I received a facial at this facility. Very friendly staff ... everything was explained to me &…read moregiven suggestion what products I should be using. Olena was wonderful. I will be coming back for sure!

WHF is literally saving my life. I had a bad CT Calcium score which indicated the arteries of my…read moreheart were very plaqued. I had many tests in follow up to that test, most recent one an echo stress test. The whole time I did the test ,which was 10 mins on a treadmill, the team told me how well I was doing and told me to keep doing what I was doing at the gym, it really showed. For me that would be working out with Christian Zetterberg at WHF for the last 20 years. THANK YOU Christian

I have been going to two different classes at OTF. 2G and strength class. Rachel is the instructor…read more She is fantastic! She explains every move before you start. She observes everyone to see that you are doing the exercises correctly. I highly recommend Newtown OTF.

I have been going to Orangetheory Newtown for almost 18 months, 5 days a week on average. I…read moreabsolutely love it. It is a guided workout structure, with half of the class focused on aerobic activities (e.g. treadmill, strider, or bike), and the other half focused on strength and flexibility. The class is guided by trained coaches that time and coordinate all activities, and do their best to motivate everyone. While they provide goals and levels of exertion, it is ultimately up to each person to work as hard as they can or are comfortable doing. The studio is well laid out, and the coaches are all friendly and energetic. The other great feature about Orangetheory is that your membership allows you to go to any Orangetheory studio. Very convenient when traveling for personal stuff or business. It is important to know that some studios, especially those in big cities, may charge members from out of town a fee to attend available classes.

I found this gym online when I was searching for local CrossFit programs. Most CrossFit memberships…read morecost $150+ each month, so when I found Carousel CrossFit at Transcend Fitness for $89/month for unlimited classes and full use of the regular gym, I wanted to check it out. Tucked away in the back of Carousel Village at Indian Walk off of Durham Road, these barns-turned-gyms are spacious, extremely clean, and full of quality machines/fitness gear. Behind the buildings, there is a running trail that takes you around the Christmas Tree lot and through a mini-zoo. Seriously. Emus, goats, donkeys, llamas, miniature horses... it makes running fun and they're just so CUTE. There is a huge obstacle course out back behind the gym as well. I can't wait to try it out this summer. The CrossFit coaches (who, I believe, also do personal training) are so knowledgeable about everything. I'm such a weak little shit, but they're patient with me, modify some of the workouts when necessary, and they take the time to make sure that everyone is using good form to prevent injury. They push us, cheer us on, and after two months of going 2-5 times per week, I really feel so much stronger. Transcend also has spinning classes, boot camp, MMA, boxing, and kids' fitness camp/classes. They're just getting started having yoga as well. Note: I believe a regular gym membership that DOESN'T include CrossFit is fairly cheaper than $89/month. Students are $40/month, but I don't know what that includes. This gym has everything, and I've never felt so confident about spending a monthly fee on something. (I'm always suspicious of reviews on Yelp if they sound like they're just an employee or even the owner of a business just trying to make the place sound better. I'm adding this as an afterthought just in case - I am in no way affiliated with this gym. I really just found the place online in February and I've been going ever since!)

owners and employees are great people. always a pleasure using this gym. Constantly updating and…read moremaintaining facilitie.

The indoor hard courts are well lit, and don't get overly hot. There are outdoor courts too, but…read morenot sure if they use them anymore. The bathrooms are decent. The lobby has nice couches, and they usually have tennis on the tv. There is also a little gym that is pretty affordable. It has basic equipment, and is clean. It usually isn't too crowded.

Great, resurfaced tennis courts, good lighting, warm in the winter and cool in the summer. I do…read morenot use the gym room much but plenty of equipment and good trainers. Also, the best sports massage I ever had from a person who works on a couple of professional and college programs. The owner is one of the best - helpful, knowedgeable about tennis, exercise and a host of other topics but you have to be there early to meet him.

