I'm currently a new member at Orangetheory Fitness on MacArthur in OKC. The workouts are fun and…read morecoaches are great. My issue is with management's billing integrity. After completing the "free" first time workout studio manager Dennice offered me a discounted rate for healthcare professionals -- the low rate was the deciding factor in joining that day. Four days later, I was told the rate "didn't exist" and would not be honored. After escalating to the regional manager Andre, I was promised a $50 credit on my first month as a resolution.The credit was never applied. I've reached out to Dennice to correct the charge, and it remains unresolved. Being promised one rate, then charged another, and not receiving an agreed-upon adjustment is unacceptable. At this point I cannot recommend this studio.

The staff here are so kind. As someone that has been traumatized by other gyms, they make showing…read moreup easy and everything really is encouraged to be at your own pace. First class is always free and there's no pressure to join, so I gave it a shot and actually really enjoyed it. The facilities are clean and full service, and with preset workouts and a coach there's no mental burden to plan or figure out your own circuit. Highly recommend giving them a chance

My boyfriend and I came in to sign up for memberships and work out the same day. We were helped by…read moreKyleigh and she was awesome! She gave us all of the details about our membership, showed us around, and overall was just great to talk to. We came at a very quiet time and we were able to access all the equipment we wanted. This gym is SUPER clean, organized, and is just a great place to work out.

This gym is always so clean and never too crowded. Natasha and Angel are always so helpful and make…read moreyou feel like family. Even during quarantine they offered zoom classes!

My daughter has been trying to make healthier choices and was excited to try Pilates for the first…read moretime. She signed up online for a free introductory class and was understandably nervous walking in as a beginner. Unfortunately, when she arrived, she was not greeted or acknowledged. She said the person at the front desk simply stared at her without speaking, which made her feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. She ended up leaving before the class even started. First experiences matter, especially for young people trying something new and stepping outside their comfort zone. A simple greeting or welcoming interaction could have made all the difference.

I went to the free intro class and everyone was very kind and helpful! I loved the class and could…read moretruly feel the difference in my neck pain even after just the 30 min class. The machines are top notch and they walk you through your form and such which is helpful since I've mostly only done mat Pilates. I'll be doing more drop in classes as my schedule allows!

I've been meaning to write this review for a few months now and honestly I would give this place 0…read morestars. One of my friends invited me here for a free class and I had the worst experience. I registered for the class a few days before on their website and the website said that my registration was successful. But not only did the website give the wrong location so that I was late for the class, but when I got there the staff were very fake and the older blonde woman behind the counter told me that I was not registered and then further embarrassed me in front of the staff, my friend, and all the prefect princesses walking in asking me "do you have a camera on your phone, "sweetie"" when asking me to scan a QR code for the class in a VERY condescending tone and she didn't look me in the eye. Of course I have a camera on my brand new iPhone. Who even asks that??? Needless to say I decided right then that I would not be going back ever again. I was so upset and downtrodden and embarrassed I just told my friend that I was going to leave because I didn't want to be treated like a poor, dumb, undesirable and embarrassed and singled out even more. It was obvious that they thought I DIDN'T belong there as soon as I walked in. I don't want to be that girl but in this case I would, unfortunately, advise anyone who is NOT WHITE or dressed entirely in Lulu Lemon to stay away from this place if you don't want to be talked down to and shoved out the door. There are much better, more compassionate practices where they will definitely not make you feel like some underprivileged charity case who they are required to tolerate.

I have fallen in love with this community! I started going about a year ago and in my first month I…read moreattended 28 classes. I was hooked. The community of instructors is so supportive and encouraging. I had never had a good relationship with exercise in my life but Barre3 changed that for me. They helped me to realize the importance of mind body connection and moving your body because it feels good rather than always exercise tied to a scale goal. I will always keep coming back because this place has changed my life for the better and taught me so much about what I am capable of.

I recently came to the realization that I'm not a college student who gets to keep eating like crap…read more(or like a Yelper) and not have it affect things like my waist, or how my clothes fit. It took a while for me to come to terms with it. Either I have to start eating healthily, or I have to exercise. Ideally both. And since I like food too much to survive on stupid things like salads, it looks like physical exercise is the only alternative. So here's me trying. Or at least pretending to try. Anyway, "INTEGRIS PACER Fitness Center" is no longer a thing. It is now known as the "YMCA Healthy Living Center - INTEGRIS." A mouthful, yes. So call it HLC instead. Because of its cardiology-rehab focus, HLC tends to have greater numbers of elderly people than the average gym. This can be a boon for some: (1) There are few if any meat-heads grunting and throwing weights. (2) Classes when available tend to have plenty of room so you can just slide in even if you show up late (the classes are upstairs). (3) And old people tend to be much friendlier than us stuck-up young folk. (4) I also like that it's a pretty quiet gym. There's no pool, so that's certainly lacking compared to other locations. But there is a racquetball court. If you're expecting Gold's Gym, you will be disappointed. If you need to be surrounded by people going on about "all kinnnnndsss of gains" (and/or gym bunnies who don't actually work out) to feel like it's worth your time, this may not be the gym for you. Even if the equipment isn't the latest, super-techie, new hotness, they're all well-maintained and clean, and do everything you need them to do. Also, it's like... 14 laps around the track to equal one mile or something. Which is largely useless, because I always lose count at about the 7th or 8th time around. The rehab-focus is expected to continue even with the changes, so I don't expect to see too many changes in the overall feel of the gym, but we'll have to wait and see to be sure. Also... because of the greater than usual number of older folk, I have seen some very confident older men confidently strutting about in their confidently confident birthday suits. I have seen things... Wrinkled things... I hope I'm that bold when I'm older... P. S. There's this trainer named Kelly. I'm not sure if she trains at any of the other Y's or if she's only at HLC, but Mother of Pearl, she is good. Her muscle conditioning classes have been amazing. That DOMS tho... Consistently taking her (or other trainers') classes should allow you to continue being the food-obsessed Yelper that you are.

