Urban Lagree is a great studio if you're looking for a solid, effective workout. I really like…read moreLagree in general because it's challenging but low-impact, and this studio makes the experience even better. Everyone there is super nice and welcoming. They have a small parking lot in the back, which is really convenient. There are lockers available, but everyone is pretty safe and relaxed, so it's fine to keep your things near your reformer. If you haven't tried Lagree before, I'd definitely recommend giving it a shot, it's such a great workout. And as a bonus, there's a local taco spot nearby that's perfect for grabbing a bite after class!

My friend invited me as a guest to a Pilates class at the Urban Lagree Pilates studio. Urban Lagree…read moreclasses are instructed on a Megaformer, loaded with 8 springs to add tension for light and heavy exercises. When I arrived, there was parking available in the back. The check in process was easy through an iPad in the front of the studio. I received a warm welcome to class and since it was my first time to attend I received a detailed introduction to the Pilates Megaformer machine and all the mechanics. The Megaformer was more elaborate and had more functionality than the wooden reformers that I had used in the past. Spots were not preassigned, so I was able to sit next to my friend. The class was 45 minutes long and designed to tone your body. Urban Lagree is a high-intensity, low impact strength training workout. The focus was on muscular endurance which will improve your overall strength and core stability. There were resistance movement that focused on balance and targeted muscles that I normally don't hit in my HIIT workouts. Some movements I could feel the burn and was really getting a targeted focus on the smaller muscles in my body. After the workout I felt empowered and rejuvenated. Even though I was relatively new to Pilates, the instructor's instructions were easy to follow and she provided constructive feedback when needed. Really enjoyed my experience at Urban Lagree!

This is my favorite location! The gym provides a garage/ outdoor gym feel so you get a cool breeze…read morewhen you work out. The space is large and bright. The instructors are SO nice and very motivating. Each have their own type of playlist to keep you moving. The workouts are tough and can be modified based on your level. They are strict with class times, so don't be late! Plenty of parking if you take a morning class.

THE BIG: Nice, big, spacious, and modern class-style gym in the St. Elmo district of South Austin…read more Friendly community with knowledgeable coaches. Parking lot available. THE BLACK AND WHITE: I tried out a class here with yelp and came back for more. There's multiple class times per day. They do have a strict on-time policy because it takes a few minutes to instruct the movements. Class structure is five stations and you rotate to each station based on # of sets and time. At each station there are different levels of RPE. Depending on the day, you can decide how heavy or light you want to go. Bathrooms and showers are also a part of the amenity here at the gym. THE FINAL BAMBOO: If you want to get a great HIIT workout while being plugged into a fitness community, MADabolic is your place! If it was closer to where I lived, I would definitely be a member here. Highly recommend.

I've been training with this club for about half a year and I recommend it highly. I've trained at…read moreother facilities and with other coaches and ABC is tomorrow notch. The equipment is high quality. The facility is very clean and well organized. The coaches are knowledgeable and will work with advanced and beginner athletes. And on Sundays, you can train with a Belarusian Olympian. Pretty much has everything you want. Good community of other athletes also.

I was with Austin Barbell for a little under a year. Initially, I thought the coaching was great…read more However, a good coach isn't just about results. The culture of the gym lacked a lot of professionalism. As a woman and woman of color, Coach Rob and his assistant coaches made it super uncomfortable for me - and other female athletes.

I absolutely love to train all of the martial arts this amazing dojo offers and the people are…read moreoutstanding and is overall an amazing place to train!

Small, makeshift warehouse place that looks like was put together with very low budget. After…read moreinquiring for info and a dojo tour, was put in contact with Angela, who started becoming pushy on having me give personal info to sign waivers and enroll even though I had asked just to briefly spectate a class, to the point of being rude with unprofessional tone. This interaction was enough for me to know to take my business elsewhere where they have professional establishment and staff. Don't waste your time UPDATE: To put The cherry on top, the staff have threatened to post "screenshots" of the texts exchange along with security stills of me during my visit as some sort of retaliation for the review. If this doesn't tell you the nature of this establishment and its people nothing else will.

This box is amazing! Alex is an expert coach and makes classes fun, safe and challenging. The…read morepeople are so welcoming and cool. Great music, elevated and intentional programming. It feels like old school Crossfit in the best way possible. They don't try to be fancy or cute or trendy it's all about the WOD, the work, bonding with others, having fun and improving fitness/staying in shape.

