Loved my first class today! I go to spin at my local gym regularly, but I wanted a more…read morechallenging experience. This studio is awesome! The bikes are super smooth and easy to use. The room has lots of fun lights and a good sound system & playlist. Every employee was welcoming, not intimidating at all! I have my own spin shoes, but they provide them and a sweat towel which is nice! Easy parking, check in process, clean bathroom, free lockers. I already signed up for my next class!

Great workout! Great music! Great coaches! Love that they helped to raise money and awareness…read morefor Parkinson's Disease! Loved the full body workout and the motivational coaching!

My favorite studio in Jacksonville with everything under one roof. They have classical Pilates…read moreclasses with all the apparatuses. I enjoyed the tower class that I did. I also did a high energy xformer class. They also have a hot mat Pilates room as well.

I did Hot yoga through ClassPass and it was such a fun class, we worked mostly on core muscles and…read morethe music made it so much fun! I like the instructor, Alyssa was great with instructions and helped me stay engaged through out the class. It was goal body toning with Pilates moves combined with hot sauna!

Highly recommend checking out this studio in Jax Beach. They have lots of different workout classes…read moreto choose from. I saw it on classpass and decided to try them out for lagree since i didn't know of any other studios that offered that type of class. I am so glad I did since that workout kicked my butt. I was so sore the next day in muscles that I usually do not workout. I loved the vibe as well and it was easy to find parking! Also they wrote the names of who was doing the class on the mirror so that you can know which machine was yours, I thought that was a nice touch. Can't wait to go back for my next class!!

Don't get me started on why this place is amazing! I can go on and on and on…read more 1. Best spin classes in Jacksonville! I've been doing spin classes for 15 years and have tried many studios but this is the best hands down! 2. The staff actually really cares and will move a mountain to make you feel good and cared for. 3. It's the girliest Alo yoga/Stanley cup vibe so if you're into wearing cute matching sets and making friends, this is your place! 4. You can also enjoy bounce (trampoline), lagree (pilates), weight training, and barre on top of spin classes. I moved from Miami to Jacksonville and never imagined I would find a place that I would genuinely enjoy this much. I love Define!!

Honestly, I'm writing this because I'm sad to see so many negative reviews. I've been coming here…read moresince it was Bailey's, and I'm so thankful Chuze bought it. The front desk staff is always welcoming, smiling, and genuinely enjoys talking with members. I also love all of the updates and am really glad I stuck it out through the renovations. The third floor and dedicated stretching space have been fantastic additions, and the new recovery area with the massage chairs (where the old kids' section used to be) is beautifully done. I really appreciate that Chuze is focusing on overall health and recovery, not just lifting weights. My only small suggestion is about the landmine attachment being moved into the Lift Lab. It would be great to have a second one available on the main floor as well. Other than that, I think Chuze has done an excellent job transforming the gym, and I'm excited to see what they continue to add.

I came in around 10 yesterday, hoping to use the studio for dance as I do almost every night…read more Apparently they have newly started enforcing a role where they must lock the studio at night. This was upsetting, but it would be fine if I hadn't had such a poor experience with one of the front desk she had half blonde half black hair. I think she was one of the managers she was incredibly rude and was not understanding of me being upset about the situation at all, and her customer service was subpar at best.

