The gym is great and I'm happy. I'm a member, but there are a few issues that come up daily…read more 1) As many have noted, access to the gym is difficult. The elevators are not great and often only 2/3 work. I think more transparency would be nice. 2) Showers start to flood within 30-seconds. It's gross and I, again, wish there was some transparency on why this isn't addressed. 3) The lack of outlets. This one is most frustrating as it seems to have the most straightforward solution. No outlets under the table in the library? Come on guys. Get a power strip or something please. Outlets by more seats on the 3rd floor mezzanine and terrace would be game changing! Please

I'm posting this because people should know... It's a nice…read morefacility, but I would strongly recommend being extremely careful with your valuables. Consider leaving anything important at home, and don't assume that a locked locker is necessarily secure. A close friend of mine had their credit cards and driver's license stolen from a locked locker. Within an hour, hundreds of dollars in fraudulent purchases were made. According to my friend, a man posing as a staff member who was "working out on his break" lingered in the men's locker room and broke into the locker while my friend was working out. What was particularly disappointing was the response afterward. My friend did not receive an apology from management, and staff declined to review the available security footage with him in an effort to identify the individual involved.

"Squash girl summer" and "I am only here for the skorts" and "I've never sweat like this" are all…read morewords I've said in the last month as I've enjoyed my incredibly random and spontaneous decision to become a summer member at The Racquet Club. If you see me walking down Spruce St in my squash whites, NO you did not. Anyways, The Racquet Club has been truly amazing. Despite what may come off as stuffy, old money, "white people nonsense" vibes (these were my thoughts upon my first visit), I've actually found the club to be diverse in many ways, accommodating, and (most of all) VERY well run. I have gotten to learn a new sport, meet wonderful new people, and enjoy the amenities of the club for ~$100/month with summer membership. While full membership is not at all in the budget, summer membership allows you to forego food and beverage minimums while still enjoying the many perks of full membership. As someone who works in community building, seeing the lengths the team here goes to ensure all members feel included has really blown me away. Active happy hours, pros who are there to support you, a great newsletter, etc. I love the experience of being bad at something and gradually getting better, so working on my squash game week by week with incremental improvements (REALLY incremental) has been glorious for my mental and physical health. I look forward to taking better advantage of the full club throughout the remainder of my membership.

We had our JAM (Jeffrey A. Miller Catering) group wedding tasting at the Racquet Club. The space…read morewas absolutely beautiful. JAM had food in every room and used the space well. This is a great place for events!

Living close to this location I am a little underwhelmed. I wish it was cleaner and had more space…read moreand variety. It's not as clean as city fitness nearby. But the prices are cheaper and they have a good month to month option. The pool water is freezing even in dead middle of the summer. Again I am not impressed. They need to do a better job at cleaning the men's locker room, especially the saunas and shower

When is the steam room going to be fixed? Was supposedly new in January and has has been broken…read morefor months now. Men's locker room has many lockers with broken doors, hinges, and locks that never move - is anyone going to look into that?

We had our event at The Cynwyd Club and would absolutely do it again. Holly was smart, responsive,…read moreeasy to work with, and genuinely a pleasure throughout the process. The venue came to life in a way that completely blew us away. The food was great, the staff was impeccable, and we heard rave reviews from guests all night. Such a wonderful experience from start to finish.

Amazing venue! This was the second Bar Mitzvah I hosted at the Cynwyd Club and our event was…read moreflawless. The food was delicious and plentiful. Holly and the entire staff were so easy to work with. I wish I had another mitzvah to plan because I would definitely have it here again.

Had a wonderful time here working out with family and a friend. Lots a great equipment and the…read morelocker rooms/shower are high quality. The cafe here is really good and fairly priced for the healthy selections they offer. I had a buffalo wrap.

Have been a member for about 5 months but have decided to cancel. The only reason I joined was to…read morehave somewhere to play both pickleball and have a gym. But to start: 1. Mt. Laurel location does not have pickleball courts. Only a basketball court with lines everywhere and rolling nets. Luckily I was able to stop at the Princeton location after work, if not for that I probably would've cancelled right away. Why does this location not have real pickleball courts and hardly any open play times?? 2. The gym is mediocre at best. Half of the space is dedicated for their strength training classes, so at busy hours, good luck finding a rack, especially one with a mirror in front of it. 3. They also don't have a turf area, or any sort of soft surface. It is all hardwood. 4. Half of the machines are very old, especially the cable machines Also, their business tactics are shady in general. When going to sign up online, my only option for membership was "the signature" so I assumed that is all they had. Turns out after 5 months I realized they have a standard membership that is slightly cheaper, but is not marketed anyhwere because they want you to pay up for the signature. So I was paying around $414 a month for x2 people to get subpar basically everything.

