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    Equilibrium Fitness - Group Training Classes Now Available! 30 Min HIIT Classes w/ 4 week progressions - $10 for Members/$15 for Guests (12+)

    Equilibrium Fitness

    4.2(5 reviews)
    17.2 mi

    Terrible experience with Jordan. I showed up 5 minutes late to my 10am sign-up appointment, and I…read morewas turned away at the door because I "missed" the appointment, and told to come back two days later (with an attitude). I was not informed that there was only a 5-minute window for this appointment, and I would have made more of an effort to be on time had I known. I mentioned this to Jordan over email, and received a very nasty response: "For your future information, be on time for your scheduled appointments. I had a slot to squeeze you in today between my 6 appointments that were scheduled as far as two weeks in advance, and you missed it. My time is very valuable and when people are late to appointments without any notification is very inconsiderate and rude." This was FIVE minutes. I was never told he had to leave by 10:05. Sure Jordan's time might be "very valuable," but so is mine and I wasted 40 mins driving to EQ and back this morning. I come to the area every summer, and had an excellent experience with Katie last year, but EQ just lost a loyal customer. I can't believe he'd treat a customer this way.

    My fiance and I were in town for Thanksgiving and wanted to get a little movement in before eating…read moreour weight in mashed potatoes all weekend. We signed up for a bootcamp/HIIT class one morning and enjoyed the experience so much we dragged my sister and husband to join us the following morning. Both of the classes we attended had us moving around the room to various stations. A white board helped me remember which exercise was coming next. Class sizes are capped small, ensuring individual attention for everyone who signs up. A lot of gyms claim to be accessible to all, but Equilibrium holds true to that. Lots of options and modifications were offered and the teachers did a great job walking around the room to make sure everyone was able to set the machines and challenge to the level right for them. The space was clean and most the machinery was very new. I enjoyed running on the treadmill with an option to set the screen to a visual of running in various locations (in the mountains of New Zealand, etc). I highly recommend this cute spot with a local feel, well-maintained equipment, and an enjoyable atmosphere.

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    Orangetheory Fitness

    Orangetheory Fitness

    4.4(14 reviews)
    27.6 mi

    So, here I am, almost six weeks here at Orangetheory Granger and many of my misconceptions have…read morebeen shattered. The fallacies I had were as follows: 1. Orangetheory is for elitists, the fit of the fit. Listen, I often refer to my body as an "elevator" body. I wouldn't walk up or down a flight of stairs if the building were on fire. I would rather stand anxiously at the elevator door for a good seven minutes to go up one flight. Don't judge me! So, what I expected to see was a bunch of extremely fit people, in their Lululemon coordinated outfits, who would look at me in disgust as I try to join their club. I was certain I would feel like I was in high school again with the popular clique looking at me with distain in their eyes. With a slow, deep breath, and a long exhale, I entered. I was greeted by Katie, trainer extraordinaire. She walked me through the program and what to expect and now it was time for the rest of the class to join and they were amazing. There were people of all shapes and sizes. I soon found the only person judging me was me. I learned very quickly that with the heartrate monitor you are only competing with yourself. No one gave the perception that I didn't belong there, in fact, it was quite the opposite. 2. Orangetheory is expensive. Well, frankly, it is compared to other "gyms" it is, however, this is no gym folks. I have had a Planet Fitness membership for three years and they haven't seen me in two so I suppose the most expensive membership is the one you don't use, kinda like the treadmill that now serves as decoration in my basement. I have only been going for six weeks but for these six weeks I have gone five days a week. At five days a week I am paying approximately $9/class, not so expensive when you break it down, right? It is also important to understand the value the trainers bring. They correct your form and push you, it feels like you have a personal trainer and I am certain personal training is far more than $9/hour. They want you to succeed and attain your goals, these trainers really care and relish in your success. 3. Orangetheory is a gimmick. I mean, seriously, heartrate monitors. Come on, just one more way to charge me for something. And yet here I am, six weeks later, and all my measurements have changed and, happily, for the better. It is harder for me to get in the orange and my resting heartrate is lower so maybe there is something to this science. I am not looking to be a fitness model, rather, I just want to feel good in my skin and Orangetheory Granger is helping. I still have cellulite on my thighs and batwings but for the first time in years I will wear a tank top and shorts. The confidence I have gained is unprecedented and I cannot wait to see what another six weeks brings. On a side note, my seventeen-year-old daughter joined shortly after I did. She plays high school lacrosse and is fit yet she is sore after every workout. My husband is now a member as well and he really enjoys it. I would like my son to come but as with many fifteen-year-old boys, I have lost him to Fortnite.

    At first I loved coming here two years ago before it became really popular in the area. But the…read moreproblem now with this location is that there's so many people. I feel like I have to book classes a week in advance and then cancel last minute because something comes up. The class times really are not conducive to people who work 8-5's--which is so frustrating. Each time I go the class is completely full. It's obnoxious working out w someone less than a foot away from you. When you're rotating from weights to the rowers and back you're never really sure if you're sitting in a puddle of sanitizer (which I imagine isn't great for you) or a puddle of someone else's butt sweat (which I imagine is even worse for you). There's so many people that there's not enough time for the sanitizer to dry between rotations. I watch my heart rate go up on the rower not cause my workout is so great but because I'm uncomfortable about the fact I'm sitting on sanitizer. I talk with friends who live in different cities where class sizes aren't completely full. And they have a completely different experience. If their station is 5 on the treadmill, it's also 5 for the weights and rower and they're the only one using that station the entire duration of the class. If you don't get to the class super early, the treadmills are all taken. And I find I get the best workout when I start with the treadmill. It makes me so sad that I had to cancel my membership. I used to feel so refreshed and energized after workouts. (I question if I ever even really worked out before an orange theory class) but recently I've just been overwhelmingly annoyed. Adding fuel to my fire, I purchased a heart rate monitor and it's never once worked properly. I kept holding on to my membership to try and recover my $100 or whatever I spent but it's just really not worth it.

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