From signing up for a class & being able to talk to both Claire and Maddie once I got to the studio…read more& getting through the class it was great! I informed Claire about my injury and she had checked in on me throughout the class and assisted me with modifications. I had all the questions after class about the membership and everything was definitely answered! It's nice going to a place where the staff knows how to answer all of the questions & are really informative. This will be one of the studios I will come back to for classes!

they'll say whatever they need to in order to get you to sign the contract, they're constantly…read morechanging the instructors (new ones that either don't explain the move or honestly don't know what they're doing), and if u bring anything up that you didn't like the management will be cold and unwelcoming towards you. Also if you have an injury you'll constantly have to remind them of you need something modified. Honestly it's a huge shame bc I initially really loved it, didn't even go the last month bc I genuinely couldn't bring myself to go and deal with the fakeness (some of the employees and instructors were really great though !)

I discovered this local business due to an event in town. I had not done a barre style workout in…read morethe past. The studio is located right by the Metra tracks so there is parking. This location offers both in person and live stream classes which is pretty cool. Tara was my instructor and she took the time to explain the class and the materials (aka props) that we would be using during the class. They recommend doing the class barefoot, but I was more comfortable keeping my socks on. Beautiful space. Although I didn't join, I would recommend if you are looking for some regular fitness. Good for all levels as modifications are shown for each move.

I started going to B3 originally in 2017 when I was in grad school in California. Once I was hooked…read moreto the structure and ethos - low impact, amazing workouts that improved my body, mind, and breath - I started visiting B3 locations around the U.S. As a Chicago native, I was ecstatic when I heard about a new location in Clarendon Hills and once I met Mariel, the owner, I knew I found a new B3 home. Fast forward three years and I have taken 114 classes at this location. B3 is amazing and this location is part of my life primarily because of the staff. Mariel is of course terrific, but she doesn't hire just anyone. And, all instructors must first attend a training in Oregon (where the company was founded). While each instructor has certain strengths, they are all great and committed to your individual success while simultaneously making the whole group working out feel like everyone matters. I am one of very few men at this location, but in this day and age I am actually more comfortable being in such a female-oriented space. This location is not for "bros," toxicity, or ego. It is supportive and beautiful, but still makes you feel stronger and ALWAYS better off than when you started.

It's always fun visiting studios in other cities! Whenever I book a work trip, I look to see what…read moreclasses I can take while I'm staying local. There weren't many intermediate or advanced pole classes I could drop into at Rising Goddess (mostly seems to series over a few weeks) so I took an intermediate hammock class instead. Easy to book but bummed that the level changed from advanced starting the week I was there. I was given the grand tour when I arrived. This is a MASSIVE space! Love how many pole, aerial, and dance rooms there are, as well as a kitchen for special events. Everyone was super friendly, to the point where I had to excuse myself from conversation because I was a few minutes late to class. Oops. Audrey was the instructor, and she taught so many fun and accessible combos! Not sure when I'll be back in Oak Brook again but would love to take more classes in the future.

What a fun experience! Came here for my friends birthday outing and we were able to do aerial and…read morepole dancing. I had a great experience and our instructor (her name started with a T - we came on a Friday night) was so friendly!

The new trend in fitness..CYCLE!…read more This is definitely a fun alternative to cardio..running on a treadmill puts too much pressure on the feet and knees overtime. I am not a huge cardio fan..but thanx to Groupon I got this deal for 4 cycle classes for under $40. Overall experience..if you like rhythmic beats while you make the bike your bitc*..this is the place to be. Helpful and enthusiastic instructor make this hour long ride less daunting! The studio is kept clean, well stocked with fruit, orange juice, water! You are able to borrow cycling shoes and also able to pick up a free Cyclebar bottle! We all love free merch! The only downside is that the classes are not available at the most convenient times. After my Groupon expires I will most likely not go back for that reason alone. These classes can be a bit pricey...the money is not the issue, just the availability. There should be a class around 6 or 7PM for the afterwork crowd. They could be making a lot more connections! Anyway, fun class to try to switch up your otherwise boring cardio!

