While in the area, I decided to workout in this gym instead of going across town to the one I…read morenormally go to. Plus it waa said to be new and good. Ita located in the circle area by Raw Juice. I could see parking to be a hassle as its tight. The gym is below apartments and surrounded by other shops. Once I walked in, I was greeted and as I am accustom to a norm of being provided with a towel or 2; I asked as I was provided and was told they dont provide them at this location. I then asked the direction of the locker room for women as this was my first time at this location. This is definitely new and updated compared to Reisterstown location but smaller then Padonia. I went to the locker room, changed out to gym fit and browsed the place to adjust for working out. Unfortunately, my brain didnt adjust well as thete arent towels nor mats. Its pretty small, and split level with stair master/treadmull and other machinery of the sort upstairs. The gym presented clean throughout as well as quiet. Im not sure if its due to it being 2pm. Needless to say, I did not workout as this gym is minimal with what Im use to receiving and wasnt prepared for this gym without the towels and mats I would probably only come if the others closed for whatever reason. So with that being said, I personally will continue wirking out at Reisterstown or Padonia locations.

So I recently quit my old gym and decided to sign up for Brick Bodies again. The facility is small…read morebut well maintained with a decently equipped weight room and tons of treadmills, stair masters, and ellipticals. One of my biggest complaints about my old gym was that it didn't have nearly enough treadmills for the size of the facility so I was often waiting for someone to leave at peak hours. This has never been an issue at Brick Bodies. I also love that the cycling room is typically open and available for use even if there's no class going on. The locker rooms are oftentimes clean and I love the lockers with built in locks -- no need to bring your own! I don't do any of the classes here anymore (mainly because I'm also a CorePower member and prefer their classes) but they offer a wide array for different skill levels. I took one barre class here but wasn't a fan of the instructor and the pace of the class wasn't intense enough for me. I would love to see towel service be introduced here. When I joined back in 2021 I thought the lack of towels was a Covid-era, thing but fast forward to 2026 and they still don't provide any. It's $50 a month ($25 every two weeks) making it a more affordable option compared to my previous gym.

I am obsessed with Pilates now! It's a great workout with classes the focus on core but also other…read moreaspects of your physique. All the instructors are good but Tais is my favorite. Do yourself and your body a favor and Join Club Pilates!

Lovely studio and location, friendly staff, small class sizes, and also music that isn't blasting…read moreyour ear drums! Using Class Pass, this was my first time ever taking a reformer class so I chose the Reformer Flow I because I wasn't sure how it would go. The instructor definitely helped me figure out the equipment and adjusted my form during the class. I felt like I got a good stretch but it wasn't too much of a workout. I guess next time I would have to choose a more challenging class, so just a heads up if you are already quite active at baseline. At least for the class I took, it was calm and low impact, which can be great for active recovery. Also this studio is great for COVID since the reformers are spaced out and there are few people/class.

Excellent instructors and a beautiful studio all set in a lovely part of the Roland Park…read moreneighborhood. Kristy and Jodie are amazing Pilates instructors and extremely welcoming to all skill levels. While I had taken several Pilates classes before, I had not used a Pilates reformer until first visiting Embody Pilates & Wellness in 2018 - I might have been the only one in my first class who had zero reformer experience. Instructing a class with a wide variety of experience can be challenging, but Kristy and Jodie do it with ease and seamlessly offer modifications to make each portion of the class accessible to anyone. Easily Baltimore's best!

I love this place! Had to update my previous review to talk about how awesome Kristy is. She…read moreteaches mat pilates, barre, and a mashup class (blend of barre/pilates). Kristy is AMAZING. I try to go to all the classes she teaches because not only is she kicking my butt and making me the strongest I've ever been, there's just something about her that is so soothing to my brain. She's always excited to see you and she is so encouraging during the workout. It will be the toughest workout but somehow she makes it not seem so bad. It helps that she is either doing the entire workout with you or demonstrating so you know exactly what to do. I can't sing her praises enough! Definitely go to her if you're new to barre (or a pro at barre!). I use the "mind body" app to schedule all my classes (or just go to their website).