HyperSwole is a local owned Sports Performance Gym (Owned and Managed by Jacksonville Axemen…read moreMatthew Thornton). Matt Thornton is the Head Strength Coach/Program Designer for the Hyperswole Sports Performance Gym. HyperSwole also has Chris Philips (ONNIT Certified Trainer) and Sean Rutgerson (Head Coach for Jacksonville Axemen/USA Hawks Rugby League Teams). All the coaches are always available and approachable for Fitness Programs, tips, personal training. Hyperswole is not your typical gym. From a quick glance you may think that the gym is intended only for the hardcore fitness\gym fanatics. While the gym does have dedicated members, HyperSwole Sports Performance Gym has a program for every one regardless of age, fitness level and goal. The daily group fitness classes (that can be signed up online/mindbody app) are also posted on the main gym monitor. KidSwole Classes for ages 7-14 are held M,W,F as well a new offering for Senior fitness classes. You always have the option to follow your own workout OR work with one of the coaches to develop a custom tailored workout to meet your fitness goals. All of the artwork around the gym is by Coach Matt. It adds to the uniqueness of the gym and compliments all of the familiar gym equipment. There are rowing machines, xbex bikes, LifeFitness Resistance machines, cable cross-over machine, dumbbbell free weight area, squat and press rack area, and a dedicated deadlift area. Also available are heavy punching bags, weighted/fitness balls, kettlebells, boxes, monster tire/hammer, plate weighted push sleds and even an indoor basketball hoop! As the COVID-19 Pandemic is top of concern with many, all of the gym members and Coaches follow the best practices of proactively sanitizing equipment before and after use. The small group classes also allow to spread apart with space for each participant. While the gym can be busy at times, it is never overly crowded to the point where there is a concern or you have to wait a long time for equipment or machine. This is especially true for typical the peak times of other gyms or fitness clubs. HyperSwole also allows members to additionally sign up for 24 hour gym access (for those who prefer to work out on off hours or at their convenience). Definitely worth a trial! You can always stop by and talk to Matt or one of the coaches with questions. For an idea of workouts or more details check out the website hyperswole.com

From the owner: HyperSwole is a strength and conditioning gym in East Arlington built for real coaching, flexible…read moreaccess, and recovery. Our specialty is 1-on-1 personal training with individualized programming, hands-on form coaching, and accountability, so you can build strength, lose fat, improve conditioning, and feel better in your body without guessing what to do next. We also offer gym memberships with optional 24-hour access, making it easy to train early, late, or whenever your schedule allows. Nutrition support is available too, with practical guidance focused on sustainable habits, better energy, and long-term results (not crash diets). To round it out, we offer recovery options like sauna and cold plunge to help you bounce back, manage stress, and stay consistent. Whether you’re brand new or experienced, you’ll find a clean facility, structured support, and a community that keeps you showing up.

https://vimeo.com/326462585…read more Great location, awesome energy. Better review to follow.

Our local gym was closed and we were looking for a place to get a quick workout in. My friend let…read moreme know that the CrossFit Black Hive Central location was open where we could drop in for a class. The CrossFit Black Hive location is tucked within the St. John's Industrial Parkway (off St. John's Bluff). Inside it has all of the equipment you would expect from a CrossFit gym. The class we attended was High Intensity but the group were all very welcoming and encouraging (regardless of experience or skill level). It's worth checking out!

I came in on a free one week guest pass provided on the Asana website. It was pretty easy to sign…read moreup for and when I got to the gym it was rather easy to get started. Asana bills itself as a wellness center and I am not sure why, however, they are a nice gym. They have good hours, although they recently changed them. I went four times during my free week pass and it was never busy. I did go during the middle of the day, but other local gyms have more traffic at midday then Asana. The locker rooms are pretty well kept. You don't need a lock as all lockers have a personal code you can choose. It seemed clean, but I did notice there are no facial tissues. Now, this isn't a deal breaker, but if you want to stop the spread of germs it is a good idea to have some tissue boxes spread through the gym so you can sneeze or cough into. There is a sauna and several shower stalls to use. I did not use them, but they seemed like the were clean and in working order. The gym itself seems very new. The free weight area is large and well organized. They have barbells that go fairly high. The circuit machines are plentiful and it seemed like they have most of the most popular machines. I did notice that there is no squat rack inside. That is a pretty big and glaring missing piece of equipment. Outside they have an artificial turf area where you can squat, deadlift, etc, but it is a bit cramped as it is underneath metal stairs. If you want to do a standing shoulder press you have to move as the stairs are right above you. Not a deal breaker, but a bit strange considering there is no squat rack. Outside they have some old large tires. You can use them for pyrometric jumps or you flip them. They also have sledgehammers so that you can swing and hit the tires to work out your core. They have a push and a pull sled and about 30 feet to use for that. I thought it was ample space. They used to have a spin room for classes, but it has been converted now. It now houses more free weights, smith machines, and benches. The membership rates seemed very fair to me. There were three tiers. Just the gym, gym and two amenities, and gym and all amenities. The cheapest tier is about $10, then $20, then $30. You can also pay in full to lock in a rate. The rates seem pretty good, but having been around a lot of gyms and reading other reviews has me wondering. Many people complain about cancelling their membership or being contacted to show up. I hate dealing with membership services for something that should be simple, but then again I do not have any first hand experience with that as I came in as a guest. All in all the gym is pretty good. A few strange choices in terms of machines or placement, but nothing terrible. Besides Mia I thought customer service was pretty okay. Mia at the front desk is super helpful and nice.

