This gym is cool. Nice size, not overly crowded. I like this place because it's a no nonsense gym…read more Go in work out go home. Staff is pretty friendly and the price is reasonable. I like that you can bring a guess for $5 or even if your not a member you can drop in for good work out. Equipment is great too. Check it out.

The Firm is great. It has everything you could possibly want at a gym. Ethan, the owner is very…read moreresponsive and kind. Ethan owns a wonderful gym !

Different locations do have quite different environments and equipment. I went Mount Laurel and…read moreParsippany, obviously the former one has much better condition of equipment and even larger lockers, cleaner shower room, more young people instead of seniors long time occupying shower room and locks room. Some seniors even dry their towels and shirt, shorts in sauna room and that is not really good. My friends told me some older lady even steal shampoo and pump into their own bottle, that really sucks. Hope a change is happening there.

Any gym that doesn't open until 8 am on the weekend is not a serious gym. They should implement 24…read morehour access for members via key card

Richard is the best spin instructor in South Jersey. Great cardio workout and he keeps variety in…read morehis programs.

I was a member at the Audubon location for a little less than a year and I did not have a great…read moreexperience, so I left. Today, I decided to try out the Voorhees location mainly due to the indoor track. I am training for a race and I don't like to run on treadmills or in poor weather. The "indoor track" has 2 narrow lanes for jogging and walking, yet most of the members seemed oblivious to this and I was dodging people who were not aware of their surroundings for most of the run. The track circles their cardio equipment, therefore you're just passing people staring at you run. I quickly realized the indoor track was not what I was looking for. But, I already knew I wouldn't sign up for the gym even before seeing the indoor track due to a comment the member specialist said while giving me a tour. As he is pointing out the equipment, he says "here is the incline chest press, but women don't need to use this unless they are body building." I'm sorry, sir, but as a 60 something year old man who opted to take the elevator instead of the stairs due to physical issues... how the hell do YOU know what women need? Are you a woman? Are you a trainer? Are you ME? No... that comment was unnecessary and I won't be back. Two stars because they do have top of the line equipment, as well as good amenities (sauna, pool). It was crowded, but it was also a Sunday.

I always feel comfortable to come here in the morning, really nice and quiet…read more Everyone is nice and polite, love to come here in the morning.

My sister has a premium membership, so she pays $20/month and can bring a guest each time she works…read moreout, so I always tag along with her when I'm in town. A regular membership is $10/month, so she's basically paying 2 memberships to be able to bring a guest. I think those prices are great, though. I don't know where to start with Giant. I love it more than the gym I belong to. There's plenty of equipment, and I never see broken machines waiting for repair. I don't think there's fans, but it does feel like there's good airflow in the cardio rooms. The treadmills charge my iPod and I can plug my headphones into the machine itself and use the dials to control my playlist. The run is smooth; I can run longer on their equipment than I can at the gym I belong to, or the treadmill at my house. There's a pretty good selection of weights as well. The gym is never very crowded, and I never have to wait long (if at all) to use equipment. I feel more comfortable working out in a less crowded environment- I feel as though I have more privacy. Honestly, I'd join Giant myself in a heartbeat if there was one in Blue Bell, PA. We seriously need better gym selections in this area of PA.

This is a great location. Very clean and lots of nice and new equipment. There's no locks on the…read morelockers and seems like you have to provide your own. The other main location in Sicklerville I go to has combo locks on the lockers.

I previously gave this gym a harsh but fair rating of three stars. I am now rating it four stars…read morebecause it has what I need and good availability. It's not a fancy place but that doesn't really matter; you're hopefully there to work out and it's perfectly fine for most people who want to work out. One thing that should be pointed out is that they recently swapped some seemingly underused equipment out for half racks. Those look to be very popular (so kudos for meeting customer's needs) but also freed up the smith machines. This makes the gym more open and leaves more racks open at a time. [Further to the gym's credit, it was not too long ago that that bought two extra smith machines to meet demand] My only real issue, as in the past, is that there is not great etiquette among some gym users. Too many people occupy benches and equipment for long periods of time while just sitting on their phones. This happens most often with the cable machines or leg sled. If I can finish three sets of two or three different exercises before you so much as reach for the bar, that's not bad behavior. There are also way too many times that someone takes dumbbells from the rack only to stand only just inches away from it, keeping anyone from getting near that part of the rack. There's no excuse for that when there are several hundred square feet of floor behind them.

I've been going to Smart Bodies for five years, and in that time I've lost 69 pounds--56 of which…read morewere fat. I still go regularly, along with following some nutrition guidance and doing personal work, and I honestly couldn't be more positive about my experience. I hate working out. I hate physical activity. Yet I genuinely look forward to going to Smart Bodies. The people are wonderful, the atmosphere is welcoming, and I never feel judged. Everything is tailored to what I need. I can walk in, tell the trainer a practical goal--like being able to lift my luggage into an overhead compartment or hiking a mile--and they build a program specifically to help me achieve it. Smart Bodies has made fitness feel approachable and achievable, and I recommend it wholeheartedly.

I've been training with Anthony for 8 years and sometimes train with Mike or John who are equally…read moreas focused and dedicated to planning and leading me to strength and fitness in the safest, most effective way according to my personal abilities. Smart Bodies has been there for me to get me strong again during and after 2 years of chemo and were my team to keep my vision on not only staying strong but getting stronger. When I had doubts that I could reach my weight and fitness goals, those doubts disappeared each time I walked into Smart Bodies and received consistent dedicated personal training, every single time. I also learned that every client can learn to stay strong with whatever setbacks they have. The trainers know how to modify training sessions for individuals at all levels of fitness. I've reached beyond my original goals and appreciate the positive Smart Bodies family vibe. It really is possible to work hard and have fun at the same time!

i love this gym. clean, nice staff, and chill people all around. great equipment, and they are…read morealways adding more!

Great gym, great atmosphere with new and clean gym equipments (Arsenal and Rogue). They also have…read morefriendly staff and great coaches, I worked with TJ and he helped a ton.

Ok, the facility, owners and managers are really great that is not my issue. The issue is the…read more4:30-5:00 AM crowd that comes in and either stands around on equipment while on their phone, or 2 slam the weights down so incredibly hard I can hear it while I'm running on the treadmill across the gym. They really need to do something about these wanna be body builder guys that will do bent over rows right in front of the rack, and when you politely say "excuse me" so you can get your weights, they say "ill move when I'm done." To make it worse, you can not cancel this contract. I have complained about the women in here that also take 4 different sets of weights to work out with, but when another member did that one time, I saw this lady go up to him and say "there are no weights to use, put them back," when he was only using 2 sets of weights. I get that it is unstaffed at this time in the AM, but they need to review their security footage especially about guys who drop 100LB dumbbells from shoulder height on the floor and could hurt someone. I am trying to find a woman's only gym in the area to not have to deal with these guys and this lady that acts like it her own personal gym in the morning.

This facility is well maintained! The staff is very friendly and upbeat! It's really a great place…read moreto go to have a nice training session but not be bothered by a ton of people. They have great group classes, one on one personal training and group training classes. If that's something you're into or need for a little extra motivation. They also have two showers that are separate from one another, perfect for before work training sessions! It's truly a wonderful Gym.