Ohhhh YMCA. My…read moreprevious membership at another gym ended, and I didn't really love it. I figured I'd start running outside and save money, but I wasn't quite as motivated to do that as I thought. I searched for gyms near me and the obvious answer (Golds, Planet Fitness) were a hard pass. I'm too old and too married for the nightclub that is Golds gym. And I loathe PF so much, I've contemplated picketing outside. Enter the Y. I don't think I'd joined before cause I was young and cheap and looking for promos that waive the joining fee and obviously matching all my workout gear and wanting to be cute). But now, bring it on. This specific location is mainly a cardio rehab center for Integris. Read: senior citizens, it's awesome. Literally no one cares what you look like or what you're doing. Most people are over the age of 50. It's so cute to watch them come in and chat and walk the track. There are also a TON of classes, just like a regular Y. The spin class is tough, and I've loved it. They're also at alllll times of day, starting at 5:40am, perfect for the commuter like me. The rest of the equipment is minimal, but just enough. There's free weights, machines, ad area and a small turf track. Bikes, ellipticals, treadmills and even a Jacobs Ladder. The front desk is nice. And there are complimentary towels. I knocked a star for equipment cleanliness. ::sigh:: I actually mentioned it to the front desk today and now I probably am going to be blackballed but it's pretty gross. They have spray so you can wipe down your machine after you use it, but it looks like that's as far as the cleaning goes. At least on the machines I've used (cardio). The guy said the staff cleans them regularly so I'm sure he thinks I'm a huge biotch (I tried to approach it nicely!) but I use the same elliptical every time. And every time there are sweat stains along the bottom, and he same stuck on brown stuff. I used my towels to wipe the back and black grime came off. It's visible to the naked eye and it really grosses me out. Not enough to quit, but I really hope they'll clean a little better!

RSP is one of the best decisions I've ever made! I appreciate the expert coaching and variety of…read moredifferent workouts that help me achieve all my fitness goals. I have been taking their classes for almost 5 years now, with no plans to stop. The achievements, friends, and community I've gained through them is invaluable. I recommend them to everyone!

We visited with a school field trip. They only had one person working the desk to get everyone…read morechecked in, shoes passed out, then go through the instructions and get everyone rolling. We only had a two hour window and spent most of the first hour just getting ready. I felt bad For the guy who was working. Seems like they should have planned better and had someone there assisting him. Once we got started, everyone seemed to have a great time! Also, the shoes run very small. I would say about two sizes too small. So just something to keep in mind when you go. There were a lot of people exchanging shoes today.

This is the biggest gym in the metroplex (so far) and definitely worth a visit if you dig both…read moretoprope, lead, and bouldering. There's a section for autobelays too, which is good when you're climbing solo. They even have a topout boulder and cave section which will absolutely humble you lol. Members only access to the yoga studio and fitness area tho, so cant comment on that as a serial daypasser. But lots of square footage of vert you can scale up compared to other gyms in the area. Check it out if you haven't already, its always a great time.

Update: Spoke with management and they said they will speak with their staff member, I don't want…read moreanyone to feel unwelcome in an establishment they're working on theirselves in, hopefully the staff receives training in interpersonal skills. My experience at this Planet Fitness today was completely unacceptable. I asked a staff member named Trey to turn on one of the stations. He told me he had to do it, not customers. Moments later, I watched another customer walk in and turn on the exact same type of machine themselves with no issue. That means I was either lied to or treated differently for no valid reason. When I pointed out which machine I was referring to, Trey responded by saying he didn't have to answer my question and then told me I "don't have to be here" to receive services even though I'm a paying member. I then requested to speak with another staff member, and he refused, claiming he was the manager and I had no one else to speak to. This level of disrespect, inconsistency, and unprofessional conduct is not something I've ever experienced in a gym environment. No paying member should be talked down to, dismissed, or given false information. This situation needs to be addressed so other members don't go through the same thing.

I normally LOVE coming here. Great location and USUALLY friendly staff! Clean equipments and so on…read more But this one specific person (brown hair, glasses) TONIGHT was SO rude that it irks me to even write this review. As we were talking to her, she would walk away and "drink" her water OR EAT her snacks like she is too busy for us. Even saying hi and thank yous, she would ignore you! I'm extremely upset of her act today. And customer service should NEVER be like this EVER. We gave it another chance as we said our good byes for the night. And of course she would ignore us like she doesn't hear us heading out. But thank god the guy tonight was kind and ended our night with a positive note. "Have a great night guys"