Nice has sauna. Both steam and dry. Hot tub if your into that. Nice workout equipment layoutread more

Owner really cares about the club. Reaches out to his members and is a hard worker and works to…read moremake things right.

Mhm just mhm Neat,…read moregreat machines , great vibes , great staff , great drink preferences

This gym is great! Brand new equipment, very clean and comfortable place to work out. The owner…read moreRoberto, is a very experienced bodybuilder who manages to provide friendly, helpful and non-judgmental support to members in his gym. As a woman over 60 it is great to find a warm supportive environment to exercise in. Please ignore the other reviewer's comments about Nancy, they have a personal vendetta against her that in no way reflects this studio or her professional competence. She is a great trainer who has helped me a great deal but I also recommend this gym with or without personal training.

Beautiful facility full of friendly people, and clean and comfortable pools. The 8 lane lap pool is…read morea triathlete's dream.

There is ZERO long-term business acumen from anyone in management. I highly encourage this team to…read moreinvest in courses or training on understanding the customer and putting themselves in the shoes of their customers. In a world full of competition, living in the black and white of contract terms when a family is forced to relocate temporarily across the country, will create for short term income in the form of a "cancellation fee", but a long term loss in the form of a family who will never return. As a former customer who has influence in the fitness industry, I will shed light to these issues and advise others to not join due to lack of flexibility from leadership. The club is nice visually and the equipment is good, but relationships with customers is what creates loyalty, when there are 10 other gyms in town with equally nice equipment. The best customer service doesn't just please people. It makes the business stronger, smarter, and more sustainable.

I'm not sure what you call Drive. A gym is the place you enthusiastically strut to on the first of…read moreevery January for a few weeks towards an hour long elliptical routine, and then only attend sporadically during the year to check-in so your Facebook friends can be jealous that you are "working out" and they are at home on Facebook. Drive is not a gym. Drive is family. Drive is community, coming together for the common goal of living healthier lives in my opinion. My husband Frank and I have been members for over a year after being referred by a friend (thank you Karen!) and previously waisting money on countless gyms throughout our lives. We are both highly motivated people living busy lives who made time for the gym, but that was only half the battle. We needed a place that would set us up for success and push us to our limits on day 1, and drive us past them on day 2. While you can certainly come and workout on the cardio machines alone, nearly everyone takes full advantage of the classes which is what makes this place so special. We've done hot yoga, power yoga, deep stretch and a few of the many other yoga classes. We've taken classes with Jake, Becky and Taylor and they are fantastic. As newbies, it was great having instructors that tailor classes to support newbies as well as all-stars. They remind you that there is no perfect way of doing yoga, it's a practice and you have to do what feels right for your body. The other classes each have a unique focus. Whether you want to build muscle, focus on core areas, or burn calories and fat. Synergy and Fuel with Matt and Tony are two of my favorite since you often do 40 or so exercises (and then you do them all over again). So when you feel like you can't do another rep, you are onto the next exercise that focuses on another muscle group allowing you to workout harder than I personally ever thought I could. They offer classes as early as 4:30am and into the evening which helps meet everyone's different schedules. Though personally, hell will probably freeze over before you catch me at a 4:30am. As someone who is notoriously terrible at remembering names, I'm mesmerized at the ability of all the trainers and staff to know everyone's name. I've even see people brand new to the gym who all the team members already call by name from day one. It makes such a difference, since when you're in class in your zone, and you hear a trainer call out your name with direction and guidance or a personable hello or goodbye from Joan and the rest of the staff. If your budget allows, I recommend trying out their personal trainers, whether small group or one-on-one. In particular, I highly recommend Matt, who my husband and I and friends have loved working out with. He's supportive of your goals, and holds your accountable to meet those goals. Before Matt, I settled for the idea, that I would never be able to do certain exercises or lift certain amounts of weights. He has pushed me farther than I thought possible and the classes are a great compliment to holistic training. The owner's are incredibly personable and welcoming. Tony and Jake are very active in the local community as well as the fitness community. From training high school sports teams to Salem's Fire Department, they are becoming and integral member of the community. Along with running the successful business and giving back to the community, they somehow also find time to teach countless classes throughout the week without breaking a sweat. Well, strike that, we all break a massive sweat at Drive, but it adds to the ambiance. Tony has been known for saying, "It doesn't get easier, you get stronger." It may sound like lip service, until that day in class when you find yourself saying, "Wow, this is finally getting easier," but then you look at the number of weights and realize it's actually getting harder, and you are getting stronger. They have a brand new location is unbelievable. The last location was good, and overall we could have worked out anywhere because it was the trainers and fellow Drivers who made it so successful. Everyone made the best of it, though it became clearer that while we were being worked out to our extremes the location was also limiting potential, space wise. While I think we all would have been happy with just minor improvements, Drive instead built a brand new location that feels like it belongs in Boston. But fortunately you don't have to worry about the typical snooty people that fill up some high end Boston gyms, because at Drive in my experience everyone who steps in there is there to work, and far too busy to have an attitude. Also, where most gyms are full of strangers, since Drive is more like a family, I find people treat each other more like one, since they know they will be seeing those same people day and in and out. Whether you call it a gym, a wellness center, or jokingly a cult, all I can say is, call it, because your body and soul deserves it.

