I never thought I'd be "that person". You know the kind, she works out every day and she actually…read morelikes it. But here I am, Ms. Ruthy coming in 7 days a week, not to brag , but sometimes I'm working out even twice a day!! Cuz I love it that much. Look I only have good things to say about FLX Fitclub. The instructors are so friendly, enthusiastic and very helpful. Everyone I have met in the classes have been so kind and welcoming. The gym itself is always really clean, organized and everything is wiped down after it has been used. So far I haven't taken a class that I didn't like. I feel like there are a lot of different options, depending on what your looking for. I really enjoy their cycling classes. Body pump is a must. I've felt comfortable enough to try things that I have never tried before like Barre, it was definitely harder then it looks. Then Sh'Bam was something I'd never thought I'd like and It is SO much fun. The class goes by so quickly. I love the Bodyflow and core classes on Fridays. It's a Great workout to do back to back, You feel very zen and sweaty. I have yet to try BodyCombat, BodyAttack and Grit. Not gonna lie, I'm a little nervous, but I'll report back and let you know what I think. Look...if you're looking for a clean gym with an array of great classes, amazing instructors and a fun crew of people to work out with. FLX is for you. Just come and take the 3 classes, to try it out. I bet you'll love it! Anyways thank you FLX family for starting me on my journey to getting healthy!

I love all of the classes that I have taken at FLX - virtual Body Pump, virtual Body Step, outdoor…read moreGrit, outdoor Body Attack and all of the in-person classes in the before times, too. The instructors are all fun and funny, and although they have lots of long standing relationships, it doesn't feel clique-y. I highly recommend FLX Fitclub!

I recently joined island fitness. Since my first day there, I have been experiencing a welcoming…read moreexperience . I love the variety of the classes,machines and the warm pool. Its a great place ! Joan brown

IHF is the best fitness facility in the area. It is big and clean and there is so much equipment…read morethat you can do something different every visit. Nice array of group fitness, though I think Tues/Thurs should offer something in the 11am-1pm timeframe (preferably yoga). It has a pool, hot tub, sauna, many eliptical, stationary bikes and treadmills as well as other types of stationary machines. The view of the inlet and nearby park is wonderful while you work out. The free weight area is nice and the members and staff are very willing to help you and show you how to use the machines. The personal training pros can really help you meet your fitness goals. I love it!

The ShockYard is absolutely the greatest gym/fitness club in Plymouth. I've never been one to…read morereally enjoy typical gyms, but ShockYard is far from typical. They really get to know their clients and make working out enjoyable. The bootcamps that I attend seem to fly by! They are super knowledgable and are always willing to help you work on whatever you feel you need to work on. It's a positive atmosphere where you can feel free to ask questions and share some laughs. They have really fun and interesting monthly group activities that you can sign up for. ShockYard also gives back to the community by participating in workouts and tying them into some kind of community service. They've participated in kickball tournaments to raise money for dog rescues, Relay for Life walks, and kayaking and hiking while cleaning up Morton Park. I would recommend this gym to anyone who is looking to get a great workout while having fun.

I have been doing personal training Shock Yard for about 2 months now and absolutely love it! Casey…read moreand Laura are fantastic trainers and make it really fun too! I officially don't hate working out anymore!

Small gym, convenient, pretty good assortment of equipment. Best thing is the sauna; not all gyms…read morein the area have a sauna.

Amazing community. From the coaches who welcomed us to the members who took the time to introduce…read morethemselves, my husband and I had a great experience during our drop in! If you want to experience what the CF community is all about - definitely give this place a try :)

I love this place. Got almost everything you need and if not, you can make it work. Nicest owner…read moreand staff. Great location.

