Great gym to hit when I was out of town! Convenient location, clean, friendly staff, great…read moreequipment.

We had a wonderful time here last week at our posture screening event! Management was extremely…read moreeasy to work with and the facility itself is beautiful and well-maintained. Thank you Lynx!

This place was pretty nice. The equipment was all in good shape which was a nice touch. The rooms…read moreare spread out into multiple areas so that part is a little strange. I think it would be nicer if they had all the rooms organized by category but that is a smaller detail. The cardio space had a nice variety of equipment. I watched the ping pong players for about 20 minutes. It was wild! So competitive and engaging. The pool was nice. I didn't get into it because there was a lot of people swimming laps. It didn't seem like the chill out relax type of pool so keep that in mind. The staff was friendly enough and most of the facility was quite clean. I would definitely come back

Review: I had a deeply disappointing experience working at…read more YMCA Chinatown The workplace conditions were far below professional standards, making it difficult for both staff and children to thrive. For starters, the environment was chaotic and poorly managed. Staff were frequently overworked and undervalued, with little support from leadership. It felt as though maintaining adequate staffing levels was never a priority, leaving employees to juggle an overwhelming number of responsibilities. This created unnecessary stress and burnout, making it impossible to provide the high level of care and attention that children deserve. For the children, the atmosphere was less than ideal. The lack of proper organization meant that schedules and routines were inconsistent, leaving kids feeling unsettled and frustrated. The classroom materials and resources were outdated or inadequate, limiting opportunities for creative and meaningful learning experiences. Safety protocols also appeared to be poorly enforced, which was extremely concerning. Additionally, the leadership team was unapproachable and dismissive of staff concerns. Suggestions for improvement were either ignored or met with resistance. It felt like their primary focus was on cutting costs rather than investing in the well-being of staff and the children in their care. Overall, this was not a positive environment for either employees or the children. I hope management takes immediate action to address these issues because the current state of the program is unacceptable. Maggie, Najee for you two to go the length for not just an employee but a parent! Fired her made sure she doesn't get unemployment then kick her child out is outrageous! And overall sad !!!

I've been a member of this gym since they opened the Fall of 2023…read more There's a lot to love about the gym: - I've never had to wait for a squat rack, a bench, or any equipment -the equipment is well maintained - open early/ close late, open most holidays (for abbreviated hours) - friendly staff - very clean There are a few critiques: - every few months they will completely rearrange the gym, it's not entirely clear why and sometimes it's not for the better - it feels like there's a lot of money invested in things that don't improve the membership experience (murals, a lot of furniture, expansion into a second floor to come, member promotions/ events like an open house with IV fluids during a time of critical IV fluid shortage) - and it comes at a cost. there was a founding member rate that was good for a year, but none to follow. They also don't offer similar corporate/ hospital employee discounts that many of the other surrounding gyms do. The membership is pretty steep at $190 per month I wish there was a way to opt out of some of the extra features that I don't use (classes, a golf simulator, etc) and pay a lower fee for membership

I tried their total body strength work out, and it was packed with about 20 people. The energy was…read moreamazing though, and the instructor was very motivating and gave individual attention to everyone at some point regarding technique or positive encouragement. The facilities and equipment were all clean, and the recovery lounge massage guns and leg compressors worked well and felt nice too. The rest of the gym was pretty busy when I went on a weekday evening.

I wish I found Everybody Fights FiDi sooner when I moved to Boston !…read more Everybody Fights gets you in/out for a HITT workout. At the beginning of each class, the instructors encourage anyone new to the gym or to them to introduce themselves to the instructors who will explain what is about to happen. Everybody Fights promotes its community atmosphere, and I have felt that since my first class. One instructor had come up to me after my second class with her and not only told me I had done a great job in class but also remembered my name ! In comparison to other gyms in the area, I like I can take unlimited classes for $159 (in comparison to others who offered only 8-class pass for +$200). The FiDi location does have towels, showers, lockers included. I mostly go after work to Everybody Fights, but will travel from Allston if I want a weekend workout and find the gym worth it to travel that distance.

