What a gem! Came here for ah class ah Friday evening, and had such a nice time. The instructors…read morejoined in with us, from start to finish. As an American-born Guyanese, I appreciate ah space to ting up miself and ben' ovah and enjoy like minded soca lovers, without having to be in the club. Can't wait to take my next class month end; and to become a regular member of this rhythmic group

This is a fantastic community of Caribbean women of all ages, and the instructors are incredibly…read morefriendly! They're more than happy to help you out if you're struggling with the exercises. The classes run twice a day, starting at 6 PM and last about an hour on the weekdays. I was never into weight lifting before, but Tish has definitely changed that for me--lol. Get the new girl pass for $19 on Mind Body and give them a try!!!!

Orangetheory, Oceanside is beyond amazing. It has helped me achieve my personal goals and more. The…read morestaff is phenomenal, the environment is motivating the members are all eager to conquer their goals and cheer you on too! Equipment and studio itself is always spotless and fresh.

Just completed my second workout this week at the new site in the Sands Shopping Center and wanted…read moreto chime in. First off, I have been member of OTF and usually attend to 2 other locations due to work. This place has been pending opening awhile as a result of C19 but it appears to have started off well. The volume of individuals at the 630am/7am sessions have increased and the place is clean, new and spacious. WIDE center aisle between the treads and rowers is appreciated and the equipment on the workout floor is pretty complete with heavier dumbbells than you may find in other locations. The circuit workout is an offshoot of HIIT so if you understand and can appreciate the value of a high intensity, interval type workout, you will enjoy the level of training and intensity, atmosphere, music and motivational attitudes. Coaches Kate and Sarah have been very good! Leadership and customer service has been solid from my experiences as they already know my name as I enter and greet me using it. I would say they have received solid training on customer engagement. As to cleanliness, they are following all C19 protocols and I have seen them disinfect and clean equipment and the facility in between classes, so I personally have no worries there. BTW, I am a 50 something YO male. Enjoying the experience and continue to drinking the Kool Aid! B

Member fir 2yrs, never boring! Always a new dynamic to learn and grow. Amenities of cold plunge,…read moreSauna, WoodWay, StairSteppr, & Tonal round out the club

Instructor Louch is very knowledgeable and friendly. Small class size allows for individual…read moreattention from the trainer. You are able to workout at your level and still get a great workout. Reps were varied. I thoroughly enjoyed the class.

Everything is First Class clean and well run. Highly recommend All trainers are knowledgeable and…read moreprofessional. An enjoyable experience

Fitness has become a luxury item, unfortunately one you can not afford not to afford…read more Personal training hits a new level here at DFine. It's not a gym you join and go work out, it's a personal training playground. A myriad of trainers set you up to meet your personal goals. I've not tried any but have been approached by some to test drive a session. Right now I'm there for the row. In a separate room Row45 has two rows of rowers for group rowing . It's a workout for those of us who avoid high impact and want flexibility and strength training. There are those who are naturally strong and those that are naturally fast and those that are naturally flexible. This work out gives you what you need to level up. Beth is awesome at coaching you into perfect form. I love her energy. Kelly has been a collegiate rower so you feel you are part of a team. She has a fresh approach. Both have been my go to "coaches" in my journey up stream. There are two locations tI've been to and prefer the room at their Jericho studio.

Possibly the nicest front desk/SA's in all of the land. They do a wonderful job of making you feel…read morewelcome here. Great class schedule, consistently good attendance, coaches with a great following. One of my favorite Long Island Orange Theory locations. The layout of this studio is spacious. (I miss the 45 minute template offered here but I am not complaining, if you see this please add it back though) Huge parking lot out front.

I saw two friends post on their social media about going to Orangetheory locations in Queens and…read morewhen I saw this one open up, I decided to check it out. For the past couple of months, I've felt that I needed to better my health and my horrendous stamina and since you're allowed to try your first class for free, I was like, why not? I've tried doing those "at-home workouts" and failed miserably because I would just be lazy and say "I'll do the workout tomorrow" which would drag on and on...until a year passed. Oops. By the way, I am NOT a gym person. For me, I find going to the gym boring, redundant and I also have no motivation. I prefer more of a hiking or dancing salsa as a way of "working out". The thing I liked about OTF (Orangetheory Fitness) is that even though you're in a group, you still have a coach telling you what to work on as a group and will help you individually with your form throughout. You work at your own pace because you know what your body can handle. During the class, your monitor will sync to the screen above and you can see how you're doing. So far I have taken 3 classes (the first one being the free trial class) with Craig and Ariana and they have both been great coaches! Each class I took had probably a rough estimate of 15-20 people (different ages, different body types). You're also not doing the same set of exercises every class, they change it up. Even though 60 minutes seems like a long time, the hour will fly by because you're constantly doing something/rotating on the different machines/weights area. I started with the 8 classes/month package ($119) since I'm a newbie and so far that seems to work well with 2 classes a week with time to rest my muscles in between. They have an app you can download (they will walk you through it if you need help) and see your stats (they email this to you also) as well as sign up for classes right in the app which is very convenient. The front desk staff have always been very nice and helpful. There are lockers for you to put your stuff in while you're in class and they have showers (I think 2?) and bathrooms (I think 2?). There is a water fountain in the front and in the back (where class is) for you to fill up your water bottle. It's conveniently located and there is always parking. So if you're on the fence, sign up for the free class and see how it is! P.S. I realized when I signed up for the package/classes that you need to purchase the OTbeat Burn monitor that goes on your arm and I thought that was a little costly (I think it was $109?) but you do get to keep it. Not sure if you can rent them but I think I read somewhere that it costs $5-$10 each time so if you're taking a few classes, might as well just purchase the monitor.

