went here to work out, came out to be weaker than before. Tom is nice though but everythig is…read moresweaty which i didnt get since nobody was actually doing something.

Not bad at all for a Planet Fitness. Dumbbells only go up to…read more75, but they do have lots of machines to achieve a workout. The entire staff are super helpful, and Jamie made sure I had a good experience for the 4 days I was in town in-need of a gym!

Absolutely loved my first barre class! In a room with more than 15 people, our instructor was able…read moreto spot form and help everyone get the most out of their class. The music helped keep you on pace and even as a beginner, it was easy to keep up while getting a great workout in. I enjoyed how easy it was to follow along and how you shifted focus across the body so after 45 minutes, you really felt the difference. It was easy to park, easy to check in, and the lockers made it easy to drop off your stuff and get stretching before the class.

Great instructors, fun environment and workouts. I have been going to 2 years. Couldn't be happierread more

I've been a member of this club, Shape Training, East Pittsburgh (previously Keystone Fitness) for…read more10 years. Shape Training took over two years ago and I'm sorry to say it has gone downhill since. The new focus is personal training and if you don't partake of it, you are simply forgotten and not valued as a customer. When the changeover started and people started complaining I was actually a cheerleader for the new management. I kept telling people I'm willing to give them an opportunity to turn things around. Well, we just finished our 2nd summer without A/C. It was registering 83 degrees inside every day. We were appeased by the placement of 4 fans, which did nothing except blow around hot air. Let me clarify, I'm not adverse to sweating, I've done inferno classes, kickboxing among others in the past, but this was unbearable. For the past two years, we have been told that they are "working" on the air conditioning. With focus being on personal training, new equipment was purchased but unfortunately it didn't meet the needs of the existing customers. The weight machines are nice but you need to change the weights and spend much time looking around the gym for the right sizes. There are only 2 ellipticals; these are in high demand every day and are showing signs of wear. The motorized treadmills were replaced by manual treadmills. After many people complained, 3 motorized treadmills were purchased. The replacement machines didn't happen immediately; it took complaint after complaint over several months. The equipment is not being maintained. One rowing machine has had wires hanging from it since February. It was brought to management's attention in February and as of October, the wires are still hanging. One of the two stationary bikes is making an atrocious noise and was reported back in February. Other pieces of equipment are wearing down. I know some pieces may be old, but you need to study your demographic and usage of the equipment on a continuous basis to keep ALL your customers happy. They have a nice track that I used every day. Walking gave me an opportunity to look around the floor. I saw a lifesaver in the same spot all summer. Unfortunately the gym is not kept clean. For me, the final straw was when there were about 15 people in the gym and then a person came for training. The trainer blasted the music so loud, it actually hurt my ears. I asked an employee if they could just lower the music a bit, she was a foot away from me and had to lean in to ask me to repeat my question. I was told "no", they're training. I'm not adverse to music providing a beat while working out, but ruining ear drums is another issue. I left at that point for the last time. I understand the business end is to make money, but you can't simply focus on one portion and believe that you are meeting everyone's needs. Many people have left Shape Training in the past two years to join other gyms and feel valued as a customer. After desperately trying to keep a positive outlook for the past two years, I have finally joined the ranks and left.

I think "joining a gym" sounds so intimidating sometimes, and I didn't want to be a "meat head" so…read moreI was more inclined to workout on my own.....well I didn't workout on my own, therefore I wasn't hitting my goal - living and loving my life.... I was an athlete my entire since I was 4....after ending my college career, I found myself lost. I missed structure, routine and just the atmosphere of everyone after the same thing, to be the best they can be and pushing each other to do the same....I started working with trainers and taking classes at SHAPE about 5-6 years ago, and when we moved back to Greensburg, I just decided not to make the drive anymore. WORST DECISION I HAVE EVER MADE. About a month ago I took the leap and decided to go in for a consult (Free by the way, with no pressure following) but I met with Martin Heban, who asked me what my goals where, and explained step by step how I can get there, and how SHAPE could support me. Sometimes all it requires to reach your goal, is to take that first step, and I am soooooo happy I did! I now workout there 3-4 days a week, primarily in their classes and obviously take advantage of all of their boot camps and free boxing classes! The support and camaraderie at SHAPE is like nothing you've ever experienced. Whether you have never worked out in your life, or if you are an active athlete, wanting to take your skills and ability to the next level....you will not be disappointed! I'll see you at SHAPE!

More average joes than Globogym. This place is huge and has whatever equipment you might want from…read morecardio equipment to free weights to machines. There's a calisthenics area, punching bags, classrooms upstairs. I've never been upstairs or to any of the classes. All of the equipment isn't brand new or pristine but the environment is non toxic and has a mixed group of clientele there to exercise and get/be healthy. It's not a pick up scene. It's only $5 to walk in so it's easy to check out before getting a membership.

