This gym is awful...classes are supposed to be at least 50 minutes and according to my Apple Watch…read morethey are only, at the most, 35 minutes. Owner, Lou, is an extremely rude guy. I was supposed to get nutrition info from him and I guess he forgot I was coming, so I got an attitude. He got his info from an app online!!! Wtf, I could of did that myself! Now I see why he has bad reviews! He came up to me at the end of class saying that he was sorry for the way he was acting. Guess what, apology not accepted! He gave me a hard time when I told him I did not want to be weighed during my membership period. Isn't it MY CHOICE whether I want to get weighed or not? Apparently not at this gym, acted like they had the right to tell me what to do since I pay them monthly, lol. So glad that I only signed up for 6 months and not a year! This place is a cult, save your money and please go elsewhere!

This is focused on the 6 week challenge and the boot camp classes/regular monthly membership…read moreexperience. The main population in these groups are women. Most of these women are overweight and looking for help in losing weight. I was one of these women. This review is two-fold: one good and one not-so-good. The good is the core of the program is solid. The meal plan and workouts work if you follow them. If you do what you are supposed to do: you will lose weight. You will find peers who are working towards similar goals and accountability with weekly weigh-ins. The program worked for me and I lost weight and inches and began a new lifestyle. I am very grateful for this and the help that The Iron Will staff provided me with along the way. Now the bad. People skills. Customer service. Organization. Communication. Consistency. Okay, you are in a people business. You say you want to help people and improve lives. You meet women mostly at a vulnerable point in their lives. They are emotionally drained and unhappy with themselves and you promise them help. You fall short here. You fall short on properly supporting women emotionally during their journey. Your communication skills are subpar and borderline abusive in general. My personal experience was horrible and was verbally abused by the owner. There are countless YouTube videos of the owner yelling obscenities at members. During the most extreme situation, I was asked to talk and agreed. I was then in a position of being "talked to" by the 2 Iron Will coaches. I was verbally attacked and insulted for choosing to workout at another gym and I was falsely accused of promoting another fitness business. I demanded proof but was denied. I was berated for having not worked out at Iron Will for "some time," which was 10 days. I have paid my monthly dues - so who's business is it where I decide to go? This is following 7 months of my membership and loyalty to Iron Will where I provided free business coaching and advice (I am a certified self employed coach and consultant), spoke for free on my time to a group of potential new members promoting Iron Will, and provided constant online information and support to fellow Iron Will members. So, yes the program works. But I cannot recommend it to others. Not after being treated in such a poor manner. Yes, run your business, but be a person first. When you are talking to the women who come through your doors: picture your wife, your mom, your daughter, your sister - treat your clients how you would want others to treat these women in your life.

We have been at this for a month now! The trainer/owner and other trainers are really good with the…read morechildren. I have recommended them to family and friends.

I've been training with Tim for about 2 years now. Every individual training session or class…read moregives me a great workout. I like that I can have as little or as much sparring contact as I am comfortable with. I also appreciate knowing that Tim would never put me in the ring with someone that was out of control and cause me injury. I'm 65 years old and have been exercising regularly for many years. Starting to box over the past few years has given me an experience unlike any other type of exercise I have done. High intensity works-out with the adrenaline rush of someone trying to punch you (not too hard though). Tim is an excellent trainer and a nice guy too. Patient and instructive for amateur and professional; athlete and not-so-athletic too. Great place to go. Definitely suggest you check it out.

I had an old sports injury that put me out of commission for 6 months. Coach Chip and Coach Vic…read moreworked with me, and in a very short time, are helping me achieve my goals! I grew stronger and leaner in just 60 days with their Lean and Clean program. I'm looking and feeling terrific. I love their new structure. I like to say it's Lean Manufacturing, for Lean Manufacturing! It is intense. You will work hard. You will sweat. You will see results. Both trainers give you every tool required to be successful. The rest is on you. Work hard/eat well/look good. Simple as that.

Best training with the best coaches. They care about you and your fitness goals. It's like an…read moreextension of family. Wouldn't train anywhere else. Love it there!

I utilized this gym for approx. 2 years. I workout 5 days per week and needed a good gym when I…read moremoved to the south jersey area near my house. Some important things... The gym is rather small. The hours of operation are generally 5am-10pm with shorter hours on weekends and even shorter hours during the summer months. The trainers they have at the gym take over the general space where people actual have to work out. Additionally the machines are rather old. Moreover I found myself having to wait to used a specific machine over another. One of the pros about this gym is the open floor stretch area where they have classes. This space is pretty sizable and useful if you're into yoga, Pilates, etc. I opted to transition to planet fitness in Delran after being open for a year. I currently go here and I love it. The gym is much bigger and they have 10x more machines (not exaggerating) to work out different areas of your body. One of the other pleasant things about this gym is the gyms owners mother, Barbara. She is very pleasant and is super welcoming. I probably held onto my membership a bit longer solely because of the welcoming atmosphere she brings. However all the other staff including the owner was not so welcoming at all. I paid 52 bucks per month for my wife and I at this gym and am now paying 21 for both of us with the utility of a message bed whenever I want. I wouldn't refer anyone here unless the membership prices came down.

One of the owners is really nice, easy going, usually greets you at the door. The other owner is…read morenot friendly at all and seems sort of douchey, can usually be found in front of one of the mirrors. The trainers that I have worked with have all been really good. There is a clique of mean girls that take the 5:30 and 6:30 classes that makes it tough for newcomers to feel welcome.

I joined Flex Force two months ago and I am so happy that I did! I love the small group training…read morebecause I really didn't even know where to start or what to do. The trainers do a great job tracking your workouts to make sure you get a full body workout throughout the course of the week. I am very happy with the results that I am already seeing! I have more energy, confidence and am getting stronger. They also work with any injuries or limitations you have to help you work through them. I can not say enough great things about the team at Flex Force!

As soon as I walked in, it was a very friendly environment. Also, I loved that it was very…read moreorganized, clean and Tara the instructor was easy to follow and very friendly and helpful. Looking forward to doing another class.