As a disclaimer, I didn't do any boxing but went for EBF's ROAD class, which is treadmill + various…read morestrength moves. Get ready for the inevitable comparison to Barry's, the benchmark I use for any class that combines those two things. Where EBF is better: --I really appreciated the smaller class format where it's only a few students (less than 10) and the instructor. Relatedly, the other people taking the class were very nice and there was more of a community feel than the vibe in Barry's where you basically keep your head down and do the workout. --The area with the treadmills had so much natural light and a view of the street, whereas the Barry's red room is dark and can get claustrophobic if you're myopic like me and can't always see where the treadmill edge in front of your feet ends. --Not only did the instructor demo each move, but if you forgot, you could always look up at the screen to see the moves listed. --Really liked the quick warm-up before the running started. Where Barry's is better: --The treadmills at EBF were on the older end and took some time to get up/down to speed. Now that Barry's has upgraded to new Woodways, I could feel the difference. --The programming at Barry's for the strength component was a lot more varied - in the ROAD class, we only did 2-3 ab moves (and each were super short) and six strength moves (including a bear crawl on the treadmill that had me legit gasping). I'm the sort of person who prefers quantity but if you prefer doing the same moves in multiple sets, go with EBF. --The instructor's cue-ing could have been clearer. For most of the treadmill intervals, we were told how long each was but I love a 5-4-3-2-1 countdown and there were moments where I had no idea how long was left without sneaking a peek at the timer on the screen. I also don't think the interval where we were all-out sprinting and then jumping on the rails is safe when you have people side-by-side on the treadmills. Overall I'd stick with Barry's but I'd give the boxing classes at EBF a try.

It has taken me far too long to write a review of Regan's. I have been doing bootcamps with them…read morefor the past 4 or 5 years, even came back from a significant knee injury with the help and support of Tom and Thomas (father/son team/owners). If it weren't for them, I am not sure I would have gotten back into fitness again. Tom and Thomas are awesome. Very knowledgeable, interested in getting to know you and helping you with your fitness goals, and overall just great people. I love their bootcamps (and all of their classes are awesome) and would highly recommend checking them out. It is a good day when I am breathing heavy from getting my butt kicked, with encouragement and support along the way from Tom or Thomas and the other class members!

Just joined for the month to try and get a feel for whether this would be a long term investment. I…read morelove the vibe of this place, everyone here is grinding hard to get better and the family who owns it seems very friendly and eager to help you out. The perfect neighborhood gym - the only problem is that it's one of the only neighborhood gyms so it gets absolutely packed at prime times and it's not very big. I thought the prices were a bit unreasonable but it makes sense if only to keep the amount of people signing up away. They have great deals if you sign up for longer periods of time, and I think that will make it worth it along with planning to go during non-peak hours.

What is great about this gym: the trainers are good, caring people and their knowledge consistently…read moreamazes me. They REALLY know their stuff and love what they do. I have injuries and they are always able to give me tips and alternatives so that I can get a great workout without doing anything that makes me uncomfortable in terms of my injuries. If I have a particular issue one day they will give me new/additional moves to address whatever is ailing me. They create a strong community spirit and I always feel as if I'm working out with friends. The group classes are small and fun and you can always get a space -- and a good workout. If you are looking for social activities, they occasionally organize movie outings, after work drinks etc. What you should know: if you get semi-private training (their version of personal) you will get a personalized program and a lot of coaching when you're learning a new program (programs run four or five weeks). You will work out with other people (each working on their own program) and after the initial coaching on new moves, you might get a lot of tips on your form or you might not, depends on the day and how many people are training. While the pricing is fair (roughly $50 a session), it can sometimes feel like a lot given the inconsistency of personal attention. You can only come for a class or a semi-private session. You can't just go and work out whenever you want. The facilities are pretty basic so if you want a fancy locker room etc. this isn't for you. The trainers are young, there's lots of high-fiving and "superhuman" talk, but they make old folks feel at home. Bottom line: EXCELLENT training, high integrity staff, strong focus on safety, fair pricing, fun atmosphere, just be aware that you won't be constantly watched as you would with 1:1 personal training.

