My first try of the studio. Nice heat but not too hot, good flow but not too quick, gave enough…read moretime to move into poses. Perfect for Friday. All stress from the week melted and gave a good chilling mode and reset my mind. I will come back again. One thing. Cold towel after class is provided but no shower.

Love this place! I went previously to Pure Barre at Tanasbourne (bad experience overall), and came…read moreto discover Yoga Omazing and it was quite the refreshing environment. Not only are the instructors kind, but as a woman who used to have body image issues, I love that there were no mirrors; they are there for you to focus on your body, as opposed Core Power Yoga. Michael, the owner is available for any questions regarding membership and is flexible and fair

A great value for convenient workouts!…read more Not only is all the equipment well maintained, the exercise room, flexibility equipment, and bathrooms are spotless. Best of all, the previous franchisee and the current franchisee have been wonderful to deal with. No nonsense, no hidden fees. The large glass windows give you something to look at besides a TV if you're trying to gut out a boring workout on the glider when it's raining out. If I've ever had a bad workout out here, it's because it's small enough that just one other person in the gym can make your workout miserable. It only takes one bonehead who likes cranking The 700 Club and Fox News to 90 dB while you're trying to finish off an upper body superset to make you wish you'd brought some noise cancellation equipment to shut out the cacophony. Yeah, that person is real, as is the person who likes to leash her aggressive pit bull to the door while she works out. It's not really the franchisee's fault, but it is reflective of the gym's clientele, location, and layout. Even with that nit, if you just want to get in, do a workout, and get out, this is the best place on the West Side to make it happen. P.S. The gym is actually open to customers 24 hours a day. The business hours in the yelp description refer to the times when someone is there for membership services.

Unless if you can get your membership covered by insurance, I would not recommend this gym. At…read more$70/month, they're the most expensive gym in the area. They've been hemorrhaging members ever since they increased their prices substantially--$35 MORE per month. This is double what they were originally charging. If they don't reduce their prices, they're just going to keep losing members, especially those who joined when they first opened. The only thing that kept me at Snap was the price, but since they've increased it across the board, I'm happy to switch to another gym (West Coast, Crunch, etc.) who offers more equipment, digital scan check-in, towel service, and a large stretching room that isn't always full or occupied by a class. Their semi-new "recovery lounge" is the reason for the steep price increase. Rather than offering it as a separate add-on fee, they decided to add the fee onto everyone's monthly memberships, knowing very well that no one ever uses the lounge. Honestly, they'd have much better luck swallowing the cost of the expensive lounge and reducing their membership fees in order to attract new/former members. No one's going to pay $70/month on a gym membership. They don't even have digital scan check-in and you still have to use a physical key card to get in. Most other gyms have adopted the digital scan through your phone. Also, if you lose your card, it's $15 for a replacement card. It boggles my mind that Snap held a Member Appreciation week event recently. If they truly appreciated their members, they wouldn't have increased their prices a few months prior...

Love Studio 45!! All the instructors are so welcoming and friendly, they are great at making sure…read moreyou're familiar with the reformer and demonstrating the moves while you go through the class. The workout is challenging, but so rewarding! I moved here from NYC and so glad I found a Pilates studio I love!

Studio and machines are kept clean and all the instructors are so friendly! Each class is always…read morechallenging for me no matter how many times I go, and it's a great workout. I find they use more resistance on the machines than other Pilates classes I've been to which is nice.

I'm not sure how I've never reviewed the space before, but I am super picky with my Pilates…read moreclasses. I live in Vancouver, Washington and I drive all the way to this studio in the Beaverton/ Hillsboro area at least once a week. I love that the instructors have a variety of teaching modalities. And you can find one that works for you. As I work in healthcare and I'm really focused on hormone regulation, I have been enjoying classes that are not hit workouts. I also walk every day, do yoga, and lift weights separate from these classes, but really see Pilates as a place to lengthen and strengthen your muscles and relax. It's definitely not the hardest workout. I do but something about it keeps me coming back. My favorite instructors are Michael and Dahn. I like how they bring a lot of mindfulness and self-awareness to their classes and focus on body mind connection. Which is what I like about Pilates and also that they keep the entire class on the reformer. I'm not a fan of Matt Pilates or doing all the extra things off of the reformer so anyone that focuses on that is preferred for me. I also like that neither of them talks too much. I feel like I've been to some Pilates studios where you can't keep up with what they're saying and focus on your body at the same time. They have the perfect balance of explaining how to do something and where to feel it without being verbose. The only area of improvement to me is the music. I feel like every time I visit the playlist are very similar no matter who is teaching or there's no music and I feel like music can make a workout go by a lot faster if it has a good energy and BPM. But I probably don't like music that is traditionally Pilates style haha. I am ex is the best studio in the Portland Metro area and I hope they open one in Vancouver.

