There are some GREAT THINGS about Lifetime and some not so great...First the Great. They are very…read moreclean and have all the best equipment and lots of pools to frolick in. The Service is decent. Here is the Not-so Great..I pay well over 200 a month for both my wife and myself....OVERPRICED..thats 2500 per year...talk about inflation. I am over 65 and asked about the Silver Sneaker program...(they said they do not participate even though every other major Gym in the area does)..WHY NOT ? I am also a retired Veteran...no discount for that either..even though other gyms do. I am thinking of leaving due to the price.. but hate to do it since I have been a member for 25 years. Joined the first week the Gym opened in the year 2000. Here is my email... john.whitworth3763@gmail.com .. I would like to speak to the staff. Lets see how good their service is..!

Over priced and not even half the size of powerhouse but twice the price. Management is also…read morehorrible, personal trainers here don't know what they're talking about ether

My first day here was a rough one for me because I never tried the megaformer before let alone the…read morereformer but Mandy was such a great instructor that took her time to show me what I was doing wrong and also gave alternative ways to do the moves. So far I did 4 classes with her (I haven't tried the other instructor yet but I will soon ) and each time there was someone new and she would take her time showing them also. I am now stronger and getting use to the reformer and love doing pilates. I would recommend this place for everyone. I am dragging a few friends to join me this weekend and my husband in a few weeks. I also can't wait to try the other instructors.

Wow. Talk about a great workout set to really good music! The class is challenging for sure but…read morethat's what makes it worthwhile. I do recommend some previous traditional Pilates instruction before jumping into ryb, bc this class moves fast and doesn't always focus on reinforcing proper form.

Extremely Misleading Sales Tactics & Unprofessional Experience…read more I walked into Edge Fitness today after speaking with a representative named Blake yesterday. I was literally online completing my membership purchase when he called me -- told me to stop, said he had better "in-house deals," and even mentioned a "buy one year, get one year free" offer. He asked me to come in Saturday, and we set an appointment for 12:30 PM. I rearranged my day, left my kids at home, and showed up exactly as scheduled. When I asked for Blake, I was told the deal he promised was "gone" and that the price had actually gone up from what I saw online. Not only was the $19.99 mid-tier no longer available, but the price was now $22.99... and suddenly the "one year free" became "three months free," which could "change tomorrow." Why would you call me, stop me from purchasing online, tell me to come in for a better deal, and then act like none of it ever happened the next day? The young woman who tried to help afterward was polite, but the damage was done. The experience was misleading, dismissive, and honestly embarrassing for the gym. This isn't how you treat people who walk in ready to do business -- especially someone recovering from spinal surgery who explained they're just trying to get back into fitness with basic stretching. This felt like a bait-and-switch situation, and if this is how Edge Fitness trains staff to operate, corporate needs to know. Completely unacceptable.

Everything is behind a paywall. And when you choose not to upgrade and pay ridiculous prices for…read morebasic amenities they hit you with outrageous fees. Even when I re-enroll for another year paid up front, they still hit me with an enrollment fee, sign-up fee, etc. I think that's kind of crazy for a returning member. My last straw was when they tore down the cinema to make it ANOTHER paywalled area, and it's literally just another room with nicer weightlifting equipment.

Megan's fitness is really a great place to achieve your fitness goals. Megan and her team are very…read moreadaptive of what you need to get you to the next level. I noticed a positive change in my appearance and have more energy. I definitely recommend Megan's Fitness to anyone looking for great quality personal training. Frank Lutz

Megan does a spectacular job at tailoring a workout for my specific needs. She is always on time…read moreand always professional. She works me harder than I would work myself, yet the time flies because I've established a group of friends to workout with. Also, the facility is extremely clean and I've seen incredible results.

I wanted to share a positive review of this Pilates location. The staff is very friendly and…read more.. Since starting, I've noticed a significant improvement in my core strength along with much less back pain in day-to-day activities. The sessions are both challenging and supportive, and I truly feel stronger and more mobile overall. I especially recommend Lisa O and Melissa -- both are knowledgeable, encouraging, and create a welcoming environment for all fitness levels. Their guidance and attention to form have made a noticeable difference in my progress and overall experience. My only cons would be getting access to class until pay cycle and a lack of availability some weeks! And otherwise the smell of pizza next door is downright distracting when leaving after a good workout

I LOVE Club Pilates in Shelby TWP. I'm obsessed. My body craves the workouts this club provides…read more The intensity is just right. The instruction is on point. Everyone is there to achieve results. I wish I'd joined a year ago when I first moved back to Michigan. I enjoy everything about Club Pilates.