I managed to close out my membership by force by involving my bank. Like many of the other reviews…read moreI dealt with the same issues. This situation happened months ago and until recently I continued to get call from their collections team threatening me. Wild. They make it difficult to end the membership even without a contract and if by any chance you don't do everything to the last step of their instructions if payments miss they will charge several fees that will mount to 2x to 3x the monthly.

It's not common to look up a business on Yelp and the vast majority of Reviews are either 5 stars…read moreor 1 star. I've been a member a few years. I like this gym. It's convenient for me. I try not to visit during prime times when it's busy and crowded. The classes are good; they have a wide variety and the instructors do a good job. Overall, it seems pretty clean. I often see staff cleaning the gym when I visit.

This is the worst Crunch Fitness I've ever been to. They did not provide any informed consent or…read moreclear notice that I only had three days to cancel. I never even used the facility, and they pressured me into signing a three-month personal training contract for nearly $199 -- for just a half-hour session once a week. That's $199 for only four short sessions, on top of a $39 monthly membership. When I tried to cancel, they refused. Please, my fellow brothers and sisters, be cautious before signing anything here. I'm reporting this location to the Better Business Bureau because this feels unethical and misleading. I only write reviews like this when a place truly crosses the line. Welp.

Horrible experience with my granddaughter she's so traumatized from this place, she doesn't even…read morewants to go to dance anymore . The place is filthy, chairs full of stains, wood floor dusty, no toilet paper in the bathroom, anyway not a professional place to keep your kids

I give them 2 stars only because the studio looked cramped and uninviting. I suppose it is large…read moreenough to learn to dance in for a few dancers but for the life of me I can't figure out how they would teach a class of 5 of more! There wasn't a class happening when I was there. But they advertise Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop and Tumbling. Will have to go back again.

Gets the job done. Very decently priced memberships. A women's only gym. Functional strength room,…read moreab room, group classes room, spin class room, big lobby, big parking lot. Clean on the inside. Staff up front always greets you and says goodbye!

2.5 stars First, let…read moreme say I miss Baileys. I've been a member since 1998 and have always loved it. I've recommended it to countless friends and signed up many people. But now, it's different. I do love the staff at this location -- they're great, and I know this isn't in their control. But they took away all the hand sanitizers and then the paper towels. These little wipes they provide to clean the machines? They don't cut it and probably cost more! I don't like using a personal towel because you have to set it on the floor or dirty equipment -- and I'm not putting that in my face. Let's talk about the machines. The smith machines are facing out by the mirror, and other machines face each other, which makes workouts awkward and cramped. While I was deadlifting on cables, a lady tried to do dips right behind me, and it felt like my behind was in her face. Plus, some machines are always "sick" -- like all the leg extensions were down one day. Bottom line: I still go here because it's the most convenient, but if another gym opened, I'd switch in a heartbeat.