This place is AMAZING!! The trainers are extremely knowledgeable and have an extreme passion for…read morehealthy living and fitness. Come and experience your body transform. Walk in timid and come out..."Beast mode"

There was an ad on Facebook for a "6 week FREE" challenge. I gave them my contact information to…read moresign up, and went to their 1 hr consultation. They built me up and made me very excited to join, but at the end asked for $499 that I would "get back at the end, if I did not want to continue after 6 weeks." If I like the gym and like the trainers, I do not want to leave just to get my money back after 6 weeks, so what's the point? There is no "free" anything about it. It is false advertising and dishonest. I'm actually pretty pissed off about it. I was willing to do the six week challenge and then become a committed member once I saw results and felt like it was a good fit for me, but regardless of how they want to justify why they have you pay upfront...it's still FALSE Advertising. I left this place feeling deceived and poor, so thanks guys!

This is a good rec center for any campus. It's big and has more than enough equipment to handle…read moreplenty of students and theres always plenty of activities to do here. As someone who attended all 4 years at the school, this is one of the better places to go to get away from homework and take a breather. Also the pool is very nice especially when they have the music on and you can hear it underwater.

Somewhat dirty, broken machines, and employees who act like you owe them something. Reminded me of…read morean inner-city YMCA.

Ok so anyone who knows me would know I love yoga & I'm everywhere. That being said , this place…read moredidn't hit for me even though it checked some of the things on my list that usually make me fall in love with a studio. I came in to do a double class drop in , vinyasa- hot & vinyasa warm with soundbath . Overall it's not going to be on my top10 places to yoga out here but I may be back for another class one day it's not terrible, just doesn't come close to some of the yoga experiences I've had in town. PROS ; Heated classes Affordable $9 drop in Mirrors Ambient dark lighting Friendly instructors Mats available to borrow no charge Cute location I actually learned a couple new posture terms! CONS ; both classes were so slowwwww (should be labeled as slow flow not vinyasa ) I like it hotter & faster for vinyasa Parking - sucks Music was so low for both classes I could barely hear it , turn it up ! Instructors teach facing you so you have a hard time following when you start twisting and all the things , I prefer instructors who teach facing the mirror the same direction as students . ROACHES - yep borrowed a studio mat and a fricken roach fell out... not a great first impression. Took a minute to shake that off ewww. During soundbath instructor opened door , It's 4th so it's loud and distracting outside . It would have been nice to just have it closed.

This was my first time at this stupid and I had a great experience! The space is inviting and cute…read more- and the yoga room in back is surprisingly large! Judie led us through a fantastic and thoughtful vinyasa flow. I will say, the front room was warm with the late summer heat, but the studio room was nice and cool - so don't let that deter you!

When we moved here from another state, I immediately looked for a Pilates studio. The Grant Ave…read morelocation is convenient, but I also went to the downtown location a few times. Both studios have organized and well-trained instructors. The music is a nice touch - very motivating! and there are a lot of classes to choose from each day. I rarely had to be on a wait list and even then, I always got in. The classes always start and end the same (at least the ones I took) which was odd to me at first, but then I started to really like it. It is a nice relief to know you are getting feet in straps after a challenging class!

Update ! Speakeasy…read moreSpin review ; Ok saw the cure on the playlist, huge fan so of course I booked this asap . Alright like any speakeasy , there's some things you should know before coming to your first class ... Parking - OMG This lot is tiny and very limited. There's now QR scan codes to pay for parking , DON'T PAY - use scan codes for FREE parking at front desk. Check in - You will check in around at the newly remodeled front lobby . It's gorgeous ! At the front desk you can scan code for FREE parking . It's not a quick process , so come EARLY. You will have to input a card & plate number , yada yada & of course it's not the go Tucson parking app , it's metropolis ughhh. Entrance - speakeasy spin is located through a side door adjacent to parking , look for a small sign in window . Go in and up the stairs after you check in at the front lobby . Restrooms - UGH You need a code and it's down a hall , then down another hall and it's shared with showers . Of course I walked in on someone nude and changing ! Whoops Equipment - ask what you need before spin starts it's not listed on a board or anything , halfway through I had no idea I needed a band so instructor gave me hers but it was light resistance, didn't feel much . Bikes- Hello Kaiser bikes ! Most spin studios in town use stages bikes but this studio has true Kaiser cycling bikes with universal pedals , cycle shoe clip ins on one side and sneakers will fit into the other side . Kaiser bikes are known for being tough to adjust sometimes but they're a smooth ride . DROP IN - $21 , not bad for a fuss free drop in. Overall- the class I took overall was a bit mellow to be my vibe at 7am , I do prefer a drill sergeant ready to party on a bike in the morning . However this instructor was sweet and helpful . The studio is a lofty speakeasy vibe and I love the lighting . Sound and microphone were on point . Would I come back - ABSOLUTELY

