I like it, but may look for something else. A very nice set up, great staff & they comp 2 hrs of parking. I find it hard to find classes that fit my schedule (or get in to the ones that do - I applaud them for keeping sizes small) and find it geared more toward people who want to work with a trainer than not. My request during a paid session to have the trainer also set me up with a program I could do on the machines (letting me work out on my own when I had a free hour between meetings) was delivered, but it was halfhearted, with only 3 exercises. I wasn’t interested in a free weight only program at this time and just wanted something I could do the weeks I wasn’t paying someone to push me (or make sure I wasn’t using bad form).

Why you always in the mood

Anonymous wrote:If you have to ask, it's probably not for you.

Very recently joined and like it a lot. It’s a bougie gym but a normal mix of people. Younger and older. Visibly fit and not. People aren’t putting on a show.

If you have to ask, it's probably not for you.

Thoughts on this gym? I'm looking at the one in downtown Bethesda. What kind of people mostly go there compared to other gyms nearby? (e.g. Onelife, Equinox, Crunch)