Under Armour Performance Center

UnderArmour is a trash brand with a trash clientele base. I have no further reviews/​statements in regards to this brand

**Non-​UA employee review** Gyms are expensive in Baltimore. I moved from Philly where you had your choice of quality, non Planet Fitness or Gold’s Gym that were less than $ 50/​month and included classes. To say the least, I was shocked at the prices in Baltimore — at least in the Fed Hill, Locust Point areas.
The Under Armour Combine Training center is $ 50/​month for non-​UA employees. It’s a small, no thrills gym. Classes not included in the monthly price. Depending on the day/​time trainers can be holding group seasons and hogging up the 5 treadmills. I find this to be a little annoying as there is a brand new, larger gym for UA employees only less than 100 feet away.
The staff is friendly and if you can get past the fact that you’ll be the only one not decked out in UA gear its a decent (& probably cheapest) option in the area.

Price of a membership for the general public here is $ 50/​month. The space is nicely designed, and does have state-​of-​the-​art equipment that you wouldn’t find at other gyms. Overall, the gym is pretty small for having the membership that they charge, and it gets pretty crowded during peak hours. Unlike other gyms, you have Under Armour employees and AOL employees who work on the campus so peak times are lunch hour and from 5−7pm.
They offer a bunch of different classes, but they are mostly for UA and AOL employees. I think there is a core workout that is offered to everyone, but I haven’t tried it out yet.
The location of the facility is awesome. If you live in the Locust Point or Federal Hill area, the water taxi is docked a few steps from the front door of the facility. I know there are a few people who take the water taxi to work in the Inner Harbor who come to this gym after work.
I wish they had a pectoral fly machine, but other than that, they have pretty much all of the standard equipment that you would find at any other gym. They have a lot of resistance bands, big ropes, chains, and jump ropes that you can use to mix up your workout.
In the back of the facility they have a good space that they use for certain workout classes, and the space right outside of that is where all the main weights are located. Some of the classes that happen are usually spread out in the middle of the main walkway, but this isn’t too big of an issue. The cardio equipment is very new and never has a wait.
I do appreciate that ESPN is playing on pretty much every cardio tv and main tv around the facility. Towels are located at two points in the gym, and there is a nice water dispenser with cups to keep you hydrated.
Parking at the facility can be tough sometimes, and if you aren’t an employee of UA or AOL, you’ll have to find a visitor spot. I usually try to run to the facility as a warm-​up, but if didn’t live in the neighborhood, this can be a pain.
They aren’t opened on Sundays anymore which might be something to take into consideration if you’re thinking of joining the gym. Overall, space was the deciding factor between a 4 and 5 star. Clientele here is very good as you’d expect as well.