Through MINDBODY App, I tried to book a class and the app said "call business" so I did. I spoke to…read morethe teacher of the class who told me there was no room in the class and that I should come by and join in. But when I showed up, he told me that I couldn't participate in the class, which was for gym members only. So I traveled all the way over to this gym based on the assurance that I could be in the class. they wasted my time and caused me to miss a chance to work out elsewhere. If the classes members only, why can nonmembers book classes through MINDBODY? Given their screw up and that I had traveled over to their gym, I think it was pretty lame to say "sorry" and turn me away.

This review is for Next Level Fitness in Hannibal, NY, serving Fulton, Oswego, Mexico , Syracuse…read moreand all of Central New York. Started by three friends from the Fulton area, Next Level Fitness has literally changed lives! With classes at 5 AM and 6 AM on weekdays, next level offers classes to meet everyone's schedule. Whether it is for $5 a class or for a monthly fee, Next Level has weigh-ins, personal coaching and calorie awareness to help get gains for its clients. Still another perk of the monthly rate is to be able to do workouts at your leisure because the instructor is streamed and recorded to not ever miss a day for home use. Inside a spacious pole barn where socially distanced grids are set up and a plethora of anti-bacterial hand sanitizers, masks and other supplies are readily available. Located at 12 Harold Drive off of Route 3 between Hannibal and Fulton, this is a place where if you have the will, they will show you the way! Great job Ashley, Erin and Hollie! You are changing lives by offering a comfortable place to make gains no matter where you are, you can still go far!!!!

You will get an okay to good work out, depending on the day and trainer. The classes I paid for…read morewere the small group training classes. This means that there are 3 people per class. So you do get a personal trainer experience, however the workouts are not consistently good. Also, when I attended this gym there were times that the trainers were late. One time the trainer was 15 minutes late because he had car issues. I understand that things happen, but when you are paying 50 dollars for a 45 min class...15 min is worth more than a couple of bucks. He did not even mention a reimbursement or tried to make up the 15 minutes we lost. Lastly, if you decide to go to this gym, please read the fine print and check your credit card statement. I noticed they charged me a 30 dollar enrollment fee that was not mentioned anywhere in the contract. I have asked the owner to reimburse me since October and he still has not. Just a heads up if you decide to go to this gym.

I tried two classes at Studio78 -- the Studio78 Class and Strength 78 -- and both were fantastic!…read moreIn just 45 minutes, they delivered such an efficient, challenging workout. The K Street location is gorgeous and having free parking is a huge bonus. I really appreciate that they offer both heated and non-heated classes, so there's something for everyone. During my first visit, the staff member gave me a thorough rundown of the studio and explained that all the props I'd need were already set up at my mat -- such a nice touch. I also love that they provide bala bangles and mats, and that spots are pre-assigned to keep things organized. I can't wait to try more classes!

studio78 was an AMAZING experience! this is a woman owned workout class gym that offers strength,…read morepilates, cardio, and more. i went with classpass's 1 month free trial so i was able to get a spot in kim v's class. i've been trying out different classes around boston and so far studio78 has been my favorite! it is tucked away off of elkins st in south boston so it is probably best to drive to the location (ample parking around). bring a water bottle and a mat towel (i brought a beach towel). they provide all other equipment. it is on the 4th floor as well so walk up stairs or wait for the elevator. the studio is clean, well organized, and the staff is very friendly. every little station is set up! they gave me a little postcard thanking me for coming which i thought was super sweet. they will assign you a spot as well. they also have a bevi machine if you want to fill up your water bottle. the class itself was great! i did a STRENGTH78 class and for a 45 minute workout it focused on abs, lower body, and upper body. definitely some movements i will be incorporating for mat work next time i am in the gym! i will definitely be considering joining full time :)