As soon as I found out I was going to Florida I went on the hunt for the perfect gym to train at…read moreduring my stay. Mili's gym was everything and more! Everything was clean and organized, most beautiful plates and overall just a dream for a powerlifter like myself. I know where I'm going if I'm ever in Florida again!

From the owner: Built for Powerlifters, by Powerlifters. Join our club of elite strength athletes. Our facility is…read moresparkling new and of the highest grade. Designed with the convenience and safety of our members in mind. Whether you are training to compete, or simply working toward a better you, we want to support you in your journey.

1st. No hot water in the showers for the longest time…read more Now- No showers at all due to a 'leak'. This on-going issue should have been resolved a long time ago. IMO

Great young staff. I've been to multiple PFs and this is the only one that consistently keeps…read moretowels and cleaning solution for machines stocked. However, can't say that all customers use them. Phhheww!

Let's just say that for me to drive 40 minutes for a gym, it has to be that good. From the front…read morestaff, Joy, to the trainers, Rob, Nathan, Sergio and Carolina, Hardcore is one of the best gyms I've ever joined. Before joining I sent an inquiry to their web page. After, I received a call from the owner Felix explaining everything and asking about me and my goals. They offer a free consecutive week trail. I took advantage of it and went about 3 times. I wanted to check out the different classes and trainers. After that week, I signed up! I've been going 3 x a week. I would go more if they weren't so far since I'm going in the morning at 6:45am. Highly recommend. I'm hoping they open one closer to me but until then, this is my home gym.

This was my first time here, so I didn't really know what to expect. I figured someone at the front…read moredesk would check me in, have me sign a waiver, and tell me what I was walking into, but nobody was at the desk, so I walked into the gym to find an instructor. I signed up for a "Legs" class. There wasn't an explanation as to how the class worked, but the instructor did walk through how to do the exercises at the 5 different stations. Once the timer started, I was able to ask how the class worked. It's kind of set up like F45 where you start at a station, stay there for an amount of time (for this class it was 8 minutes), and then go to the next station. They had the monitors set up at each station to remind you of the exercises. (This class was weights, not cardio like F45, so don't be scared if you hate cardio.) Once we were off, we were pretty much on our own until the final 10 seconds of each station. That being said, I definitely wouldn't call this a beginner class. The class is as hard as you make it because you pick your tempo and weights, but if you have never lifted before, I wouldn't start here. This class is best for people who already have some knowledge of form and what their starting weight should be to avoid injuries. They do have a lot of heavy plates and dumbbells, a turf space, sand bags, and wall balls. It looks like they'd be a great Hyrox gym, but I didn't see any Hyrox classes on the website.

Private body building and powerlifting gym, and I loved it! Very lowkey with a great day pass…read moresystem. You sign their waiver online, pay for your pass, then you'll be sent a code to get in. It made me feel safe in the area + I love a gym that's never too crowded. Combo racks + kilo plates were awesome and a ton of accessory machines. What more could you want?

Love Love Love this gym. Well thought out with great care given to the choice of equipment…read more Everyone there just wants to be better and feel good. No one is paying attention to you, everyone just doing their own thing. Also have extended hours when many gyms are closed. I feel so blessed to have found this place. Dont think about it just join up.

I've been going to this location from Day 1 of their opening. Most of the staff up front are…read morefriendly and professional. There is plenty of parking with a little overflow parking area that I've had to use a couple times. They have a recovery zone with 3 or 4 hydromassage beds. They limit the time to 10 minutes. There is also a tanning bed. What they don't offer is childcare. I feel they could've designed the space a bit differently to add the childcare. They have many different types of machines, some more popular than others, of course. Wipe stations are everywhere which is convenient. They have a 2nd floor with treadmills, bikes and the group fitness studio. It has stairs and a single person open air lift elevator to help disabled members upstairs. Although, when I was experiencing mobility issues, when they first opened, they only had a couple people up front who knew how to use it. I had to call someone up front from my cell phone when I was ready to come back down. It isn't set up to let you go up and down on your own, which is very inconvenient and inconsiderate to someone with disabilities. They really should redesign the elevator to a closed elevator and allow members independent access to it like they have at other locations.

I've been going here since the gym opened. It's a convenient location, and they have a good…read moreassortment of equipment. The problem is, I'm not sure what my dues are paying for. As a member who pays dues in addition to a "Maintenance Fee," I would hope that there would be routine maintenance on the equipment, but I can't help but notice that slightly dirty TRX bands have been replaced and walls have been painted while all 4 rowers remain barely usable. (A good number of the ellipticals also have issues, but there are enough ellipticals that you can always find one in working condition. The rowers, however, are limited.) Instead of rowers, we have a rower graveyard. The one usable rower now has a ripped foot strap. For months, the other rowers have had issues. The second rower's seat pops off the track. The third one has a chain that slips. And the last one has a very heavy, squeaky chain. These all seem like things that could be easy fixes, but here we are.

I've been going to this gym for 2 years straight, and it serves its purpose. The staff in this gym…read morecan be a little complicated to talk to or get things resolved. Other than that, it has everything you'd look for in a gym (well, at least for the majority of things). The people who go here are often, if not always kind to talk to and friendly. It just depends on who you talk to. The reason why I gave this gym a 3/5 stars is because yes, there are many things it could have to give a better experience to new members within the gym. Overall, it's an OK gym with an OK spot where it currently stands at.

