I really like this place! The staff and trainers are very welcoming and positive. It's affordable…read moreif you're on a moderate budget. It's available 24/7, including holidays. The restrooms are single occupancy for privacy. There are 2 single occupancy shower rooms available. The equipment is reasonably up to date and if it's not fully functional they fix it in a reasonable amount of time. Every member gets 2 free sessions with a personal trainer. I only took advantage of one because as it turns out I don't enjoy talking while I work out and am quite self motivated, but I appreciated the trainer's friendliness and constructive attitude towards making a workout plan. I do only have a few criticisms and that's why I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5. There are a couple of things that could be improved. I go early in the morning and I find that they're usually either almost out or completely out of little towels you can use to wipe sweat. The restrooms are not always very clean in the morning. At least a couple of times per week they're out of equipment wipes and paper towels in the early a.m. For a small, nominal fee, I'd be ecstatic if they were to provide bigger towels for those who use the showers and don't want to lug a big towel with them that they have to take to their office (or class for the students) and discretely hang-dry (or let fester in their bag all day). Since I commute to work via bus I don't have a lot of options but don't want to be a jerk and use 4 tiny towels to dry off, especially as they're often out anyway. Making sure there are enough supplies like equipment wipes and small towels to last until the morning, and maybe having someone pop in during the evening to quickly touch up the restrooms might be nice too. It being a college town I know they probably have a surge of people in the evenings who prefer to work out at night, which is why they are out of supplies in the morning. Those are my only gripes - everything else is on-point and I don't expect any place to be absolutely perfect.

I understand that gyms want to retain their members, but there is a right and wrong way to go about…read moreit. Unfortunately, my experience with Anytime Fitness has left me disappointed with how management communicates with customers. It's truly a shame as this is a decent facility. I brought in my cancelation letter before my 7 day trial ended and was also still charged for it. For context, the membership costs $27.99 biweekly, and adding coaching once a week would cost an additional $160 per month, bringing the total to approximately $217 per month. I was offered a discount of just $17, bringing the total to around $200 per month, but only if I agreed to the coaching agreement. That hardly felt like a meaningful discount, especially when it was conditional on purchasing an additional service. I wanted to try Anytime because I moved and its 3 minutes from where I live. Just for reference, Planet Fitness Black Card membership(Which is had before this) is $24.99 a month(Less than half of the cost of Anytime Fitness) that includes the perks of red light therapy, hydro massage chairs, tanning, the new wellness Pods, you get to bring a guest every single visit. When trying to talk me out of leaving and return to Planet Fitness, I was falsely informed all of the things that are listed are extra cost... Anytime offers a Sauna for an additional cost (I believe $100+ a month) as well as personal training (at an additional cost) and classes (at an additional cost). To get the very few perks they have to offer, it could easily be $300 a month with Anytime Fitness. As a consumer, you do not need to spend $200 or more every month to reach your fitness goals. Getting fit involves more than what you do inside a gym. Nutrition, grocery shopping, and the choices you make outside the gym are equally important, and those expenses add up, too. Everyone should be able to choose an approach that fits their goals and budget without feeling pressured or judged for doing so. What bothered me even more was the response I received when I explained my situation. I was told, "We were under the impression that you were going to follow through with your original plan of working with a coach to reach your goal." The message continued, "We would hate to lose you because I could tell that you were so motivated, and ready to make a big change and individuals like you really succeed in our program." This response felt passive aggressive, discouraging, and condescending. The emphasis on needing to "follow through" with their original coaching plan, followed by the comment that you "were so motivated," came across as though choosing not to continue with their coaching program meant I was giving up on myself or was unlikely to reach my goals. I understand that the gym has the right to set its own pricing and that businesses want to retain customers. However, there is a difference between explaining a policy and making a customer feel as though they will fail because they choose a different approach. Declining an expensive coaching agreement does not mean someone lacks motivation, commitment, or the ability to follow through with their goals. A gym should encourage people to succeed, whether they use its coaching services or work toward their goals independently. Support should never feel conditional on purchasing additional services, nor should customers be made to feel that their success depends on how much money they are willing or able to spend each month. Additional coaching should be an option, not something customers are pressured into or made to feel they need in order to succeed. People join a gym to work toward their goals, not to feel as though they must continually purchase extra services to be taken seriously or encouraged. There is a difference between offering a service and pushing it so heavily that a customer feels judged for declining it. I no longer feel comfortable continuing my membership. Customer service matters. How a business treats people when they decide not to purchase an additional service says a lot about the experience they can expect as a customer.

I love this gym! It's a classic fitness facility full of serious fitness enthusiasts. Staff is…read morefriendly and if there's a problem, it's taken care of. Unlike other gyms, there's less people filming themselves (which is F**King stupid). NO phones on in lockerrooms. I've been to a thousand gyms in my life. This is a better one. It's the best in Bloomington IMO, especially if you're a bodybuilder.

Will always love the Iron Pit, but it has become way too over populated and few machines have been…read morereplaced or are outdated. Going in the evening you risk not being able to find a parking spot (happened to me last night at 6:30). There's no where else near by to park and walk that is safe, especially when it's dark out. It's chaotic and students are taking it over, not re-racking weights and being disrespectful in general.

First workout today and I am super impressed by Jordan's gym. He is also incredibly friendly and…read morekind. 24/7 fob access Supplies towels and water CLEAN and open space with new equipment I used the gravity machine for pull-ups today and it rocked my world! Looking forward to more great workouts in this secluded spot.

