I have only gone to a handful of classes so far but so far so good! This is a really down-to-earth…read moreplace and I like the workout style, alternating in 6-min cycles. I usually go to the Strength & Conditioning classes and I like alternating between strength and cardio unlike OTF classes, where you are on the treadmill for 30 min. straight-through (which I think would be horrible for the knees after a while...). Paul is a really nice guy and seems to have a lot of integrity and I have liked the other instructors as well. I do hope they continue to grow and that they can offer additional classes at different times.

The time that I spent going to Paul's gym was excellent. I really enjoyed the close attention to…read moreform and the small classes. They also offered many different times that fit my schedule well. While I no longer live in Baltimore and don't attend classes there anymore I would love to come back if I move back to the area.

My experience with Fivex3 has been excellent. I worked with Emily through the online hybrid…read morecoaching option. She created my lifting program for me each week, I completed my workouts at home and sent her videos of my lifts throughout the week for feedback, and every month I visited her awesome gym in Baltimore for an in-person coaching session. Choosing to work with Emily was one of the best decisions I've ever made in my fitness journey. Not only is she incredibly knowledgable about lifting, but she's also fun, patient, and encouraging! My form on all of my lifts (squat, deadlift, overhead press, and bench press) improved dramatically as a result of Emily's coaching. She pointed out corrections that I would have never noticed on my own. Her guidance gave me the knowledge and confidence to add some serious weight to my lifts and now I'm stronger than I have ever been in my life. If you're considering a membership or coaching with Emily or anyone at Fivex3, just go for it! You will be incredibly happy that you did!

Fabulous gym I live…read morein Minnesota, where there is no Starting Strength gym. A year ago I went to a Starting Strength seminar in Wichita Falls, Texas. I've been training consistently but had a very inconsistent deadlift and some chronic form problems on my squat and press. Craig fixed all of that in one private session. Worth the money. Worth the time.

Merritt canton rooftop pool is unmatched -best pool in the city-no questions asked. It gives resort…read morevibes and is a little oasis in the city. The gym is also very spacious and love the classes, particularly Jay and his Pilates class. A total burner! Check it out!

This is a great club. I really like it. I've tried some of the cheaper ones in the Canton…read moreneighborhood, and you get what you pay for. Merritt Club is worth the extra money. There's a rooftop pool and tons of equipment and classes. Pretty much anything you should need.

Nice gym with lots of options. Lap pool. Hanging out pool. Hot tub. Sauna (in the bathroom). Free…read moreweights/dumbbells. Squat racks. spin class room. stationary bikes outside of the spin classroom.weight machines. treadmill. Stair steppers. ellipticals. mats. exercise balls. rowing machines. A colleague invited me to try it out and it was a nice kick start into getting back into shape. Thanks my friend and MAC!

Disgusting roach filled gym with shady managers who have fraudulent practices. Don't join this gym…read moreunless you want roaches to crawl into your belongings through the holes in the lockers. Don't join this gym unless you're ready for them to fraudulently charge you $680 several months after you have canceled the membership. When approached about this discrepancy, the manager, Ashley Harvey, states that policy ALLOWS them to illegally charge you months after you have canceled. So there you have it. Out of the horse's mouth. A quick scroll though the reviews will indicate that this has happened with may other members. Choose wisely if you're wondering if this gym is for you. Current members, take heed and prepare to be in close contact with your banks should you ever decide to cancel.

Joined Crunch at the opening and this place is fabulous! You don't have to worry about the "no…read morejudgement and pizza party" nonsense that competitors promote, and you certainly aren't being charged the prices of the other pool party competitor gyms. Crunch Canton is a no-nonsense gym that offers a ton of machines and great classes. It always appears clean when I'm visiting, has saunas, tanning, hydro and red light therapy. I'm bummed that there's only one Smith Machine that always seems to have someone working out on it, but other than that, it's been a great gym to be a member of!