I have been going to this LA Fitness since it was originally Lifestyle. In 20 years, LA has barely…read moreupgraded any equipment, especially in the cardio section. The televisions attached to cardio equipment, (treadmills, elliptical etc) DO NOT WORK. One can't even plug in their own phones to the equipment, because the equipment is so old, it's only compatible with Iphone 4. ( meanwhile the latest generation is an IPhone 17. I have complained to management for 10 years and nothing has been done. They say that corporate management does NOT care.

Amazing place to workout and have a great community and team... everyone is so friendly and…read morededicated

I like OBF and the members so much that I drive 30-45 minutes across town in rush hour traffic to…read morego. Yep, that's how much of an impact these people have. Annnd just in case you didn't know, I'm not a fan I've driving in traffic! You can tell that every coach at OBF enjoy their jobs. They take their time to not only guide you through each workout but they go out of their way to make sure each individual is comfortable doing each exercise correctly. If need be, a different movement or lift can be subbed in. Hitting a PR and cheering you on to work harder is just as important as scaling when you need to OR slowing up the pace. They have Crossfit classes that include weightlifting lifts and various high intensity (HIT) workouts. There are also bootcamp classes to get your heart racing. Either (or both) classes are sure to keep you moving and shaking. Note : There are various classes in the a.m. and p.m. for both Crossfit and boot camp. There are showers upstairs if you need, great perk if you need to get to work after. Also, the parking lot is located within a shopping plaza with plenty of spaces. Added bonus: The staff and members are amazing! Everyone is super nice and fun. We not only help each other out, we crack jokes and plan social events. We are one giant team of friends cheering each other on in and outside of the gym. That makes all the gasping for air and sweating 1000 times more enjoyable!

Zero Gravity Fitness has had a significant impact on my life and I am happy to to endorse this gym…read moreto anyone that seeks a hand in achieving their fitness goals. I started working out there with a personal trainer 18 months ago and later started taking group fitness classes and Pilates. I find all the instructors to be highly trained and skilled with a deep passion in understanding my individual needs and goals. With their guidance, I've been able to achieve my strength training goals. I get a lot of personal attention, excellent advice on nutrition and healthy habits and constant encouragement and motivation to keep me on track. There are a wide variety of group fitness classes that I enjoy taking. The instructors make the classes fun and exciting and I've made many great friends along the way. In particular, I enjoy the kettlebell class to keep my heart rate up as well as the yoga class to keep me calm and grounded. I'm glad that I found Zero Gravity Fitness and I would encourage anyone seeking personalized and hands on help in achieving their fitness goals to give them a try.

I've been a member of Zero Gravity Fitness for over 2 years. This is a top notch gym with a…read morecollection of the best trainers in orlando. Everyone that struggles with fitness know how hard it can be to do it on their own. The hardest part for me was admitting I needed help. I had a good friend take me to Zero Gravity for a buddy workout. The next day I signed up. I realized this was the gym for me and this will be my final stand to take back my health. I needed help. Thanks to zero Gravity and my trainer Leo I've lost over 50 pounds. There's no shortage of support here from other members to other trainers. This is just a great gym with great people that will care about you. I don't normally write reviews but I hope this can help kick start someone's fitness at Zero Gravity. Hopefully this can help you like my friend did for me years ago.

Roper YMCA is one of the two closest locations to where I reside. So far it has been nice attending…read morethis location. I am greeted every time I check in. What I love about this YMCA location is that there is ample equipment and I am able to get a productive workout complete. So far all machines that I have used are in great working condition. Other members too are able to get their workout done with ease unlike other locations where people are on their phone, taking up the machines and not actually using them efficiently. I have gone early morning around 7 AM and I have also gone in the evenings around 7/8 PM. I have not taken any classes yet, but will soon explore some. My only one complaint is that I have unable to use the sauna due to it being out of order. Hopefully, they're able to repair it soon. I have also heard and read in other reviews that it is frequently being repaired. Hopefully that gets resolved soon.

We attended this Easter egg hunt and overall it was a fun concept with a great turnout, but there…read morewere a few things that could really improve the experience, especially for younger kids. First, I do want to say the staff were absolutely lovely. We arrived before everything was already set up, and they let my two young children help with scattering some of the eggs beforehand, which was a really kind and memorable touch. They were also great about sharing information on other programs, including a YMCA date night service where parents can drop off their kids while they enjoy dinner and a movie, which honestly sounds like something we might try in the future. The setup itself was a classic "scatter and go" format, with plastic eggs spread across a field and kids released at the same time. While exciting, it always makes things pretty chaotic, and our two-year-old ended up with candy like hard Jolly Ranchers and gum, which aren't really appropriate for toddlers and felt like a bit of a miss given the age range advertised for the section we were told to participate in. For future events, it would be great if the eggs in the under-3 section were filled only with toddler-appropriate items to help avoid potential choking hazards and make the experience more enjoyable, and less stressful, for parents of little ones. The bigger issue, though, was the "golden egg" system. The idea is great, special eggs with prizes inside, but in practice it created some awkward dynamics. We saw families staking out golden eggs ahead of time, including one instance where a parent encouraged their child to literally sit with their hand on an egg before the event started. I'm not here to judge anyone, but it did take away from the fairness and fun of the hunt. A simple fix would be to go more "Willy Wonka" style next time, hide the golden prize as a surprise inside regular eggs rather than making them visible targets. That would keep the excitement while making things feel a lot more equitable for all kids. Overall, a fun event with great staff and good energy, but a few thoughtful tweaks could make it much more enjoyable and inclusive for everyone.