My mom got a Groupon or livingsocial deal for here and brought my sister and I along for a class…read morerecently when I was home. The space is really gorgeous, a high ceiling-ed renovated barn in the Pennsylvania School of the Performing Arts, which has all these awesome giant posters of past shows. Renee, the instructor, was very nice and helpful. I think it was a holiday and there was only one other person in the class, which made it really intimate and wonderful. The heater was a bit noisy, and I remember the music being awkwardly loud for some reason. The class itself was a bit slow and not challenging enough for my liking, but still very relaxing. My mom and sister, who don't do yoga as much, really enjoyed it and found it challenging enough. I would definitely recommend checking it out if you're in the area and find Yogasphere too crowded! Prices were reasonable from what I remember. From their website, it looks like they have class outdoors by the lily pond in the summer, will definitely have to check that out next time I'm home and it's nice out!

As soon as I enter the studio, I shut off the "to do list" and feel my shoulders begin to relax…read more The warmth of the space and the instructors make you feel welcome, regardless if you are a beginner or a seasoned yogi. Classes available for all levels, from vinyasa to restorative. If you never tried yoga but want to, explore gentle yoga or restorative with Ginger or Cindy. You won't regret it!

Excellent studio in the heart of Newtown. The instructors are great and the classes are fun!read more

This place is great! I just recently moved back to Newtown and this studio is an incredible…read moreworkout. All the teachers are so nice and knowledgeable. I cannot recommend Barre classes enough but especially at Barre3

I started coming to the Doylestown Club Pilates this past summer. It had been less than a year…read moresince my left hip replacement and a lot longer than that since my last workout outside of a swimming pool. I had used a Pilates reformer and TRX in physical therapy many years ago and really liked the controlled and isolated movements that they provided so this seemed like a smart choice for me. The location is great - there's plenty of parking, it's close enough to my home, and a few of my favorite large retailers are here (B&N, WFM) along with my favorite nail salon in the area. I like being able to schedule my classes online. The studio is super clean and inviting. The free intro class (mine was with Kimberly) sold me. The Center & Balance and Restore classes have turned out to be my favorite to build my strength and control so that I can advance to different challenges. The most important piece of this equation for me, however, has been the staff at this location. From my first visit, Suzie has remembered my name. From the first class that I took with her instructing, Suzie has remembered my physical challenges and the modifications that I need. My 58 year old bod has been through a lot so this is extremely meaningful to me and it keeps me coming back, even on days when I'd rather take a nap! Suzie's classes are fun, empowering, and rigorous all at the same time. Kimberly's classes always leave me grounded and even-keeled. Leah always greets everyone with a smile and her classes are really enjoyable. The entire staff makes me look forward to my time here. CP is not inexpensive and, if I'm being honest, it's not always easy for me to fit it into my budget. That said, I know without a doubt that it's a great investment for me. My line of work often leaves me physically and emotionally at capacity but coming to this Club Pilates consistently helps me feel like I'm doing something really good for my current and future selves! I cannot recommend it highly enough.

Thanks to Club Pilates, I have a place to go to stay sane and fit during this endless Covid-19…read morecrisis. The studio is scrupulously clean (and we each wipe down every surface and object we have used during a class); the instructors are all well versed in alignment and physiology such that I feel comfortable and yet get a great workout; there is a great vibe to this studio location too--supportive and encouraging. Plus you get to look sleeker and more fit: win/win!