I recently joined IMX Pilates at Bethany, right before the ice storm. The first class I signed up…read morefor was cancelled. The owner of the business worked with me to see that I was able to get the instruction I needed (Michael is an excellent and patient instructor) to understand the intricacies and mechanics involved with the exercises. I have found Pilates to be VERY beneficial. The other instructors whose classes I've taken are also very attentive to helping and correcting my form when necessary. And Phong, the owner, is easy to work with; especially when you have scheduling problems. He has even made it easy for you to try Pilates out at a reduced rate. There is a scheduling app that is easy to use once you learn how (and don't forget your password). If you have ever wondered if Pilates is for you, this is a great place to find out!

I see there's some negative comments here, but here's a positive one. I've started going to this…read moregym for a couple months and the staff is very kind there. The guy that fixes and does maintenance is very sweet. The only thing I would say, which is something 24 is not fault for is the fact that people spit their gum outside in the front. I don't know why people do this, but it's not cool. They also provide paper towels and sanitizer, which is really nice. I do wish more people cleaned up after they are done with the equipment though! I enjoy working out there!!

I belonged to 24 hour fitness before Covid and I have since started going to a community center…read moregym. Since 24HF has senior fitness classes on the days that my community center doesn't, I decided to go. I'm older and use the One Pass that comes with Medicare Insurance. When I approached the classroom where the senior fitness classes are taught, I was appalled at how crowded it was. There were at least 50 people in the room, possibly more. There wasn't enough room to move around without smacking the person next to you. I told The downstairs person (who was working alone and running all over the gym doing other duties). He told me that they are allowed 60 people in that class. I asked if they check to make sure every person is reserved? And they don't. Yes, I get my membership for free. But before Covid I paid around $700/a year for my membership and that would really piss me off to try to go to a class that was not being managed as far as reservations and overcrowding go. I think I'm going to look into a different gym for my extra workout workouts.

I have really loved the few classed that I've attended at Barre3 (Pearl in Portland and Orenco in…read moreHillsboro) For my first class, I showed up right on time instead of 15 minutes early as instructed. My mistake, I was running behind. They could have turned me away, but they were extremely nice and took the time to walk me through the new guest paperwork and show me where the weights were. They never made me feel bad for being a little late or for needing to take a breather during my first 60m class. These classes are tough! But the people who work there are a delight.

Great 60 minute workout! It's a small room but the instructor and staff are friendly and it's a…read moregreat leg workout! I'd definitely recommend.

The best gym classes I have ever been to. If you want to switch off your brain, no phones, no…read morescreen time, just 1 hr of focus on your mind and body, this is the place for you. Orange theory helped me with my posture, work out routine and created more awareness about my body. Flexible class options. If you cancel last minute, you ll be charged, which keeps us accountable for making sure that we are working out that day. My favorite trainer has and will always be Chris, he is just the best!!

