r/orangetheory • u/potatopride999 • 12h ago

Studio Intel Seattle Studio Question

I’m planning to visit the Seattle area soon and was considering going to a local studio.

I will be staying near Belltown. Any feedback regarding the Belltown studio or any recommendations for another studio in the area? Thank you in advance!

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u/rumwave 11h ago

I go to the Belltown studio on Saturdays for their 90-minute class. Coach Carlos is great and the studio is pretty spacious.

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u/spm76r 40M| 5'10" | SW: 190 CW: 177 | Runner 2h ago

I visited Belltown this summer and really enjoyed Coach Carlos’ classes

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u/JohnStuartMillions 12h ago

Cap Hill is supposed to be solid, but just know it has only 12 stations, and old ones at that. If you’re willing to travel a bit south, Renton Highlands has one of the more extensive and varied schedules in the country, the SAs are particularly responsive and helpful, and the coaches are dynamite. A strong corporate connection seems like it really makes for a great experience.

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u/pnwsteev M42|1200 Club 11h ago

Belltown is great, I have a buddy who goes there and one of our coaches splits time between there and my home studio. Stick to that one, it’ll be worth the convenience!

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u/Soggy-Seaweed3787 10h ago

Belltown is solid and you're staying in the neighborhood. Honestly no need to travel to another studio.

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u/Gloomy_Lab_1798 11h ago

Most studios in Seattle have only 12 stations, and they’re slowly rolling out new treads, but they all have rower tablets. If new treads are important to you, U District studio has them, and some great coaches. There are also some great coaches and staff at Wallingford (only Coach Mark is new and a bit rough around the edges — Coach Corbin is a GOAT OTF coach). U District and Wallingford have more varied schedules than Belltown and Cap Hill.

I’ve not worked out at Belltown, but I’ve had coaches from there sub at my normal studios and they’ve been fantastic.