I had a personal training orientation. They measured my body fat composition; and tested my…read moremobility, posture, etc. I have another pt follow-up session in a week. I also tried Zumba and Body Core. They let people of all levels in the class.

The trainers are phenomenal. It's clean all the administration helps you whatever questions you…read morehave. I highly recommend this Gym. It's a must join Gym. whenever you have an issue, the front desk is friendly, cooperative, and very dedicated to their jobs. Brittney, Member services is very helpful and helped me out with my Movofit App. I had trouble with my check in and she made sure to never give up. I'm very grateful.

The only real positive I've found about this location is that it's open 24 hours, which is…read moreconvenient. Unfortunately, every time I've come in and I've given it multiple chances, the gym has consistently been dirty. The machines also feel pretty cramped together, which makes the space harder to navigate and doesn't create the most comfortable workout environment. Overall, not my favorite location despite the flexible hours.

Same as always not much to update employees are good and do what they can with some of the…read moredisrespectful people who come to this gym.

The Thursday 6p HITT class was great! It was a quick, efficient, functional workout. The 30 minutes…read moreis all you need and is great for someone with a busy schedule as I. Our instructor was great , left enough time in between for enough rest to catch your breath without letting it interfere with the intensity of your workout. Overall 10/10 would recommend!

Miss Erica was a wonderful instructor and she made the experience fun so I felt comfortable and…read moreless intimidated on the fabrics. This was liberating and I recommend this to anyone who is considering it!

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!

With such a diverse offering of classes, and a focus on community and holistic health, the Garden…read moreof Healing is a unique place in Middlesex County. The moment I entered the space I felt welcome and warm. The owner, Carla, is helpful to existing members and walk-ins alike, and is very talented in the disciplines she teaches. So whether you are looking to take a class to supplement your workout regimen, want to bring flexibility and calmness into your busy life, or just want to stop by for a cup of tea, the Garden of Healing provides the perfect environment for you to be you, and feel good about it!

I went to a yoga class here with Karla (Carla?) after doing months of physical therapy for my sore…read morehip with no effect. After one class, I felt some relief for the first time, and I most definitely will go back. Thank you!

808 has a calm atmosphere, excellent equipment, and is very well kept. Gary is often there and is…read morevery welcoming to all.

This place has everything I need and it is conveniently located. Their classes are affordable if…read moreyou aren't a member. The atmosphere is friendly and I feel like I can get my work out done without any problems.

Went there for the 6 am(!) Monday class. Awesome way to start the week, and the instructor was…read moregreat. She made adjustments and offered advice when necessary. The space is well curated. Reasonably priced. I would recommend anyone in the area to try this place.

Finding the right yoga instructor is like finding the right therapist, you really have to work at…read moreit, try different teachers and see which approach, and what level of expertise works best for you. I tried all the teachers at this place and found one I liked, but then she was gone and I just wasn't into the rest of the teachers enough to hang out. These people seem pretty big into the spirituality aspect of yoga, which might be a positive for you, but it's off-putting to me. I found this place to be somewhat pretentious, lots of iconography and tchotchkes around, and the classes aren't all that cheap. Oh, and another thing about yoga: don't think you "get what you pay for." It doesn't work like that in yoga. You can get a really awesome top notch class for $10, or you can pay $25 for a smug douche to boss you around, lecture to you, or read from Eat, Pray, Love.* Really, truly, shop around. The best yoga class you can find may just be offered by your town's recreation program for $10 a class. Soma center seems decidedly feminist, which is cool, but I'm not sure I'm down with their view of femininity. Not that there is anything wrong with it, I just always have some difficulty with the whole "goddess" schtick. What else can I tell you? Well, it's on the second floor, above a barber shop. You change in the hall outside the studio room. There is a counter in the studio where you conduct the business of paying for classes, etc. There is a bathroom but it's at the end of the studio, by where the instructor usually sets herself up, so if you have to get up to use it, you're kinda bothering a lot of people. Everyone is very nice. They have a teacher training program, which they seem to be pushing, and if you've been around a while, you are probably skeptical of places with teacher training programs. This might sound like a negative review, but it isn't. I would totally go back to this place, for the right teacher. *does not happen at Soma Center, at least not while I was there

I used the $15 day pass whenever I was in the area…read more Pretty small but has everything you might want / need. The only shortcomings are: -No dedicated stretching / calisthenics area -The machines are close to each other and not a lot of room in the gym itself. During rush hours I imagine that you can't walk around easily -$15 is a tad bit expensive in my opinion for what you get Other than that, nothing to really complain about.

