I am not even sure 5 stars does this gym justice! 11 years ago I was in a car accident and was told…read moreI would never run/ walk far or work out really again. For 11 years I have been living in constant pain, could not sleep, and tried everything (I mean EVERYTHING). 4-5 months ago I started at lifted fitness after hearing some great things. I was skeptical because my hip (broken in the car accident has never been the same). Pat/Mo/Jordan, and all the instructors have tailored the workouts by giving me modified exercises, helped me with my form, and made me feel like I can do it! After the first two months of working out, and getting stronger, my pain started to go away! (Did I mention that I have not been pain free in 11 years!) I actually started to feel stronger, and see results I had not seen since my accident. The best part of my whole time at lifted fitness is I have been sleeping through the night, pain free, for the first time since my car accident! To be able to sleep pain free has been a dream come true! I never thought I would say this, but this gym has given me my life back. Just when I thought I would never feel normal again, Pat/Mo/Jordan and all the instructors helped me to achieve things I never thought possible. I can not thank them enough! This gym is more than a gym, but a community. Everyone supports/encourages/cheers each other on! The workouts are fun, and fly by! You will not regret giving this gym a try.

Pat and Mo are fantastic! I worked out at lifted for over 6 months and couldn't have asked for a…read morebetter experience. Their strength cycles are top-notch. The classes focus on functional strength and proper form while performing a variety of lifts. I learned a ton and quickly improved my overall fitness. If I hadn't moved out of the area, I'd still be in class every week!

Recently discovered Radiant near East 1st/on Summer Street. Have taken Two classes so far, Julee…read moreChung (Friday midday) and J Gustavo (Sat morning) and so far very happy with challenge of classes, looking forward to trying more.

I started practicing at Radiant Yoga in fall of 2022 and had essentially no prior experience. One…read moreyear later, I can truly say this studio will always hold a special place in my heart! All of the instructors are welcoming, friendly, and truly great teachers. Radiant offers a wide range of classes, from yin (peaceful and relaxing with lots of stretching) to heated vinyasa flow (a crazy good workout) and anywhere in between. Radiant helped me learn mind-body connection, and I gained physical and mental strength. Chanel, the owner, cares deeply about the studio, and her instructors do too. Stefy is the best! I can't recommend Radiant Yoga enough.

Finally made the effort to see what this Fitness Center is all about. Although I'm from out of town…read morewhile Wave Health & Fitness is really far from where l live, it's pretty worth checking out if you are visiting Boston. I'm happy that I did make it here. I wanted to come and see just how upscale this Fitness Center is. To my surprise, it was super clean and spacious, with state of the art equipment, spa quality facilities, plenty of open training space including an indoor swimming pool. One of the reasons I have this love hate relationship with gyms in general is how filthy dirty it can get. Just to know the feeling of how immaculately clean is a major plus for me. This is a full service fitness center that is located in the Seaport Hotel allowing hotel guests complimentary access. This is what I would call a gym for the Elite! All in all, it's a great place with amazing views of the surrounding Seaport District. I just hope people respect the place enough to help maintain its look and keep it clean.

This used to be a great gym. But this unfortunately changed this month as soon as Mike the manager…read morestarted. He has a serious personality issue and a demeanor to be avoided at all cost. I'm not alone in observing this. A group of us have been trying to avoid Mike. The staff I've known for quite some time either feel the same way or just silently smirked (for fear of getting in trouble). Unless Wave replaces this good for nothing manager with someone that actually has some minimal basic decency as a human being, let alone sufficient enough be the manager of a reputable gym in Seaport, members and its staff will rush out and seek the many other gyms in the area.

This is a great studio. It's located in the back of golds gym but you just walk straight through…read more I've been to classes with several different instructors and they're all good, but most are great! It's become my favorite way to work out. I've only been to the row Fixx classes but I'll try the sculpt classes eventually. You don't need any rowing experience to concur this workout. They'll help you quickly learn the rowing machine (just show up a few minutes early to your first class). I would highly recommend trying it out.