Train is the best place to work out in Bloomington! Not only is it the cleanest gym I've ever set…read morefoot in, there's the perfect amount of equipment for basically any workout. They provide clean towels and clean restrooms with a shower. Jordan is awesome and the care he puts into maintaining the space and the equipment is evident every time you visit. If I had the money and space to build a home gym, I would, but thankfully because of Train I always have a clean, quiet, and often empty space to get my workouts done. It's almost a secret that's too good to keep!

Carly is truly an amazing trainer. I went from never working out to working with her three times a…read moreweek on strength training, and added in cardio on my own. Carly is fantastic at getting people motivated, and I became much stronger, and also more toned, from working with her. I have since moved away from Bloomington, but wish I could have taken this studio with me! The positivity, determination, and encouragement shown by this staff is second to none. I can't recommend this studio enough. The partner training sessions are also very fun!

From the owner: We specialize in private, personal training with both on and off-site programming. We also offer…read moreyoga and nutritional services.

Unfortunately I had to cancel my membership due to some financial situations going on BUT I hope I…read morecan get back to coming here eventually. Everyone is extremely nice and helpful. Coach Jamie is by far one of the most inspiring people I have met. She always kept me going in classes when I felt like giving up. The owner Will is amazing as well. Super kind and knowledgeable on everything OT. Their employees are all really kind and understanding and I believe that's what matters the most. Although I had scheduling conflicts and all of that I still enjoyed my time here when I was able to go. Extremely supportive people and everyone is just a big family. Hope to rejoin the family in the future.

Went to a class at this location. I'm from out of town. I came in mid afternoon and took a class…read more I wanted to come back for a later class after that and was told I wouldn't be able to it was against their policy. However I've done this at several other studios and it was never a problem. I will say the studio was clean and the staff was otherwise friendly especially when I was having trouble with the heart rate monitor. The treadmills are better than most in terms of technology except for a problem with it stopping I'm the middle of my workout. However all in all one of the better and probably the most caring staff I've encountered in all my travels.

A quick cycle of the 30 minute workout circuit and then a shower and then back to work. I'm have…read morethe Black Card membership so I get to use any Planet Fitness in the network and have done so - https://www.yelp.com/collection/0rcfqbzuUufTsBlgi3fSGg. This location has all the usual treadmills and ellipticals and whatnot to help you get in shape or not. This was super easy, reasonably clean and I was in and out quickly. [Review 20557 overall - 95 in Indiana - 1538 of 2023.]

If you're only going to have 5 stair masters with the amount of people this gym gets you should…read moreprobably make sure all 5 are working and not have one out of order for 3+ weeks

The Hot Room has been changing my life. I've gone almost every day now for the last three months…read moreand I've never felt better. All of the instructors are kind, encouraging, and so welcoming for yogis of all levels. It's always the best part of my day. Could not recommend more!

Inferno Hot Pilates class at The Hot Room (Bloomington) with Amanda; but only if you're serious…read moreabout the workout morning, afternoon, and night

I've annoyed everyone by saying I live in LA but workout classes are very different. I love this…read morestupid and so happy it's available.

I only did the 30 minute intro class and LOVED it! The reformer exercises were both relaxing and…read morechallenging, and Maggie was a good instructor. All of the staff were super friendly. The owner even let me borrow a pair of grip socks for free! I noticed that they don't have prices on their web page. I believe in price transparency and think it's weird when business don't say them up front, so I'll share what they are offering me. These are the deals for their soft open, and they say the prices will increases. According to them, they usually have an initiation fee between $100-200 (I forgot the exact amount), but it's being waived for the day. Drop-in classes are $25. Unlimited classes are $135/month, 8 classes are $111, and 4 classes were $79. These prices seem a bit high to me, but they are probably in line with other chain boutique gyms like Orangetheory and Pure Barre.

I've been going to Pure Barre for a year now and I truly enjoy it. The workouts are challenging and…read morethe teachers are all very friendly and great about ensuring everyone has good form. My time at Pure Barre is never wasted. I was hesitant about the cost because I've never been the sort of person to pay a lot to exercise. However, the pricing is comparable to other fitness classes and they offer memberships and class packs to bring the cost down. I have the membership and I love the flexibility it offers. It also encourages me to attend regularly to get my money's worth.

Love this workout! I've been an exercise junky my whole life. Never have I done workouts that were…read moreso total body! I've never been a fan of working my core and quite frankly didn't have much muscular strength in my stomach when I started going- I've done about 35 classes now so I'm still a newbie- but I can tell a huge difference in my core from now and when I first started attending classes. My husband says I'm in a much better mood when I'm going so he says it's hands done worth the money. Also, the staff is super friendly and welcoming which always helps when you are trying something new and are nervous!

I was in town visiting my daughter at IU and stayed specifically next door at The Graduate Hotel in…read moreorder to walk over to this Orangetheory. It was very convenient Andy i actually woke up early for the 7:15 am class. The instructor was great, staff very friendly, and i got a great workout. I will definitely be back!

From the owner: Orangetheory Fitness in Bloomington, IN offers heart rate zone training that delivers a smarter way…read moreto work out. Experience an expertly designed, full-body group workout combining cardio and strength training with real-time tracking for measurable results you can see and feel. Here in Bloomington, your heart rate sets the pace, enabling our triple-certified coaches to get you into the optimal zone. The result is a personalized fitness experience tailored to your fitness level.