All brand new strength and cardio equipment! A real positive…read moreenvironment for everyone looking to get in shape.

If you're looking for a new gym with a great friendly environment this is the gym for you! Best gym…read morei've been to thus far and recommend it to everyone I know.

Update 1 year later:…read more Still very happy with this gym overall. Honestly it's the best in the area (options are limited) but still. Generally clean, good equipment, lots of cardio space, good floor space. A few things that are not as great: 1) The back weight room has only one 30 lb dumbbell and one 35 lb dumbbell. This is SO frustrating. The other side of the gym has two sets of each but those typically stay in that weight area. I can't imagine it's that expensive to buy two sets of matching dumbells. 2) they've started locking the class area in off hours which has free weights. Supposedly because people don't clean up the weights during non class time. But this was a key area especially when the gym is busy and this is frustrating 3) The benches in the back room are literally falling apart. Like chunks of styrofoam under the leather peeling off. Again in general very happy with the gym but some areas for improvement

Same old BS high pressure sales. Then they straight up lied about how and when the fees would be…read moreassessed. Then have made it impossible to get out of without them continually charging for another month that I did use it. I was simply trying to get out from the mess of of the whole thing.

I'm a committed member of Fitness Together since the day I joined…read more This has become a commitment I look forward too and attend 3 times a week. Before starting I was evaluated for my strengths and weaknesses. A program was devised and discussed with me so I had input. The work out changes as needed. I feel in charge of my future abilities and happier to have developed a more positive outlook. My family has commented on how much I have changed and how committed I am. Jess is my trainer and does an awesome job revising my workouts. I'm in my 70's and now looking forward to many more years. Had I known I would've been a member sooner.

Unimpressive levels of customer service from the owner all the way down to the front desk person…read more Be aware they have the "I dont care attitude" approach. I can get receive this same levels of service from people at McDonalds or Walmart.

I started going to The Gym in April and I wish I had started sooner!! The owner, Judy, is the most…read morepositive and encouraging! I started just to do something different than my home workouts and I have fallen in love with the group classes. Such a fun way to get fitness in as well as having social time. All the members have been so welcoming and motivating. This gym is unlike any I have ever been too; cannot recommend enough!!

The owner, instructors and members are so motivating! The first time I went I felt at home. I love…read morethe group class offerings and the location is perfect for me! Highly recommend!

This is an amazing studio! At Orangetheory fitness all the studios are the same and all the…read moreworkouts are the same. What separates them is the staff. Amanda who works the front desk was so very friendly. I felt like I have known her forever! Leah was the coach and today was her 1000 class. She has so much energy and with such a good coach! I would love to come back to the studio!

First, I LOVE OTF in general. The coaches at this studio are pretty good. The reason for the low…read morerating is the studio owner Jodi is extremely rude. So when I read reviews like Sandra M about the harsh response, I'm not surprised. I tried to talk calmly to Jodi about an issue and the free for all with the OK-Karens who MUST have their treads, Jodi became unreasonably angry. I'm like, whoa, calm down. Then she threatened to ban me. I had to complain to corporate. I'm sure she will continue to retaliate and probably ban me since that's the kind of studio owner she seems to be. Oh well. I thought others should know.

As someone who easily gets intimidated by commercial gyms and weight lifting, I sought out a way to…read moreprioritize fitness and strength training in a more personalized way-- that's how I found Method Fitness. Jack Hammond and I regularly met throughout the week for 60-minute training sessions. I can't emphasize this enough-- his enthusiasm, encouragement, and overall knowledge about training undoubtably helped me achieve my goals. Not only did he constantly challenge and push me to improve and train harder; but he did so with a positive attitude. Obviously just by looking at Jack, you'll be able to tell he knows a thing or two about fitness and lifting (the guy is ~~ripped~~), but what sets Jack apart from the other "bro-science" personal trainers, is that he is ACE-certified, has a bachelor's degree in kinesiology, and also has experience with college athletics. His overall understanding about fitness is all backed by his years of experience + knowledge about science-based explanations ... now I don't know about you, but I don't think I could have asked for a more qualified trainer. Due to personal obligations and a career change, I'm no longer able to train at Method as regularly. The good news is that I'll always be able to keep the lessons I've been taught on proper form, correct movements, acceptable adjustments, and lastly-- my higher and improved self-esteem.