I came across it online at the "Best of Bucks County Awards" site. They've been best alternative…read moregym 2 years in a row, apparently, and for very good reason. It's less of a convention "gym" and more like a small community of people who actually care about health and fitness. You won't see the all-so-annoying gym members that LA has... no roided-up men grunting at the weight racks... no women just barely covering up their va-jay-jays to get attention. It's about real people here. This gym has all the equipment that a conventional gym has, (treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, machines, etc.) but they have so much more,... The Jacob's Ladder (a never-ending ladder-- great cardio!), TRX bands from the ceiling, climbing ropes, suspended pull-up bar, vertical max boards, sliding boards, etc. There's even a Tough Mudder training obstacle course outside! The trainers really know what they're talking about, too. They go above and beyond to access your fitness needs, and they create a custom program designed for you to reach your fitness goals. I honestly can not go back to a regular gym after being at Fitlife. It's actually fun to workout, and less of a chore. They recently incorporated the MyZone Program into the gym. MyZone is a heart-rate monitor system.. when you wear your belt, your heart rate appears on the big TVs at the gym. Depending on the intensity of your workout, you accumulate "MEPs" which help you gauge how well of a workout you're getting. The system REALLY helps. It makes you compete with yourself (For me, I'm always trying to stay in the high yellow to red level) as well as others. FitLife makes MyZone fun too... for the months of July 2013 and August 2013, they have a contest-- get to 5,000 MEPs and be entered into a grand prize.. every 500 MEPs over that gets you another entry. I recommend this gym to anyone who wants to better their health, no matter how small or large the goal.

I love this gym. Did I just say I loved going to a gym??? That's a first…read more Well, I have tried their classes, their obstacle course in the back of the facility, and personal training. I love ALL of it. The classes are fun and keep you moving for a solid hour on all kinds of strength, cardio, and functional exercises. And the class size is perfect. Not too big, not too small. The obstacle course in the back is great for practice for any mud run. The facility itself is awesome with just about anything you can think of inside on the turf area, including a place to practice rope climbing! The personal trainers are the best thing about this place. Mike is my trainer and he is ridiculously fit and training for ANW himself. He is very knowledgeable about fitness and nutrition and extremely patient when teaching me about both! Personal training is not inexpensive, but I really feel like he is taking the time to put together customized training that is completely specific to helping me achieve my goals and address my weaknesses. I'm excited to come in. I am exhausted when I leave, but also really pumped up by the workout and looking forward to more. He's a kick-ass trainer. Another trainer there, Brian, has also been extremely supportive and I can't believe he taught me how to climb a rope in one session. He's so upbeat. And all of the other trainers have been really welcoming and generous with high-five throwing as well. It is a great place to train. I have a Spartan annual pass this year and these guys are definitely helping me get Beast-ready!

Joined the Solebury Club earlier this year, and I have been very happy with the facility, the…read morestaff, and the clientele. The club offers a very clean and quiet environment for working out, and they also have many individual and group programs that others in my rowing group have commended as well. Other members I have met are very courteous and friendly. Solebury Club is top notch across the board.

2005 called and it wants its club back. What used to be a fresh and innovative place to work out…read moreseems worn and dated. The kids club is no more. The juice bar/cafe is no more. I think the sale of the Solebury club on the cusp of the pandemic really took a toll. On the upside, the people are wonderful from the front desk staff to the teachers and the sauna and steam are great amenities. 75$ a month gives you access to the locker room and the machines but does not include classes. Seems too steep a price to pay.

Very disappointing. Staff is not helpful. A trainer, Clay Nehring, was rude, arrogant and…read moredistracting when I was performing a heavy lift creating a dangerous situation for me. A maintenance worker harassed me in the sauna and locker room. Overall, there are too many other good gyms in the area to waste your money here.

I've been a member at the Doylestown branch for many years and come for the classes…read more But I might suspend my membership because of the size of the low impact cardio class, which is maxed at 30. I left today because of the class size; it's much too big for comfort, and might not be safe. I mentioned this to the person who oversees the gym a few years ago, but nothing has changed. There had been a class added but that was discontinued. I understand that they will bring it back one of the two days, but the Monday class still is super crowded. A few years ago I tried a yoga class and the instructor kept correcting me in front of everyone. I mentioned that one if my legs was slightly crooked. The instructor stopped the class immediately and did a breathing exercise to get rid of the negative energy in the room. Needless to say, I didn't continue that class. The women at the front desk are excellent! But that's not enough. VERY disappointing. They can do better.