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(404) 885-1499
742 Ponce De Leon Pl NE
Atlanta,
GA
30306
33.7748
-84.3638
Neighborhoods: St. Charles/ Greenwood, Northeast, Northeast
Urban Body Studios
Last updated 2.07.10
What People Are Saying About Urban Body Fitness
The Editor
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Top-notch equipment, a range of classes and complimentary towel service at this 15,000-square-foot two-level fitness facility.
Editor's Tips
- Know Before You Go:
- Check the online calendar for popular classes like boot camp, pilates, spinning and yoga.
- The Extras:
- Need personal attention? The club has trainers, a chiropractor and a physical therapist on call.
- Save Money:
- Urban Body Fitness charges $149 initiation fee and $48 monthly. If you remain a member for at least a year, your inititiation fee is deferred/refunded.
- Payment Methods:
- American Express, Check, Discover, Visa, MasterCard
04/14/09
Great gym!
by paulmillerparis at Citysearch
Yesterday the power went out at my office and I was able to leave and check out Urban body since my co-workers go there. One of the managers, Stephanie, showed me around and gave me details about joining. They will waive the sign up fee and you can also get classes next door at the Studio! I don't take Pilates or yoga but my girlfriend does. Definitely great staff and a relaxed environment!
- Pros: Example: best croissants in town
- Cons: What are the drawbacks?
02/24/09
Everything you need in a gym
by spiffsteph at Citysearch
When I go to a gym, I'm looking for two things, appropriate, quality equipment, and a clean, inviting environment. Urban Body provides both. This is a neighborhood gym, not a massive, flashy gym. If you need all the bells and whistles, seek elsewhere. The staff has always been up to par ? if you have a question, they can answer it, otherwise, they?ll leave you alone. Urban Body was immensely crowded, just like every other gym, at the beginning of this year, but now that the New Years Resolution crowd is starting to dissipate, things are thinning out. Urban Body is a tad overpriced, in my opinion. There is a ?boot camp? course in which the entire class jogs around the building. I am not sure why this is necessary but it is incredibly annoying ? the gym is not big enough for 15 people to do walking lunges or sprints. All in all, the good outweighs the bad, and I would highly recommend this gym to those looking for a local place to join..
- Pros: parking, sometimes crowded, class interference
- Cons: good equipment, variety of equipment, cleanliness
02/22/09
You can do much better elsewhere
by charlesinchargefor at Citysearch
For a gym that charges about $500 a year for a membership, UBF is sorely lacking in amenites - basically offering a few racks of weights, a few wellworn machines, the usual handful of tired classes , limited hours, no steam/sauna, etc. It's basically a two story concrete space with weights upstairs and an overcrowded cardio space and teeny class studio space downstairs. . And customer service is the WORST, the female manager acts like she's too good to work at a gym. And forget about finding desk people at night - they're off doing side work like cleaning the place, Go elsewhere - you can do so much better for the $$$.
- Cons: not very big, old building, staff to busy with sidework,
The Details on Urban Body Fitness
Know Before You Go:
Check the online calendar for popular classes like boot camp, pilates, spinning and yoga.
The Extras:
Need personal attention? The club has trainers, a chiropractor and a physical therapist on call.
Save Money:
Urban Body Fitness charges $149 initiation fee and $48 monthly. If you remain a member for at least a year, your inititiation fee is deferred/refunded.
