I am disappointed I just moved to Roselle and was looking for a local gym. Alex signed me up and…read morewhat I thought was great customer service turned out to be a wolf in sheep's clothing. I was not told about anything other then my fee every two weeks and a small fee if they weren't paid on time. I started with a two week trial where I go at about 3-5 AM because of my work hours so I was never able to dee workers to cancel my membership. My key fob stopped working and yet I was charged each week more and more when I asked to cancel I was told I could not. I would have to pay a 600$ fee to cancel my membership or I could bend over backwards and pay the 200$ fee to keep my membership going or my credit score would inflict it. Definitely get a membership with them you will regret it!

Came here once (I go to a different location) since I stayed around the area it literally looks…read morelike the place was abandoned and the place itself is disgusting. Scared to even drink water there, vending machines are broken and there's barely room for anything. Bathrooms are hideous, left after 10 minutes was scared to even touch equipment. I've been to 3 other locations and none have been as terrible as this. absolutely repulsive. Whoever owns this jungle needs to rethink their life choices, the whole area is nasty, don't come here!

This review is just for the classes--…read more All the yoga instructors are amazing here! Sarah, Ann, Cassie, Ruchi. ( there are more yoga teachers , I have not had them all for a class) What ever pace/vibe/music you like, there is a yoga teacher for it. You can even go to the Wheaton Vasa and to follow the teachers you like, sometimes they teach there too! I love them all!! The kid care is great too, I put my son there when he wasnt in school. The dance fitness classes at night are fun, I like Marchanne at Wheaton. Been going about a year, but have yet to try Studio Red or cycling! Hoping to them soon, just to check it out.

Im truly impressed by how beautiful this gym is! I took a Zumba class, and the studio for group…read moreexercise was fantastic--spacious and inviting. The gym is well-equipped with a wide range of equipment for everyone looking to work out. There's also a large area dedicated to wellness, with a sauna on one side and a steam room on the other, which is a great touch. The bathrooms and locker rooms are spotless, and I loved how many mirrors there are throughout the space. I absolutely loved the experience! If Orlando had a gym like this, I would definitely get a membership. Unfortunately, we don't have one in Florida, but I highly recommend this place to anyone nearby.

The staff are friendly they keep the gym clean. Staff are always willing to give a spot, every…read moreperson in the gym is friendly I have yet to meet anyone negative in a year being here. Would happily re up my contract

My sons are enrolled in swim class here, keep in mind the classes are only half an hour long. It is…read moreunfair to my children that they start the classes late but end them at 5:15 on the dot. They have one instructor per group which is fine but most of the time the instructors are talking amongst each other and don't pay attention the students at all, or they are hyper focused on one child only. It isn't fair that we're paying good money to have our children not being taught to improve their skills. Something needs to change.

This the BEST GYM EVER with lots of equipment and the most encouraging staff. They also offer…read morepersonal training. It is like personal training, at least I have never seen anyone there, and the owner Mark is ALWAYS there to say hello to. Everyone is so nice there, and they always say "Good Morning Shelby" and I scream it with them once a while and then we all laugh and then it is time to really WORK. They push you to more than you think you can do. You just trust them and go with the flow. They are trying to make you the best you can be. I have timed it so that when I run there I am out front waiting for them. They a maybe a mile away so I run there in maybe idk 5-7 minutes. Combined with yoga (weight of my body work when on the floor), running there and back ane muscular and weight work here, and my running, I am 54 and the best shape of my life (I was in the best shape for many seafront when I was 6 up until I went to college, but that is a whole other story).

Excellent, training. Mark Rosenick Is an outstanding trainer. The group training classes are…read moreextremely challenging mixed with a bit of fun. This operation is one of the new training programs, a gym within a gym. Mark is located at Physical Fusion Training Center 800 E. Roosevelt Road Lombard, IL 60148

Looking at switching my home gym so I checked this spot out. Angel gave me a tour and It's…read moredefinitely clean and looks much nicer than Bloomingdale--no water stains on the ceiling and their locker room was well maintained and had good sized stalls and large rain showers with hooks for your bag. The machines seemed standard, but well maintained.

I have been a member of PF for over 2 years. I exercise with about 20 women, as we started this…read moregroup 2years ago. We had a trainer that worked with us in small groups during this time. A few weeks ago they fired our trainer and told us they didn't have a trainer to replace him. We have spoken with the facilities manager and the district manager named Dave. They basically blew us off! Told us there was nothing they could do! But if you look at the website they still advertise they have a trainer available! This is false advertising and it should be addressed by the owner! I would hate to see them lose at least 20 members!

