Park Fitness is a very fine facility with excellent management and customer service. I enjoy…read moreworking out there and getting to know the ownership, staff, and the trainer they recommended to my wife and I. It's a convenient walk from neighborhoods including Ditmas Park, Prospect Park South, and Kensington. I find this means I will actually go! It isn't even the #1 closest to home but it suits me well. I find there's a more than adequate offering of free weights, cardio machines, and weight stations. It should allow me to switch up my routine over time. They also are not busy when I go.

The girls wokring here are really great! Genuine and authentic. It is a nice and small gym I…read moreliterally just went there for the first time. So I think a few more trips will help me get a better idea on the vibe of it. Since its going to be getting cold pretty soon this seems like a good place to do some workouts, they definitley have everything you need there.

I decided to quit the Armory after a promising few months. I got tired of waiting to use equipment…read morein the weight room, of the teens who never wipe anything down and of the kids in the cardio room who are there to play. Sad to go, it's a beautiful space and the staff is friendly. BTW quitting is NOT easy. I tried numerous times by email while I was travelling for work and landed up paying for months I never used.

After nearly a year of emailing and notifying the gym staff and "complaint box" about, I finally…read morequit this place. The staff doesn't help clean the place up, people don't re-rack their weights, the free weights and kettlebells are impossible to use because they can only be accessed by the classes, there's a single bench press area, a single squat rack/deadlift platform, spin bikes are only available during classes, two benches, and as I mentioned, nearly no available kettlebells and free weights outside of classrooms. Teens take over the place, as do unsupervised children. Lifting on a wooden floor is dangerous. I personally had to put up a "broken do not use sign" on a broken peleton, because the staff didn't notice. There's one plyo box that you have to run around to find. NO showers...in a gym. The manager, Chris, does not address your concerns, even after contacting him personally.

Once again tons of treadmills broken and like maybe 10 mats with luck Terribly managed. Employees…read morecould care less.

My goal is to visit as many Blink gyms in NYC…read more Location: 2 floors .. the main floor is upstairs (incld the locker rooms); cardio machines, small workout area downstairs Elevator: yes, to get upstairs Convenience: on Flatbush; a few blocks away from the Parkside station Gym Size: Large esp upstairs. 2 Floors Locker Room Size (Men's): Fair for a gym this size. Equipment (outside of the basics mentioned below): didn't see a TRX Crowdedness: Fair. Audience trends to younger residents in the area Cleanliness: OK. Staff Friendliness: Average Hours: 7 days/wk. on par with residential Blinks Overall: Rather large gym especially upstairs. Lots of cardio machines. Close to Prospect Park in case you go out for a run and wanted to go to the gym before or after. *Unless noted, assume all Blink gyms have locker rooms, water fountain, stretch area, dumbbells, kettlebells (up to 50lbs), smith machines, weight machines, cardio equipment (Rower, treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, stairclimber), showers, wipes, Towel machine (pay separate charge). Assume you can scan in via App or Apple Wallet/Watch **Note: I am a Blink user with entry possibility of all their NYC area gyms via an Add-on to my Classpass membership. (I did not want to deal with Blink corporate in case I needed to cancel and wanted to avoid a startup fee or annual charge). I do not take showers at the gym and tend to go off-peak hours. I'm

