I was never an athletic person. Gym was my least favorite class in school. The only sport I was…read moredecent at was badminton. Lol. As healthy as I am, I was experiencing some hip pain every time I got out of bed. I read that women over 50 start losing a significant amount of bone mass. I decided to join Planet Fitness for strength training. Not sure why the low ratings for this location but it's a solid 5 for me. - the workers here always keep this place in tip-top shape. - everyone is very respectful of one another. - lockers and restrooms are spotless. - even when the gym is packed I am able to use all the machines in my workout rotation. Remember, fitness and good nutrition go hand in hand. I load up on protein during the weekday and my cheat days are for the weekends. No matter what your fitness goals are, it's never too late to join no matter how old you are. I want to be able to sprint up a flight of stairs easily when I am in my 60s and 70s. My 23 year old son encourages me to be in the best shape I can be. I look to him for inspiration. This location recently went through a renovation. They did an awesome job. #NaturalEndorphins

This location has been double charging my card for 8 months. When I talked to the manager (the…read moreHispanic one, I don't know his name) he refuses to explain to me why. He said I have 2 accounts, but for some reason won't close whatever other account he's referring to. No that I've blocked their charges from my bank account, it adds a late fee and tries to charge me $25.99x2 a month, instead of the usual $15.99x2 it had been robbing. Now I have to go through the hassle of having the front desk person review my account every time I walk in because it registers as late. In my mind, I have 8 months credit, plus the extra $10 they robbed me of last month, in the form of a late fee. 4/8/26 update: After being asked to submit more info following my initial review, I still have no resolution. I get to the gym today and was refused admission. Worst gym ever.

Called to ask the manager about consistent rules around points rewards systems. Some employees will…read morescan my barcode, allowing me to earn 7 points (1 point for Each Dollar Spent On Smoothies) while others will tell me I "don't need to do that" and I don't get my points recorded. Manager said it's not protocol or standard to receive points for smoothie purchases (despite me receiving 7 points when the well-trained employees scan my code AND despite the earning rules saying you earn a point for each $ spent). Why her solution to me was for me to tell the associate I want it on my account? I'm not sure. I tell them this each and every time. Instead of taking accountability and saying she would retrain or refresh her staff on the points earned for purchases protocol, the manager diverted the blame to me. I am disappointed and will not be buying smoothies and likely won't return here.

I did the Zumba class last night and it kicked my butt! Not because it was overly intense, but…read morebecause my coordination was off and it was my first time ever attending that class. The steps are fast, so I had to concentrate to keep up the pace. I was not expecting it to be like dance moves. There was this one lady in the class who kept yelling out SUPER loud every time we did a power move, thrust,or jerk. Perhaps she was over caffeinated or just high on life... I'on know, but she was *extremely^ annoying. Anywho... I must give credit to the class instructor (whose name I believe is Alisha - based on the schedule at the desk). She was very sweet. She recognized that I was a newbie and ran through the moves one time before going at full speed. The rest of the class were obviously regulars because they had their moves down to a T. Altogether, Zumba class at Retro Fitness was a fun, heart- pumping, booty shaking experience!

Better greeting person, even when you have an invitation code they make you feel like you doing…read moresomething wrong. Make the member stop training so they can ask them the same exact questions and still not let you in, what's the purpose of paying and being able to bring an extra person if you can't...

Filthy dirt jacuzzi, the pool decks and wet rooms are gross. Old band aids and blood. Really bad .read more

I started coming here on a whim a few weeks ago as I kept hearing family members who are either…read moredoing OTF or lost a lot of weight doing OTF. It kinda bugged me, so I decided to try a class on a whim. After that, I decided the only way to get myself right is to commit to this for at least a year. And that, I ended up doing. If you know a little about Orangetheory, it's really great for anyone in any shape. For me - a gym avoider - it's been good because the instructors really do help coach you. My form is absolutely terrible and I've been using OTF to learn everything from scratch. It was rough the first few gos, but it's been getting better day by day. This location is good as it's only about 10 mins or so away from my home. As someone who works from home all the time, I've taken advantage of both the morning and afternoon classes. I find the 8:15am class to be the perfect wake-up call to start the week. I then utilize the 12pm class mid-week for the specialized strength and tread classes. Works perfect for me as the strength class breaks up the cardio a little bit. I also added a Saturday AM class too. Bathrooms are nice and clean in here. Also, the front desk people are usually pretty nice. The instructors I've worked with - Justin, Boo, Brian, and Tansey - are super nice people too. Only thing is that Yelp ought to tweak the hours because it's not like there are classes every hour. But that's out of my control....

I've been a member of this location for a few months now and I really love the place. The facility…read moreis small and well maintained. The staff is very friendly and the coaches are wonderful. I appreciate the smaller classes (compared to a regular gym) and the direction from the coaches when I do something incorrectly (which is common, because I'm uncoordinated and out of shape but working on it, LOL). It's like having a personal trainer without the added cost of a personal trainer. As someone who typically hates exercise, I look forward to my OT classes!