Looking for a gym experience that is shepherded by a highly-skilled trainer, perfectly aligned with…read moreyour fitness goals, and not steeped in testosterone? Look no further! I love Method's take on fitness: they recognize that everyone has a different fitness journey, that fitness goals vary, and that getting healthy is a process. By working with Adam and Nigel, I've learned that changing my body composition and dietary discipline has to be habitual, and that success is related to consistency. They've also taught me there is no magic pill, no fantasy workout, no fancy sweatmore sweatpants that are gonna burn my fat, lift my butt, and sculpt my arms; only my hard work will achieve those things. And that the hard work is WAY worth it. With Adam and Nigel's guidance, my weekly workouts have progressed hugely over time. I've dropped weight, changed my body composition, increased my cardio capability, and am strong as hell. Worried about Method being way too bro-tastic for your tastes? No worries there. Amahl, the owner, does an incredible job curating a team of trainers that is dedicated to a healthful lifestyle and are super fit themselves, but somehow lack the macho-man-cool-story-bro gene. Worried about Method not being hardcore enough for you? No worries there, either. These trainers are SERIOUS. I see some of the trainers' personal workouts while I'm coming and going in the space - and their strength, ability, stamina, and discipline AMAZE me. Super inspirational. Couple other plusses: the space is clean and beautiful, parking is easy peasy, there are always fresh towels to wipe your brow, and spring water is provided to quench your thirst. In short, integrating Method into your fitness routine is nothing but a good thing. You'll get where you want to go faster, with better knowledge, and with great guidance.

The conduct of the owner at this facility reflects a pattern of unprofessional, hostile, and…read morenegligent behavior that appears to be in direct conflict with the operational standards, member service obligations, and brand expectations associated with the Anytime Fitness franchise system. Anytime Fitness markets itself as a safe, supportive, and community-based environment. Many members--including teenagers and young adults--utilize the gym as a constructive outlet for mental clarity, personal discipline, and healthy routines. A facility of this nature carries an implicit responsibility to maintain professionalism, neutrality, and respect toward all paying members. Instead, the owner's behavior has created an environment that is increasingly confrontational, poorly managed, and damaging to the Anytime Fitness name. The following issues are ongoing and well-documented among members: * Repeated rude, dismissive, and hostile interactions with members, inconsistent with any reasonable standard of customer service. * Failure to return calls or respond to member complaints, while continuing to charge dues, raising concerns of improper business practice. * Public and inappropriate social media commentary, including insinuations involving children and steroid use. Such statements are reckless, inflammatory, and potentially defamatory, and they expose the franchise and brand to reputational risk. * Arbitrary removal or expulsion of members without transparent policy justification, creating an atmosphere of intimidation rather than support. * Unacceptable cleanliness and maintenance conditions, implicating health and safety expectations required of a fitness facility. * Lack of consistent ownership presence or managerial oversight, leaving members without accountability or appropriate operational supervision. This pattern of conduct constitutes, at minimum, a serious deviation from the standards expected of an Anytime Fitness franchisee and threatens the goodwill and public trust associated with the brand. Corporate has an obligation to ensure franchise locations operate in a manner consistent with Anytime Fitness policies and member safety expectations. Failure to address these issues promptly risks further reputational harm not only to this location, but to the franchise system as a whole. Additionally, it is important to note that these concerns are not isolated. A deeper review will reveal that multiple complaints have been raised not only by members, but also through town-level channels and public records. What is particularly troubling is that when members attempt to seek assistance or file complaints through the appropriate avenues, the matter is routinely redirected back to the franchise owner herself. This creates an obvious conflict of interest and effectively eliminates any meaningful opportunity for resolution. Members are left with no practical recourse when the individual responsible for the misconduct is also the sole point of contact for addressing it. In many cases, communications are either ignored entirely or met with dismissive and unprofessional responses. As a result, even attempts to report concerns anonymously feel futile, as all complaints ultimately route back to the same source. This undermines member trust and raises serious questions about accountability and franchise oversight. This gym is located in Burrillville RI

YOU EARNED YOUR 2 STAR RATING. I tried contacting them by…read morephone and email with no reply. I knew the price ready to sign and they were not able to do such a menial task. Each time I called I was sent to an email box with no reply. I finally called the gym in Medway and was greeted by a nasty belligerent woman who was angry I bothered her and was yelling at me. I don't know how people like that stay in business. I recommend any gym except this one. Horrible experience. There are plenty of gyms run by adults but not this one

Very welcoming and friendly. Clean gym with friendly members and the owners are very helpful and…read moreengaging. Plenty of equipment and platforms for your weightlifting needs!

