Part of me wishes I could throw off the shackles of my…read moresuperficial-lulelemon-wearing-spotify-listening-coconut-water-drinking-urban-meat-market of a gym and just belong to a place like this. Instead of leering meatheads and wannabe models I could sweat silently beside middle aged housewives and pubescent boys. Alas, that will never happen, but as a guest at my mom's gym of choice while visiting, it was nice to feel free and unencumbered for awhile. After all, what more do you need besides weight machines, a few ellipticals and a couple of TVs turned to FOX News? To say it's unpretentious would be one hell of an understatement. Tallahassee, you're charming me just a lil bit.

I attended one class at the special five dollar first class rate. I chose the Sunday morning hot…read more90. I regularly attend Bikram style yoga classes that are very traditional. This class is not as structured and not as traditional, but it is a good shift. It's not so far from the traditional 26 and two that you get lost, but it does have some sections where you can do alternative poses or add vinyasas if you prefer. I really really liked the teacher who was also the owner. She has a really good energy and was really helpful and kind to me when I got there and talked me through how the class would go since it was not what I'm used to. I look forward to being able to go again while I'm in town for work. I would also like to try some other classes at the studio because it's really nice and opened an airy and I think it's got a really great vibe.

I love this yoga studio! I have been coming here on and off for several years now. No matter which…read moreclass I take, I always leave feeling accomplished and refreshed. The instructors are super sweet and friendly. There is a diverse offering of classes that will make yogis and yoginis of all skill levels feel at home. The teachers are great at offering modifications and classes are intended to be individualized and for oneself rather than an athletic competition (though you're bound to feel the burn!) I especially love Yin yoga, which is half meditation, half holding long deep poses. It takes a lot of determination and focus, and works wonders on my anxiety. I also love regular flows and hot classes. One great thing about this studio is that you can book online via a seamless foolproof system.

Small and very personal fitness center. The group classes are a lot of fun. Staff is very friendly…read moreand there's other establishments next door so you can have coffee or a beer after. No showers or changing facilities. It's nothing but a workout space!

First came here 3 years ago to enroll my Parkinson's warrior in Rock Steady boxing class (which is…read moreAMAZING). Was so impressed I enrolled myself in senior fitness class. I love the variety the staff brings to each workout. I especially like the heavy bag and dumbell workout. Instructors are very dedicated and motivating. I've been a gym rat for a long time. Never have I felt as comfortable as I do at Sweat Therapy Fitness. Great job by everyone there!!

While I am not used to Group Fitness activities or working out with a trainer present, Orange…read moreTheory Fitness was a fun experience. I came as support for my friends who were planning on joining after the free day. It was pretty easy to sign up by calling their office, checking what classes had opening spots and picking the time. We showed up, did a quick survey asking about what we were wanting to improve with ourselves and then we were fitted with the heart monitor. Once it was time for the actual class to start the hoard of skinny beautiful sorority looking type girls came in for the workout. Of course there were a few men as well, but you know the OT stereotype. Nonetheless everyone got to their own numbered machines to follow the workout. I was surprised how small the actual Fitness Center is. There are about 13 spots on each set of treadmills, rowing machines, weights and yoga mat areas. The classes hold approximately 26 people. The class is split to do one set of workouts and the other half does the other set first. So the class I did was Endurance based. I started off on the treadmill and rowing machines. About 25 minutes in we reach halftime and switch sides. So then I was in the group doing weights, crunches and stretches. It works out pretty well. The workouts are also in phases as well either telling you to run/row a certain length or for a specific length of time. It does not matter your speed though because you work at the difficulty best for yourself. It provides somewhat a competitive environment though because I want to reach Phase 2 before my friend who is still half a mile behind me. There was about 5 phases just on the running/rowing part of my workout and I only completed 3 before it was time to switch. The motto of Orange Theory is that you get stronger and improve. They never have the same workouts ever even though they use the same machines and tools in varying ways. Orange Theory is famous for their heart monitoring system. Based on your weight and goals there is a certain heart rate known as the Orange Zone where you burn the most fat. Red is kind of like you are overworking yourself and Green is a good easy sweat. The workouts are tracked and you earn Splat points though I am not sure what for. Overall I was drained from the intense cardio, especially since I overestimated myself and the rowing killed me. My trainer Moira was great, super friendly and supported us first timers. Though I ended up not joining because I feel it is overpriced and I am not necessarily looking to lose weight, it is definitely helpful and I recommend it for other people to try.

OTF midtown is the best, I've been to OTF gyms across the country and the vibe of OTF midtown is…read moreone that cannot be recreated. Ely the studio manager makes everyone feel welcomed and does everything she can to make everyone's experience great. Coach Nate always makes sure your firm is solid so you don't hurt yourself which is so helpful. Morgan always pushes you. The SA's at the front desk are top notch. Emma, Channel, and Hanna are the best! Always energetic and working hard to give you the best experience. The gym is a great mix of professionals, retirees, and college students which makes everyone feel welcomed.

I had been going to Amped since July 2025. My coworker agreed to workout with me, as we work out…read moretogether & he knew my health journey & how important this was to me. Sadly, this always caused an issue because he "looks different" than me, and people have questioned whether he was my trainer. He is not my trainer! He is someone who cares & wanted to push me & encourage me on my journey. We had to prove once before that he was my coworker by bringing in our work badges because they didn't believe me & canceled his account & band him from the gym. After explaining our situation & proving what we were doing, they reinstated his membership & all was well. Now, here we are again with a different regional manager, and a different club manager, questioning the same exact thing again. I tried to explain, but there was no listening. Now, due to the disrespect I've officially canceled my membership, and I will be letting my family and friends know to do the same. This gym could be so much better, but due to ignorance & assumptions, they lost a member. This kind of management behavior is unacceptable. So disappointed.

