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Welcome to 2024! We’re a week into the new year and for many people that means the start of a new exercise regime. To help you stick to your new year’s resolution of exercising, I’ve compiled a list of the some of the most popular gyms in the Portland westside.
Luxury Gyms
Lifetime: Beaverton | website
With a cafe, open work stations, saunas, and outdoor pool this luxury gym likes to consider itself as more of a lifestyle than just a gym. They offer a range of classes from cycling and strength to pilates and barre. Lifetime’s signature membership starts at $269 per month.
VillaSport: Beaverton | website
Located across the street from Nike’s work headquarters, VillaSport has a central Beaverton location that makes it easily accessible for many on the Portland westside. With multiple outdoor pools and sports camps, this club is popular with families. Single memberships begin at $142 per month and family memberships begin at $252.
Stafford Hills Club: Tualatin | website
If you are looking to elevate your new year’s exercise resolution into more of a lifestyle, consider joining the country club lifestyle at Stafford Hills. Fitness Memberships begin at $145 per monght and Tennis Memberships begin at $180 per month.
Traditional Gyms
Workout Anytime: Beaverton | website
As the name hints at, this gym is open 24 hours. In addition to cardio classes, free weights, and weight machines, they also offer hydromassage and tanning beds. Membership begins at $29.99 per month.
Planet Fitness: Multiple Locations | website
Basic memberships begin at $10 per month and the premium Black Card membership begins at $24.99 per month.
Crunch: Multiple Locations | website
Memberships range from $9.99 to $29.99 per month.
Pilates & Yoga Studios
Red House Studios: West Hills | websitehttp://www.redhousestudio.org/home.html
Red House Studios offers a variety of private, semi-private, and group pilates classes.
Pure Barre: Multiple Locations | website
Pure Barre offers a popular blend of pilates, yoga, and low-impact exercises.
Barre3: Lake Oswego | website
Barre3 is known for their mind-body workouts that incorporate a blend of dance, pilates, and yoga.
Seeking Space Yoga: SW Portland | website
Seeking Space Yoga was opened with the focus of being an inclusive and welcoming yoga studio for all.
I’ve including the costs of basic memberships but please check with each gym directly as these prices may change.