Finger Lakes Fitness Center is a small gym located on the Ithaca Commons, in the basement of Center…read moreIthaca. It's in a convenient location for people living near the Commons, has a decent number of cardio and weight machines, and offers yoga and dance classes that are included in the price of membership. Student memberships are available for $178 a semester or $326 for two semesters. I think they are expanding the gym once Cinemapolis moves into its new space, but I'm not sure when that might happen. I like the relaxed environment and most of all the convenient location. I'm so glad I don't have to schlep up to campus or drive somewhere to go to the gym. I wish they were open later than 9:00 on weeknights and 6:00 on Saturdays and Sundays, but they do open wicked early in the morning.

Teagle is by far the best Fitness Center at Cornell. It is conveniently located, has a swimming…read morepool and has two floors creating a great cultural split for working out. The top floor is dedicated to machines (cardio and isolation resistance training) and the bottom floor is dedicated to Olympic lifts, free weights, and bar weights. So naturally the top floor is friendly for people of all body types; people don't have to worry about being intimidated, judged, or having to deal with meat-head behavior (like excessive grunting). The bottom floor is where the intense (potentially aspiring) muscle men and women go, and they don't have to be bothered by people who are less intense about excercise than them. The gym does get crowded, but far less than Noyes or Helen Newman. I have never had to wait for a treadmill longer than 1 hour here. Most of the time you can sign up for a spot within 30 minutes of your arrival, so you can comfortably do a little resistance training before your cardio workout without waiting endlessly afterwards (like you have to at Noyes).

This is the largest athletic building on campus for non athletes. There is a pretty nice swimming…read morepool, a room that holds yoga and other classes, a free weight gym and a cardio / weight training equipment room. Teagle is conveniently located on campus, so students and staff can go better classes or right after class. The only negative of the building is the locker rooms. They are pretty outdated and several of the toilets and sinks are in pretty bad shape. The locker rooms could use a renovation. As far as the workout facilities though, there is a large range of equipment and plenty of space.

I started coming here over a year ago when I won a free boxing class and I haven't stopped going…read more The amount of work and passion these coaches put into their job is absolutely wonderful. The community is fantastic. We keep growing and growing and being apart of it has been the best thing in the world. Come on in for your fitness needs, they will definitely be fulfilled!

This place is sincerely the light of my life. Sometimes I'm amazed I'm still alive by the end of…read moreclass, and I feel like a legit warrior. Joey is awesome and down to earth, and I'm so glad I found this place. People are genuinely cool here, and we have a blast throwing punches at each other. The workouts are insanely satisfying and work you all over, especially when ducking from a pseudo punch a thousand times in row doing combos. Seriously, it's so much fun! Do it!

Visiting from NYC and I wish I had this Crunch in the city. Extremely spacious and clean…read more(including bathrooms), and I can't imagine how it can get crowded - I'm here on a 9am Sunday and there's barely anyone here (then again, they're probably at church). Very well lighted. Group fitness classes and studios look amazing. Nearly double the power racks as the NYC Crunches, rows of benches/dumbbells and cardio machines, and lots of weight machines as well. Everything works, as far as I could see. I have no experience with the staff and/or management/billing, so I can't respond those comments regarding that. Otherwise, I had a great experience.

This is a very corrupt gym that defrauds its members, and if you read some of the other comments…read morealready posted about them on Google, you'll get an idea of how they bill you incorrectly and never get back to you when you try to lodge a complaint or get it worked out. (You'll notice that they do seem to post the same robotic "sorry about that" reply to each complaint in these reviews, as if there's nothing they can do about anything.) My experience was a year ago (I spent months trying to get it worked out and finally gave up, just took the hit, I'm 71 and the stress of the fruitless attempt was affecting my health). They assigned me a personal trainer who was wonderful, but out of the blue they fired her. They kept saying that they would assign me another, that they would get back to me that day, etc. etc., but they never did and they charged me for four months without providing a trainer (and that's the trainer's fee of $360, on top of the membership fee). They make it virtually impossible to get anyone by phone or email or via their website, and when you speak to the person at the front desk, they smile and say they understand and will get back to you that day - which of course, they don't. Don't be fooled by the friendly advice on their website about how to pursue a complaint - the routes they suggest are completely non-functional.