I love this gym, not over crowded and always clean. Staff is friendly, can't go wrong hereread more

The Albany athletic club has been around for years. They are the classic North Albany gym. I have…read morebeen going to this gym for over 15 years. The owners are great. Friendly, knowledgeable, genuine, and present! After traveling all over this country and back, i still love this gym. It''s simple, clean, to the point, not many frills, not many extras, but you can always count on the classes being free, the equipment to be in working order, and an empty locker to stash your stuff. There is a sauna and jacuzzi in each locker room, on site tanning, massage, and personal trainers. They also have some great instructors, some of which have worked there for over TWENTY years!! If you're tired of the impersonal touch of the 24 hour gyms, or the uncleanliness of the cheapest, give them a try. They aren't too much more, and you get a lot for those extra dollars. #corvSMB

Joined the place because it was the closest. However, the machines are quite close together to the…read morepoint where you feel like you are always in the way or tripping over stuff. The Good: Not very crowded. Lots of fans if you want circulation. Has most everything you will need. The bad: slightly claustrophobic. Putting running machines on a stick-built floor makes it seem like if you walk under it (machines are on the second floor) it might come crashing through the floor.. No pool. Don't get me wrong. The place is fine...I just came from the OSU gym so I have a slightly jaded opinion as OSU's is just a few years old and they invested tens of millions.

T's has an undeniable charm to it that's hard to match. Think of it like that cool spot that you…read moreloved going to after school. As for the gym itself, it has everything you need to be successful: a deadlifting area, 2 squat racks, 2 benches, etc. Lots of 100 and 45lb plates to go around. And at $15/7 visits, it's a very low barrier of entry to jump in and have some fun.

I just moved to the Albany area and was looking for an old school gym. I'm an old guy and haven't…read morebelonged to a gym in a long time. I was totally nervous and worried I would be intimidated. I met Tony and he couldn't be nicer. I immediately felt at home. The people at the gym are very friendly but at the same time stick to their workouts and "get in and get out". There are all levels of fitness in the gym and all are accepted (I am proof positive). I could not be happier with my choice to join T's!

Probably the best CrossFit affiliate/gym I've been a part of. The coaching staff is incredible,…read moreespecially Derek the owner who knows how to scale the workout for the individual when needed. As a larger body person I don't have to be self conscious because I know Derek gave me the appropriate scale for the workout. The community is amazing, and they have showers if you need to get clean! This is the place you want to be!

I'm 53, my boyfriend is 60 and my daughter is 20 and the three of us had a nice yoga class there…read moretoday. It's a really comfortable little studio and everything is slow and not overstretched - you have time to be mindful with your body and what works for you. It's really good if you have a bad back or a bad shoulder, she explains everything so well and make sure your poses are correct and not hurting you. It was a pleasant and relaxing experience in a comfortable, clean, custom studio.

Christine is the owner and Yoga instructor of Corvallis' own Sweet Yoga studio…read more She teaches Svaroopa Yoga; a style that is slower and essentially focused on breathing into the deep patterns of contraction that build up in the body's muscles, and in which we can get stuck due to many forms of trauma and/or just living life. I have had the great fortune to work privately with Christine, to progress through accident-related stiffness. Each session has brought relief that I can build off of, progressing toward that open flexibility that is my continuing goal. Christine's experience in Sweet yoga, and her personal attention with her students and clients, is priceless!

This was one place of my youth where I went every day when I was in Corvallis during my trips to…read moreOregon over the summer to visit family during my school days. I always had so much fun swimming and splashing around at this place. The zip lines, the lazy river, and the water slides were the most fun I had at this place during my visits. I hope to make another trip to Oregon soon and will definitely come back to this place to splash around.

Perfect for little kids and lap swimming. Not great for medium aged children as the shallow end is…read moreVERY shallow. The staff was amazing.

It's been awhile since I've been to the gym. A longgggg while. I was looking around for a gym in…read moreLebanon and decided to try out NWFit. Part of it is because I've always been a team sport player or runner, but have never really learned how to use gym equipment. As we know, you can definitely workout the wrong way and risk injuring yourself. I'm not old old, but old enough that if I hurt myself I will be at risk for longer recovery. Not a good plan. What I appreciate about NWFit is they offer a "No Sweat Consultation" session where you meet with the trainer (Nolan, who is also the owner) and discuss your goals and current lifestyle. Nolan is very friendly and does not make you feel like you are a lazy blob. He explains his approach to fitness and sees if it aligns with your goals. You have the option to sign up for group session or one-on-one, obviously pricing will be different. There is no annual membership fee or sign up cost. You pay weekly and have the option for how many days you plan on coming and prices reflect the number of days. For my current goals, he suggested going with the option that allows me to attend group sessions 4-6 day a week. In hindsight, I know myself better than that, I should have eased into this. I definitely felt stressed when I missed a day. My biggest challenge was the class times. I am not a morning person at all and I work basically 8-5 hours. No way I was making the 5 or 6 AM classes. I suppose you can make the argument that if my health was important, I'd wake up to go. I love my sleep though and sleep is also important. Case closed. The latest class is 6PM but that's not every day. Prior to attending an actual group class, you meet with Nolan so he can evaluate your current fitness level to cater the workouts to you. Yes, it is a group session, but the way he runs it, it can be adjusted to your needs and level. I attended only 3 of the 4-6 days my first week. See, I failed. But mannnnn did those sessions do me good. I was exhausted, but a good exhausted. I didn't feel like I overdid it during the sessions, but definitely challenged physically. I think it was originally intended to be a crossfit gym, but Nolan mentioned he's going away from that. The workouts are more focused on strength and flexibility. This combination allows for effective workouts and prevention of injury. Good things! There was never more than 8 people on any of the days I attended. It was a small intimate feel. He did mentioned it can sometimes get up to 15-16 people and he tries to cap it at 20 people max. Due to it being summer and my schedule is irregular, I was able to reach out to Nolan and ask for my membership to be paused temporarily. When I'm ready to come back, I just send him a un-pause email. Super easy.

Great instructors who make it interesting and fun for the kiddos. Family owned business with really…read moredown to earth folks. Highly recommended!

Thanks for your comment on my review. You are not the individual in question. The interaction…read moreleft such a bad taste in my mouth that there's probably no way I'll ever do business there, and this will be my final interaction. Best of luck with the dojo. I think you probably provide a good service. I just wish your people could be more friendly with neighbors. Maybe they were having a bad day, but they didn't have to take it out on me. Really horrible. Just awful. Very rude and disrespectful.