I had a class booked at 5:45pm through classpass. Called…read more5:30 to let them know I'm late, if we need to cancel, move, reschedule. Ava or Evie called so nice said no problems, we move you to 7pm. Please cancel the 5:45pm and we will put you in 7pm. Ok! Awesome I park here, come in at 7pm and she tells me "there is nothing I can do for you, unless you book through classpass." It was 7pm. The class was starting. No longer able to book. I understand not being able to book through classpass, I understand not being able to have that in their system, but the girl said she saved me a chair and she ***did not even offer me a first timer class at their discounted rate!!** I totally would've paid for it. I was already there. Drove 30 min for a saved chair and no workout. Bummer!!

Reviews and star ratings says it all. This place is garbage. Every staff is rude and placates to…read morethe gym goers vs the basketball kids and families. Problem is, the gym is crap and all over the place in little rooms and I've never actually seen anyone working out. They won't let you sit anywhere because that's the gym people. Yea, those people who are not really here. The bar area is as slow as molasses. Usually only 1 server working and she's rude and impatient too. Food is average at best too. Went to a basketball game here and they had no air conditioning in, you guessed it, the basketball area. But the gym and other rooms were cold. Then they closed up all their concession stands. Why help feed and take care of the people who actually pay this place.

I was reminded of this place recently and, in reading the reviews noting that the pool, saunas, and…read moresteam rooms were shut down, I feel hopeful for their members that perhaps safety issues are being properly addressed. A lot of money was invested in this gym's renovation around 2016 (hopefully more has been spent since then on safety) and when I went there, there was a nice variety of classes and instructors. The gym, like "The Chalet" before it, was one that I had appreciated going to and would have left a positive review for had it not been for getting a burn from their steam room and being dismissed and treated poorly by the manager (Leo) on behalf of the owners.

My review is of the Wellness Center. I was a member in good standing for over 10 years. There is…read morea group of 3 individuals that regularly disrupt the water classes by splashing, disturbing the water, being noisy and being disrespectful of the members and instructors. They have been talked to, and one person was suspended for their behavior, but no long term improvement has resulted. Several weeks ago, I was verbally assaulted by one of these people, and felt physically threatened. The other 2 stepped in front of him before he could get close to me. I filed a written complaint to the local management team the next day. To my knowledge, as of this date, nothing was done. No expulsions, no suspensions, and no reprimands. I tried to contact the managing company, Health Fitness. I was promised a callback, but have received none. This behavior has been tolerated for over 2 years. I know of multiple complaints from other class members over those 2 years. I also know of at least 3 people who have left the club because of these 3 people. You can now make that 4, as I have resigned my membership and joined another health club. You agree to follow the code of conduct and pool etiquette when you join, and management has the authority to suspend or expel these people, but nothing is being done.

follow up - Pool area closed on Sunday afternoon during swim lessons…read more some one replied to my last review by stating "all new enrollees receive the rule for the pool". To that, I would like to say for over two years, the large whirl pool area and hot sauna have always been able to be accessed. This new rule started in 2025 and it was disappointing to so many when it was merely update on the rules, and staff sent people back to the locker rooms, no access was now permitted. *While chat or other ai apps are useful, it was clear all the wording and lack of any understanding was not present. Plus the facts were incorrect. It's been a policy change ..... I still have not been contacted. The whirl pool had to be repaired in late january. I reviewed the email notices, the person who sends this out to members was not completely updating the members. Yes, it's up again, however when it went down after scheduled down time, we went to use it and it remained down, or went down. This needs to be an automatic note to us. It matters and while there are things out of the control of the new owners, there are many things that are within their control.