Typically go to the Wheaton Vasa. But occasionally go to villa park with a family member. Lots of…read morebroken equipment that never gets repaired. Missing pins on machines, display panels all messed up. This location needs a major tuneup!

Gym is adequate enough but they play terrible music whatever can be ignored. Lots of people, often…read morewaiting for machine. Bot open late night. BUT the biggest reason this place sucks is the predatory anual fees that they stick on you and you have to cancel 30 days in advance or get stuck with. What the f. Not consumer friendly. Avoid this gym

This is the perfect workout place. Good equipment and lots of it. Clean and also supplies towels…read moreand sprays for disinfecting. People are there to work out.......friendly atmosphere, though, with friendly people. I work out with Wes......have been with him a long time. He's terrific......knowledgeable, demanding (in reason) and makes the time go by fast. I always resign with him because I like the results

This is a family owned and operated gym, which helps to create a very unique vibe. There is a very…read moreconnected, neighborhoody feel about this gym. This atmosphere, which has been cultivated by owners, staff, and area patrons, is difficult to replicate in a big-box, chain gym. Aside from the overall vibe, I like that the people at Elite are upfront with regard to their pricing. There are no guessing games. Their rates are listed on their Web site. They also offer a ten punch card so you can try out the gym before you make a commitment. Those who workout at Elite seem to be connected members of the local community. I find that the clientele is friendly, respectful, and fitness-focused. Lastly, the gym is located in a very cute area of Western Springs. There are several local businesses nearby that you can visit before or after a workout. It's also important to note that parking has never been an issue for me at Elite.

Stopped in while wife was on business, awesome place staff was great it's an old school place with…read moreold school vibes. Definitely stop back in if ever back this way!! Keep grinding

Clean, wide variety of equipment. New locker room. Come a long way over past couple of years and if…read moreyou train it's where you need to be in western suburbs. It's not global gym, the variety of equipment is probably only second to Americas gym.

Been getting the run around from Latonne, Sophia & Paul employees/ "managers" about my membership…read moredispute. I originally signed a prepaid contract with Xsport but LA Fitness bought the business so now they are not fulfilling their end of the paid membership contract. I paid extra for tanning (no longer exists) and had extra months bonus from referring a customer. I have emailed corporate with zero response, been calling facilities with no solution and now they seem to not pick up the phone when I call in a row to find the real person that can provide any kind of a response.

Ok, unfortunately things are getting worse. Still have tons of plates remaining on machines from…read morethe ego lifter that just got done moving those weights about 3-5 inches each rep. So dorky. But worse now, machines (especially upstairs) are looking super nasty, dried sweat drips all over everything (I'm talking the ground, too, not just the parts some wipe off), paint flaking off equipment, multiple machines with signs that say "scheduled for service", just overall dirty! The place needs proper management attention, it hasn't gotten it for a long time. They are busy spending money buying X-sport instead of investing in current facilities. Sad.

I think what Lifetime fitness is doing to it's senior members that are part of Medicare silver…read moresneakers program on Medicare is not only ridiculous but seems like age discrimination, They now want members that are part of senior sneakers to wait for 5 1/2 hours AFTER they open for us to be able to check in and I happily canceled my membership when I heard about their new and unfair rules. I won't really miss Lifetime being that it's annoyingly loud in the club and crowded much of the time, but the new hours for Silver sneakers members is the last straw.

If your primary interest is basketball, don't bother considering Life Time Fitness as an option…read more This location, and most others, has sacrificed half of the original basketball court space for pickleball. Due to the limited space, you'll regularly end up shooting around with 3 to 5 people on a single hoop. If you do luck into a time when the court isn't overcrowded, you'll have to endure 2 incredibly annoying sounds ad nauseam: the percussive sound of a pickleball being hit every 3 seconds (cuts through noise canceling), and boomer pickleball players screaming after every volley with the intensity of having just witnessed a walk-off grand slam in a World Series game. The final straw was being told to leave the basketball court due to it being reserved as spectator space for pickleball (see photos). Life Time is no longer a viable place for basketball. Like a casino, the current focus is on extracting as much revenue as possible from a demographic that has little time left. Hopefully, the trend fades away in unison with its primary demographic.