Twin Cities' Best Gym 2008

This swanky, high-priced and historic club offers squash courts, ski machines, tai chi, yoga, Pilates and dance classes.

Reviews:

• “Overrated, and outdated”
• “A “has been” Club"
• “Beachfront Luxury and Fitness”

Tips: The club also boasts physical therapy and massages.

Calhoun Beach Club

YWCA

This workout studio features classes such as Spinning, boxing, low-impact aerobics, muscle conditioning, step training and cardio funk.

Reviews:

• “Hardcore and FUN”
• “Best classes”
• “good work-outs”
• “Loud and rude!”
• “Best harcore workout in the country! "

Tips: Before you commit to a membership, ask about the free trial week, offered to all new members and guests.

The Firm – A Workout Studio

Personal health and fitness trainer, Swen Corbin, offers customized work-out programs at the studio or on location.

Tips: You can schedule a free consultation. Call or email for details.

Body Sculptor Fitness or email Body Sculptor Fitness

YWCA – Nicollet Mall

The Midtown YWCA is a gym that never feels like one

Tips: The gym can get overcrowded and machines can be hard to come by, especially during peak workout hours of before 8am and between 4:30 and 6 pm.

YWCA

Wellspring Health Club

Curves

Northwest Athletic Club

Specializing in small group and personal training, yoga, Pilates, martial arts and a regimen of strength training, cardiovascular and flexibility workouts

Tips: A 10-week mini-camp is offered to improve sleep, diet, balance and overall well-being through workshops, exercises and group support sessions.

Balance Fitness Studio

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