I work in the Fitness space and recently moved to Tulsa. I…read morelike checking out different gyms and studios and have a good base to compare from. Why four stars and not 5 ? Because Tulsa has a log of gym options and Genesis promotes itself as a Luxury gyms. This might of been true when it first opened but is no longer so. Is not that they lack amenities but the gym is starting to look a bit run down for a luxury gym and they try to do too many things and some of them are not well done. Lots of equipment that is starting to show wear and Luxury gyms usually replace the equipment if they can't fix it up to a high standard. More is not better a prime example of that is their Functional fitness room, it's disorganized, dirty lots of equipment there that just doesn't make sense or fit their market share Accessories, totes and stuff thrown all over the gym makes it look disorganize and is unnecessary. Now the good: Genesis is quiet space, members are polite and everyone stays to themselves. They offer a packed class schedule and Personal training have a decent selection of Free weights, Machines and Cardio equipment. Their market is for the Master bodybuilder, seniors, parents that need childcare that want to keep to themselves and just want to get their work in. Well appointed Locker rooms with showers are well kept. Shot out to the new guy at the front desk is polite, eager to learn and grow and is hard to find employees now in days. My hat of to the guy who cleans in the morning, he's always hard work moving fast and running all over the gym getting the job done. Everyone I interacted with was polite and nice.

I've had many disappointing experiences and Genesis Midtown, and am finally writing a review. I am…read moreat the gym daily. The facility is poorly maintained, with dirty broken equipment, and unsanitary locker rooms. The staff overall is helpful, other than one front desk guy who lacks any customer service skills. There are never any towels available for the workout areas or the locker rooms. The steam room is rarely cleaned, has debris on the floor, and either doesn't work or scalds your skin. Additionally, this is the second year in a row where the AC doesn't work, making it extremely uncomfortable to workout. I would not recommend this gym to anyone looking for a comfortable, clean, and well-maintained workout environment. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere.

I tried Salt Yoga on a whim just looking for something different then my usual Pilates classes. One…read morething that drew me to Salt Yoga was the heated yoga session as I have always wanted to try it. It didn't disappoint. I easily signed up on the app purchased one class to try and showed up. The class room is cozy and tranquil. The room heated isn't overwhelming and they provide mats, bolsters, and blankets to utilize. They have wipes and sprays available to clean at the end as well. From the start of class to the end it was cohesive and inviting...as it's my first time doing yoga it was amazing! I defiantly plan to join and attend more classes.

Let's talk about love and my first hot yoga experience here at Salt Yoga…read more I sweat. Even my belly button sweats, so naturally, the idea or even mention of hot yoga made me sweat. It took the forecast of an eminent blizzard for me to gain the courage to try hot yoga. My experience was like a Savage Garden song. I walked in and was warmly greeted by a well-run check in system. Once I filled out my paperwork, I was given a key-card tag to swipe when I attend classes in the future - something I have never seen at a yoga studio. Complimentary mats are available for use. There is a retail side where you can purchase some really cool yoga clothes, mats, etc. Cubbies are available to stuff purses and shoes in before entering the yoga room. It is beautiful, inspiring and comfortable with red brick walls and only a few mirrors. An infrared heating system kept me warm, never hot. The music was recognizable and kept the pace of poses while the peaceful and encouraging instructor guided us. The strength and sweat class was challenging, but I could see any level of yogi coming in and feeling good with the modification options which were explained. Yes, I did sweat; no, it wasn't uncomfortably profuse. After the class I felt so good I looked up the benefits of hot yoga and found them: Detoxifies the body Increases circulation Strengthens the cardiovascular system Improves skin appearance Strengthens the immune system Reduces pain and cellulite Here's to courage, heat and Savage Garden-like love.

My new found love! Just moved from Los Angeles to Tulsa so finding new spots isn't always easy so…read morewhen I took my first class here, I was hooked! All of the instructors are great but my two favorite are Caliste and Katie. If you are looking to sweat your butt off, Make sure you take Katie's plate fit cardio class. I also love her energy and personality. She'll get on the machines to show you how to do something and never seems annoyed doing her job. Caliste is awesome too. She works you hard and makes you laugh alot. I'm on my 3rd month now and i can see and feel the difference, yay!!!

