This is a 24 hour gym by the Village Crossing mall. The owner, Dan, is very friendly and gave me a…read morelittle tour. The gym isn't huge but it also wasn't terribly busy at the time I went. It was just right for me. There's cardio machines, strength training machines, plenty of free weights, dumbells, etc.

This gym is great! Always clean. Never too busy. Convenient (by the highway). And the staff is not…read moreonly friendly but will go out of their way for you. Case in point; Dan the owner noticed I'd left my shoes on the rack for several days as well as my house keys (I was looking everywhere for them) and he personally called and emailed me to let me know I'd left them at the gym and that he put them in a safe place for me. Can you believe that!? A++++

Rude staff and manager. Monday's aquafit class canceled with no explanation or information. (And no…read morereturned calls after numerous messages). Women's locker rooms are always dirty.

Don't get deceived by the fact that there is no contract and you can cancel at any time. They…read morecharged me $ 461.94 within 2 months. Their customer service is negative if that was a possible score. I had to stand by the front desk with my knee scooter after surgery to be helped for 10 minutes. Then Nataly disappeared and didn't come back and had to go and remind them that I can't stand on my feet for that long. I will never go back to this facility for their very poor customer service. The facility has multiple issues with equipments and Sauna and steam room are just for advertisement and not for use by members.

Been a resident of Niles for almost 30 yrs, have tried the fitness center off and on but it is…read moreextremely pricey! I can't believe people pay the prices that they impose . Residents can't even do a drop in for swimming. Front desk looked upset that I didn't know there was no drop in swim. I watched guards just talking to each other. Pool looks so outdated. No thanks !!

Swim lessons- great pool facilities. Because of Covid and other factors my kids had started swim…read morelessons four separate times without much progress, but the curriculum here is pretty intensive and my kids were making progress swiftly. Six week sessions taught very well, and a slide and vortex pool for added fun. Locker rooms are old but get the job done.

I have worked w/ Jeff off and on for years, he and his place are great. He is open to working with…read moreclients in a manner that works for them and he is creative to allow his clients to dictate new classes and/or ideas.

I've been coming to this gym for almost 3 years now, and I've actually known the owner since his…read moreprevious gym -- which says a lot about the kind of place he creates wherever he goes. From day one, everyone here has been incredibly welcoming, supportive, and genuinely kind. It never feels intimidating, no matter your fitness level. The community is what really makes this gym special -- people encourage each other and celebrate progress in a way that feels authentic. Beyond the physical benefits, this gym has helped me so much with stress and anxiety. It's become a place where I can reset mentally as much as physically, and that's something I'm really grateful for. If you're looking for a gym where you feel comfortable, supported, and actually want to show up, this is it. Highly recommend!

I'm new member with planet fitness Everything it's good…read more Only the one thing I don't like it it's the climate it's too cold and the air very high....

Garbage gym. Charges $26 a month for black card membership but has black card spa/ amenities closed…read morefor months and still charge the same amount. So what's the difference between regular membership and black card membership when you have the black card spa closed for months. Have tried going to other locations like glenview or Chicago foster location and all are trash. Never have a representative at the desk to check you in for black card amenities which makes 0 sense. You can scan and walk in to the gym but you need supervision when you scan in and want to use black card amenities, requiring an employees assistance. This gym does not have adequate machinery. They have 1 machine that everyone uses and 10 machines no one will ever touch. Advertises judgement / hostile free environments but allows creeps to sit at machines for 30-60 minutes at a time , not doing a single exercise besides moving their eyes and thumbs. Disgusting environment. Have emailed and called numerous times to request refund and cancel membership, they refuse to by playing the franchise game or constantly saying a manager is unavailable. Absolute horse dukey of a gym. It's like someone who has no idea what a gym even is was told to design and run these gyms. 0/10.

This gym is a great "express" workout experience. The last city I habitually worked out in had a…read morestocked YMCA. In comparison, Club Fitness is an "efficiency model." It has all the equipment for a decent lift session in the main area with free weights, cardio machines, and strength training machines. In the back, there's a dedicated HIIT room with racks, another multipurpose room with huge mirrors and bars along the wall, and a cycling room (with neon green lighting and some step equipment in the back). I'm looking forward to trying out some of their diverse fitness group class offerings, and their trainers seem personable from what I've observed in passing. There's a locker room (be sure to bring your own lock) with large, full lockers, bathrooms, showers, and a sauna. Parking is free in the lot out front.

It's been many years since I last came here so I was surprised to see not much has changed. I came…read morefor a cycle and yoga class. That instructor had my limbs burning by the end so the yoga was a nice cool down. They provided the mats and weights etc. The facility itself is fine. There are saunas in the locker room. Women have a dedicated space to stretch or use medicine balls. The water fountain could use an upgrade though.

This is a fairly new LA Fitness. It replaced the location on the 2nd floor of the strip mall (the…read moreold Bally Total Fitness). Being a newer facility, everything is spotless and in good working order. The only negative is that there is no hot tub or sauna here. (The old one had both.)