This is studio is wonderful and welcoming everyday of the week except for Friday when Shay teaches…read more I've been an OT member for 3 + years at multiple different studios. It's been amazing experience until I attended Shay's Tread 50 on Friday. This is not a an OT class this is a bro gym with yelling and what Shay calls his "OG" members. The music is beyond loud with heavy bass and filled with curse words, sex, and songs demeaning women. There is no variety. The tread 50 is the only OT class I have not attended. I had no way of knowing the treads get cards (which weren't set up or given out). Shay never said anything. The screens were off so I couldn't even see what block it is. After about 15- 20 minutes of no instruction, I went to ask the front desk about instructions and asked if the music could change to something not objectifying women. I also made the comment I could have worked at home for free with the same instructions. I was given a card and the desk agent spoke to Shay. Another 10 minutes went by, and I went to ask the front desk if there could be some variety. I've attended a lot of OT, and there typically is some variety. Shay then proceeding to come up to me, while I was working out to tell me off for coming to his class. He made a big deal of telling me Friday nights were his and he runs it differently from every other OT coach and location. He told me off for not asking him about the tread card or instructions. Basically, making it seem like it was my fault for not knowing the rules of "his" gym. He made it out to be my fault for not having been to a Tread 50 or one of his classes before. When I told him I hadn't been to a tread 50, he rolled his eyes. He also chewed me out for talking to the desk agent instead of him (he was preoccupied broing out with the lifters) When I called him out on he put his hand on my elliptical, stopping it, and accused me of using "client privilege" and told me he'll be taking to management about this. He went up in emotion and I felt like he was trying to intimidating me. Shay made it very clear this is his gym on Fridays he runs it his way. I pay for a membership to Orange Theory not Shay's gym. I recommend any other studio or just going to Barre

I was a paying member for about a year and a half, and just raved about pure barre; especially this…read morelocation. I had so much trouble losing the covid weight and tried everything to get back into shape. I took a foundations class and just fell in love with the movements and it became my church! However, a few weeks ago, I injured my finger taking a define class (pure barre with cardio and weight training), and split my finger open on the sharp part of the actual bar. There was no apologies or any kindness, "How is your finger:" Is there anything we can do?" It just seemed like they were indicating since I lost so much weigh and was weak that it was my fault; perhaps that had something to do with it, but the way I was treated was inhumanly. Granted, they did give me a free medical freeze, etc. but I think it was to cover their own hind.'' As with any business, I wanted to keep them updated and went into the studio to get WATER, and just got chewed out by the manager stating my presence was bad for business and that I was driving new members and members away. It wasn't like I was standing in front of the business with a cardboard sign begging people to go in because they would get injured. It was ridiculous. Mind you, this is coming from the owner RANDI MAKIN. If I were to have a business that served clients and paying members, it wouldn't be in my worst nightmare I would shun anyone away. I believe in customer service and think that if you treat customers/ members well, word will get out that they would want to join, or at least enjoy the experience with you. I have brought in several friends and they just loved it, but now I would recommend anyone to not even think about joining the Tanasbourne location. I was awestruck by the owners response, just not even being a bit concerned about me, a PAYING MEMBER'S well-being or taking any responsibility and blaming the accident on me. I immediately sent out an email stating my dissatisfaction with the response to Randi's txt (yes, it eas all in a text mind you), and basically asked for any kind of kindness as to the state of my finger. They never offered me any kindness and therefore canceled my membership immediately. The only response I received was "So sad to see you go." I was stunned! Next steps are to contact corporate because I have done all I can do to complain about the ridiculous text. I am in no way try on to drive business away from PB, and maybe all the locations are the same, business, not member focused, but do not go to the Tannasborne location. They didn't even offer to pay my medical bills. The text totally confused me and left me feeling angry and resentful, so I waited a day, just to get any type of recognition or response and I got peanuts.

I am 90 classes in and still loving it! They switch up the classes weekly to keep things fresh and…read moreit's low impact so it's gentle enough for those just getting back into working out :) I haven't been to other locations yet but this one in particular is filled with amazing women and the vibe of the studio is very welcoming and friendly! I definitely recommend giving it a try.

Older or senior seeking a personal trainer? I've been working with Branden Scalera one-on-one for…read morealmost three years. He is knowledgeable, humble, caring, smart, and is all about YOU, not his ego. He has a great awareness of the fact that aging means making progress at your own pace and with full attention to any discomfort. Any person, woman or man, would be well-served to give Branden a try. You don't have to be fit to start! I couldn't be happier with the steady progress I have made in reshaping my body over the past three years. I'm fit at 72, my way, with Branden's full support and care. Just do it.