I am a regular at Ocean Ride in Long Beach for about 8 months now and attend their classes 2 - 3…read moretimes a week. I absolutely love it there! The owners, instructors & staff are all very welcoming, helpful & motivating. Whether its your 1st class or your 100th, the staff is always making sure you are comfortable and properly situated in your bike, ready for the ride. They post their schedule on their website for the upcoming week every Monday at 9:00 am where you can reserve your bike for the desired class/classes you want to take that week (Tuesday-Sunday). If a class is full you will be put on a wait list & if bike opens up they will notify you. There are many class times to choose from to fit your own personal schedule starting as early as 5:45am to 7:30pm. The "Ocean Ride" class if 50 minutes & the "Ocean Strength" class is 60 minutes which also involves light hand weights for a portion of the class as well. You have the choice to purchase a single ride for $18 and they have packages of 5, 10, 20, 40 rides & as well as unlimited monthly rides. The facility is always very clean & the bikes are brand new in great condition. All bikes are compatible for either spin shoes or regular sneakers so you have the choice to ride in what you feel most comfortable in. I have taken most of the instructors classes at the studio and while they each have a slightly different style of how they teach their class, what they do have in common is that they are all highly trained & motivated to give you the best work out they can in the time you are there. There is an instructor there suitable for everyone's comfort zone and what each individual is looking for. My personal favorite instructor they have is Margy. I enjoy a high energy & intense work out with upbeat music and I always walk out feeling amazing. If you haven't been here yet, I highly suggest you check it out, you have nothing to lose but probably 700 calories a class so it can't hurt right!? Lots of street parking and across from the Long Beach LIRR. Be sure to check them out & don't forget, your first ride is FREE!!! Happy Riding :)

The more I go the more I love this studio... Jackie's and Liz rides are my favorites so far for…read moreendurance and strength. I'm addicted to their classes. I love Grainine music and dance moves. Stacey is the bomb!!! Love her crazy energy filled rides. Her energy is crazy!!! You must try this studio! All the instructors are great!

Love the gym, the community and the trainers. Best decision I ever made. They work with you and…read morepush you to reach your full potential. Coach Vaughn is amazing I would love for him to have additional HITT classes at 6:30 am ideal for the working individual and those looking for that morning burn.

Writing an updated review after returning to Crunch from a 3 year hiatus. I stopped going in 2023…read moreand then had a life-altering car accident in 2024 and has been in rehab/ PT since. Finally got the ok from my doctor to return to the gym. Crunch Fitness offers a solid, well-equipped environment for hit-the-ground-running workouts, but your experience will depend heavily on the clock. The gym sees its peak rush hours during the typical post-work window from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, as well as early mornings before 8:00 AM. During these busy times, high-demand equipment like squat racks, cables and popular selectorized strength machines require a lot of waiting or sharing. Navigating the floor requires patience or a willingness to swap out exercises on the fly. Conversely, hitting the floor between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM is more of a breeze. No wait times for treadmills, ellipticals etc. During these mid-morning hours, the crowd thins out significantly. You can seamlessly flow through your routine with ease. Some machines still have wait time. When you sign up, you receive a complimentary "Crunch Kickoff" session, which provides a helpful baseline assessment and orientation. However, be prepared for the aftermath. Once the initial kickoff concludes, the personal trainers can become a bit pushy with their sales pitches. If you prefer to train solo, you will need to set a firm boundary to keep them from encroaching on your personal workout space. One trainer came over in the middle of my workout trying to have a whole conversation. I was just trying to finish my routine and he wasn't pleased that I said I needed to finish because I needed to get back home as I was working remotely. After that things were awkward. Another trainer was heard telling his colleague not to help me correct my form with a specific equipment if I wasn't paying for personal training. That's horrible. Beyond the weight floor, the facility includes a relaxation zone equipped with a hydromassage bed. This is an excellent perk for post-workout recovery, allowing you to soothe tight muscles after a heavy lifting session. Because the recovery zone can also get busy during peak hours, visiting during off-peak times ensures you can hop right onto the bed without waiting. There is a shower which is usually clean and stocked even though I am not using it in the summer as I live close by. If you have the flexibility to avoid peak hours, it is a highly efficient facility. While a 9:00 AM-11:00 AM window is ideal for an unbothered, open-floor workout, adjusting your schedule to a 5:30 AM early morning slot ahead of the evening rush is the best strategy to keep your routine consistent and machine wait-times manageable when your schedule tightens up. Overall, I think the experience could be enhanced. When I signed up, no one toured the space or reviewed the equipment with me. That to me should be routine so it gives the impression that unless you're signing up for personal training, they don't care about the experience you're having and don't care to set you up for success.

I recently joined Healthyfit and have been very happy. I joined primarily for the classes. I've…read morebeen a member of many gyms through this years and think this is the best gym for classes. There is a huge variety of classes, and the class size is limited, so there is ample room. The classroom is bright and airy with windows and ceiling fans. The instructors are interested and upbeat. Parking is easy and free. Membership prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is friendly and non-competitive. Signing up for classes online is easy.

I needed to cancel personal training and I informed them after the 15th of the month, I had to…read morefight for my money and send a flurry of emails to prevent the following months charge. It was a nightmare. I asked them to show proof that I had been informed of this policy and they failed to do so. Never again.