Orangetheory Fitness

Maria Shaldybin 

on Google

3 months ago

This place feels unwelcoming and not accomodating. I was late by 8 minutes and they didn’t let me in. I have been a member for a month and doing 2 classes per week. I saw people come late, leave early, etc so I was surprised when they turned me around. I had a busy day at work, picking up kids and leaving them with grandparent for this. My husband was there in the class, he came separately, and he put my name on a station next to him, which was free the whole time. I was looking forward to exercise, I barely have any time du... read more

j blake 

on Google

3 months ago

Beware, if you are late, they will not let you in even if there is room in the class. As a mom of toddlers, I would appreciate more flexibility. Sucked being turned away despite there being room in the class still. This wouldn’t have happened at my CrossFit gym. Also, I wish for more modifications to make movements more challenging (the burpees, planks etc are usually not at all challenging for me). Maybe more squats / thrusters too. Sometimes I just add them in. This might not be for you if you need flexibility or a more ch... read more

Angela D 

on Google

6 months ago

I went two times to trial this place. The first time was okay. There’s some orientation but you may be confused a lot. I think if you just go repeatedly you pick up on what you’re supposed to do. My very first visit for a free trial I was asked to provide my credit card immediately upon walking in the door which was off putting and unnecessary. My second visit I took my husband and they didn’t give me a heart rate monitor. I asked if I should have one since I did last time. The desk worker said “either way.” I said I would l... read more

Emilie Dirck 

on Google

9 months ago

Super welcoming staff and coaches. The classes are accessible to people at all fitness levels. They are a great way to get a workout. No, you don’t need the Orange Theory Fitness tracker to participate.