I was let go from this gym after speaking up about misconduct. That alone should tell you…read moreeverything. The training is solid, that's the only reason this is one star. But the culture is toxic in ways that took me a while to fully see. Staff who are married or in relationships openly engage in inappropriate behavior with members. That's the baseline here. What's not tolerated is being a serious, independent athlete with your own voice. I had ideas for the gym regarding gear, content, improvements, that were taken and pitched by others as their own. No credit, no acknowledgment. Your place here is determined by how compliant you are, not how hard you work or how talented you are. Speak up, and you're out. Most importantly: I would not send any young girl here. I raised concerns about staff behavior toward young female members and was removed for it. If a gym's response to someone speaking up about safety is to silence them, that is not a safe environment. I came here to train and compete. I left because I refused to stay silent. If you're a serious athlete, especially a young woman, you deserve better than this.

Undisputed is the best gym I have ever taken classes at. And I have been taking muay thai, boxing,…read morekickboxing and to a lesser extent jiu jitsu off and on for over a decade. John Bassford and Chris Garner are incredible at the sport itself but also possess a seemingly endless supply of energy, patience, and eye for detail. They will not coddle you, but they also will not make you feel stupid as you learn. And learning is what they want you to do. It is hands on, you will work with others in the class respectfully, they insure that. There is a limit anyone can learn simply practicing alone or with someone who will not challenge them. This is not something you need to take into consideration at Undisputed. If you want to improve you will have to suffer the pain education brings with it. Undisputed understands this. They will not antagonize this inevitability. Any rivalry that springs into being from sparring is kept amicable. For those with lousy vocabularies this means respectful, friendly, maybe even fun. All skill levels are embraced and all are welcome. It is a rare community, a real community, a place where you become part of something greater and are free to roam and lift weights or tap into the dynamic teachers who are there. Finally, Cassie worked with me on payment plans and proved that not all gyms are rigidly fixed on taking your money. She was accomodating and fair. I do not know any other gyms that can be said about.

Attended the Bloom & Burn event & had a blast ! Workout was…read moreintense and exactly what I needed , I loved it . I will definitely be returning to this gym . I love the vibes and strong sense of community here .

Awesome Gym. Was visiting family for the weekend and worked out twice here. Amazing leadership and…read morecoaching throughout the workouts, and a gym filled with good people. Tons of equipment, tons of space, easy location to access! If you want results, give this place a try!

My wife and I are visitors from Philadelphia to the Lohse Family YMCA in Tucson, AZ. We exercise at…read morethe Y at home and our experience at this Y was nothing less than good. The staff is courteous and helpful. The Lohse Family Y is clean. People are respectful for the most part cleaning off the machines after they use them. Go into a locker room. There you will find the details of cleanliness. Clean as a whistle. No debris or anything laying around. Bathroom was spotless. Huge selection of exercise equipment. A whole room dedicated to free weights. Swimming pool which we did not use. Pay to park on street or in the next door City of Tucson Parking Garage. Get this $15 per month. Not downtown Philly for $40 and up. If you should wish to continue bettering your health through exercise here in Tucson, this a good place to go. Thank you Belina for running an efficient YMCA. Not to mention she is an avid Phillies fan. She made us feel at home.

Love this location of the YMCA for their friendly staff and constantly improving interior. They are…read moreunder construction at the moment but most of the amenities are open except the pool for now. Very modern and sleek updates and Belina is a delight and always handles issues proficiently and professionally, you are in great hands. It has everything you need from cardio equipment to free weights and a variety of classes to choose from like Zumba to Spin. The only downsides some people may find are the parking situations (either a meter or the parking garage) and the hours are 5:30am-8:00pm Mon-Fri, 8:00am-12:00pm on Sat, and Closed on Sundays. If that's an issue there's all the other YMCA's in Tucson you could check out while this one is closed!

I had a really hard time finding place when I came to check out spinners first time awhile back…read more Had to call & Owner helped me over the phone get to where I needed to be . Look for a bike on top of the building & it's next to another business, small building . Jazzy was the instructor and she was fabulous . This isn't Cyclebar so don't come with that expectation. It's a modest downtown studio with grit . Be ready to ride ! Same Rukus Room gym vibe. They are now pretty easy to book on class pass app . Parking is street-side , typical downtown parking so good luck . I don't see showers but I may have missed them . I did have to buy a water , at the time there were no water refill stations. Overall it wasn't a hit nor was it a miss , they were pretty new so I'd definitely go back and take another class.

My first time doing a "Spin Class," and it was an awesome workout. Mixture of cycling, core,…read morekettlebell and dumbell exercises. Excellent coaching, and it was fun and got a great sweat for the 70 minute workout. Highly recommend!