Love Life Time. It's my safe haven for an enjoyable, rewarding time with my community that I now…read morecall my friends! The staff who take care of the building are diligent and helpful. My only feedback is that they need to have better yoga and cycling teachers. This means that the teachers should be engaging and supporting; at the very least, smiling at each member and making them feel like they belong in the class. We need the instructors to improve and be more engaging. Like previous Life Time Wayne yoga teachers: Caitlin and Amy. Also, the music can be too loud in the workout floors and in the locker rooms at night. Everyone has earbuds in anyways, so why blast the music?? Looking forward to the improvements.

I have been a member of the Lifetime in Wayne, Pennsylvania for roughly a year and a half and just…read moredecided to cancel my membership. To start with, here are the good things: 1. Nice Equipment 2. Generally nice floor staff 3. Pretty clean 4. Good class selection. The not so good: 1. It is SO expensive and they keep increasing the price, even on existing members. There are also certain things that I assumed were included in the exorbitant membership only to find that they had exorbitant fees of their own. For example: I was wrong to think I could bring a guest to the pool, that would be an additional $50. Unless you use it daily and make use of the amenities (which I did for most of my time) it is very hard to justify. 2. I was initially really excited to belong to Lifetime but had some interactions with staff that left a really bad taste in my mouth. For example: I invited a friend to join me in my workout and was confronted and told training people was not allowed when I demonstrated how to do an exercise. The confrontation was hostile enough that my friend said outright that he would not consider joining the gym to work out with me. 3. It has become very overcrowded to the point that during peak hours it is hard to get floor space, which is a reality for a lot of gyms but still worth noting. For people that really want to workout, you can expect to change your workout to account for a lack of equipment availability. On occasion the only version of a machine has been out of operation for months at a time. 4. There are a lot of ways that the gym feels corporate and focused on a mission of making the most money possible at the expense of member's experience. The 30 day cancellation policy is a final example of opportunistically gouging you because they can rather than just letting you go before the next billing period. In hindsight I regret giving roughly $3800 to Globo Gym when I have had better experiences elsewhere for so much less. I really would not have bothered to write this if they would just let me go but the last ~$180 (prorated) monthly fee is worth it for them. You will meet some nice people at this gym but that is in spite of not because of LifeTime.

A nice place overall, However after management taken over by ACAC: I now pay $20 more (than the…read moreprevious monthly rate), internet connection so poor I cannot even stream music without constant disruptions (forget about watching videos), & the benefit$ of referring members stripped. Moving in a bad direction.

Club is clean. Lots of equipment. In nearly two years there have only been two occasions where I…read morehad to wait a few minutes for a piece of equipment. HOWEVER WITH THAT BEING SAID.....ACAC has raised the price for a basic membership by 33%. When my membership expires I will be joining a different club.

Compared to other gyms in the area this place is so affordable and you get a lot of bang for your…read morebuck. Cadence at the front desk is amazing. She took the time to look at everyone's profile when they check in and learn our names. It's rare to get someone who genuinely cares and adds a personal touch like that. She always welcomes you with an upbeat good morning and smile, which is hard to do at 5 am!! There are good group fitness classes offered. Mostly mid-morning and evening. Not many 5:30am classes compared to the other Edges in the area. Instructors Danielle P, Dani B, and Susie are awesome. They all clearly love coaching and bring such a fun energy to each class. I absolutely love taking their classes. Comfortable spot to workout. No pressure compared to other gyms. There are some people who are running themselves but they're usually very respectful of others privacy. Everyone is usually really friendly and there's a sense of community here. The equipment is still relatively new and in good shape. The upstairs is for women only. Cool option if you want that but it only comes with the highest membership package.

Update! I still love it and I actually signed up with the trainer who I mentioned in the previous…read morereview. His name is Arnav and he is GREAT! Couldn't have asked for a better team of people. Lindsey and Arnav and Mia and Jacob they all have made my experience in the gym 100x better. I went to an edge fitness in North Philly and I must say this is the only Edge I would keep coming to. The energy here is too live. Makes me happy to be here and work out. Yall hired a great team!! I've never been this motivated to work out before.