Beware! Signed up for a membership on July 9, canceled it July 10 (because I didn't like the…read morelocation) and the gym is still trying to charge my credit card every month. I physically went in and filled out the proper forms (cancelation form) and I paid an extra fee at sign up time so I could cancel anytime. Gym is great if you like high school weight room equipment from the 90s. Front desk staff are either high or deaf. Everyone I call I have to repeat the spelling of my last name 5 times. Join a nice corporate gym with modern equipment like LA Fitness.

I was in town to help my younger brother through hospice and then plan his funeral. I went to this…read moregym, because it was near the hospital. I went in and told them (a) why I was in town and (b) told them that I am training for Arizona Raw Strength competition. I told them that I needed to deadlift in my bare feet. They told me "no problem" and acknowledged that that is a common request amongst powerlifters in training. I paid for four sessions in advance. Overall, the place had the equipment and was reasonably clean. The front desk staff seemed distracted and out-of-sorts most days. I show up for my first session, and the place is full of "gym bros" doing a million curls with tiny weights. They were vanity lifters with almost no appreciation for the discipline of real training. I had the heavy weights to myself. I trained. I left. The next two sessions were similar. I deadlifted with no shoes. I shouldn't have to explain why that is important to those who are serious lifters. I trained. I left. On the fourth visit, a lumbersexual appeared at my shoulder while I was finishing my deadlifts. He ordered me to put on shoes, because "lifting barefoot is unsanitary" and "makes the other members uncomfortable". He claimed to be the manager. I told him the truth. My brother died the day before. This was my final set on my final day in his gym. His tone softened a bit. I also explained that his front desk staff SPECIFICALLY told me that I could deadlift barefooted. Then, the lumbersexual got mad. He said, "I AM THE MANAGER. Whoever told you that was wrong." I told the guy to chill. I was leaving. No biggie. I entered and won my age/weight division in Arizona in June. My home gym in Tucson won its THIRD national championship IN A ROW. We have multiple world record holders. Look, I want to give people a break, especially after losing my brother, but, after waiting a few months, this experience really bothered me. The lumbersexual manager strikes me as a bully to his staff and a poor leader. Also, I don't think he knows a single thing about real strength training. Go here if you don't care about the staff and know what you need to do. If you need help or real training, go somewhere else. I think this place will get you hurt. This gym is like open water for beginning swimmers. Not good. Also, the men's locker room was an outdated pig sty. Which, of course, made me wonder why my barefoot training on the stall matts was "unsanitary"... Peace, STP

This is the best fitness studio I've found in the area. The owners and trainers are personable,…read morework with you no matter the level you're at and motivate you to give it your all. Plus, everyone that attends this studio are super nice.

This is the best place in the world to work out. I would describe it as tribe of women helping each…read moreother get leaner and healthier ...thank you Erin and Sam for helping me create a better version of my self!!! Come join your first class us free and you will be hooked

Mikey and Shannon really have a kind heart and general interest in helping people. All types of…read morefitness levels are welcomed and they find a way to push you to improve yourself. The staff and other members are great and really foster a positive attitude towards fitness. Great gym to come to and get a sweat in!

New owner took over in Feb. 2016 and it became a glorified daycare. So if you don't mind…read moredeadlifting or Overhead squatting with her kids running and jumping in front of you then your all good. I complained and she told me I was not suitable for her gym. Save yourself money and check out other clubs in the area as they have so much more to offer for the same money. ( Barbell club, yoga, more certified coaches, more scheduled classes daily and especially on weekends, and so much more equipment!!) The new owner has cut out coaches and classes and made the place into a family gym. Her reason for all the cuts is she just didn't have the money right now. Well the old owner managed to offer these services. They DO NOT have any fundamental classes so you never get to learn properly how to do the movements. You are forced to learn by others in class because the coach is too busy trying to keep everyone moving. The classes are scheduled back to back so if they run over you cannot start your class on time. WODs are not overly creative. One of the last ones they had before I left was a 1 mile run! That is not a WOD. I complained and said I was at a crossfit club and not a running club. The owner said to "Suck it up we all should know how to run!" I pay $150 to run Hell NO! I can run on my own time! I then said in the 4 months at the club not once did we do tire flips, rope climbs, sled pulls/pushes or any of that fun stuff. That is what I expect in crossfit, not to just run!! The facility is not overly clean. I mentioned to the owner I really did not enjoy sharing a small bathroom with a huge industrial size shop vac. (It was dirty and smelly)There are no coat hooks, lockers or cubicles so be prepared to throw you gym bag and coat on the floor. Not to bad in summer but in winter or rainy days your things sits in puddles of water from everyones boots. Honestly save yourself money and check out other places close by. I love crossfit and the whole community but this club just cannot compete.

I have been a member of lots of different gyms but this is the best one hands down. The coaches are…read moreso motivating and fun especially Mo, Liv, and Sarah! It's a full body workout where you challenge yourself everyday.