Another F45 staple in Tucson. I haven't been in a while, but I've always loved popping into this…read morelocation in St. Philip's Plaza. Location, location, location -- it's one of the most charming plazas in the city, so showing up for a workout here just feels good. This studio brings the full F45 energy: fast-paced, effective workouts and a genuinely welcoming community. They're also on ClassPass, which makes it easy for travelers or locals bouncing around different studios. What really stands out though is that it's more than just a workout spot -- they host community events, run clubs, and social gatherings, so the vibe is always lively and connected. Every time I've dropped in, it's been a great workout with great people. Always a good time here.

After about a month of looking for a gym or studio to join in Tucson I tried F45 and haven't looked…read moreback. My first class was with Cameron and Micaleigh and they are easily some of the most attentive, enthusiastic, and encouraging coaches I've met. Gracyn, Marley, Cameron and Micaleigh are all patient, educated and invested not only in your progress but in your safety. As someone with previous injuries, I was hesitant to try group classes. If you share this concern, at F45 you can rest assured that every class has coaches ready and able to modify any movement/workout to ensure it is tailored to your needs/past injuries. Bottom line, whether you're looking to start your fitness journey or just join a new gym I strongly encourage you to sign up for their 7-day trial and find these coaches on the schedule!

Best workout for cardiovascular fitness as well as toning! I have tried other gyms and have not…read morehad the same results.

My experience: 90% negative; 10% positive. The 10% is for:…read more 1. I got to stomp uphill on a nice treadmill as various extremely young, spirited coaches yelled encouragement; and 2. Many class times to choose from on weekdays. As for the other 90%: 1. Those extremely young, spirited coaches understand *nothing* about aging and necessary exercise modifications. Not worth $189 a month. 2. Neither the coaches nor most of the clientele appear to be strong, fit, defined or athletic - even after YEARS of OT. 3. Coaches don't correct bad form. Even if you're doing something egregiously wrong that's likely to get you injured. 4. They hit you with charges and fees at every opportunity - a late cancel, a membership pause for medical reasons; etc. 5. People talk throughout the workout. Incessantly. Shush! I'm trying to hear the Greatest Frat Boy Party Hits Mix of 2004! 6. If you raise an issue, the poorly-trained front desk folks will say "it's in your contract" or "there's nothing we can do." 7. You will never reach anyone in OT Corporate to address any of these issues. 8. They appear to report and delete negative Google reviews. Bottom line: OT in general, and the Casas location in particular, is a money-making machine run by people who know very little about exercise kinesiology, but are EXPERTS at making every single buck they possibly can. That said, there's usually plenty of parking.

This gym offers an incredible personal training style group class experience that's hard to find…read moreelsewhere. The atmosphere is magnetic- you feel energized the moment you walk in. Jorge does an amazing job of pushing you past your limits while keeping the sessions fun and engaging. What sets it apart is the community. Everyone is supportive, encouraging, and genuinely wants to see each other succeed. It's a motivating environment that makes me look forward to working out. If you want challenging workouts with positive, high energy vibes this is the gym for you!

For many years I've enjoyed attending high intensity interval training classes. During Covid those…read moreclasses came to a stop. So when I heard that classes were being offered again through Vibe Fitness & Beauty, I had to check it out. There are many classes times in the morning early and evening to pick from. That is the appeal for me, since I work at 8am to 5pm, I only could go to 6:30 am class time, then rush to get ready. At VIBE there are 5am, 6:30am, 8am, 9am and 10am class times in the morning Monday thru Saturday and afternoons 4pm, 5:30, 7pm, and 8pm class time Monday thru Friday. I am having a serious workout with a bunch of fitness family members from gyms I've attended in days past, with a highly motivated trainer, Jorge Alvarez, running HIIT and Strength. There are always specials running for HIIT which is MWF, and so unlimited memberships include weight class TTH. So there is not a HIIT available Tuesdays and Thursdays, but if you want good HIIT classes M, W, F, and Saturday VIBE provides the opportunity to get a 50-60 min class session.

O M G this location stays in my rotation…read more Chuze Fitness on Grant is probably my fave out here. Not gonna lie Arizona locations don't have ALL the bells and whistles like California... you kinda gotta bounce around to get everything which is a little annoying.. BUT for what it is... I'm addicted! Under $40, tonsss of classes, daycare, cycling, hot yoga, full on ass kickers !!! Sauna, steam room, pool... and the sauna here is A A A M A Z I N G G G and the hottest in town so far . Super friendly staff, great guest policy, smoothie bar with vegan options which I LOVE for a quick grab and go. Only thing... it gets PACKED!!!! If you hate crowds this ain't your spot. But if you want affordable, solid workouts, lil recovery moment, in and out... this is it .

Love continuing Team Training (TT) into 2026. A great Power workout today. Saw some new faces and…read morehope they stick around. Team training is such a great workout. I think everyone should give it a try. The coaches can help you customize your workout to your fitness level.

If you haven't stopped by 22nd and Kolb Choose lately... NOW you have a reason…read more The new Lift Lab is SOOOO good. Moody lighting, super private, full workout vibes in one room. Lotsa booty equipment . ..Obsessed. They also added a relax and recover room with compression therapy , massage guns , zero gravity chairs, stand up red light rooms with vibration plates ... yeahhh it's a whole thing. Still really busy location and not the best area but honestly... the upgrades are worth popping in.

Chuze used to be great. Affordable and friendly but no more. They often have different hours than…read moresaid or than posted. Today several of us were kicked out at 7pm and were told they were "closed for a party" without further explanation, any notification via email or even posted on the door or in the gym. The fee goes up every so often ALSO without notification. By nearly 10 dollars over the last year- again without warning and on auto draft. I didn't consent to this and this isn't acceptable. Even with the renovation, this gym isn't nice enough to charge THIS much. I'd recommend another gym at this point.

Love it so much! Best place ever. The coaches are amazing, and smoking hot. Everyone is so nice…read more Great community atmosphere. Workouts are super hard but if beginner you can adjust it!! Highly recommend

I highly recommend this place! It's a great spot to go to if you're looking for a nice spot to go…read moreworkout for your day, and play basketball. This place has great value.

I'm very happy with the YMCA overall. The facility is clean, the staff is friendly, and the child…read morecare program is excellent. The child care employees do a wonderful job and are one of the main reasons our family enjoys coming here. However, I do think the YMCA should reconsider advertising the pool as a membership amenity when, in practice, it is rarely available for general use. During the week, only a couple of morning hours are open, and those times are primarily intended for children taking swimming lessons. Everyone else--including children--is limited to a very small portion of a single lane. The pool is also unavailable on Sundays, has limited hours on Saturdays, and on Fridays it is often occupied by camps, making it inaccessible to regular members. While I understand the need to accommodate lessons and programs, the reality is that members have very few opportunities to actually use the pool. It feels misleading to market it as a membership benefit when it is so difficult to access. I hope the YMCA will either expand public pool availability or be more transparent about the limited access so members know what to expect.

I'm still recovering from Hell Week, but was able to get to the Strength focused Team Training this…read moremorning. Coach Larry took time to help me adjust my form multiple times to ensure I was getting maximum results while staying safe. Definitely going to be sore tomorrow.

This was the first time that I was at this location. It was very busy and it seemed like there was…read moreallot of equipment within close proximity of each other. Nonetheless I enjoyed my workout.