Great Gym. Friendly staff. Equipment is clean, well-maintained, and repaired promptly when damaged…read more The best thing is that the gym is always open so it is perfect for early birds. I have been going for few years and I have seen a tremendous impact on weight and muscle mass.

Great gym, Aliceson was amazing and very helpful! Would recommend this gym to everyone.read more

You wanna be part of something bigger and give your body a multitude of options in working out???…read moreThen RISE is your gym. Whether you enjoy rock climbing wall, free weights, cross fit, spin or certified trainer classes; RISE has it all! Best gym at the beach!!!

This is an excellent, small gym right off Henderson in King of Prussia. Offering several different…read moreclasses, I've taken Veronica's Conditioning class a number of times. To be honest, I'm a little cautious in writing a good review because I'd like to keep this place to myself, as the consistently small class size is very desirable. Nonetheless, if you're looking for a crossfit-like class without the weirdness that comes with crossfit, this is the place for you. Marshall, the owner is a really great, down to earth guy too. He looks super intense on the website, but couldn't be nicer. In sum, this is a really good option if you're looking for a nice place to get fit and don't need all the bells and whistles and mirrors that the larger gyms in the area offer.

As a founding member, I am particularly happy with this location. The coaches are always nice &…read moreenthusiastic. It's been the only workout that got me hooked - I recommend everyone go get their first class free trial to decide for themselves.

Racist staff, I was 9 minutes late after they instructed me via phone to come IN 15 minutes early…read morefor the first time class. No one else was in the studio and they turned me away. Saw the coach walk in 15 minutes later with Whole Foods! So unprofessional and the girls up front were very dismissive and rude and told us they couldn't take us (mind you we were the first ones here and the trainer wasn't even in the studio bc he was on a Whole Foods run!) After later speaking with the store manager Brittany, she thanked us for informing her about the situation, Immediate red flag because the situation wasn't ever told to her by her employees until we spoke with her on the phone 3 hours later. The manager also suggested we try another OT location (ironically she listed all locations within a closer radius of the city...) I'm glad I went to the SOULCYCLE in Ardmore after this experience, because I will never be returning or spend any dollar on an organization that DOES NOT OFFER AN INCLUSIVE AND SAFE SPACE FOR MINORITIES. Soul cycle was an amazing and personable experience, and the staff were so professional and truly made you feel welcome! I also will be reaching out to corporate and leaving also additional update on what the company's policy is concerning diversity, equity, and inclusion. It's 2023 do better Orangetheory.

I hadn't been to this location in a long time but when I went it was all modernized and looked like…read moreall the equipment was new. Very spacious. I really liked it. I loved it

If you're like me, you have been unhappy that you had to stop working out back in April/May when…read morethe Sporting Club closed due to the PA government mandate. I have been a member at this gym since the '80's. I have spent the last seven years using the XFORCE machines and even though I had to stop, Izvestia maintained most of my muscle mass. I returned to the gym three weeks ago today and I felt like I was back in my happy mental state of mind. No worries whatsoever about catching the coronavirus as the gym has a plastic shield around the reception area, every machine gets wiped down after every use and I was completely safe as everyone wears masks. Bring your own water bottle. Go back if you are missing your workouts as it's safe. I'm 78 and absolutely not afraid. Hope to see you there. Bonnie

First of all, kudos to the staff at the reception desk, particularly Mr. Bernie Davis, Jr., whose…read morefriendliness and competence helped make my visit so pleasurable. The facilities are excellent, with a wide range and overabundance of top-quality machines, from treadmills and ellipticals to stationary machines and free weights as well. All of this spread out over two very clean floors, with more than enough room for a good workout without bumping into your neighbor. The men's dressing room is clean and roomy, which I assume obtains for the women's as well. All in all a great experience.

