Frankly, found the services overpriced and the owner unbearable.

It's hard to believe how much better stretch you get when someone else is stretching you. These…read moreguys know exactly how to get you the best results.

My first experience at StretchLab, located in Park City, UT, was during a demo session when they…read morewere opening a branch in the area in 2022. Since then, I signed up for a membership that includes 50 minutes of stretch sessions per week. I definitely can feel the difference in my mobility and how the sessions help my injured knee from a ski accident. I have had sessions with different flexologists and have had a great experience with all of them. I also enjoy gifting stretch sessions for my friends and family when they are in town. All of them loved my idea. I would like to have the same enthusiasm for going to the gym to lift weights as I do for my stretch sessions. Stretchlab is one of my happy places in Park City!

They seem to really care about their patients, working with them to help and help themselves. My…read morepain level has basically gone to nothing since starting with them.

Living with chronic back & neck pain since my teens I stumbled across this company on Social Media…read morethat showed an advertisement of a person's neck in a position that allows maximum stretching and proper curvature. A few days later saw a different picture with a person on a table which appeared to stretch the back. Made a phone call, and found that they accepted my insurance. But wanted to do a consultation and take x-rays first. The first appointment they went over range of motion and found the pressure points that caused pain and asked about what I do for work? Told them I sit on a computer many hours a day many days a week. Next they worked up the plan for how many times I will be at the center and what types of things I will have to do at home. They take an alternative approach to Physical Therapy. I like what they do and how they don't mess around with isolating the areas that need some strengthening. Have been to 3 different Physical Therapy places around SLC in the past and they came and went and didn't seem to care. Here they use physiotherapy (not sure how different from PT?) and make sure you are on task and doing the proper procedures as designed. This entails stretching, joint mobilization, soft tissue release, strengthening the muscles, increasing flexibility, and improving balance and coordination. The staff, doctors, chiropractors, massage therapist, and nurses all treat the patients with dignity and respect. Seen a couple negative reviews on where which don't seem to have actually been to the facility except to make an appointment. Some guy named Dust C posted the same things over and over which should be flagged by Yelp for inaccurate review. Have been coming to IG since late July '20 and still go 2x a week now Oct '20. And most days are great for being pain free some days aren't so good but are becoming few and far between. The only negative thing I can say about this place is that they sometimes get really busy, and most of the time it is because I am running late to my scheduled appointment. Highly recommend this facility for those that are suffering from pain that want to avoid surgery or an elixir. :-)

This facility is gorgeous! Tri-athlon training and hyrox training here has been great. Pool is…read morealways so clean. Staff here has become some of my favorite people.

I used to have a one star for this place, but they started fixing all the equipment…read more Don't get me wrong. This place is super overpacked. It has turned into a club plan on waiting 5 to 10 minutes per machine work as many reps as you can. Take your break when you're waiting for the next machine

We were visiting for the weekend and needed towel service. At our home gym, the membership tiers…read morework a little different. I guess it depends on the state. At this location, towel service wasn't included. Aidan helped us and he was great and super accommodating. He explained our memberships to us and comped a couple towels for our day use there.

SCAMMY to the max. Truly unprofessional "help team" who con you into "special offers" which are…read moreessentially full blown contracts for 100's of dollars! You have better luck arguing with a wall due to the lack of knowledge this team has when training employees. Talking to management is completely useless. Jason is an asshole. Do not go to south jordan EOS. Also good luck talking to any person at the "help desk" who will not lie to your face, contradict other team members to crawl their way out of a lie to keep your payments intact.

Orangetheory South Jordan has been such a game changer for me. The workouts helped me build the…read moreconsistency and conditioning I needed while prepping for Hyrox, and I love that I never have to think about what my workout should be -- I just show up and push myself. The coaches are amazing. David, Brecke, Camille and Whitney bring incredible energy, coaching, and encouragement to every class. They make the workouts challenging but also fun, and they genuinely care about everyone improving. The community here is also something special. It's supportive, motivating, and the studio challenges keep things exciting and help keep you accountable. It's one of the few workouts where I actually look forward to showing up. If you're looking for a place that will help you build a routine, get stronger, and feel part of a great community, OTF SoJo is it.

Orangetheory has changed my life! I am stronger and healthier than I've been in years! I love the…read morecoaches and the front desk crew, they are awesome! I'm so happy my bestie talked me into trying it because now I'm hooked, 2 years strong!

I was so excited when Pilates finally came to SS and this studio has exceded any expectations…read more Yes it's expensive but nothing beats the feeling of accomplishing things you never thought your body could do. After a couple months your friends and family start noticing too.

I tried an introductory class at the Saratoga Springs Club Pilates in March after seeing a Facebook…read moread. I am not in shape - at all but the ad showed women who look like me doing it so I thought - why not - I will give it a try. To my utter surprise I could do almost everything during the workout. Some exercises needed modifications and the instructor was so kind and helpful that I didn't feel weird asking for help or an alternative to what we were doing. Since then I have been to at least a dozen classes with various instructors and I have yet to have a negative experience. The atmosphere is calm and supportive. The employees are friendly and genuinely care about the people coming in. I met the owners/managers and they were passionate about the philosophy behind Pilates and I was inspired by that on the first day. The cost is a little high depending on your budget, but it is also a worthwhile experience and they offer different packages and also an individual class price if you don't want to do a membership bundle. Highly recommended - especially if you are new to or getting back into fitness. All bodies are welcome and you will feel accepted.