ABSOLUTELY LOVE HOTWORX!!!…read more HOTWORX is AMAZING!!! If you're looking for an incredible workout experience, this is IT! The combination of infrared heat and exercise takes your fitness routine to a whole new level! I love the variety of workouts, the convenience, and how great you feel afterward! The atmosphere is motivating, the workouts are effective, and it's such a fantastic way to invest in your health and wellness! HIGHLY RECOMMEND HOTWORX!!! 5 STARS ALL THE WAY!!!

One star $2,500…read morepaid. Zero visits. Zero refund. I paid this business a total of $2,500 and never once stepped foot inside. When I requested reimbursement, they refused to refund any portion of it. I can't review their workouts because I never experienced one. I can, however, review how they handled my money and my request: $2,500 retained, no refund offered, and a customer left deeply disappointed. If you're considering signing up, read every cancellation and refund term carefully. Make sure you're comfortable potentially spending thousands without ever walking through the door. The only thing that got lighter was my wallet. An expensive lesson in where I will never spend another dollar. Nate has ZERO COMPASSION!!!

I have been doing crossfit for over 4 years now and visited quite a few locations when I travel…read morefor work. The owners here have done a great job in a short amount of time getting this location up and running-cool to see it come together for them. Overall a great workout and experience, I would highly recommend Mischief for new as well as seasoned crossfitters. Good class sizes and open AM/PM 6 days a week. Pros: Very reasonable prices. Convenient location for a good part of Naperville and Aurora. New equipment, floors, and facility. Cons: None yet!

Sweet place, fun class & nice people. I dropped in to a 5:30 AM class and felt very welcomed and…read moreenjoyed the instruction as well as the challenge of the work out. Place was clean and inviting. If I'm ever back in this neck of the woods, I will certainly be going there again.

Who else can relate to this - you're home for a Christmas vacation and gyms in the area are…read morecharging $20 for a day pass? Ridiculous. We stumbled upon MPG through a google search before leaving San Diego for Plainfield. We called to inquire about day passes, and we were pleasantly surprised to find out they're only $10! After looking through pictures and seeing high praise in Yelp, we were in. We went for the first time today with free week passes I got from my parents. Unfortunately they weren't valid, but we were still able to get a week pass for $15! Even though we might only make it one more time, it still is a way better deal. The gym itself is better than what I expected. Plenty of machines and free weights, two deadlift platforms, a few racks, and a lot of machines I've only seen on IG but have been dying to use. There's also a huge section in the back for tire flipping or other functional training like rope climbing. It's also pretty impressive that they offer cryotherapy in the front of the house. Overall, this is a great gym. If I lived here I would definitely make this my regular gym, but alas I will just have to make it my spot for when I visit home. Thanks MPG!

The gym is good for getting your life back together, not unmotivating like commercial gyms, This…read moregym makes you work hard for your success and all the gym people are nice and help you out whenever you need.

HOTWORX-Naperville has quickly become my favorite part of my daily routine! From the moment I came…read morein to do my introductory classes, everyone was nice and helpful, explaining everything and insuring I felt welcome. I love that it's 24/7 so I can workout before work and when I do come during staffed hours, the staff is welcoming and remembers who I am, even though I don't come in during that time. This has been truly an amazing choice I made to join and cannot wait to start the new year with HOTWORX!

I was visiting from out of state and taking advantage of my Sweat Elite membership perk that allows…read moreme to go to any location nationwide. I was taken back by having to leave shoes at the entrance (vs in the cubicle adjacent to my studio) and being charged for a mat/towel. I have visited other locations/other states where a towel was provided for visiting Sweat Elite members. Aside from that, the studios were large and clean. I enjoyed being able to stick to my routine even while on the road for work.

I have been working out at Finetix Fitness 5.0 in Naperville/Lisle since September of 2018 and I…read morehave seen some great results! Tori is awesome...she is a great motivator and really knows how to cater a great circuit trained workout. First of all, there are no contracts to sign a 6 or 12 month agreement nor do you have to pre-pay 6 months in advance. Last July/August I was looking for a "boot camp" style work out to get back into shape. There was another fitness place, that wanted a 12 month "contract" where you pre-paid for 6 months at a time for $250-400 per month....for a very similar workout schedule/set up as what Tori has at Finetix Fitness 5.0. I found this place on Facebook and I texted the number and got a reply back in half an hour or so. Tori was professional and avoided any negative statements about other fitness places around...she spoke to me directly and up front and stated what she can provide. I signed up for the boot camp option and here I am, roughly 6 months later, I purchase a 12 sessions of one-on-one training along with the boot camp, and circuit training(we did, upper body, lower body, abs, cardio, boxing, etc) types of workouts...I spent roughly $60/month for 6 months plus roughly $200 worth of personal training, and I am extremely happy with the results...a lot less than spending $400/month for a year...I didn't break the bank to get the results...I suggest, eat healthy and just show up and be ready to workout for 45

Absolutely love this gym! The workouts are always challenging! There are many opportunities to go…read moreto classes and the classes are small which allows the instructor to actually focus on if you are using correct form. No class is the same and im always being challenged. I also love the self defense classes that are added each year!

