My experience with EQBC boxing club dates back to the fall of 2013 when the gym was just a humble…read moregrouping of fighters looking to learn the sport of boxing. The location was much smaller in 2013 but the core values of the gym is what made this place special then and those values still remain today. Walking into a boxing gym can be a daunting experience and alot of gyms are known for hazing new fighters in a way that could be unsafe. The EQBC experience happens to be the furthest thing from that,from the coaches to a fighters this gym is built on an environment that is cultivated around teamwork and personal development. From the most experienced fighter to the least experienced all members have a level of respect for others and the sport of boxing that make this gym truly special. Frankly speaking most gyms in NYC are money grabs with classes being taught by "trainers" who wouldnt know who Ali was if they were having lunch with him. EQBC is different, EQBC is the standard for real boxing gyms , where real fighters are made.

This gym has been an excellent experience!!! I brought my…read more5-year-old son here to learn how to move his body. I believe learning how to box is an art and most of the principles of learning how to box coincide with life principles. I have seen my son thrive and progressively change. Learning how to box is difficult!  Finding a good coach is also hard but I believe we have found our coach, coach Nabeel. I see how coach Nabeel engages with my son and gets into his head, only some can coach children and he is one of the best. Coach Nabeel makes him stronger and makes him believe in himself. Coach Nabeel is doing a great job!! My son is learning discipline.He looks around at all the other individuals in the gym that work hard, and he feeds off their energy. This gym is not for the sluggish -so if your ready to work, sign up!!!! Everyone is nice and in their own way they all have something to teach, if you're willing to learn. Thank you, Eastern Queens Boxing Club, from a very happy parent.

Great workout! The MSTANY staff really push you to make you go beyond your limits. Not for the…read moreweak-minded.

This place is not for everyone but if you want to get in shape then it's exactly what you need…read more Tony does not take excuses and at first that might be frustrating but it's the reason he gets results. Do not try this if you don't like being yelled at, don't like sweating, don't like being so sore you can barely walk. DO join if you are willing to put in the effort to become a machine! I joined to get in shape when I became a firefighter and it's the best decision I ever made!

Now THIS is a great gym…read more Very well-run, clean, diverse equipment, and it's big! There's a private parking lot plus plenty of street parking. 24h on the weekdays and 6am weekend openings. Excellent. Also, they have a DOG on staff.

Hollywood Health Club in Long Beach is a solid commercial gym that actually feels easy to stick…read morewith. Plenty of equipment, enough space to train without feeling cramped, and it has that straightforward "show up and work" vibe. Margarita and Freddy are the best! The place stays clean, and it's a good fit whether you're lifting, doing cardio, or just trying to stay consistent. They have a traditional and infra red sauna, cold plunge. If you are a powerlifter, training for hyrox, a runner, crossfiter, bodybuilder, pilates or yoga girl, this is your place. They have an outdoor are that is great to train in the summer.

Davon, Danielle, Athena and the entire LNT are awesome. I'm not going to lie Davon's workouts are…read moreseriously tough, but if you remain committed to the workouts and even more importantly to the diet tips you'll see results quickly. I followed his plan in the past and lost 12lbs in a month. I am getting ready to do a LNT bootcamp and I can't wait to see the results.

Davon is a Good trainer. He was able to motivate me after having such a hard time getting back…read moreinto the gym. His classes are fun and full of energy. You'll get a good workout !

My experience with Sportime in Lynbrook, has been one of the most amazing and welcoming…read moreorganization that I have had the pleasure of sending my kids too during the summer as a working parent. They have provided me non stop assistance with the growth of both of my boys now 10 and 5 1/2. From the beginning in 2023, Sharon the past director made me a Helicopter mom not worry. Even to the point where in 2026, Sean (who is the current director), picked up from where Sharon left off. Sportime is now part of our family. The boys cant wait to go back. Now they don't have too because our boys will be taking tennis lesson this coming September. I thank all the coaches and counselor that provide a environment where my children are able to express themselves and learn something different than the norm of basketball and football.

Sportime Lynbrook is an okay place. Do not send your kid here if they play basketball. I have the…read morefamily pass and the basketball courts are only open rather late at night or early in the morning. They must get another court because no way I have to pay well over $200 a month to barely be able to go basketball court if your son or daughter plays basketball I would not recommend sportime until they get another court. It's not fair that people youse the basketball court for everything else besides basketball.

The gym is clean and everything seems like new. The staff is outgoing and knowledgeable. I love…read moreworkout structure and weightlifting/cardio mix

Very community driven fitness space. You walk in and feel a part of something good. Classes are…read morechallenging in the way you want them to be, with great programming and great coaches.

This place is incredible. Everything from the dedicated and knowledgeable staff, variety in workout…read moreprogramming, and well-cared for space is something to be admired. I've never been part of a gym like this. The trainers will work you hard...really hard. If you're looking for easy, I would certainly not recommend this gym to you, but if you're looking to work hard to achieve your individual goals this is the place to be. Stelios and his team will give you the tools to be successful: from insane workouts (modified for all fitness levels!) to nutrition to appropriate rehabilitation/body maintenance advice - they have it all covered. The clientele is great too. Everyone is friendly, approachable and there to put in the work!

Perfect trainer! Helps you get the results you want. Also gives you tips on healthy eating. Highly…read morerecommended!

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.