I thought this would be a great place to work out. I met the owner Lennox Gordon aka James Nails and he appeared to be a very nice and supportive person. I explained that I hadn't really worked out much since I had surgery and he assured me that he would personally work with me to help me meet my fitness goals. Things got off to a great start. I started to build strength and confidence in what my body is capable of. About two or three weeks into training, I was handed off to Corey, but that didn't go well so Lennox stepped in and took over the session. From there I was handed off to Ashley who is a good trainer, but not who I signed up with and she had clients of her own to train at the same time my sessions were scheduled. Lastly, I was handed off to Cookie, who is the office manager and not even a personal trainer. She literally ran back and forth to Lennox to get the next exercise for my workout. When I told Lennox that I did not want to be passed around he said that he would make sure that he was there for my sessions. He wasn't and never called or text me to let me know he wasn't coming. One time he trained his wife and left me with his trainee Cookie. I was charged the same price whether I worked out with a certified personal trainer or not. Every time I walked in the door, I never knew who I was working out with. No one ever asked me about my injuries, or medical history before any of the workouts. For such a small gym, it was very unorganized. There were times when I had to wait for a treadmill to warm up or cool down. The meal plan was very difficulty to follow and it took a while to grasp what I was supposed to be eating and when. The meal plan did not take my medical condition into consideration so I decided to work directly with a nutritionist instead of following the sample meal plan Lennox provided. After four months of working out here I decided to end my membership. I have received over twenty phone calls from Lennox, several texts, and he has shown up at my job three times uninvited, claiming he was in the area. My job is seven minutes from the gym so that's no excuse to show up randomly at my place of work. Bottom line is the services offered can not be classified as personal training because there is nothing personal about it. It is a really expensive gym membership and you can't work out whenever you want to. You have to make an appointment and if you like to work out before 9am, that's a problem. You would be better off joining another gym and working with a nutritionist to create a meal plan for you. A very expensive lesson learned. read more