I am absolutely loving Sweat Fixx right now. As a relatively athletic person and a seasoned veteran…read moreof the Boston boutique workout season who enjoys the high amenity luxury bootcamp experience as much as the next guy, Sweat Fixx is a breath of fresh air - a highly effective workout with absolutely no bullsh*t or frills attached. I've only taken Elise, the owner's class, but my experience so far has been awesome as her enthusiasm, passion, and authenticity really shine through. As fare as the workout itself, the 45 minutes flies by due to intense and well structured programmed workouts with minimal (read: just enough) break built in and the competitive edge of rowing as fast and hard as you can! Even so, everyone in the class also seems nice, warm and welcoming. If you're looking for a fresh, great community-centered workout to try next, I recommend giving Sweat Fixx a try.

I love Barre Groove! The space is always clean, the instructors' energy is high, the music is…read moregreat, and it's a really good workout. I never feel judged when I make modifications based on my abilities. They have a great variety of classes, including sometimes with resistance bands or hand weights.

Did a company group training "Train" class with Eli at EverybodyFights Seaport and honestly... I'm…read moreannoyed at how much I liked it. Eli ran a great session: high energy, well-paced, and somehow got a bunch of coworkers to sweat together without it feeling like a corporate trust fall. Full transparency: I'm usually not a fan of classes that force you to pair up with other people (mostly because I'm lazy and prefer to suffer silently on my own), but I have to admit the partner format actually works. It's just enough accountability to keep you moving, without being overly "team-building retreat" about it. After class I took a quick lap around the facility. It's clean, well-maintained, and doesn't have that sad gym smell. Tons of class options, and now I'm very tempted by the heated yoga and the medspa... because if I'm going to work out, I'd like to be rewarded immediately afterward like a Kardashian. Everyone working there was genuinely nice and welcoming. Would absolutely take Eli's class again, and would recommend it if you want a great workout, a fun time with coworkers, or friends and the mild panic of realizing you're capable of more than you thought.

I was curious when I saw their sign. Everybody Fights is a…read moreboxing type gym. They have a boxing ring, punching bags, weights with personal trainers who will put your sweat on. When we walked in, there was a boot camp class going on. Interesting concept. Street parking available.

Just joined for the month to try and get a feel for whether this would be a long term investment. I…read morelove the vibe of this place, everyone here is grinding hard to get better and the family who owns it seems very friendly and eager to help you out. The perfect neighborhood gym - the only problem is that it's one of the only neighborhood gyms so it gets absolutely packed at prime times and it's not very big. I thought the prices were a bit unreasonable but it makes sense if only to keep the amount of people signing up away. They have great deals if you sign up for longer periods of time, and I think that will make it worth it along with planning to go during non-peak hours.

It has taken me far too long to write a review of Regan's. I have been doing bootcamps with them…read morefor the past 4 or 5 years, even came back from a significant knee injury with the help and support of Tom and Thomas (father/son team/owners). If it weren't for them, I am not sure I would have gotten back into fitness again. Tom and Thomas are awesome. Very knowledgeable, interested in getting to know you and helping you with your fitness goals, and overall just great people. I love their bootcamps (and all of their classes are awesome) and would highly recommend checking them out. It is a good day when I am breathing heavy from getting my butt kicked, with encouragement and support along the way from Tom or Thomas and the other class members!

Friendly staff, clean locker rooms, continue to come back for great workouts! Often find street…read moreparking for early morning weekend classes.

Interesting experience but great workout. My friend and I…read moredo lots of drop in fitness classes. I'd say we are both pretty fit. She is a personal trainer and I am signed up for two different fitness classes throughout the week so the pace of the class worked well for us and was a great challenge. While it was a great workout, I can't even tell you what was going on in that 50 minutes. The music was unbearably loud. The instructor's mic was even louder and all any of it sounded like was noise. The coach was fine, but he didn't really coach? Everyone was expected to be doing the same thing, which is unrealistic. From my perspective, if you don't run, there's no point in taking the class because Barry's coaches the treadmill for runners only? The most unique part of our Barry's journey was the fact that no one wiped down equipment... no one wiped down their treadmill after we switched to the floor and I understood this until the END. I assumed we all would wipe EVERYTHING down at the end. Nope. Everyone just walked out. My friend and I stayed after to change and freshen up, but I never saw anyone go in and wipe any equipment down. That's kind of gross but what do I know? We should we wiping down equipment throughout class just to be safe rather than sorry. I know I would be open to taking another class, but still would love to know how these classes are formatted because it feels like the coach is just shouting random things and you kinda have to keep up or you're screwed.