I was visiting Massachusetts over Christmas and was looking for a weightlifting gym where I could…read moretrain. Mary answered the phone when I called and invited me to come by. Im super glad I was able to find this place! When I got there, she warmly greeted me and made sure I had everything I needed, even asking me if the music was to my liking (it was!). This is an extremely well-equipped weightlifting gym with 8 full size platforms, Olympic bars, bumper plates, power racks, blocks, and chalk stands. Thinhs were super well organized, even down to the order to the plates. Throw in a few Hookgrip / ATG / USA Weightlifting banners and I was good to go! The first thing Mary had me do were some overhead squats on a vibrating plate to loosen up my muscles. Afterwards, I got on the platform and did a few snatches with just the bar. She mentioned there would be a class soon and, not wanting to miss out on coaching, I gladly agreed to take the class. Mary was super attentive and gave her full attention to watching each lifter perform the complexes she programmed. Each lift was videotaped on an iPad, and between lifts, Mary reviewed the footage with me 1 on 1 to identify issues with my form. I could see exactly what she was talking about, and fixing these problems really helped me extend and catch more confidently. Needless to say, I absolutely love this visual approach to coaching, and her advice was very easy to understand. I only wish that I had more time to spend at this gym. Their drop-in rate is $20, or $30 to drop-in and take a class, which I think is very reasonable given the quality of the coaching and how nice the facility is. I'll definitely be back to visit when I am in the area again!

I love being a member of this Y! First of all, it's really big and it took me a long time to get…read morethe run of the place. I'm still finding new rooms and amenities that make my membership really worthwhile. Most recently, I discovered the 18+ women's locker room, which is separate from the regular women's locker room and it is absolutely wonderful! It's pretty quiet in there, and it includes vanities, hairdryers, a pumping lounge, a sauna, changing rooms, and lockers. It's a very comfortable space for women, which I can really appreciate! I'm also a big fan of the yoga classes here. Tuesday night's "gentle yoga" is a great class with a fantastic instructor. I always look forward to going! There is a little bit of the spiritual aspect of yoga thrown in, but it is not too much. It is mostly focused on the yoga itself. And while it is a slower-paced class, the instructor will suggest ways to make a pose more challenging. Thursday night yoga is also a good time, and a great workout. It feels more like a fitness class, but it still retains that zen yoga energy. There are also day-use lockers that do not require a separate lock - just entering your own code - next to the yoga studio, which makes storing all my stuff really easy. There is also a lot of workout equipment! There is a good variety of machines for cardio (I love the cardio mezzanine, it's such a nice space overlooking the weight room) as well as for weights. When I do not want to workout in the weight room, I can go into one of their gymnasiums and use the free weights in there as long as there are no classes going on. In general, the Y is pretty clean and updated. The only exception is the regular woman's locker room. The staff have always been kind to me and very helpful when I need something. As for parking, the lot gets pretty hectic. It's on a somewhat busy side street off of a busy main road. The lot itself is tight and strict about the use of the parking pass. Overall, there is a lot offered here and I have always been pleased with my experience here.

This YMCA has a great selection of classes, friendly staff, clean facilities, but one major…read moredownside. Parking. Since it is on a main road, their parking lot seems to be shared with other public buildings. You need to pay during the weekdays. Hopefully they figure out a free parking situation one day, because until then, I'll only be coming on the weekends.

I have been going to this gym since shortly after they opened (4 months). So far it has been…read morefantastic! The gym is clean and neat. There is a wide variety of both equipment and classes. The staff is outstanding. Polite, professional and super nice. I did a personal training session with Danielle and she is wonderful. They have a women's only area (you do pay extra for that), a huge variety of classes, the weight machines and free weights, massage chairs and tanning (I don't use those but they are available) saunas and clean, spacious locker rooms/bathrooms. Let's not forget the personal trainers that are available. I really do enjoy going to this gym. With the different levels of membership - most people should be able to afford a membership.

This gym is a chain! It has many locations in RI and membership includes showers, sauna, and…read moreclasses. Edge classes are an Add-on which i think are worth it. They have a women section only which makes me feel safe! Booking to attend the classes are done via the app, which is easy and simple. The app can show you how many people has signed up too! Morning sessions are better than evening sessions because they are not as overcrowded and are smaller. Same goes for the gym itself. Rush hours are 6-8am and 3-6pm. I'm lucky enough to have flexible hours and work from home that k attempt to avoid crowds. Gym anxiety is here is average for anxious friends out there. I had only a couple of bad experiences like being told by an instructor that I cannot wear my noise canceling earbuds. I was so overwhelmed because i was called out that I ran out in tears. I was brave enough to speak to a trainer who I worked with briefly and they helped me greatly in letting me know the actual rules here. Trainers are very kind and will help! Be mindful that regular X classes are instructors not employed directly by the edgy gym and don't always follow protocol or get a bit power hungry? Or set up their own rules I guess. The trainers who work at the gym and are way more helpful and will find ways to help you in any aspect. Be brave enough to ask!