Email I just sent to Crunch Canton. Do with this info what you will. I am not about to be the only…read moreone disgusted. Initially, after my workout I was just going to ask for the gym Manager's information to simply convey my thoughts on several improvements they can stand to make. As there were no paper towels in any of the holders, which happens more often than not, I figured I would raise this on the spot. I noticed several others frustrated when going back and forth between machines, trying to be good stewards of cleanliness. And when I did mention it to the AGM, he responded by blaming the "supply chain." This may very well be true, however, there is no possible way management thought that bath tissue on top of the machine was the best option for replacing the paper towels. Especially to clean equipment. And then no sooner than I returned to my equipment, rolls of paper towels just started to appear. Funny how that happened. But it doesn't end there.  It was, in fact, another patron who thanked me for raising the paper towel concern, before he stated "not that it matters because it is water in those bottles anyway. I have been complaining about it for months, on Google Reviews and everything, but no one has responded. I just gave up." Can you imagine my disbelief when hearing such a claim at such a reputable establishment, with the awareness of what the consequences could potentially be to that negligence? Especially in this day and age, which I will simply leave there. The amount of liability alone if an outbreak were to occur would shutter this location, as well as Corporate. There was no way this was true. But I had to ask.  So again, I immediately went back to the AGM and asked him about this claim. To which he responded, "let me check on that." Like wtf? You don't know? Upon his return, he stated "oh I think I know what happened. The mixer today must have not worked and so the sanitizing solution wasn't squeezed into the bottles. See, this bottle I have here...you can see the bubbles. That is how you know there is a solution inside." To which I replied, "and how would anyone know that? We trust what the bottles say, "Light Sanitizer," but when I sprayed this on the paper towel and on my hands, no scent. Not even a hint. I could literally lick this off my hand and not get sick, this literally has nothing in it. So, you're telling me all of these bottles are water? And that none of this equipment was cleaned today?" His response, "Well, not this morning, apparently." And with the slightest sense of urgency. And who even knows if that was the truth? Like, how long has this been going on? Especially when you meet someone who has been complaining on this exact same issue for a while. There is no way this was a shock to anyone there.  I am utterly disgusted at this negligence, and you all should be too. Consequences and accountability must be administered. As a 100% disabled Veteran, please know this was absolutely a trigger. Did we learn nothing from COVID? And respectfully, one month free does not cut it. I didn't even ask for that. I simply wanted to be able to disprove that man's theory and trust that just the basics are performed when working out. Is that too much to ask? See below for aforementioned recommendations: -Have business cards available for management, not post-it notes. -Have different channels on televisions. -Have more hand sanitizer stations that have solution in them. -Have staff hang a physical copy of the day's classes on the door. -Have staff hang a clock and hooks outside the sauna. -Have staff add a small bench in women's sauna to expand seating. -Have staff turn the sauna when opening and check throughout day.  -If there are no paper towels, please place a sign on the holder. And don't insult us with anymore toilet paper, please. -And make sure there is actual sanitizing solution is in each bottle daily, with someone's initials on the bottle so that patrons can believe it was actually done! Just ridiculous. Do Better.

I've had 8 sessions with personal trainer Tony and I'm going into my next 8. I've had other good…read moretrainers before but as I've gotten older I've been more worried about "keeping up" in the gym plus a few aches and pains are slowing me down so I was nervous going in and he has taken the nerves away because he checks in, listens, proactively pivots, and he's flexible when my work schedule changes. I would recommend Tony to anyone.

Pete is the absolute best! I've been training with him for over a year and love every session…read more Great vibe at Sanctuary. Plus, they have the have the best tasting water in all of Fells Point.

I'm a proud mom of a sponsored Under Armour Professional Track & Field athlete. This past week we…read moredecided to visit Baltimore for the holidays. During our visit my son gave us a private tour of the new UA Global Headquarters near the Baltimore harbor. We started the tour at the visitors center and received some historical information about Under Armour, it's origin and founder. There were plaques and memorabilia of legendary athletes and celebrities that are sponsored by the brand. We then toured the performance center which includes strength and conditioning training, classes and equipment. The is an infrared sauna and recovery room which was designed with all athletes in mind. The design center was closed for visitors but Ben a generous E-Commerce employee took the time out to give us a personal tour of the indoor basketball facility, dining area, design studio, sample room, focus group area and what's next for Under Armour. I was so impressed with his knowledge and willingness to share the new releases for Black Friday. Which is going to be HUGE savings. There is so much science behind the brand with families and athletes in mind. We drove a few minutes off campus to view the new track & field stadium that will also be used for soccer and football. The track was bright red with hints of gray throughout. I can't wait to see my son race on this track in the future. It's scheduled to be completed in 2023.