This is my second home. Almost every review here is factual and accurate. I will agree that the…read moreequipment is aging but if that fool below thinks retro is "clean" just because the equipment looks newer and that this place is a wannabe strongman gym, thereafter giving you retro as a fallback, he must've dropped a couple of stones on his head . The staff are some of the best people I've met in a gym. I couldn't be happier throughout my day than the moment I set foot in here. If you clean your weights, respect the equipment and FFS DONT DO OLY LIFTS, you will enjoy everything Apollon has to offer.

If you want to learn Ashtanga, this is a great place to learn…read more I was first introduced to Yoga in 2005. I practiced vinyasa yoga at Satsang Yoga Studio in Westfield and really enjoyed going there. I stopped practicing yoga for a few years and exercised at the gym and at home. Unfortunately it was hard to stay motivated at home and the gym became expensive and uninviting for me. (Not a big fan of workout machines and people who grunt/slam weights down.) I always had a love for yoga and after a recommendation from my cousin, I signed myself up for the Intro. series in September of 2014. Ashtanga comprises of a series of poses done in order linked together by breath. Classes here are "Mysore Style", you do your practice at your own pace while a teacher assists you if necessary. I learned a lot from the Intro. series and was eager to begin learning more of the Primary series. When I first started, I was kind of nervous about practicing on my own; I'd always followed the instruction of a teacher! But after several weeks, I gained more confidence and got used to self practice. Just like with anything, it takes time, patience, and a lot of breathing to progress in your practice. Sometimes I forget a pose (oops!) especially if my mind is on wandering mode, but I just try to focus and get it right next time. I am very happy with my yoga practice and am thankful for Alissa and Sonya for being great teachers.

Nice straight forward ashtanga yoga place in a neighborhood in highland park…read more We escaped the big city and stopped here for a morning Mysore class. It was good there were only 8 people I think so Alissa , the teacher had time to assist everybody. I like hands on assist and in certain poses she asked me if I would like to be assisted, that's great too, I don't want anybody to grab and twist just out of the blue. Before our drop in, that was 17$ ( good price), she asked aswell if we had any injuries. The studio is one room and they keep the temperature nice. It was kind of odd that a few people started doing 2 nd series that didn't seem to have primary completed, but that's probably only because my teachers don't encourage that. I m for sure happy that we found this place and gladly return when I m in the area!

I usually come her for the rock wall because I love rocking (indoors). It has a pretty good layout…read morewith various levels of difficulty and every path is clearly labeled! The rock wall offers climbers to rope climb as well as boulder. They don't have lockers in the rock climbing gym, but they have small cubicles, which is not bad! Sometimes I'm worried that people will take my stuff because that almost happened to be before at a different rock climbing center, but since this gym is so open, I guess it's safer. I'm been to the equipment/machinery/weights area of the gym, and it was okay. Since it was located in the basement, it was more humid and muggy, and the air circulation was kind of poor. But I do like the lockers on the side of the gym. There are separate locker rooms down the hall, but it's convenient to just store your bag in the lockers here. Also, the entire gym has a weird and complex layout with unclear signs, so when I first came here I was lost and couldn't find the places I wanted to go until I went around the gym a few times.

I'm absolutely appalled by this gym. Sure it has a pool and huge basketball court, but if you want…read moreto get a normal workout in, forget about it. There were no free treadmills, so I got on a weird gliding machine to get my cardio in. Weights were completely gone from the racks so I ended up just leaving after 20 minutes. I can't believe that a university that is in the Big 10 has a gym like this. So small and crowded without sufficient equipment and weights. Yikes, never going back again. The only thing that the cardio/weight room has going for it was a unique machine that looked like a treadmill. See the picture! I didn't get to use it, but it looked cool.