I am currently in graduate school completing my Masters of Arts in Teaching (Secondary, Biology) so…read moreI will refrain from commenting on the program and academics. The Evergreen campus itself is small but also quite beautiful in the varying seasons. The admissions building is a beautiful Victorian style home surrounded by a big quad and varying buildings. The grounds seem to be well maintained. The athletic center with the pool (the FAC) is also kept up well. The biggest complaint I have as a commuter and a visitor is the parking. There is basically no on-campus parking. The visitor lot is expensive and small -- often times it is reserved for different athletic and academic events on campus. You can try nearby side streets but there are times when nobody is allowed to park there, which tend to coincide with the end of undergrad classes and the beginning of grad classes. There are shuttles to locations like the FAC and the cathedral of Mary, Our Queen, but the shuttle is slow and unreliable. The graduate campuses at Timonium and Columbia have huge parking lots with enough room for everyone. If you want to visit, invest in an Uber or be willing to circle around for a while to park. Or you can pay for the Jenkins visitor lot. Your choice!

What a gorgeous school! I loved everything from the welcoming guide to the beautiful buildings and…read morethe fantastic tour guide. The Messina program had me at hello. It has a unique ambiance that I have not felt at many schools. Definitely worth looking in to.

I relocated from Houston to Baltimore and was seeking some fitness classes. I had a friend back…read morehome rave about Pure Barre so I decided to take advantage of free class. This location is close to where I live, about 10 minutes or so. Checked in and greeted. I was told to wait as the instructor was going to come out to get me......class was 1215. I saw other members go into the room and still nothing for me. So I asked the front desk, do I wait here still? She was like yeah...so a waited a little longer then she finally took me to the back of the room to get my equipment (weights, band, a ball). The instructor for this class was Elizabeth. Music selection was good but it was hard for me to follow or feel like I knew what I was doing. I saw Elizabeth helped other participants out but with me being NEW, I would think the instructor would check in/guide me as well...didn't happen so I just looked at the other women around me for guidance. Upon leaving, I was asked about my experience and told them that I didn't feel like I knew what I was doing; she told me that most folks feel like that and was provided a flyer about their membership that I will NOT be getting (although I was strongly considering membership). I just didn't feel welcomed here as a new participant. Initially was excited but afterwards, I was like nah, I can't use my money for a membership here. But overall, my body felt good.

My go to location since it's closer to me. I've been enjoying taking more barre classes here. The…read moreinstructors are clear to follow and place is always clean. It's similar to the other studio I've been to - lobby for check in, items for sale, a couple restrooms, and the barre studio itself. I always feel great and energized after a class.

38 dollar a WEEK membership... in this economy? Disappointing by the money hungry attitude in one…read moreof the few gyms available in this area of town.

Splendid, welcoming gym with great coaches and an excellent community. I dropped in when I first…read moreinterviewed for my job in Baltimore and, because of the good experience with the drop in, joined later when I took the job and we moved. Highly recommend Clipper City CF if you're looking for a community of folks committed to building each other up and having fun building fitness while doing it.

I have had the privilege to train with Guy for the last few years. He is extremely personable and…read morevery knowledgeable with the various exercise and weight training programs needed offered. He makes the workouts enjoyable, challenging and definitely rewarding. He has been conscious of working around injuries and building muscle groups to prevent injury- something much needed in my mid-40s! Guy is great with all of his clients and I am happy to suggest going for a few sessions and getting your life in check!

The BEST Trainer! No, seriously : Baltimore magazine's Best Trainer/Best Fitness coach for four…read moreyears running! I've been seeing Guy Cragwell for my training since 2012 and he has helped me to transform my body. No training session is ever the same with his unique & personal approach to training the individual. Not cookie cutter. Difficult & challenging but its not supposed to be easy. Highly highly recommended!

This is still my favorite of all the Maryland Y's. I'll confess that I've been away for a while…read more Gyms are always crowded in January, so I just stay away. But I'm back, and they have new equipment! Yay! I didn't feel like anything was wrong (except for the SkiErg that keeps breaking. I wish they'd get a Concept2 version), but I came back to True equipment. Now there are two seated row machines and two lat pull-downs. The dip machine is a standalone machine by itself. They also added a glute builder machine. It's not a version I've used before, but it'll do. Lastly, I always finish with time in the sauna. It's always nice & hot.

I love this Y! Wonderful, clean machines and comfortable environment with plenty of fans.read more