From the owner: Club Pilates Midtown Tulsa is a boutique Pilates studio specializing in reformer fusion classes for…read moreanyone, at any age or fitness level. Pure to Joseph Pilates' original Reformer-based Contrology Method, but modernized with group practice and expanded state-of-the-art equipment, Club Pilates offers high-quality, life-changing training at a surprisingly affordable price.​

There are two kinds of people in Tulsa: those who know about this place, and everyone else…read more I moved to Tulsa two years ago with a variety of health ailments consistent with the Millennial condition and a vague notion that Pilates might help. I'd grown to understand exercise as the necessary punishment for a lifestyle high in carbohydrates (aka as a young adult I was raised on a diet of overpriced bootcamps), and the greatest discovery at Total Pilates was that exercise could (should?) actually function therapeutically. Did you know you could "look forward" to "working out"? Through migraines and aches and pains and ups and downs this place has kept me from going unhinged. Lisa (owner) has assembled a gifted team. Given my sensibility I work primarily with Jeanie, who was originally described to me as an architect of pain but is actually more like a shaman, or a highly skilled orthopedic specialist? Have you ever taken an exercise class from a radio personality? Now that Pilates is my singular personality trait I've visited studios on both coasts. We are spoiled to have access to this team and the space. I insist on bringing people here when they visit town.

This place is close to my home and I had gone to floor Pilates regularly a few years ago. There was…read morenot a reformer class when I was there like I had hoped but there was the spring class but it was hard to get into it. It was hard to get into the classes so I stopped going. Recently, I contacted the studio again to try to attend classes again and again, I received an initial contact but when it came down to scheduling a class, I didn't get any response. Very frustrating and disappointing.

Phenomenal martial art school, focusing on practical applications that I was after. Wonderful…read moreteachers and students willing to share experiences and techniques. Only area of improvement would be higher ceilings.

Instructors focus on real situations and tactics. Their goal is to teach what works, not just…read morechecking boxes for belt advancement.

This location is in a shared parking lot. The entrance has a key code if you don't have one of the…read moretrainers will let you in. The location is small with 3 lifting machines, 1 Vaspar machine and 3 bikes. There is a cool down machine and an infrared sauna. Everyone was lovey and encouraging. The trainers were super helpful in walking you through the machines, the setup and throughout your workout. It is expensive but it is pretty cool technology and worth checking out.

If only they were open 24/7; then I would give them 5 stars. Other than that, they are very clean…read more The staff is friendly and helpful. They have a hard time keeping a trainer, but I got what I needed out of the last one.

i signed up for a membership at the gym because it is the closest gym i know near where i'm living…read more i'm not particularly fastidious about what equipment i'd prefer for a gym facility to have, but do like to practice a decently wide-ranging push-pull-legs workout regiment, with the segment i'd started today being a push routine. therefore, for the chest, shoulder, and tricep exercises i'd usually include in such a routine, i'd ideally have access to a bench press rack, free weights, an adjustable free-weight bench, an ez bar, and a tricep rope pulley. and though, from what i'd seen, the facility has all that equipment besides the bench press rack, and there are four smith machines to supplement the absence of that sort of rack, i've still got to dock the gym a star for the importance some lifters place on free-weight bench press. that said, i'm appreciative of the access the facility offers to a stretching area, water fountain, and drink fridge, with the first of those being small but sufficient with other areas by the free weights for light stretching, and the last including a variety of beverages with protein drinks the same price for regular classic members such as me and black card members.

Dougie is the best. He's super nice and the main reason I go there. They do have all the best…read moreequipment and the staff is money.

0 outta 10. Well, another well established business and their dumb staff have unleashed a…read moresemi-annual rant. Planet Fitness is garbage. Why give black card members free passes for guests and bc the member leaves, you kick the guest out mid-set? Wild behavior. Now I know some people get greedy with power. However, it is absurd to think its okay for an employee to interrupt sets to kick a "guest" out. Look up the meaning guest ya goofs. Guest- "a person who is invited to visit the home of or take part in a function organized by another/ a person to whom hospitality is extended". Tells you how to treat them in the definition. Lets not call it "Guest" anymore. Call it something else.