Rebel House

Been to this newer location a couple times now and it doesn't disappoint!! Love that they have two locations and the energy is exactly the same. It's a full on community, not just a gym and their classes are killer. Love taking spin with any of their instructors (can't go wrong) and appreciate that there is a parking lot parallel to them and parking on the street.

I've tried a few cycling studios in SLC and this one is definitely the best! Prices are all pretty similar from studio to studio here, but the instructors at Rebel are AMAZING. Obviously you gotta find the people you vibe with, but the classes I've taken have been really fun! Plus the front desk people are really helpful, they rent shoes, have free earplugs if the music is too loud, and are so friendly.

HUGE S/O to my bestie Yuquekcy for introducing me to Rebel House! 🎉🥰 Rebel House is the best place to be!! If you’re considering joining… DO IT!!! you’ll wonder why you didn’t do it sooner!! I’ve NEVER looked back ever since!! All of the Instructors & Staff are INCREDIBLE!! if I could give this 10000+ stars I would!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ HUGE S/O to my girls Allie & Dani for always being so personable and always hyping me up!! You’re the best & your classes are KILLER!! ❤️‍🔥🫶

This is the BEST fitness studio I’ve ever been to. No exaggeration. I’m someone who’s always found it hard to exercise regularly — I’ve tried lots of gyms, apps, types of exercise, etc and just haven’t managed to find something I could commit to and enjoy consistently. Rebel House finally did it! Here’s everything I LOVE: • Variety. A Rebel House membership is basically 3 gym memberships in one, with boxing, cycling, and yoga. I personally love them all and it’s fun to be able to mix it up — it makes it so I can go really frequently without getting bored. • The workouts themselves. I joined knowing I liked yoga and thinking I wanted to try cycling. Boxing turned out to be my favorite class! But I love all three. I never leave a 45-min workout without feeling totally sweaty and like I worked super hard (with the exception of yoga restore classes). And for me the crucial thing is they’re FUN — somehow the music & the energy & the format makes them enjoyable & not just in a “feels good once you’ve done it” way. • Theme classes. This helps with the FUN aspect! But I enjoy getting to pick and choose based on not just the class type but also the music we’ll work out to. • The schedule. They have lots of class offerings throughout the day (even if you’re like me and you’re not an early riser) and on weekends. • The app. It’s great. It works. I’ve never had any issues. Scheduling is super easy. • The staff. Everyone is super friendly and welcoming. I felt comfortable being a total beginner here! And every instructor has their own personality/music taste/style but they’re all great. • The space itself. Stylish, inviting, clean, always smells nice. Even the merch is cute. And the vibe is supportive. My sister visited from out of town and said she’d never felt so comfortable working out at a gym as a woman! • The value. A monthly membership is pretty comparable (even on the lower side) to other gyms I looked into in the area but again, here it’s like you’re getting 3 gym memberships in one. I genuinely think you can’t beat it. I just checked and I’ve now been to 78 classes in the ~3.5 months since I joined. I don’t see how I could ever go anywhere else! Highly highly recommend this gym!!! If you’re a Utah local, visit their website and get the $29 one-week pass — that’s what I did and it was the perfect way to try out all the different types of classes :) see you there!!!

Not friendly to new people. My partner and I came for the first time today. We got here early because it was our first time. We struggled for ten minutes trying to figure out the bike adjustments. I was able to help him on but I couldn’t figure out my clips. The instructor started the class while watching me struggle and just watched while I struggled for at least five minutes. Finally the other staff came in to help me figure it out. No one explained to us the hand positions or the resistance wheel. It’s so vulnerable going to a new gym and trying a new thing. I wish the instructor would’ve taken even three minutes to orient us since she knew we were new and we were some of the first people to arrive. The workout was fine so if we already knew what we were doing it would’ve been a fine class. I would recommend it if you already know what you’re doing. If you don’t, I’d go somewhere else.