I am a huge Under Armour fan. This Center is located on the UA headquarters complex. It has top…read morenotch equipment, wonderful organized classes and a small artificial turf football field along the water. The complex is very picturesque and can be distracting to workout if you are a UA fan. So, I suggest you get all your pictures out of the way before you workout. There is a few parking spots in front of the center, but most of them are marked as reserved. The Center does have one stipulation for working out here. You must wear Under Armour gear. That was not hard for me though, because that I what I mostly wear anyway. Even if you don't want to or can't work out, just visiting the campus is impressive. It is a great location, right off of the Patapsco River and across from the wold famous Inner Harbor

I have been going to PUSH511 for almost two years now. I lost 50lbs of fat, and gained some good…read moremuscle too; I am clearly stronger, faster, and fitter! My time here has been nothing but fantastic, everyone becomes your second family. The coaches are a wealth of knowledge, and really mentored and motivated me to get where I am today. When I first started, I couldn't do one pull up, and my mile run was over 10 minutes. Now I can do 20 pull ups and run a 6:30 mile. I LOVE PUSH511

I've dropped into a couple CrossFit gyms in the Baltimore area and Push511 is my favorite. The…read moreowner, Ardyth, is kind, communicative, and welcoming. Their space is great- large gym area, multiple rigs with different height pull-up bars, clean bathrooms, easy to find location/ample parking, and plenty of equipment. Their members are super friendly, and their coaches are knowledgeable. I enjoyed my time at Push511, if I lived in Baltimore I would definitely be a member. Next time I visit, I will be back.

I am not cool with mgm bcos the heater was broke since three weeks ago but haven't fixed yet. What…read morekind of costumer service

Its sad when customer service is the reason your gym will not receive another dime from me. STEVEN…read moreis the worst. He is rude and does not kniw how to speak or explain to guest about your upgrades. I have been a member of this gym for years. Not only is he unprofessional. He is the only reason I will never recommend this gym.

Wow! What a great workout. I took a class with Skylar this afternoon as part of the Baltimore…read moreFitness Crawl. I am so happy I did. What a great concept and what an excellent workout. What do I love about it? Well first, Skylar was so sweet. I have never used these machines before and I typically do yoga and not reformer workouts, the concept here is small micro movements that tire out the muscles and tone down to the bone. My arms were shaking and I appreciate how Skyler would correct my form when I was out of alignment. The studio is clean, spacious, fun, and it's a great workout with lovely people. What to expect. Be prepared to sweat, be prepared to not be good at it your first time. Consider trying out several classes to become proficient at using the machine as well as transitioning from exercise to exercise. Bring a towel, bring water, bring high energy and get ready to enjoy yourself. I can already tell I am going to be sore tomorrow (in a good way). I am very excited to add Solid Core to my workout routine, give it a try, I know you will love it too.

I am writing a review after visiting Solidcore over the years. When I first attended Solidcore…read moreclasses in 2022, I was ENERGIZED, ENTHUSED, and knew my money worth was giving me a solid good workout. And when I attended classes recently I appreciated the welcoming energy of staff and pretty clean environment. But now, in 2026, I see there is room for improvement to maintain a high quality work experience and environment. First, a proper balance between music and instructor voice must be struck so that the participants can hear the instructor clearly (and not muffled) while engaging in an immersive sound experience. I find it concerning that my watch informs me that being in the room for more than 30 minutes can greatly increase risk of hearing loss. I think the soundscape can be restructured to be surrounding without overwhelming. Furthermore, I noticed a significant change in post-class atmosphere. Staff are friendly, but the bathrooms have significantly less hygiene products and this Solidcore doesn't have any showers. Given that this one of the most expensive $ to class ratio in the Baltimore area, I think participants would appreciate their class price or membership price utilized for amenities like a shower or more hygiene products in the bathrooms. I hope to attend a solidcore class soon again with hope of an improved immersive experience and high quality class.