What a great workout class! They offer different types of classes and different durations! I took…read morethe lightweight 30 minute class and it was amazing! Worked just about the entire 30 minutes! The instructor was amazing and there are screens with descriptions to help you follow along! Can't wait to take another class at Level Red!

This place is amazing. Best staff, care, and training you will find for anyone who is considered…read moreboxing or getting into great shape. If I lived closer I'd be here every day. This is a gem!!

Great gym with an excellent staff and facility. Extremely…read morewelcoming. Didn't feel the typical gym intimidation. Everyone was super knowledgeable and accommodating. Looking forward to future visits.

So happy I joined this gym! All of the trainers so very nice and helpful. The classes are so much…read morefun and there's a wide variety of different workouts to try. I personally love the boxing and AC classes. They are challenging yet fun. They let us try different classes until we felt comfortable to join. The gym is very clean and the women's locker room is very spacious (not sure about the men's because I haven't been in there). If you're looking for a gym that is very welcoming, I highly recommend Shape! :)

I absolutely loved this workout class! The instructors were very easy to follow. It was engaging,…read morelow impact and high intensity. I literally feel more flexible after one class (I am NOT flexible lol) there is free parking! I did the classic class which was 50 minutes and involved a workout ball light weights and double tube. The instructor was super helpful. Made sure I had proper form and the rest of the staff was super friendly.

I joined the pure barre community after discovering their super central location in shadyside while…read moreexploring the area. They have a massive parking lot so I never had any issues finding parking unlike the other gyms I have had memberships at in the past. They have multiple different types of classes and they will all kick your butt in the best way. I started with an intro class (free for new clients!) to learn about the equipment in the studio and experience how the flow of the class works. The staff is incredibly friendly and motivating. The other folks in class are also so kind and were helpful knowing that I was new. I always feel amazing after every class I have taken and can't wait to continue with Pure Barre. Whether you are a beginner, dancer, non dancer, HIIT workout girl, this workout is awesome and will tone you in all the right places. I love that I have added Pure Barre to my weekly workout routine and always look forward to my next class.

The studio itself was very nice, and our instructor Melissa was very, very positive. How she was…read moreable to maintain that level of energy at 7am on a Monday morning is beyond me, but I definitely appreciated her enthusiasm! I don't think barre class itself is for me. I like more active workouts-- running, weights, skiing, biking, boxing-- and barre felt very passive to me. The isometric exercises and tiny movements didn't make me feel like I was truly strengthening anything, and some of the exercises seemed to put a lot of stress on the ankles/hip flexors (although I'm not super flexible, so that may be part of the issue!) I've heard great things about their cardio kickboxing class, Brawl, but according to their website there's a waitlist for all upcoming classes. I'll be keeping an eye on it-- I might have to try it out.

I love Amanda's classes! I signed up for her brawl session and was not disappointed. This class was…read moremore on the likes of a fitness boot camp. I was sore for a couple of days after that. Barre class with her was also great! I really liked her choreography. Barre session with a different instructor did not feel so great in terms of choreography. The people who work at the studio are friendly. However, the barre room itself may feel like a dungeon until you get used to it. Regardless, I would recommend to give barre code a try!

I got a day pass for $20 at Fitness Factory, and was so excited to try it out since I was staying…read morein the area. It is an old school gym with a cool vibe, but unfortunately, the equipment was lacking. I am fortunate to be able to go to an amazing gym in Las Vegas, and in comparison, there was no speciality equipment here that I am used to using. The leg equipment was basic, and the dumbbells made my hands smell weird. Overall, I probably wouldn't come back, but got everything that I needed to done.

This place is unlike any gym I've been too it's a funky almost hippie vibe with neon lights and…read moremusic.

Recently signed up again and just wanted to note that there have been some changes around the gym!…read more- Cardio equipment used to take up the bulk of the 1st floor. This space is now reserved for personal training only. - Cycle studio and floor space is where all of the cardio equipment has moved to - The room on the 1st floor everyone used as a dedicated leg day room is now officially the squats/hip thrusts room - Studio space upstairs (zumba, yoga, etc) is now a turf room with a rowing machine, some medicine balls, etc - Mens showers are closed down - womens seem to be open? They told us the showers are shutting down for good thought - Looks like some of the mats and small equipment is behind the front desk now - just ask and someone will grab it for you Selection of machines and free weights remains solid. They've got everything I need for a good workout. Front desk staff is nice. They play music - not so loud you can't hear your own headphones, but nice if your phone is dead. Gym membership was $55 per month for the first person + $45 per month for the second person. Then there was a startup fee -- I think $50 and $25? But I might be mistaken

The front desk is always super great and welcoming! The gym is clean and spacious. I never have to…read morewait for equipment and a very welcoming workout environment.

Great experience at LA Fitness!…read more The staff was friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated how attentive the team was. there was active cleaning happening while I was there, which made the space feel well cared for. Loved the added perk of towel service, and there's a great variety of group classes to choose from, including Pilates by LA Fitness! Super convenient location too! just a simple walk from the hotel through the skyway bridge, which made getting there quick and easy. Definitely a solid spot to get a workout in while in the Bakery Square area

Wherever I have traveled, LA Fitness gyms always look so nice and upscale. While visiting my…read morebrother in Pittsburgh, I was having back problems that I can usually alleviate with a trip to the gym. So, when I looked around at all the gyms offered in the city and suburbs, I chose this one because it's in one of the toniest neighborhoods and looked quite sophisticated. Looks are deceiving. This is one of the worst gyms I've ever visited. In fact, it's nothing more than what I call a McGym, which is a facility where someone goes in and dumps a lot of equipment into a big room and calls it a gym, but it lacks the other amenities that make it a true gym. Despite the size of this place, it has no walking or running track, and there is plenty of room for it. They also have no swimming pool despite the fact they actually advertise aqua classes on their website for this specific gym! It has no whirlpool or steam room, which you could find at the dowdiest YMCA in a rundown town. Before I could get my opportunity to sample the gym, I had to listen to the sales pitch from one of their associates. When I ask about a pool, his response was, "Not anymore. Anthropology (a store downstairs) didn't appreciate their things getting wet so we had to take the pool out." Well, I didn't appreciate the glib response and I also didn't appreciate being told that if I joined, I could use the pool at the Bridgeville gym, 25 miles away in the suburbs! So, having no pool or whirlpool, I could only do my usual weight routine for my back problems. After I showered, there were no hairdryers to be found. When I inquired about them at the desk, they told me that most people brought their own. I've never been to a gym in my life where they did not offer hairdryers, and again that includes the seediest of YMCAs. This LA Fitness has a lot of the flaws that many commercial gyms have. The staff pretends to be friendly but comes off as placating and condescending. Hence, I'm wondering why LA Fitness is So expensive when Planet Fitness offers pretty much the same amenities. I am attaching two pictures of their website to show that this location advertises water aerobics after removing their pool. Avoid this gym and go to a Y, where you'll find what you really need.