Sore muscles are such a sweet feeling because you know you had the best workout. I came here for a…read morefirst time class and loved the gym, people and the vibe. The instructor Alex was so nice and able to provide feedback on my form (which most classes the instructor hardly notices). He went above and beyond to make me feel welcomed. The group we worked out with had been long timers of the gym and you could feel their love of the gym too. The music selection was a bonus and I can't wait to go back when my muscles allow!

I just came on a day pass and was compelled to write a review based on how easy it was to check out…read morewithout getting hard sold into a membership like what I experienced at LA Fitness down the street. First off, I had an Austin address which is required for the day pass. Secondly, I entered basic info and signed the waiver. I didn't have to then meet with a sales rep who would used high pressure sales tactics (scarcity, urgency, blah blah) to enjoy jt workout (unlike my LA Fitness experience). The gym would either sell itself or it wouldn't. Tomas at the front desk was very warm and personable, a very refreshing exchange. As for the gym itself, I like the layout, but it's definitely outdated. I'm going with a gym closer to me that is higher end, but I recommend using the day pass (if you're an Austin resident) to see if it's a good fit for you or not.

Hard to give this place less than a 4 when they offer so much for so little. All the machines one…read morecould want, multiple side rooms for fitness classes/yoga, and a freaking SAUNA in the locker rooms. Granted the Sauna has been broken for several weeks during my tenure, but they did fix it and the staff has always been kind. Proximity and price are the keys for me with a gym, and this place has got it!

I like this Gym. Plenty of equipment for busy packed days. Good mix of older and new equipment…read more Multiple areas to stretch or create space for body exercise. Nice sauna. Wish they had an ice bath but otherwise great.

Not a bad gym. My main complaint about this gym is that they blast AC to full blast. It is hard to…read morestay warm and maintain a good pump. They also blast non confrontational music which is annoying. The environment takes away from having a great experience. The gym equipment is good and not a lot of people. The price is fair.

What gym hell must be like. Didn't realize this is basically a cross fit gym combined with the…read moreworst elements of the most ghetto Planet Fitness location. People walking around shirtless, dripping sweat, stinking, in bare feet, only socks, crocs, and Teva sandles. Nasty. Old dilapidated and low quality dumbbells, only 2 old treadmills and a few of the manual treadmills, no fixed weight barbells, a bathroom falling apart with the toilet bowl cover hanging on by one hinge. No air conditioning. Hot and smelly. Humid atmosphere. Couldn't draw up a worse gym in my imagination. To me it's 1 star but I guess to cross fit cultists this is what they like. Only a few smoothie choices and no chicken wraps or anything in their nutrition bar or whatever it's called. If you know how to work out and don't need or want a trainer or group then this place is definitely not for you. They do an incredible job on marketing and must edit photos or take superb angles like a catfish on tinder. Almost thinking they pay influencers to hype this place up. Either way I'd prefer the most basic Planet Fitness or Crunch 100x over this. In fact I'd rather get chubby and not work out over having to work out in an environment like this again.

Korrect Fitness has been one of my favorite parts of moving to Austin. The community and trainers…read moreare like family and since I've been working with Alex (Coach AB) my body is stronger as a whole rather than in pieces. Thank you

Lots of machines that I've never had to wait to use one…read more Every time I'm there someone is cleaning something and therefore always looks cleans. I'd recommend the black card so you can access their massage chairs, tanning beds, and hydromassage beds (which are so good after a workout!)

It's a decent gym and you get what you pay for…read more I do enjoy going at times they aren't too busy. The app has a meter to tell you how busy they are. I do like that feature! Employees are on their phones a lot. You might get a greeting once in a while. I noticed an employee the other day watching Tiktok while she was refilling the spray bottles. Her phone was on the cart as she walked and scrolled. She missed refilling paper towels in one area, probably because she was glued to her phone. Many members don't sanitize the machines after, so I would suggest cleaning them before and after use. Even though there are signs everywhere! I've also been distracted with gym members having phone conversations while on machines. It's not a policy that is enforced, so I just find another machine and return later. It sometimes takes a while to repair broken machines. Black tape is used to repair tears in the fabric but doesn't usually last that long. Overall, $10/ month plus their annual fee is a steal.