This is a fitness center that is part of the hotel, but they are open to the public since it's a…read morepretty good, although small, gym. A membership costs around $80 a month and they do not offer or sell "day passes." Positives - not too crowded in the morning and virtually dead on the weekends, but evenings and lunchtime has some folks in there. - has all of your major pieces of equipment and tools. - it seems since it's small, not crowded, and has everything, my workouts are much more quickly executed than doing it at the larger gym (LifeTime). - has a certified trainer there some of the time and you can hire her for personal training. - sometimes they offer night classes for spinning. This has gone in and out over the few years I've been a member. - parking and getting into the gym is no fuss and very close - shower rooms are private, have lockable doors, complete with shower, sink, countertop, shampoo, bodywash, etc., although half the time the faucets don't work. - tv's on the treadmills and steppers...and they usually work - they usually have apples (but only apples) out Negatives - there are lockers, but you can't lock them, even if you have your own padlock, so you have to carry your phone, wallet, and keys with you. - faucet in the men's bathroom and most of the shower rooms do not work half the time (been like that for years)...usually the women's bathroom faucet works. I'm only talking about the sink faucets, not the shower water. - takes awhile for broken equipment to get fixed properly (e.g., the elliptical had been sounding like it's about to fall apart for a few months now). I think they tend to take action only when hotel guests say something. - no steam room or sauna - they have towels, but they sometimes smell pretty rough, like they didn't get washed well. Sometimes old makeup on them.

I love this place! My friend found it while searching the area for a zumba class for us. The…read morefitness center is brand new, clean, and the staff is wonderful. So far I've taken zumba and pilates classes and loved them. They also offer personal training and the machines look really nice. Such a bonus it's located within five minutes of my home. Even if you have to drive a bit to try them out, it's totally worth it. Skip the crazy parking and screaming kids at the big places and come try out Olympus.

The Fitness Center is my favorite place for exercise in DuPage staff is very kind and helpful…read moreChristina and Michele are two of my favorites. I highly recommend the park fitness center. DuPage Ms.G.King

Parks plus fitness has been remodeled, it's really nice. They keep it clean, and well-maintained.read more

This is a quality establishment which is very professionally run. It has everything a quality…read morecrossfit Gym/Box should have. Top notch equipment, neat and clean environment and top class coaches. It also has something none of my previous gyms had -- a strong sense of community. All the coaches know me by name and understand my strengths and weaknesses. They know when to push me to set a new personal record and when to scale my work to confirm to my situation. I have not experienced this level of involvement from expert coaches in my previous gym memberships. My membership includes one free day of yoga a week which is icing on the cake for me. Thanks to the folks at Crossfit I now prioritize my health and look forward to gym day.

Many months ago, I came to a fitness "fork in the road". I was completely unsatisfied with standard…read moregyms, having belonged to them for 20 yrs. My workouts were stagnate. After hours and hours of work and eating very healthily, I just wasn't seeing the results I wanted. I was considering hiring a personal trainer at my (old) gym but hesitated because they were all rather unseemly and I didn't want to have to spend much one-on-one time with any of them. Not when they seemed to think that my face was about 9 inches south of where it actually was whenever I talked to them. Family members had been talking up CrossFit for years and it had always fallen on deaf ears. "Blah blah blah ..CrossFit" I was completely turned off by just the thought. I had read plenty of people's anti-crossfit blogs and was quick to say "See, CrossFit is just a bad fad." Then there was the expense. But after looking at what I would be paying to hire one of those meathead trainers vs paying for a month's membership for CrossFit, it was actually considerably cheaper ($150/mo). What was the harm in trying? It can be hard to find if you don't know where you are going. 630 is located in the same large business complex as DeEtta's Bakery, but in one of the industrial buildings in back. Behind Naperville North HS's baseball field. I walked into this "box" at 630 and from the moment I stepped foot, I knew I'd never return to a standard gym again. No meatheads walking around pumping in front of mirrors. There were no women wearing makeup and jewelry, walking on treadmills while they watched TV and yacked on the phone(major, major pet-peeve). In fact, there were no treadmills at all. No TVs. No mirrors. No glitz. Just a few row machines, bar bells, pull-up bars, ropes, kettle bells, jump ropes etc... no fancy equipment. It felt like a nearly empty room comparatively. It wasn't empty though; it just lacked distractions. The people are supportive. They cheer you on. Give you high fives. Push you to do more. And they notice when you're not there. It's a community. The first week, I was doing things I'd never done before at standard gyms. And every day, there was a butt kicking workout (WOD) planned out for me. I just show up and do it. People are at all levels. From college age kids to retired individuals. It's literally for everyone. I'd always read stories about people trying to lift too much and then getting injured doing CrossFit. It was always one of the negatives I clung to before trying CF myself. That was not my experience here. They watch your form. Sometimes I'm told to increase my weights but sometimes I'm told my form is off because it's too heavy and to drop to a lower weight. Nobody wants anybody to get injured; nobody is being irresponsible with my health and wellbeing, but ultimately that is up to the participant. I love that there's no yearly contract to sign. No sign up fees. It's just your flat monthly charge. Once you sign up with them, you can pay online or make adjustments to your account. CrossFit ruined me from ever joining a regular gym ever again. I honestly find them to be completely repulsive now. I still keep a membership at a regular one, in case I want to have a run and the Chicago weather doesn't welcome it. I'll use an occasional treadmill, but walking into the standard gym always gives me an immediate reminder for why I'll never again be that girl who goes to spin classes, only working the same few muscles. It's all so mind-numbingly boring to me now. Boring, yet distracting. I don't miss the women in the locker room putting on make-up and perfume *before* they head out to the floor to pretend they are going to workout. Or people who are more concerned with how they look while they exercise rather than how they're performing. I don't miss working out with TVs surrounding me. And I certainly don't miss the spin classes where I had to listen to Nickelback!! Joining CrossFit 630, was the best decision I ever made.