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    Top Gun Strength

    5.0 (9 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    1.1 miLongfellow

    This review is based on my experience with Solcana both before, during, and after the state-wide…read moreCOVID shutdown. I'll leave the obligatory note that COVID is still a real threat to everyone's health, and I am glad Solcana is one of the businesses in Minneapolis that is truly taking it seriously. I've been a member of Solcana for nearly a year, and before COVID, the gym itself operated much like many crossfit gyms, with lots of classes, good equipment, and a friendly atmosphere. There has always been a strong focus here on equity and equality (at least as long as we have been members), and that's one of the main reasons why we chose to join. That focus has only become stronger over the past year, and I will touch on it a bit later. When COVID came around, Solcana, like all other gyms, shut down. I have to hand it to them though, they really tried hard to keep delivering a quality product to members, mostly through online classes. After the state started allowing gyms to open up on a limited basis, outdoor barbell classes began again. I've observed quite a few post-covid outdoor classes run by other gyms (whether out on a bike ride or in the park by my house), and many of them have seemed to completely ignore social distancing guidelines. Solcana has been completely different; all of the outdoor classes have felt really safe, with specific areas marked out for every athlete, small class sizes, and strict cleaning practices. This week, we were allowed to go back inside. However, that didn't mean Solcana relaxed their commitment to safety...if anything, they strengthened it. Indoor classes are even smaller, the distance between athletes has grown, masks are mandatory all of the time, and they are making sure everything is cleaned between classes (and there's at least an hour between classes). There are also still outdoor classes, depending on what type of workout you want and how safe you feel indoors. Even with all the new safety practices, the programming has been great, and we feel like we are getting a lot out of our membership, despite not being able to go as much as we were able to before (due to smaller class sizes and fewer classes, there is now a limit on classes per month, but that's completely understandable). Back to social justice...in the wake of the tragedy surrounding George Floyd, Solcana made an even stronger commitment to promoting equity and equality for all, and that's included doing even more with the BLM movement. The gym as de-affiliated from crossfit because of their comments/positions following the tragedy, but aside from not using that name any more (or giving them any money), the programming is pretty much exactly what you would expect from that type of gym. You will also find that this gym is extremely welcoming of all athletes, no matter who you are, what you look like, or how you identify, a trait not all CF gyms share. All in all, this is a wonderful, welcoming fitness community that promotes social justice AND takes COVID very seriously. The owner herself told me that she wants to be the safest gym in the Twin Cities, and so far, it seems they are succeeding.

    Being an older person brand new to this kind of fitness, I was a bit overwhelmed to try Solcana. It…read moredidn't take long to love it - the fitness AND the community. I felt welcomed and supported from day one. The coaches and the athletes make Solcana a thing of beauty supporting each other to do and be their best, whatever that looks like for them. I am inspired every time I come to Solcana because of how all types of bodies are welcomed and show up, getting strong and pushing through hard stuff together. I am stronger, more comfortable and at home in my aging body, and I couldn't be happier with the Solcana community. It's definitely more than just a gym. Or perhaps what all gyms should aspire to be.

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    Los Campeones Gym

    3.9(37 reviews)
    2.0 miSeward

    The energy at this location felt pretty low when I visited. The layout is interesting with a bunch…read moreof separate rooms, almost like a maze of lifting spaces, but once you head downstairs it feels more cramped than creative. The turf area especially felt tight and there was a noticeable smell that made the atmosphere less enjoyable. The equipment quality was decent and the staff were about the same as other Los locations, friendly and easygoing. It seems to attract a mix of casual and serious lifters, which is nice. There is a small posing room but it is basically just a closet with mirrors. The cardio options were pretty limited too. Not a bad gym but definitely not my favorite Los spot. It just felt a little claustrophobic and there are better options in the city for the same price.

    I had a great experience dropping into Los Campeones. This gym is HUGE (they have a whole lower…read morelevel that seems even bigger than the main floor), and if you are into "old school" style lifting gyms, you are going to love it here. They have a TON of power and olympic lifting equipment, including squat racks, lifting platforms, many different bars, and bumper plates. They also have a bunch of accessory machines and equipment, although I did not see a GHD. They have fairly good sized bathrooms, and lots of supplements incase you forget yours. Drop-ins are about $20, and parking is pretty easy.

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    Peer Pressure Fitness

    Peer Pressure Fitness

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    I lucked out. I was in town to grab a 30-day fitness pass at Peer Pressure Fitness (PPF) and went…read morefor it. I activated it towards the end of November, hours after landing in the Twin Cities. A few days later, I headed over to PPF after work. Traffic was a bit nuts during rush hour, but I had no problem finding the place. I parked roughly a block away along W. Lake Street. I paid for parking with a credit card and walked over. I got the grand tour from Zach, the CEO of PPF. Another person joined us on the tour, who was nice. Zach wanted a place to focus on mental and physical fitness. The place embraces community and inclusion, and staff want to have meaningful relationships with customers. I felt so safe here. It's such a spacious, relaxed, and clean place to work out. The main floor is where classes are held, from yoga to booty bootcamp. You can also get a deep-tissue massage on this floor, too. Of course, the main floor is where you check in through a tablet. You find your name, and then enter your username and password. You are then free to go wherever you'd like to work out. The basement is where you want to do strength training. There are weights galore. I was thoroughly impressed. I spent my first workout session on the top floor. It's all about cardio on this floor, with a nice tribute to George Floyd on one of the walls. There are treadmills, spin cycles, weights, lat presses, and more. What caught my attention when I signed up for this experience were the rowers. I loved working out on one of them. It was my first time working out on a rower in my life and it was great. They are water rowers, which was so cool. It felt soothing and relaxing. Rowing works for me. I like the rhythm that you get into and you do get a decent workout. Although I was a bit sore the following day, I felt so great after my workout. I hope to squeeze in another few visits when I return for the holidays on a real vacation. The merchandise is cool. Sadly, you can't buy anything at PPF. Rather, you need to order whatever you'd like online, from exercise shorts to workout tops. It was nice to see and feel the items. I asked whether I could get items shipped to my hotel. Yes, you can for those who are not local and who don't want to think about how much shipping would be. The washroom is on the top floor. It was so clean and inviting. It even had new toothbrushes if you need to brush your pearly whites after a workout. Wow! I had a terrific experience. Thanks to PPF for being some welcoming and nice. Thanks to Kara, Community Manager at Yelp Twin Cities, for making my first fitness experience so much fun. (443)

    I came here to try the Vinyasa Flow Yoga class on a Monday. It was a bit difficult to find parking…read morewhen it was dark out and people in the apt buildings around had already come home and taken up most of the street parking but I did find a free street spot on the side street Aldrich Ave S. There aren't many class options which is what I prefer when working out. Yoga is at 7:30pm Monday nights which is a bit too late for me but still wanted to try it out. There are only 2 other class options during the week. The class was ok. The gym has a few different levels that I didn't get to see but it looked welcoming and there were tables and couches for people to hang out on. I think it would be fun to try their personal training sessions and they offer a free consultation and free tour. They also have a massage therapy room there. Overall ok experience but I like what they are trying to do here!

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