A great gym in the South Hills - no glitz or glam, just an awesome gym. Classes are exceptional,…read moregym has a wide variety of fitness levels from bodybuilders to seniors...and the prices are excellent. Highly recommend this gym.

I signed up for a standard spin class at CCP through ClassPass and had no issues getting a…read moreconfirmation email and details about my booked class. I arrived 5 minutes early and was able to find parking right out front. This studio is as far from your chain cycle studio as you can get. It's a small, intimate cycling area that was decorated in such a way that I felt like I could've been inside a lava lamp. There was a fan going and what smelled like eucalyptus essential oil. The instructor and co-owner of the business was friendly, energetic, and knowledgeable. He picked an interesting variety of upbeat music to cycle to and the class was customizable as far as how difficult it was. You're able to go your own speed with whatever level of resistance, though they do encourage you to challenge yourself. I'm used to the clip in shoes that the chain cycle class provides, but here you have the option to wear your own sneakers and just strap them to the pedals. I felt like this wasn't as comfortable to me, but it could just be personal preference. There are no metrics tracked here. You can't see your speed or watts and you don't see if you're going faster or slower than the bike next to you. So, if you're looking for competition that's displayed numerically, this isn't the place. After the class, I was treated to a quick walk through of the total gym property which included a weight lifting area, kickboxing, a whole rowing gym in the basement, and an area for group classes that had some TRX straps. I was impressed!

A personal training gym in Brighton Heights that also offers group fitness classes.  Classes are…read moreintended to satisfy all fitness levels.  They have professional, certified instructors teaching all their classes.  The environment when attending class is very energetic and supportive.  They offer virtual classes as well, which is nice if you cannot fit going to the gym in your schedule - just do it right from home!  Some classes they offer are TRX, cycling, bootcamp, Pilates, yoga, H.I.I.T., rowing.  I tried their indoor cycling class and loved it!!  45 minutes class of work but also fun, very good instructor, talking to you throughout the class to push you and get you to experience your best work out!

Had a great experience at Flo!! I've only taken from Marissa but she is a great instructor and was…read moreso welcoming. Class was awesome and I was worried an hour would seem never ending in the heat but Marissa motivates you the whole way through. Only note is the instructor mic goes in and out a lot so you may miss some of the cues. Not blaming Marissa at all because I know technical difficulties can be out of our control!! Also the aesthetic of this studio is beautifulllll, will be back!

Flo Yoga Studio, in the South Hills, is a modern, clean, and welcoming space that offers an…read moreexceptional workout experience... all in a heated room. Unique lighting and music, which sets an energizing tone from the moment you step inside, all curated by the instructor!!! With six different class concepts to choose from, there's always something to fit your needs, whether you're looking for a calming yoga session or a high-intensity workout. I loved the Sculpt class. It hurt so good!

The Strip District, Om Lounge is amazing. Their teaching style is creative, unique, athletic,…read morechallenging and fun.  I tried a variety of classes and enjoyed each instructor and experience.  The Express Sculpt class is cool- yoga with a fitness twist, adding in ankle and arm weights to elevate the experience.  The 75-minute class was intense but very relaxing and a great way to practice movement. The Strip District location is mostly brick and has a warm, welcoming vibe.  All of the classes are taught in a style of Vinyasa Krama sequencing methodology.  The classes help you arrive to a space of clarity and peace and each class helps improve physical health, emotional wellbeing and union with the self and others.

Had an amazing first experience at Om. The studio is above De Fer in the strip. You have to be…read morebuzzed in then walk up stairs. The space is beautiful and so clean. They have some retail you can browse, a lot of free people! Emily was so welcoming and I loved her class. She greeted me and then gave me a quick tour of the space. Will definitely be back!!

I loved this studio! Such a sense of community and very welcoming to new students. I took a…read moreintroduction to yoga class (Yoga for beginners) it was challenging and refreshing. I left feeling full of light and energy! The class sizes are small (at least my class was) the instructor (Jonathan) was extremely patient and helpful. Overall, I loved the experience and I'm certainly willing to continue in the practice of yoga. The only problem (and its small) is that there really isn't a waiting area at this site. Therefore, you would need to exercise patience during your transition from entering and leaving class!

I took there classes when they where in the strip district…read more Then one day they decided to move here in East Liberty. So I thrived because I was only 5 minutes away from this location. Apparently I am the only regular from the strip location to come over. Now that yoga is near by it's a hop and a skip away. I take easy yoga almost every Saturday when I get time but when I do get the time. It feels awesome!! Love this place and glad it's in East Liberty and that's coming from a guy from shadyside!