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    Orangetheory Fitness

    4.0 (8 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 am - 8:00 pm
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    Mr.D's Ultimate Fitness

    Mr.D's Ultimate Fitness

    3.1
    (21 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    It s great that they're open on Sundays - except they're NOT. My membership at LA Fitness has…read moreexpired, so I went to Mr D's location just west of the car wash in Patchogue, just to check them out, and their little parking lot was EMPTY. The parking lot is about 1/4 the size of the lot at LA Fitness, and maybe I now know WHY.

    This gym gets 3 stars as a "hardcore bodybuilding gym". It's kind of like going into a 90's time…read morewarp, in a good way. Pros Old school bodybuilding equipment and plenty of it. The stuff is spaced out well enough that you're not bumping into things or tripping over anyone. Some gyms try and cram too much equipment into limited space. The equipment is arranged by body part as it should be in a serious BB gym. I like that it has 2 separate complete dumbbell areas with full racks of dumbbells. I like that there is a separate room just for squatting. "If you're not squatting, don't come in here" that's something you'll only find at a bodybuilding gym. This gym has the AMT precor machines for cardio. For me, It's the best cardio machine to burn calories- most gyms have the eliptical machines that just spin like a hamster wheel. Parking is easy and the location is close to main roads. They are open later than most gyms if you have to train late. I never find it crowded, but I go later after peak hours. I don't know what it's like right at 5:30 on a weeknight. The WiFi works and is reliable They have a sauna that works. It's good but on the small side. Sometimes the door gets left partly open though and it may not be hot enough if you didn't check the door a while beforehand. Pretty much all the members are training, there isn't a lot of sitting around on equipment staring at phones, or people standing around in your way talking the whole time. Cons It's really windy in a lot of areas with the huge industrial warehouse style fans going full blast mounted right overhead. I don't like wind blowin' on me when I'm training hard and my clothes are wet. These are fans designed for a large high ceilinged space, but the blades are spinning only 4-5 feet over your head. I feel like being in wet clothes and standing in a stiff wind is a good way to get sick. The wind gives me a headache. It's not good. They should at least turn them down to lower speed. I would actually add a star if they would run the fans at a reasonable speed. The locker rooms are nothing special, just adequate. If you're a germaphobe you may not be happy. But fancy locker rooms are not what this gym is all about. The dumbbells are never in order, usually all mixed up. I don't like wasting time hunting around for a matching pair of DBs when I'm ready to do my set. The members do seem to reasonably good about putting weights away though. There's no water fountain to refill your water bottle. If you drink all your water you will have to buy more. If you came up training during the "high intensity era" of the bodybuilding 80's and 90's, you'll probably like this gym a lot. If you want more of a commercial health club/chain type gym with a lot of classes and amenities, or you want a gym with a lot of "fitness chicks" in tiny carefully selected outfits checking themselves out in the mirrors all the time, there are plenty of other choices right nearby that will be a better fit for you. For what I do and am looking for in a gym, it's 3 stars for me.

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    Hope you're not pee shy. Right in front of the mens room door (which is always open!) Only woking urinal
    Hope you're not pee shy. Right in front of the mens room door (which is always open!) Only woking urinal
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    This is not good.  It's too windy with these huge fans spinning with the blades only 4-5 feet over your head.

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    This is not good. It's too windy with these huge fans spinning with the blades only 4-5 feet over your head.
    The Cheeky Peach

    The Cheeky Peach

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    1.1 mi

    I'm loving all the classes here. There's such a variety, something for everyone. I've taken classes…read morewith women of all ages too. I love that they have late night classes perfect for a busy mom. All the instructors are so knowledgeable and supportive. I've taken dirty yoga, hammock foundation, pole foundations, feminine embodiment, Pole-lates and looking forward to trying so many more. If you're on the fence, sign up, you won't regret it. It's not only physical workout but mental too!

    Ok not going to lie but I was a little bit scared the first time I signed up for a class and walked…read morethrough the door but I am so, so glad I took a chance because The Cheeky Peach is awesome! My main concerns were being judged about my body type and being a total beginner but from the first step inside I felt completely and totally comfortable! When you first walk in there is a little reception area where I was greeted by the owner. I confessed it was my first class and me, being the dummy that I am, I was an hour early lol! She told me I could stay for the class that was running but I opted to dip out and come back. When I came back, I met my instructor the Lyra Foundations, Gina, who was very friendly. She asked about my background and told me about what we would be covering that night. Class started with a warm up consisting of some stretching, then some conditioning, then on to the main event. Gina demonstrated how to enter and exit the Lyra and had us on our way to doing some neat tricks in no time. She made everything look easy but ya girl was working up a sweat (def bring a water bottle with you!) As for my concern about being judged about my body type, I am please to report there were people of varying ages, shapes, and sizes, and everyone was totally cool. I've since been back for another Lyra class and hammock too which is super fun. I can't decide what I like best and I can't wait to try pole. I think one of my favorite things about Cheeky Peach is that they legit have classes morning, noon, and night, so there is ample time to fit a class or two into your schedule. So, if you are on the fence, I highly encourage you to just book a class and step through the door. You'll be hooked!

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    Pole Level 2 Class
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