Not a lot of recent reviews on this place, but I kind of get that since if you weren't a student…read morethis wouldn't be the default place you'd pick as your regular gym haunt. I just happen to live nearby so this is the best resource available. They've got a good range of memberships available. I'm usually staying on the 3-month membership so there's repeated intervals of getting motivated again to make good use of the money I spend. There's three floors here. First floor is mostly the lobby, but also some locker rooms, squash courts, and the pool. Upstairs is the main gym area, including the rooms where classes take place, basketball court, rock wall, and indoor track. If you come over the course of an academic quarter, you'll notice the ebb and flow across time of day and know exactly when midterms and finals seasons are. Suddenly it's a lot easier to get a squat rack for some reason. Things are kept pretty clean for the amount of traffic that comes through, especially student traffic, and the students who frequent are pretty good at re-racking correctly and wiping down benches after use. Membership team here has always been helpful! For some reason, they have limited hours on when you can process membership payments and renewals, but usually it's not a huge issue to get it done. On the whole it's a decent gym for the price. Though I'm no expert, but it's more than enough for me!

Nice gym great physical therapy. Kept clean typically, the staff are very nice and they hold cool…read moreevents like job fairs for the students.

AFC is a great gym offering all types of equipment, classes, sports activities, a clean…read moreenvironment, a welcoming staff and lots of amenities. There's something for every age group and the gym is maintained in a clean healthy organized environment. Trainers are always in sight and my personal trainer Caleb "Sonny" Holts is one of the best. She's attentive, encouraging, soft spoken (but stern), and knowledgeable. AFC and Sonny has me moving again !

A nice gym. The problem is getting out of the contract. It is like getting out of the mafia. Read…read morethe contract carefully before joining.

I like this fitness center, what's not to like, fitness classes and a nice gym and even fitness…read moreclasses for your children. If you go as a guest you can pay a small fee to have your child in the kids club while you work out.I loved the spin classes when I used to do them. Staff were friendly and helpful when I had any questions

Good enough gym for ordinary folks like me. Nice selection of machines. I don't play racquetball or…read morehockey so I can't comment on those. People seem nice. They also participate in Silver Sneakers through my medical insurance so its no additional charge to me.

Started here 3 years ago, about a year and a half after having hamstring reattachment surgery. When…read moreI started, I was out of shape and felt like I couldn't do anything; lots of movements caused pain due to my surgery. The coaches at warhorse were super patient with me, adapted the workouts to what I could handle. Now I'm hitting all time PRs not just in bench press but also in deadlift and squat! Never thought I would be able to deadlift ever again, never mind hitting all time PRs on a regular basis! It's a very unique set up for a gym. Usually you have to choose between very expensive personal training or generic group classes if you don't want to go solo at the gym. Warhorse is the perfect balance, you get all the support you need when just starting out and when you get more comfortable you can be as independent as you want. The program always gives options to choose from to fit your goals or level. Trainer is always available to answer questions, help pick exercises from the program; help with form or give you a spot for a new PR. And all the trainers here are awesome!

I've been procrastinating on starting strength training (55M) for many years - War Horse was…read morerecommended to me and it's the best decision I could have made, already can feel the aches and pains diminishing - the trainers are all friendly and take the time each visit to help you understand the work outs and coach you on how to do them. Definitely would recommend this gym.

I have played rec volleyball for about a year now for this league and I probably won't stop anytime…read moresoon. However, there are a few things about the league that can be improved. Let's start with the obvious positives: 1. playing sports is fun 2. you don't have to organize anything yourself 3. beer afterward 4. seasons are reasonably priced (~$65/season per person) 5. everyone makes the playoffs 6. good way to meet other people in the neighborhood Some improvements: 1. the ref fee--include it in the season fee 2. constant outreach from the league organizers is annoying 3. banquet is quite expensive for the experience I've enjoyed the time that I've spent playing rec volleyball and I have also made some friends through the league I wouldn't have met otherwise. Overall, it's a good way to get out at least once a week and be active, too.

I've played in this league for about 8 years doing volleyball. The league gets 5 stars for fun and…read moreprice. It's way cheaper than all the other sports & social leagues in the city. They offer a wide variety of sports with lots of fun people. The league is organized by the Bayou Bar on Main St. and you get a free beer after every game there. (An obvious ploy to get you to spend more, but at least it's a cheap place to eat and booze!) You also get a free "banquet" at the end of each season which is held at the bar and includes a 2 hour open bar and free baked ziti and wings. However, the league loses 1-2 stars for organization. Almost every game I attend has started late, which often sacrifices warm up time. Some of the refs are not very focused on the game at times. (One ref, who is very nice and fair nonetheless has still regularly been observed having conversations on his cell phone during the game! Seriously!) They also started making us pay a ref fee separately; in and of itself not a big deal, but it inflates the price. We've had multiple last minute schedule changes over the years, and in these cases, the league is usually not very adept at communicating efficiently. Also, the website is not updated as regularly as other leagues which can also lead to scheduling and communication problems. We have let the guy who runs the league know about these things, but not much has seemed to change in 8 years... Overall, I've really enjoyed my experiences in the league, but they just seem more focused on pulling in the money and getting people to the bar than they are on how well things go for the players.