Updated to reflect the response from Hayden Duffy. He reached out the same day as my email was…read moresent. He was very interested in the feedback and promptly corrected the situation. I was very impressed by his response and am hopeful to see continued service levels across all area at Life Time. Unfortunately I echo many of the other reviews on this site - poor customer service and employee training-resulting in terrible customer experience. I recently went to the spa for a massage. Upon checkout the receptionist told me there was a note on my file for 20% off my service. She reached out to the spa manager who indicated since there was no name or date on the note that they should ignore it and did not honor the discount. When questioned they said that it was an employee error. Seems like the customers bear the brunt of all employee errors--I did send a note to the GM - Hayden Duffy. I look forward to a response.

This is not a premium, Equinox-caliber facility; it feels much more like a family-oriented dated…read moreYMCA. If you are looking for an upscale fitness experience, this probably isn't the right fit. Management uses trendy tactics to push members into group sessions, but it quickly becomes clear that their goal is membership renewal rather than actual fitness results. After giving this gym one last chance, several pitfalls solidified my decision to cancel for good. Trust me, the novelty wears off after the first week. For $250/month.....yeah nope.

Excellent, clean and friendly gym. Family oriented as well as private; all in a safe area…read more I've attended for a year already. Come on by and ask for Mike the manager. Tell Cynthia sent you. Cynthia Graham Ward Author of When Things Change

Getting a membership to Anytime Fitness was probably one of the smartest decisions I've made in a…read morewhile! I had a membership at another large, chain gym - and used to get so annoyed and frustrated at how there didn't seem to be any off peak times. It was constantly crowded and it was a struggle to get any piece of cardio equipment or weights or benches. I found myself using the gym less and less because I couldn't fully utilize it. Anytime Fitness is probably the same distance away as my other gym. I will say though that it is small....but if you do not require classes and just need some cardio equipment, weights and machines, then this place is for you. I have gone after work and have been able to work out and do what I need to. It's never packed and even when there are people there, everyone is polite about sharing or working in and cleaning their benches/machines when they are done.

I'm a member of this gym and visited for almost 2 years on and off. I ended up joining another…read moregym. It's a nice place with new equipment. The equipment is well kept but you won't find quality machines, just the cookie cutter stuff. There's a few of everything useful including a couple of squat racks but they always seem to be taken by someone. I had higher hopes for this location but got tired of either waiting for equipment to free up or waiting for a trainer to sign me in (no one new how to update my membership number in my app so someone had to sign me in every time, unfortunately).

Machines are old!!! one would think with all the foot…read moretraffic the gym gets the owner would invest in newer equipment! Cleaner and updated crunches: Crunch in Greenbrook crunch on Easton Ave in Somerset

So here's my story: I was a member of Retro Fitness and unfortunately, still am because the powers…read morethat be in management told me that since I paid for the year, they can't refund me. Do I go to retro anymore? Heck no. Why? Because once you step into the UFC gym, when you go back to Retro or Crunch, or Blink, and you say to yourself: What kind of 1 dimensional crap is this? From the moment you walk in there, the staff at the front desk, the managers, coaches, and even the gym members are really cool. They greet you even though they don't know you(be social and get to know them then). The place is kept sharp. I mean off the hook sharp. No matter what plan you go with, take advantage of every opportunity time permits to go because the place doesn't close! Yeah, you heard me right. Take classes. Whether you want to learn martial arts or just keep fit, push and test yourself. Try any class Everyone treats the place like family and there's a great aura. It's not a musclehead jock type ego filled gym. One word of caution: DO NOT LET THE WORD GYM FOOL YOU. UFC Gym is much more than that. It's your membership. Make the best of it. As for me, I've never felt more alive taking classes and meeting my fitness goals. 223 now and will be 200 and under by the end of the year. Don't ever want to leave either. GO FOR IT! TRAIN DIFFERENTLY!

Ray is extremely rude. Asked him to update my membership profile so I can scan the app to get in…read moreand he was dismissive and rude, I then asked the manager Infront of him and he was still being rude and argumentative even when I asked the manager if he's going to let his employees talk to customers that way. The service has gone down compared to 4 years ago the gym also isn't as clean as it use to be

When I joined Stealth six months ago, I was weak and afraid of embarrassing myself for not being…read moreable to keep up, or not being coordinated enough to do the workouts. The two owners, John and Mat, as well as the rest of the folks that work there, all made sure to get me over my fears within the first two workouts. Since I started, I've lost 35 pounds, I can see muscles I haven't seen in years, and am much, much fitter. I now pay a lot more attention to what and how much I eat, and make it a point to get to Stealth at least 3 times per week. One of the common things I heard about Crossfit is that the members form a very tight knit "community". Stealth sure does have a strong community. There are many members- men, women, young and old, super fit and just starting out; all of them support and encourage each other without nudging so much that its annoying or intimidating. Try Stealth for an introduction session, I'm thinking you'll see it's a great place.

I started at CrossFit Stealth almost a year ago! There is nothing but amazing things to say about…read moreCrossFit Stealth. The coaches are extremely talented, patient and knowledgeable. They break down every movement big or small to help you achieve your goals.The community as a whole provides such a great experience. I've learned so much in the past year and super excited for the future!

Small gym, but clean. The staff is nice and very much enjoyed the intro session I got today.read more

Great service and great staff. You have everything you need here!…read more Equipment and classes are great. Location is convenient.