When I joined this gym, the manager at the front desk had the audacity to call it a…read more"state-of-the-art gym," which couldn't be further from the truth. The list of problems here is endless, but let's start with the cleanliness, or complete lack thereof. This is, without question, the dirtiest gym I've ever been a member of. As far as I can tell, the only thing the staff consistently cleans is the bathrooms. The equipment? That's apparently a community service project left entirely up to the members. Normally that wouldn't be a huge issue... except 3-4 times a week they run out of their dinky little disinfecting wipes. So when the wipes are gone, nothing gets cleaned between uses. Hope you enjoy sharing sweat with strangers. The cardio equipment has a visible collection of dust, sweat, hair, and who knows what else. You'd think after constantly running out of wipes they'd find a new supplier, or literally any backup plan. But after being a member here for a year, I can confidently say they don't care. They keep collecting membership fees while the gym slowly collects grime. Now let's talk about the equipment itself. Machines are constantly broken and covered with "Scheduled for Service" signs that somehow stay on for 4-6 weeks. When a machine finally does get repaired, it's usually broken again within a few days. Need an attachment for the cable machines? Good luck. There seems to be exactly one of each attachment; one rope, one straight bar, one everything, so you'll spend more time hunting for equipment than actually working out. I honestly cannot recommend avoiding this place enough. Save yourself the money, the frustration, and probably a tetanus shot.

It's super unfortunate that the gym decided to take the easier and cheaper route during the…read morepandemic. The day after the CDC said masks aren't required they removed the requirement to wear a mask inside, and very shortly after they removed the disinfectant spray too. The gym now provides what's the equivalent of single-ply toilet paper wipes to wipe the equipment, and since the CDC said last week that people should wear masks indoors regardless, they have not followed suit. Just makes you feel uncomfortable going there. As dozens of people go in there every hour and don't clean up after themselves, nor wear masks. And honestly, the spray was nice - it's actually removing a product your customer wants. Come on now!

I started with CLM in 2014 when I had to come back to physical therapy. They have so much for…read moreeveryone to take part in regardless of your physical status. Tons of classes, a fantastic pool with classes and an endless pool machine, indoor track, lots of machines and some of them are new, and plenty of places to stretch out! The staff is SUPER helpful and VERY friendly. You walk in and you are greeted immediately. They have a great counter with a charging station that you can just chill at, have a cup of their free coffee or fruity waters and talk with friends! While I don't currently use any of the trainers, I am friends with many of them that follow my journey on Facebook. They answer any questions that you have and are extremely motivating. My journey started in the summer of 2014 after I found out I was a type 2 diabetic. I was severely overweight and really needed a change. In conjunction with Bounce Back Physical Therapy (on site), they recommended me to the dietitian that was available at CLM. Working with her and doing my therapy plus being at the gym 7 days a week, I am down an amazing 76 pounds and am off all of my diabetes meds. To this day I am classified as a Diet Controlled Diabetic. I couldn't have done all of this without the fantastic support of the staff at CLM, BBPT and all of my friends that I have met there. They keep you going and I don't EVER want to leave!

I had an amazing first class experience at LSF Pilates! The instructor was awesome: very kind,…read morepatient and helpful. I love how the classes are small so you don't feel like a number. I also enjoyed how they don't try to sell packages and slide them down your throat. I usually avoid places like that or any salesy personnel. Really enjoyed how it's super laid back and chill and do it at your own pace. I've been lifting weights since 2018 and never thought that i could feel such stretches in my muscles during Pilates. I can say that I have grown love for Pilates. !

I have been doing pilates at LSF for a couple of months now after receiving a gift certificate from…read moreone of my daughters. I had been recovering from a herniated disc that also led to the discovery of mild scoliosis, which is not abnormal for older women, in particular. I took all of these issues to LSF and was rewarded with excellent knowledge and experience helping others like myself work back to a strong, flexible body. While I don't always love it, every instructor has been on me for positioning and form, which is key to not getting reinjured. As a pilates newbie, it's been helpful and I do not exaggerate when I say that I have been mostly pain-free since starting. My only struggle is with signing up for classes. Because they fill up very quickly, it is hard to budget because you need to sign up for a lot of classes in advance, which means you have to pay for a lot of classes at once. (They're certainly worth it and priced fairly.) I have had success with the waiting list, however, and there was only one time I did not get into the class. The silver lining of all this is that clearly people think highly of the classes/instructors and want to get in! I also appreciate that the owner/staff "hear" clients and try to make class policy changes that are sensible and not just penal. It's not easy running a small fitness business, so just them being there as a resource is terrific. They play great music, everyone is super friendly and down-to-earth, and the studio is cute. Thrilled to be an LSF'r and look forward to a pain-free spring and summer unlike last year! Thanks, LSF!