Great workout environment with all of the equipment needed to get fit. I enjoyed the upbeat music…read moreplayed during workouts and liked how easy it is to book classes on the app. Their trainers are knowledgeable and motivating. Best shape of my life

Best gym in Northern MA for Powerlifters. Just a bit south of Southern NH. A little hard to find at…read morefirst because it's located inside a big building surrounded by a ton of other buildings. STAFF: -24 hour gym -Reasonable Membership Price -Owners are good and nice. They compete themselves as well. -Only Powerlifting gym in Northern MA to own Calibrated Plates EQUIPMENT: -1 Combo Rack -2 Squat Rack -1 Power Rack -2 Rogue Westside 2.0 -2 Deadlift Platforms -Dumbbell Rack up to heavy weights -Water Fountain right outside the gym near the restrooms -(Public) Weightlifting bars, 20kg 29mm Power bars, a few speciality bars -Other small misc. stuff ENVIRONMENT: -Powerlifters -Can take off shirt -Quiet at certain times but when people there, its pretty warm. VERDICT: Although small in size, it is the best gym in the area and def worth the investment for Powerlifters around there.

Odyssey is a great gym for powerlifters. It's 24 hrs for members and a great price for what's…read moreoffered. Odyssey pretty much has everything a powerlifter would need including calibrated kilo plates and a combo rack, which is super nice. It's kinda small but space is utilized incredibly well. The atmosphere is great, a lot of strong and knowledgeable lifters go here. The owners are fantastic!! Would absolutely recommend this gym :-)

Planet Fitness of Salem just keeps getting worse. You have jammed up machines with people sitting…read moreon them and on their phones for hours and I mean hours at a time. Soap dispencers are empty, bathrooms dirty. Teenagers are loud, disruptive, playing chase, tying up machines, standing in the way of people passing, rough housing, and now in the middle of main areas playing hackey sack so you can't get by and use the machines. This place is way overpacked, the machines need to be updated and people need to be told to get off their phones and workout. If you don't workout stand aside and let the people workout who want to workout. For $19 a month this is what you get.

This guy Rick at planet fitness Salem Nh keeps being rude and coming at me that i sweared at him i…read moredis defend myself cuz he was so unprofessional not giving me the ser i requested because he couldn't fix the problem he created to prob what i am paying for every single mont. This is the third time he comes at me that he is not giving me a service, telling the other employees things that are not true. i need a manager please

The staff was amazing, but I had a bad experience with my right shoulder with a gentleman named…read moreAlex that was a licensed flexologist . I reported it to the next flexologist I decided to opt out because of the shoulder discomfort and them not being able to sustain help for long because their manager has very poor communication skills I would recommend Pilates and looking in the spiritual community for these people are amazing deserve better a better work environment. John's people skills could use some improvement and being open and honest about what you're signing up for and getting a copy of it would also sound like an ethical business transaction in what should be a healing place best of luck to you out there, looking for relief

The staff at Salem StretchLab are great and very knowledgeable…read more My problem is with their business model and difficulty in canceling a membership after fulfilling the 90 day obligation which has led to expending any additional 294.00 to finally get my membership cancelled. Secondly not having the ability to utilize other StretchLab facilities was a factor in not continuing with their services. Bottom line - stretches are great but buyer be aware of what you're getting into when you sign the contract.