Tj Michael is the greatest personal trainer I've ever had! I don't often write these reviews but I…read morewanted to If so everyone can see how great he is at what he does. I started training with Tj Michael few months ago. Back during covid before I got my shot I did virtual trainings and they were awesome! Since those days I have gone in since I've gotten my vaccine. It's absolutely fantastic to work in person as well and he is as well and since he has all the gym equipment he needs it makes it much easier on me as well. Whether you do virtually or in person he does an amazing job but I do have to say I like in-person better. TJ Michael has been fantastic. He tailors all the workouts to exactly what I need. When I first started with him I had major back problems to where I couldn't even walk. Now hes helped me slowly get my back "back in shape", haha! Every week we go over our new exercise routine. It's fantastic too because it doesn't strain my back at all but it helps me strengthen all the muscles that I need it's just that I need to keep my back loose and my hips free. My wife also goes to see Tj as she wants to build muscle and keep lean. We have very different workouts which shows me he is very versatile! That brings me to his professionalism and respect. Tj likes to get measurements so he can keep track of your progress. He doesn't require it though. We both wanted to do it though and he made the whole process so easy. He was very respectful and had us help measure so we were more comfortable. He is the best! His level of professionalism and fantastic listening skills far exceeded our expectations. He also hears everything you have to say and need that you have and he'll tailor the experience to you. When you go in you'll have an initial evaluation and then he'll come up with a starting routine and he'll go over everything with you before you start to make sure everything sounds okay to you. We will be seeing Tj for a long time indeed! See you soon, Tj!

Personal training at this gym is high pressure sales. DO NOT ENGAGE…read more The personal trainer I had was lovely but she is no longer with the company. She left when my personal training account was frozen due to financial hardship, and management never reached out about her departure... but they were more than happy to start charging me again for services they never intended to schedule, since it was so hard to get ahold of the trainers. They pressured me into freezes over cancellation to try and get every last dime. Costs over $700 to cancel if you sign onto a contract, which will protect them and not you. It's a misleading and shady business, and you're better off doing personal training literally anywhere else.

One of the worst interview experiences ever…read more I applied for a front desk position and had a friend who already worked their refer me for an interview. I spoke on the phone with "Ali" who seemed friendly and set up an interview. When I came in the next day I was greeted with what seemed to be confusion. I met with an older lady at the front and explained my situation. Without introducing herself she told me to have a seat and that she'd help me in a moment. I ended up waiting 10 minutes and watched as she paced around the weight room and another part of the gym before she finally came back and was ready. I smiled, shook her handed and greeted her and we began the interview. She had a clipboard and pen with a sheet of paper that seemed to have questions and a space to answer and never touched the paper. She only asked me one question which was my job experience and kept interrupting my answers almost trying to make me feel like I said something wrong and questioned my answers even though my answers were thorough and logical. The whole interview felt like I was the one keeping the conversation going. This person was very condescending and wouldn't even respond to my answers when I finished. We only interviewed for 5 minutes before she seemingly cut off our conversation and explained how it was a "level one" interview just to meet me and that there were more step after this which is odd because she never mentioned that in our call and actually said it would be a 25-30 min interview. She also asked if I had any questions to which I asked, "Are there any struggles or things that may be difficult for a new person starting out" and she just said "What do you mean struggle?" In a defensive tone and I explained like maybe something in the training or maybe learning the phones something like that to which she replied, "No, it's pretty straight forward" I then learned that this person had been gossiping and talking about how poor my interview went and how I couldn't "talk" and how my appearance was "awful", even claiming I wore open toed shoes, even though I appeared in nice business casual attire. I've done many interviews and had ones that haven't gone my way but this kind of behavior from a business has never happened once. I'm not concerned about not getting the job I literally just want to spread awareness for this behavior and warn anyone who may be thinking of applying to this location. Overall, this interaction was very unprofessional from the moment I walked in. I didn't find out until the end when we were wrapping up that I was talking to Ali and I had to ask her to confirm. She never introduced herself or welcomed me into the club just opened with "have you been in my club before". I would stay far away from coming here or even thinking of employment here as I've never left an interview feeling so belittled and disrespected. It was a hostile environment from the moment I walked. You would think someone working in customer service in a "manager" role would have some kind of social skills and decency.