This place rocks. And not in a "good enough for suburbia" kind of way, in a "would thrive in…read moredowntown Chicago" kind of way. The workouts are hard, very well designed, and mentally stimulating/fun. I found the studio on ClassPass and checked it out when my Shred415 classes had been used up for the month (on CP you can only go to three classes per studio per month). I have now been to three classes and they have all been excellent and very different. The classes usually involve some kind of circuit with both strength and cardio, and the place has an enormous variety of equipment so everything gets switched up. In addition to regular weights, kettlebells, bands, and lifting equipment, they also have: - Jacobs ladder - Woodway manual treadmill - Manual mode treadmill with a football pad - Ropes - Tires - Ab rollers - Bosus - TRX - Rings - Inflatable pads for instability exercises - Those terrible goddamn sleds you have to push around - Elliptical - Regular treads - Bikes - Tons of other stuff I haven't used in class yet The other thing I like about these classes is that they seem to be influenced by lots of different kinds of fitness, which means there is a lot more variety in the classes. For example, the other day we did a circuit using the ropes, jacobs ladder, and other "hard core" type movements, but then the end of the class involved a lot of Jane Fonda type leg work. In another class I took, it was 100% strength and weight training, which is a cool and unusual option in group fitness. The actual location is in a sort of half storefront, half garage location, with green turf and a track for the sleds. It's not fancy but is spacious and has a "playground" type feel. They also have a hodge podge of cheesy inspirational quotes all over the walls, which makes the place feel local. They also make sure to know and remember your name - both the friendly front desk guy and the trainers. I'm actually considering buying more classes here in addition to ClassPass because I like the workouts and the trainers so much that I want to go more than the 3X/month through ClassPass. I've been to most kinds of fitness classes - Orange Theory, SoulCycle, Flywheel, Barry's Bootcamp/Shred415, barre, pilates, yoga, CrossFit, etc., so when I say that this is a great class, I mean this is a great class by anyone's standards. Great find!

This gym offers different fitness services like personal training, youth fitness and my favorite,…read moreboot camp classes. The Boot camp classes are fantastic because no two are the same. They are mostly 1 hour classes that are challenging, but doable and sometimes are more cardio, than weights, or vice versa. They really change it up and the trainers are really nice guys that are brothers (Mike is the owner, Matt is his brother). And, on Mondays Christy is the trainer - I like the variety that she offers, too. Classes range from 1 to maybe 10 people. You can pay as you go, or be more economical and pay per month and go as many times as you want. The classes go by quickly and I always feel like I got a great work out after. I highly recommend!

West Suburban Ballet Conservatory offers an exceptional professional level ballet training…read moreexperience. My daughter loves the rigor and positive environment of WSBC. Kyle takes care to make sure his students are doing well both on a social/emotional and physical level. He is trained in Pilates, which allows him to teach them how to strengthen themselves in order to avoid injury. He also brings in a physical therapist on a regular basis to consult with each student on issues s/he might be having. My daughter and I could not be happier with WSBC. We feel she is receiving Joffrey level instruction without the hassle of driving to the city!

WSBC is an amazing dance studio that offers so much more than your typical dance studio. From the…read moreadded pilates equipment for body and core strengthening, the built in time for academics, and the well-rounded training incorporating a solid foundation of ballet technique (along with a myriad of other styles of dance including contemporary, character, variations, etc). This is incredible school!! Kyle and all of the dance instructors are attentive, kind, structured, and provide excellent training for dancers who love to express themselves through dance and those who want to pursue a professional dance career. In addition, the studio offers the opportunity to participate in dance competitions (YAGP and UBC, to name a few) to further develop the dancer's stage and performance experience. I cannot rave enough about how phenomenal this ballet school truly is for aspiring dancers! I'm pleased we made the transition and cannot say enough great things about WSBC!

I moved to Roscoe Village at the end of May and started looking for workout options. I am a…read moreCertified Pilates, Spin, and Yoga instructor and had some high expectations for the level of quality I wanted in my workouts. With my move I was no longer teaching 4 classes a week and loosing my mojo. * Enter Jesse and Kirsten from Prestige-who quickly rose above all the local options I had tried. I had specific concerns related to working with a new Personal Trainer. I have had trainers on and off for the last 4 years and am able to work hard; but I need a work out that accommodates my injuries and pushes me at the same time. Jesse matched me up with Kirsten who listened to my concerns and gave me a tough, efficient work out that had me breathing hard and sweating in no time. I signed up for 12 sessions to get my butt in gear and am going to commit to 12 more. The value for the convenience and quality delivered is beyond measure. I'm getting my groove back, and would recommend Prestige Training to anyone.

We went to one of Jesse's bootcamp class to kick off our bachelorette party weekend so that we…read morewouldn't feel bad about pigging out later! LOL :o) Everyone in attendance LOVED the boot camp class! When we arrived, Jesse had all sorts of fun, different drills for us to do that really kicked our butts! He was really informational about the different exercises too so we could make sure we were feeling the correct burn in our muscles. We were having so much fun working out (oxymoron, I know) that the hour flew by! I definitely recommend Jesse's bootcamp classes!!