I implore you to never buy personal training from this facility. I completely agree with other…read morereviews indicating they employ predatory tactics. Did you know your personal training renews, even outside of your original agreement. It is called an "open contract," yep, read the fine print. I tried multiple times to cancel, was told you have to have a "permanent physical disability." What kind of health and fitness facility insists on this type of approach? The management tells you, very condescendingly to your face, it is the in the agreement you signed. They tell you, you aren't listening. They tell you blame other people. They also give you the minimal amount of information to keep you in the dark about what you agreed to, while telling you to read the agreement. Phillipe, general manager, and the owner of this facility should be ashamed of themselves. I would never recommend this facility to anyone, EVER! I am out almost $2000 for "not reading the agreement." Absurd and borderline unethical.

Staff has been very nice, facility is very clean. I am extremely happy with my membership so far!read more

Premier is true to its name. The amenities are superb: pool, basketball court, racquetball courts,…read moreindoor track, numerous weight circuits, various weight lifting machines and equipment, cycling studio, myriad cardio machines, and another workout studio offering various classes. Another plus, everything is CLEAN. I used to be a member of another gym that was rarely cleaned and their machines were subpar. Their locker/shower areas are decorated with modern tiles, and televisions look back at you behind the mirrors over the sinks. There are saunas and steam rooms as well. Like many gyms, you get a few complimentary training sessions a year. Vale restaurant has a small section when you walk in as well. I am quite pleased I joined Premier.

Before ending the year, I had to try out Drip Drop Fitness. And I'm GLAD I did! Easy online booking…read moreof a class. I booked a 10am, 60-minute Dance Cardio Class. Driving to the studio, I started to feel butterflies in my gut because I wasn't sure I was going to catch onto the moves fast enough. But I wasn't going to let those butterflies get to me. I let my guard down and wanted to try something new!! Pulling into the parking lot, I liked how there was private parking in the front of the studio. I suggest backing into the parking spot because it would be easier to get out after class. (I personally didn't this time - but next time I will) Walking into the studio, the kick-ass vibe was immediately felt. I was greeted with a warm welcome, brief outline of what to expect, where stuff is and how everything runs. The atmosphere was pretty cool... blue neon lighting, flashing lights, music thumping and positive attitudes from everyone! The class was represented accurately. Simple dance moves with high energy cardio. Once you start forgetting about how the steps are done and get into the beats of the music, the dancing becomes second-hand movements. My motto was to have fun! And that is exactly what I did. I loved it! I recommend Drip Drop Fitness Studio because it is fun and something new! Bye Bye 2018, H-E-L-L-O 2019!

I'm writing this review during the corona virus outbreak, I want to say thank you to drip drop…read morefitness for offering virtual classes for those who have stay at home orders! The team at drip drop truly goes above and beyond. I love their workouts, it's so fun!!!

The workers at this gym are always very nice, and there are ALWAYS machines available. I feel very…read morecomfortable in this gym and it has helped assuage a lot of negative experiences I've had at other gyms in Tallahassee. The only complaint I can muster up is sometimes the hydromassage doesn't work properly and is out of order, but really that doesn't change the process of my workout, just like to hit it at the end!

The no judgment zone and the friendliness of people who attends. The hydromessage is my dream that…read moremakes me want to take it home because it touches every aching place in your bones. I love the app as well since it lets you know how busy the building is, and bringing a plus one is always a bonus. I hope you give them a try.

As a brand new member, I met the trainer for what i…read morethought was to be a general orientation to equipment and services. Instead it was a manipulative and totally hard-sell session to sign up for personal training..with him. After he zoomed in for the kill with prices, his whole demeanor changed when I declined. After that, he shrugged a casual head toward a couple of machines, but basically..no sale ..no service, no interest. Also, the glaring LED lighting in the place and the dungeon-like, dark grey walls would make anybody slip into a funk. I'm going funkless by never going back!

Just learned today that Kinetix let go two of their highly trained, highly talented Body Combat…read moreInstructors. Really disappointed in this gym. It is certainly a loss for members of Kinetix and those of us who love Body Combat as I do. I have never had a better workout than with these two incredible ladies. I watched this gym treat a high-energy, Zumba instructor who packed classes the same way a few years ago. (Premier lucked out and picked him up and several members in the process.) Talented instructors who connect with students help retain members and increase club loyalty. Sadly Kinetix hasn't figured that out. I wonder how many more of their members they will drive away before they figure it out.

New owners, new management, and it shows. Clean environment, super friendly staff, tons of classes…read moreto choose from!!! They offer a three day pass of you like to try it. Just call the front desk!!!!!

Amazing gym from the unbeatable view to the caring staff and owners. The location is secluded,…read morethere are monthly challenges, and machines are almost always available. Every one is diverse in every way and you can tell the owners truly care about the community and the guests here. The only reason it gets 4/5 stars instead of 5/5 is because the AC is rather warm (usually 73) versus other gyms that keep it at a cool temperature like 70 degrees. The windows let in a lot of warmth so it would be nice to have cooler air circulating during an intense training session. Other than that, this gym is literally perfect!