This is my favorite y in all of Tulsa! It's always clean, I love the rooms that overlook downtown,…read moreand Julian the trainer is always there to help! I think the membership fee is totally worth it because you can visit any Y in Tulsa, and there's so many to choose from - still this one is my favorite!

I can't praise the Virtual YMCA Downtown Tulsa enough! From the convenience of my home, I've…read moreaccessed a plethora of high-quality fitness classes, ranging from yoga to peloton, to body pump, all led by knowledgeable instructors. The virtual platform is user-friendly, making it easy to join classes and connect with other members virtually. Despite being miles away from the physical location, I feel a sense of community and support. The Virtual YMCA has truly revolutionized my fitness routine, offering flexibility and variety like never before. Highly recommended for anyone looking to stay active and connected from the comfort of their own home! Service and safe environment. The jacuzzi is clean and cozy. There's also a dry sauna. People leave you alone and respect your space.

Tulsa's newest YMCA is officially open! I've been looking forward to this location since I heard…read moreabout it in November. It is an impressive facility on the west of Riverside. There's a beautiful mural on the east side of the building. As soon as I walked in, I was blown away by another colorful mural of a soccer player and a floating ball installation. It is called "The World in Play" with each ball representing a country with an active YMCA soccer program. This location will feature three indoor fields, but right now, only the soccer one is fully finished. To the left, there's a cardio circuit training with state-of-the-art equipment, including two curved self-propelling treadmills, which engages more muscle groups and mimicked a more natural running motion. Next to the circuit, there are restrooms, showers, lockers, and a local soccer jersey collection. To the right, there's a meeting room and "The Hive", an interactive obstacle course that seems super fun for kids (ages 8 and up). It has climbing ropes, ball obstacles, game targets, and a scoreboard to play games. On the second floor, there are more cardio and strength equipment. There's an age limit to go upstairs (15+). To join, they don't have a joining fee. Membership prices are available on their website starting at $28 a month. Nearby residents get a free memberships.

So I recently came here with a friend as a guest who works out here and I gotta tell you I'm in!!…read moreThey have everything you need to get a solid workout with great equipment and it's in a CLEAN environment! I like the arrangement of the work out gear and have found it uniquely beneficial that the owner of the gym also owns and operates a physical therapy office literally right next door! They offer classes and offer personal training. They don't have a pool or sauna but if you're here to work out and get in shape this is your place! I highly recommend it and look forward to continuing my personal health journey right here!!

Been trying to sign up for weeks now. I sent several messages via the link on Yelp, never once got…read morea call or email back.

Very poor maintenance. Something is always broken and they take over a year to fix. Women's…read morelocker Room has maybe two showers That work. Hot tub has been down for almost two years! The therapy pool has been down 3-4 weeks! They most Likely won't fix it. Find another health club because this one needs to be shut down permanently!

Great place. Clean and helpful staff. Great classes the trainers are wonderful and helpfulread more

We went here with a group of friends on an early Saturday morning to work out, and it was…read moreexhausting but well worth it! We started off with a yoga class, which definitely worked on many muscle groups (Core, back, leg, arm, and shoulder) to improve strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. The instructor had a very calm, soothing, and encouraging voice that helped us relax and ease and transition smoothly into the class. Following that, we jumped right into the spin class (indoor cycling workout) and pedaled very intensely to work on our hamstrings, quadriceps, and gluteal muscles. The spin instructor had great energy and was very motivating, which kept us going as long as we could. The music and lighting were also very upbeat and bright. After everything was over, we felt super tired, but glad that we came to this welcoming and encouraging environment. I highly recommend checking it out!

I'm a member of the Junior League of Tulsa, and we were offered the opportunity to try our…read moreStudioPop for a week FOR FREE. Heck yes! I was going to sign up for as many classes as I could, but then I looked at my three year old and then at my planner. One class was all I could squeeze in. Blast. So, I signed up for Restorative Yoga on Thursday at 6:30 PM. Parking is limited if folks are out and about. No street parking available at all. There was an empty lot, but all the spots near the street lights were full. I ended up parking in the dimly lit back near the overpass. Super safe. I arrived 15 minutes early as requested to get a quick tour and lay of the land. The studio is super clean, spunky in character, and has plenty of storage for all the things one needs when working out. I was offered a bottle of water, which I happily took, and was then told that this one was on the house otherwise it would cost me $2. Well, that seemed like a snarky lesson, but okay, noted. I thought it was just a friendly gesture. Word to the wise: BRING YOUR OWN WATER. Abby was the yoga instructor for our session. That studio faces the street with a wall of windows but it was not overly bright at all. The lights were dimmed, electric candles were turned on, and soothing music was playing the background. Abby was a wonderful instructor, gently guiding the 7 of us in the class through relaxing poses and stretches. I did have one quibble in that I am not at all flexible, especially when I have not worked out beforehand. She startled me when trying to press on my back during child pose but profusely apologized after class once I explained why I was not putting all my weight on the bolster. The best part of this class: the head massage. You read that right, the head massage. It was brief but glorious. Overall, this was a wonderful and relaxing yoga class! Highly recommend!

This is a giant gym. I got in with a founders membership. It is a lot cheaper and I have all the…read morebig perks. They have all the things you can imagine is in a gym including a tanning bed, spray tan and an infrared sauna. There are also hydro massage areas and showers. It's not as clean as I would like, but that's on the members, I suppose. I typically walk around with a paper towel that has been sprayed to wipe stuff down. I rarely see anyone else do it. Heads up! Other than that, it is decent. They do offer personal trainers and have beverages at the front.

The gym is large containing a great variety of equipment for all of your needs & wants. The gym is…read morein a great location, loaded with great staff. I had the privilege of getting a tour of the facility from Patrick. Patrick showed me around and I've enjoyed each visit since. Definitely recommended.

This location is in a shared parking lot. The entrance has a key code if you don't have one of the…read moretrainers will let you in. The location is small with 3 lifting machines, 1 Vaspar machine and 3 bikes. There is a cool down machine and an infrared sauna. Everyone was lovey and encouraging. The trainers were super helpful in walking you through the machines, the setup and throughout your workout. It is expensive but it is pretty cool technology and worth checking out.