Having just competed on Sunday at Masters Legends powerlifting meet, I wanted to have a good reload…read moreworkout while traveling for work. I looked for who had a good Day Pass and featured Bench/DL platforms in the Social Media posts. (I have been to a lot of sub optimal gyms where I wouldn't feel comfortable hitting a respectable bench there.) Lift STL certainly met my needs. They had many racks & locations to bench press -- no waiting on the sole bench press. They had top notch Sorinex equipment throughout. A wide variety of barbells to meet any specific needs -- including one Strongman log, DBs up to 120#, about all the machines you could need, and lots of turf for conditioning drills. If you need it, they likely have it. Personnel were kind and welcoming & put up with my occasional #OldManNoise while lifting. Facility was clean, easy to get to, & lots of nearby parking.

Outstanding gym with an amazing kind and caring staff and exceptional personal trainers. Thank you,…read moreEric Humes, for providing the people of St. Louis a beautiful place to work out. I am very appreciative of my own personal trainer, Trent Weston, who is incredibly knowledgeable and encouraging. I am sincerely grateful for your time and patience.

I love this gym so much. It is very open and I love that you can see the outside. It's great to…read moreworkout during games especially if you like people watching. It makes you feel like you're still involved in the game day action while working out. It's so nice that they have restaurants downstairs so you can stop by for a bite to eat after a good leg day. The machines are very modern and clean. The staff is friendly and accommodating. It does not get too crowded unlike club fitness. Parking is included in the membership. It's for 2 hours at a time otherwise you have to pay for parking. Overall, I highly recommend this gym!

Great staff and management very easy to talk to and work with! Also one of the most beautiful…read moreGenesis's that we have been to

This place might be the best place to get a massage in the St. Louis area. I have tried quite a few…read moreplaces in the area and Move by BJC definitely gave me the best experience. I like that the therapists are super professional. I came here twice and both times they knew exactly what they were doing. They could tell which parts of my body needed work on. Their techniques were also very PT oriented. One time I came in with a cramped neck and I came out all better. It took me 2 weeks to get an appointment so I highly recommend you plan ahead. Price was also reasonable as well. Worth every penny.

Ethan at the front desk is pretty awesome! Small gym but great atmosphere and decent locker room…read more Chris is also a great help!

I'm surprised that you so many low reviews concierge is always super friendly. The lifetime lounge…read moreis so nice big and spacious especially compared to the Ellisville location. I love that they have a coffee bar and a liquor bar. The café has a variety of options from smoothies to avocado toast and so many more things even tons of merchandise to purchase as well as various coolers with drink drinks Facility is always very clean and the staff is always friendly as soon as you walk in

For nearly $400 a month, I expected a premium fitness club--not an employee-led scavenger hunt…read more Sharon, a personal trainer at LifeTime Fitness in Frontenac, apparently believes that returning equipment to the place it belongs is just a fun suggestion. Members spend enough time working out without having to tour the entire gym looking for equipment that was left somewhere else. When I mentioned that the equipment should be put back where it came from, Sharon's professional response was to tell me to "mind your own business" and that "it doesn't matter" where the equipment is returned. Interesting philosophy. I wonder if LifeTime feels that way, too. You can almost understand when an occasional member leaves equipment lying around. But when it's an employee--someone who's literally being paid to teach good habits--it's a masterclass in hypocrisy. Maybe the next training package should include a session called "How to Return Equipment 101." It's a short class: pick it up, walk it back, and put it where you found it. For a club that markets itself as a luxury fitness experience, I'd expect trainers to set the example--not encourage members to lower their standards. Apparently, "mind your own business" is now considered customer service.

I love the gym! Parking was spacious but beware of the meters. Service was friendly and helpful…read morewith a lot of the current programs. The gym was great experience too due to music selection and gender specific steam rooms. Only downside is there is no gym to play basketball in or track to run on. I recommend this gym for someone looking for a quick workout without the amenities you could be getting at other Y's.

This is totally turning into my favorite Y!…read more As you guys know, I'm pretty committed to Les Mills Body Pump, which they offer at most of the YMCAs in the Greater Saint Louis area, but I love the big bright rooms with high ceilings at this location. If you've never tried body pump before but want to, Michael B is the best instructor when it come to new folks. Go to any of his classes and learn everything you need to in order to get strong and stay safe. This location also has super new machines as it recently opened last year, so everything feels super fresh. Also, I love that they have a gender neutral restroom/ locker room. I will say this location isn't super family oriented like I've noticed other locations are, but that seems more fitting for downtown as the crowd seems more transient and younger. I've also had generally great experiences with the folks who work at the front desk. Very inclusive, accommodating, and friendly. It's my spot! The only downside is parking downtown can be a drag.

Terrible service. I left a multiple hundred dollar chain at this place last week and I asked the…read morepeople in the pool if they had it. They said they gave it to the front desk and to go to the front desk to claim it. The first person I talked to ignored me then didn't even look and just it wasn't there. So I went to talk to a different person. He told me to go talk the man I had previously talked to. I told him the other guy hadn't looked and politely asked him to check he said and I quote "man I don't even know you, if you gonna disrespect me leave".

I go here to work out everyday and it's suuuuper nice! everyone is super nice, the customer service…read moreis great, and the workout machines are good! plus, the subway is soooo yummy and the people working there are always so nice! plus i go to all 3 of their morning cycling classes and they're so fun and the instructors are really good! great for working out, 10/10 would recommend

There's a member who always shows up with racist and homophobic things written on her t-shirts and…read morehas a staring problem

Just became a member and did some indoor cycling and a foam roller yoga class. A legit location…read morewith many choices.... at $400 a year for a Family - it's great value!

I don't normally review gyms as many anytime fitness locations are all the same, however this one…read moredeserves special consideration. The location is small but well equipped however the staff, David especially deserves to be recognized for what an excellent job he does to make everyone feel welcome and create a positive and helping environment.

This is my second home. The coaches are always so welcoming and push you harder than you push…read moreyourself. They help a tremendous amount with accountability, workout plans, nutrition, and even an ear for venting after a rough day. So grateful for all the time they commit to the gym and all the members. Such a great community to be a part of.