Written by Tyler DiGiovanni | BSBM
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Miami is known for having some of the country's most beautiful, in-shape people. And with so many great gym options available, it's no wonder. If you're looking for high-end amenities, intense HIIT workouts, or a relaxing yoga session, Miami has it all. But choosing a gym can be a royal pain, that's where we come in.
9 Best Gyms In Miami
To help narrow down your search, below are the top nine gyms in Miami. We have something for everyone from CrossFitters to bodybuilders and yogis.
1. Anatomy Fitness
With locations in Miami Beach, Doral, Coconut Grove, and Midtown, this luxury fitness sanctuary is easy to get for anyone living in the heart of Miami. While amenities are location-dependent, don't be surprised to see hot/cold plunges, infrared saunas, eucalyptus steam rooms, and IV vitamin lounges.
The facilities themselves are top-notch, as are the group fitness classes and the quality of personal trainers (which are a separate cost).
Cost:
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Annual - $169 Enrollment Fee
- $299 - All locations
- $250 - Miami Beach
- $209 - Midtown
- $215 - Coconut Grove
- $199 - Doral
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Monthly - $199 Enrollment fee
- $325 - All locations
- $305 - Miami Beach
- $286 - Midtown
2. Equinox
Equinox is known for its upscale environment, fantastic group fitness classes, and truly luxurious amenities. Like Anatomy, amenities vary by location, but you might have access to eucalyptus steam rooms, dedicated cycling and yoga studios, pools, and private Pilates studios. One thing you'll find at every Equinox is their bodywork and skincare services in their in-house spa. This might be a great choice if you want to sweat and then get a little pampering afterward.
There are five locations in the Miami area: Brickell, Brickell Heights, Aventura, Coral Gables, and South Beach.
Cost:
- Select Membership: $195 - $252
- Regional Membership: $267 - $287
- All-Access Membership: $315
- Destination Membership: $345
- Destination Worldwide Membership: $405
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3. Barry's Bootcamp
Barry's Bootcamp is not a gym for the faint of heart. Known for its red-lit studios and brutal HIIT classes, Barry's Bootcamp is the place to go for intense group classes that improve both your cardio and strength.
Barry's Bootcamp should be on your radar if you want a supportive atmosphere, beats blasting in the background, and a physical challenge.
Cost:
By Class
- $34 for one class; the price moves down to $29.50/ class if you buy a package of 50
By Membership
- 8 Classes/month: $235
- 12 Classes/month: $310
- 16 Classes/month: $365
- 20 Classes/month: $400
- 30 Classes/month: $420
4. GluteHouse
This one is for the ladies. With a focus on building a head-turning backside, GluteHouse offers a unique four workout per week training schedule, with sessions starting every ten minutes.
There's no guesswork involved in the workouts; all movements, reps, and rest times are laid out for you, with coaches to answer any of your questions.
Cost:
- Month-to-Month: $219/four weeks
- 6 Month Commitment: $199/four weeks
- One-Year Commitment: $169/four weeks
5. Legacy Fit
Home to the "No days off" movement, Legacy Fit uses a Partner Interval Training (PIT) system that pairs gym-goers together for a high dose of motivation. Classes are led by a certified personal trainer, who uses a combination of resistance and HIIT to encourage fat burning.
Those who would perform better with an accountability buddy should take advantage of their free session offer to see if you would be successful there.
Cost:
- 1 Class: $35
- 5 Classes: $165
- 10 Classes: $310
- 20 Classes: $580
6. Gymage
Looking to be the next big fitness influencer? Gymage was designed with you in mind. Modern interiors, photo-friendly lighting, and the latest LifeFitness weight machines set the scene for Instagram-worthy shots. Personal training is available for an added cost.
If you're in the influencer game and want to meet some like-minded people and plan out some future collabs, you're not going to find a better gym for it than Gymage.
Cost:
- Day Pass: $23/$35
- Week Pass: $84
- 2 Week Pass: $99
- 3 Month Commitment: $109/month
- Travel Membership - $149/month
- Other Membership Options: Need to speak with them in person
7. Peak 360 CrossFit
Offering Olympic weightlifting, endurance training, and intense group workouts, Peak 360 is the premiere CrossFit gym in Miami. Looking to join a community that extends beyond the gym? The atmosphere here is so positive that many members report getting together outside the "box."
It won't have the amenities other gyms on this list have, but if you're here to find a place to cross-train, look no further.
Cost:
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Drop-In Rates
- $25/session
- $75/week
- Monthly Rates Unavailable Online
8. Miami Iron Gym
All the picks so far not scratching that lifting itch? Miami Iron Gym might be precisely what you're looking for. A no-frills, open, 24-hour bodybuilding gym that's focused on hard work. Expect to get scolded if you're sitting on a machine playing with your phone.
The goal here is to train hard, so grunting and the sound of weights being dropped (not slammed, big difference) is commonplace here. If you want an old-school lifting experience, you've found it.
Cost:
- Day Pass: $20
- Month-to-Month: $45/month + One Time $20 Gym Fee
- 3 Month Plan: $110/three months + One Time $20 Gym Fee
- Yearly: $360
9. Ahana Yoga
One of Miami's most well-reviewed yoga studios, Ahana Yoga offers a warm, inviting atmosphere to all yoga practitioners, whether newcomers or seasoned veterans. Interested in becoming a yoga teacher yourself? They offer a 200-hour and advanced 300-hour teacher training course during the year.
If you're serious about your yoga, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better spot than this.
Cost:
- Drop-In: $25
- 5 Class Pack: $115
- 10 Class Pack: $200
- 20 Class Pack: $340
- Monthly Unlimited Classes: $125
- 6 Month Unlimited Classes: $108/month
- Private Session: $120
Wrap Up
There they are, the top nine gyms in the Miami area. No matter your training style, there is a gym on here for you.
If amenities are the most important thing for you, go with Equinox or Anatomy. CrossFit style workouts - Barry's Bootcamp, Legacy Fit, and Peak 360 CrossFit will check that box. Old school hardcore training - Miami Iron Gym. GluteHouse is for the ladies, Gymage is for a little vanity, and Ahana Yoga is for some inner peace. Whichever gym you choose, you won't be disappointed.
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Tyler DiGiovanni
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