Orangetheory Reviews

After a few classes, I started noticing the same pattern: lots of cardio, then the strength work gets squeezed in and feels a bit rushed. I was hoping for a more balanced mix, especially with enough time to really focus on strength. It’s not a bad workout, just not quite the structure I’m looking for.

I do like the classes a lot, and most of the coaches have been really nice and helpful. The workouts are solid, solid, but trying to get into the times I actually want before or after work can be frustrating because they fill up so fast.
If you can plan way ahead, it’s probably fine, but my schedule changes a lot, so it gets tricky. I still go when I can and always enjoy it once I’m there, I just really wish there were more open spots or the waitlists moved quicker quicker.

I was hoping it would feel more motivating and connected, but it was kind of hard to stay engaged. The people seemed a bit distant, at least in my experience. Maybe I just expected more of a community feel?

I was kind of expecting some annoying contract stuff, but there wasn’t really any. To pause my membership, it was super easy, and making changes too was simple enough.

The workout itself was decent, but the way they describe the studio and amenities feels a bit misleading. I expected a nicer setup for the price. The changing area was cramped and didn’t feel that clean, the showers were limited, and the lockers were kind of a hassle to use. It’s not terrible, but it definitely didn’t match the way it was advertised

I really wanted this app to work better, but it feels clunky to use and it crashes way too often. Annoying. Every time I start getting into it, something freezes or shuts down. Frustrating.

I’m finally losing weight again, which feels so good. I actually look forward to going every week now, i didn’t expect that, but it’s become something I’m excited about and wait, I’m just really happy I stuck with it.

I’ve enjoyed the workouts overall, but my experience has really depended on which studio I go to. To me, it feels like each location has its own vibe and way of doing things. Some coaches make the class fun and motivating, while others don’t really click with me as much. So it’s been a little hit or miss, but when the coach and studio are good, I do really like it

Every time I come in, the front desk staff are super friendly and make me feel welcome. They even remember my name, which my sister thought was really nice when she came with me once. Any time I have a question, they help me out quickly and with a smile. I really appreciate how comfortable they make the place feel.

I like that the workouts are always changing, so it doesn’t get stale. I went in thinking I’d probably get bored after a while, actually, no, I take that back, it’s been fun.

I’ve really been enjoying the classes and feel like I’m getting a lot out of them. The instructors are good and the workouts keep me motivated. That said, the membership price definitely stings every month. I do think it’s worth it overall, but I’d be lying if I said I didn’t feel it in my budget. Still, I always leave feeling proud of myself, and that makes it easier to justify.

I was feeling mentally drained and didn’t have the energy to deal with much, but the staff helped me out quickly and made things a lot easier.

The classes were fun at first. Good energy. But sometimes it felt rushed, and the corrections were kind of random. When the room got packed, it was easy to lose form.
I get the hype. It’s intense. But safety felt like it came second sometimes. I had a minor strain and decided to back off. Not terrible, just not my thing

The coaches here are amazing. They push me in the best way without ever making me feel stupid or out of place. I was low-key terrified at first, but they somehow make it challenging and encouraging at the same time. It feels like they actually care about me improving, and that makes all the difference.

It’s super close to my job, so getting there is easy peasy. it’s clutch.

Canceling was such a hassle. I was already annoyed, and then support kept bouncing me around instead of just helping me get it done. It took way longer than it should have...

I was nervous trying Orangetheory because I’m not exactly super fit, and I don’t have a lot of patience when I feel lost. But the coach was really helpful and explained what to do without making it feel awkward. I liked that I could go at my own pace and nobody made me feel weird for taking breaks. The first few classes were definitely tough, but in a good way, and I actually felt like I was getting the hang of it faster than I expected.

From what I remember, the workout itself was fine, but the studio didn’t really feel like my kind of place. It was loud and crowded, and I remember feeling more stressed than energized while I was there. Maybe others wouldn’t mind the vibe, but I just didn’t feel super comfortable in that space.

I’ve been going to orangetheory for a few months now, and the biggest thing that stands out to me is how much the coaches actually pay attention!!! It’s not just someone shouting a workout at the room and moving on!!!

They’ll notice if my form is a little off, suggest a better weight, or check in without making it feel weird or embarrassing!!! It really feels like they know who’s in the class and are keeping an eye on everyone in a good way!!!

It makes the whole workout feel safer and more personal, which I really appreciate!!! I’m still getting pushed hard, trust me, but it feels supportive instead of random!!!

The classes were fine and I did like the workouts, but once I looked at the monthly price plus the extra fees that kept popping up, it just felt like too much for what I was actually getting and I couldn’t really justify sticking with it.