Third world level overcrowding, unfriendly, NO ONE wiped off equipment after use in an entire 2…read morehours of observation.

Love the Silver sneakers class. It helps one's stability. The ckass is friendly, you can go at your…read moreown speed, not a fashion show, just regular people caring for their bodies. I just love it.the good news is I am making new friends and enjoying myself as I take care of me.

I've been a member on and off here since 2014. I'm definitely someone who gets super motivated,…read moregoes multiple times per week for a few months, and then an old injury acts up and puts the kibosh on that and I have to freeze my membership and then eventually cancel it. But, they're always super chill about it and it's a no-hassle situation. That stereotypical trope of it being impossible to quit a gym is fortunately not true here, which I appreciate. I was a member for maybe 6 months in 2014, then again for 3-4 months in 2016-ish, and then somehow found uncharacteristic intrinsic motivation and joined again on January 1 of 2025. Most recently, I actually went 2-3x per week for the first 6 months, and then kinda forgot that was something I was supposed to do. But I've gone once or twice a month since then at least. The gym itself has gotten a face lift in recent years, which is nice. It's not super fancy, but it doesn't need to be. I'm not going to the gym with the goal of being a social media fitness influencer who needs an aesthetic background setting for fake workout videos. Sometimes the fluorescent lights in the weightlifting area flicker, which is kind of obnoxious and migraine-inducing while bench pressing and looking up at the ceiling, but other than that I don't really have any complaints. It also has a community vibe -- the same people seem to be there every day, some of which I remember seeing back in 2014 when I first started. It's not uncommon to hear people stop to chat and catch up with each other. (But they also won't chat with you if you don't want them to. I'm more of a heads down and work person, so I'm more of a quick "hi" and mutual nod of acknowledgement when I see the same few people who are on the same schedule that I am). Everyone is super nice. The variety of equipment is nice, with several squat racks, lots of free weights, and pretty much any cable machine you might want. They also have battle ropes and a TRX in a back studio. Also plenty of the standard cardio equipment with a few specialty/fancier pieces. I do wish they would get some heavy bags (punching bags), though. I was a member of a boxing gym for a good stretch (2017 until the start of the pandemic) and do miss it. They have a variety of classes, which I don't do so I can't speak to those, but people seem to like them. Cost is reasonable, but definitely join when they do a no-initiation fee special because initiation fees are a scam and stupid. It's more expensive than a Planet Fitness but not nearly as expensive as LifeTime or other regular gyms. It's a fair price for a community vibe and at least it's not supporting a big corporate conglomerate and instead my fee is going to the park district.

Worked out here several days while in town for the holidays, this facility is like most other AF's,…read moreall the necessary equipment for a great workout, just enough machines, lots of free weights and an ample supply of cardio equipment. The facility was super clean and had 3 rest rooms that had showers. Highly recommended.

Anytime you want to workout, Anytime Fitness is a great option. It doesn't have every equipment…read moreneeded. I would put this place as a step and a half above a hotel gym, but not quite the caliber of a typical commercial gym. They do have a cage, where you can do bench and squats, a small area with bumper plates for deadlifts, and then a large-sized rack, where you can configure the safety bars to do bench and/or squats. There are also four roll-away freestyle benches, and two sets of dumbbells, going all the way to 100lbs. One TV, to pretend youre watching, while you sneak a peak at your gym crush via the mirror, and a Smith Machine. The machines here are somewhat lacking; no a lot of Hammer Strength machines, and there's only one leg press, leg curl, and quad machine respectively. So be creative with your leg day, and use them dumbbells to do some modified RDLs and lunges, although walking lunges would be hard, as there's no real consecutive open space to walk to-and-fro without knocking into equipment or people. In regards to cardio, there are four treadmills or so, ellipticals, and stair climbers. There's boxing bags and a small turf area to do some sled pulls Overall, I would rate this 4-stars; 3-stars because of lack of machines, but adding a star due to it being opened.... anytime. The staff here is friendly and great too. BATHROOM REVIEW: 3 bathrooms here. 2 have showers, 1 is just a toilet. I usually come here at night, so the TP is lacking. Sometimes I get lucky, and they put out an extra roll, as a refill. The bathroom with showers, the surrounding bathroom area is rusty from the moisture, which is expected. Sit or squat? Squat.

Everything, it's clean , dollar friendly for Skokie seniors unassuming. Everyone is welcoming and…read morefriendly. So, start taking care of your health in an easy way. Join the Weber leisure center it's an absolute healthy possibility for anyone.

This is an easy to find facility off Church and Gross Point Road in Skokie. There is a large…read moreparking lot that was about 60 percent full early on a Saturday morning. Maybe people are using the walking track, the skatium, or like me, the beginner indoor pickleball in the gym. It's hard to find beginner classes in the area (that don't meet during the day) and this class had about 10 participants. The pro, Jeff, was friendly and low key and provided a good mix of instruction, rules and play.