If you're looking for a great gym in Brooklyn, the Crown Heights Blink Fitness is definitely up…read morethere. While I love my Blink in Bed-Stuy, this one has its own charm, especially with its modern, spacious setup and fantastic location. First off, the convenience is a huge plus. The gym is right near the Franklin Avenue subway station, so getting here is a breeze whether you take the A or C trains. If you're coming by bus, you've got options like the B15 and B43 lines. And if you're driving, there's parking around, though the traffic around here can be a bit crazy. Honestly, sometimes I joke that if you really need to get to downtown Manhattan or Brooklyn, you'll wish you could just physically run there because the streets can get so congested! But on the bright side, being on the second floor of the gym, you get a nice view of Lower Manhattan, which is a cool reminder that you're only a few stops away from the city. As for the gym itself, it's clean, well-kept, and has a good amount of equipment so you're never waiting around. The staff is super friendly, and I've never had an issue with anything. It's on the second floor, and while the sound of weights dropping can echo a bit, it's really nothing that takes away from the experience. Plus, that view of the city skyline is a nice touch while you're working out. This Blink Fitness location is also an award-winner, which they proudly display with a championship belt in the gym - a cool touch that reflects their commitment to maintaining a top-tier environment for members. If you're hungry after your workout, there's no shortage of food options nearby. Right next door, there's Chipotle for a quick and healthy meal. Subway is around the corner if you're in the mood for a sandwich, and if you want something a bit more substantial, Friedman's serves up great brunch dishes. Saraghina is perfect for pizza, and if you're looking for plant-based food, PLNT Burger is a solid choice. All these places are within walking distance, and they offer a variety of healthy or veggie-friendly options. The gym's hours are pretty convenient too: it's open every day from 5 AM to 11 PM, so you can squeeze in a workout no matter your schedule. All in all, if you're in or near Crown Heights, this Blink Fitness is a great place to work out. The diverse staff and community make it a friendly place to get fit, and the convenient location means it's easy to stop by before or after other errands. Definitely recommend checking it out!

I came on a Saturday morning and the gym was pretty calm. Firstly, the gym is about 3 flights up so…read moreprepare your legs. There is an elevator but that day the elevator was not in service. The gym is small but it has everything you'll need. Not sure if this location was recently renovated but everything looked need, like brand new. Even the benches. The workout here was pleasant and unbothered. I would return. If the gym is crowded I could see maneuvering in here being a problem.

The group fitness class instructor on the first floor is exceptional! She has great relationships…read morewith her clients and is highly knowledgeable. Julius is another stellar instructor at Crunch. Both of these trainers represent the apex of their instructional staff. I think a lot of the other trainers would benefit from their example.

Daniel is a great PT! After going through a handful of…read morepersonal trainers , I had pretty much sworn off PT life at Crunch Crown Heights. Back in July, while I was doing landmines with poor form. Daniel stepped in. He didn't sell me; he simply corrected me, encouraged me, and said, "try a free session with me' I did and I am thankful! Daniel is always on time and in great spirits. After years of waiting around for trainers who seemed allergic to punctuality, that alone earned him five stars in my book. Our sessions? I affectionately call them "complain or bust-my-butt" sessions. Daniel somehow manages to push me past my limits while letting me get a few good grumbles in. We get a lot done in a short time -- and now that I'm training with him three times a week, the results speak for themselves. I'm stronger, leaner, and fitter... and even other people have started noticing. If you want a trainer who's professional, efficient, and delivers results (without the sales pitch or the waiting game), Daniel's your guy. Just a warning -- he's an early bird, so set your alarm and get ready to work.

- everything excellent and affordable - the trainers are…read moreknowledge - the workouts are fun and different - they have multiple times open for people with different schedules - patrons are very friendly

Hyrox, Roblox, incline walks - it dont matter, Krank in 5. Greatest gym in Brooklyn, probably the…read moreworld! Amazing community, coaching and coaching (so good, had to say it twice)!!

The yoga class with Lisa is amazing. I love the facility, and try to come when it's down time and…read morenot a lot of people. The machines are great and everything works. My partner comes in mostly for adult swim, me for the machines and the sauna. It's a great value, especially if you come with family and children.

They are super friendly here. The facility is a neighborhood staple and is awesome. They are…read morebilingual here and it's right by a major bus stop. I went here as a child for swimming lessons and hadn't been back since. It's definitely been upgraded! I recommend people in the area check it out. Take a tour and work it out.

I love this gym! It is a bit small, which isn't much of a problem because not many people come here…read more- which I am unsure as to why, seeing as how we pay about an extra thousand a year to have access to this gym and other activities. They recently re-did the entire gym and swimming pool (BIG props to the swimming area). The swimming area is HUGE, modern and downright spiffy to boot! All equipment and weights in the gym are new. I love the treadmills, they all have TVs attached that you can plug into with your phone and have a wide array of stations to watch in addition to the big screens hanging from the ceiling. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls overlook a part of the campus and the entire swimming area which gives this cozy gym a big feel. Now, back to my regular scheduled reps...