Best place ever! They have it all. All in one place…read more Work out, MMA, Haircut, chiropractic, facial, laser hair removal. Family owned business!! Clean, all state of the art up to date machines. Great customer service! All certified trainers. Love it!

The Goldilocks of gyms...not too big and not too small..just the right size. It is a one size fits…read moreall gym. Good for the experienced athlete, a beginner and the family. Immaculate and well maintained Professional grade equipment that is best of breed. Well managed by people who care about fitness and training. Always upgrading and investing in the gym

I believe HIIT is the most effective group fitness method, and Shred415 is the best place I've…read morefound on the North Shore for it. I have family in the area, though Shred415 wasn't around when I was a kid. When I'm home to see my parents and want a real burn, this is where I go. Group fitness wasn't really a thing when I left the North Shore. Many years and hundreds of classes later, I'm fully hooked. The format is simple, hard, and effective: treadmill intervals, calisthenics with hand weights, bodyweight work, and enough stretching to keep the class feeling complete. The programming is already built, so I can put my mind on cruise control and follow the workout in front of me. Then it's about effort, sustainability, and staying honest with myself. That combination builds strength, helps me lose weight, and keeps me flexible without risking injury. The Northfield studio is clean, well laid out, and easy to settle into, with big bathrooms, showers, and childcare, which is a huge plus if you have little ones. The app is easy to use, and the class times are solid. The classes are busy but I can usually find something that works when I'm back in town. I've taken classes with Meg, Jacki, Marci, Melissa, and Kim; all have been great. I'll absolutely be back!

Since Covid, I've limited myself to running outdoors and doing stairs during breaks at work…read more Unfortunately my individual efforts are simply not enough. I know I need to vary my workout and shed additional pounds but most off all, I need the motivation to make it a regular habit. I started to research a few gyms with Shred415 being one of them. They're a circuit training gym offering group classes and caters to all skill levels. On my recent visit, Jordan was my instructor. She was awesome. She was lively, showed us proper form when switching to floor exercises and kept us motivated the entire time. Their parking lot is ample and I didn't have trouble finding a space. I'm hoping to make a decision in a month and glad I got the chance to try this place out.

Life Time at Old Orchard is a great gym with excellent equipment, a wide variety of classes, and…read moreclean, modern facilities. The pool, basketball courts, and family amenities make it a great option for individuals and families alike. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that it can get very busy during peak hours, and the premium membership price is on the higher side. Overall, it's a well-maintained fitness club with plenty to offer, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality gym.

I came in for a tour and had a horrible experience. The person providing the tour was uninterested…read moreand couldn't answer simple questions. I did not feel welcomed, nor did I feel that this location would provide a top-tier experience.

The friendly comraderee of both clients and the owners is really nice! This small, family run gym…read moreis totally delightful. It's small enough that clients receive personal attention/help during group circuit training. The guidance and tips from trainers Goran & Mia absolutely improved my somewhat marginal positioning during various exercises. And they constantly watch out for people so they don't overdo. But be clear, if they know you can do a few more reps, they will cheer you on to squeeze a few more in. Goran says once it starts to feel like you are getting tired from the reps, try to do 5 more because those last 5 are the ones that really count to tax your muscles so they will strengthen. Everyone is encouraging and kind and truly wants to see you improve and get stronger. And in my first several weeks of going (1 hr 3x week), I meet some wonderful people who have been going to Premier Fitness for many years, even decades! That should tell you something right there!

Goran and the team are true pros at their line of work. Programs are spread so they fit your…read moreschedule. People that are members are truly there to encourage and help each other achieve goals. Family oriented environment. You won't regret as long as you commit yourself. Looking forward seeing you soon.

I have belonged to this fitness center on and off for 15 years and am a huge fan…read more No, it is not a deluxe health club and spa facility, it is a good, basic gym with everything you need to get a fine workout: plenty of cardio and weight machines, exercise mats, jump ropes and other tools for calisthenic work. There are freshly laundered towels and a basic locker room with showers. The water fountains are cold and there are hanging TVs that are tuned to radio frequencies so you can watch and listen to a variety of TV shows. The price is $75/month, or something like $60/month if you pay the annual fee. All in all, pretty good value for access to all that equipment. There is also childcare available for $6 up to an hour and a half, which seems pretty cheap to me, especially given that so many people rave about its quality. They have started offering a few group fitness classes, but I can't speak to those other than by saying that all the classes are early morning, and there isn't much variety. I am not giving it five stars because I think its day pass rate is expensive ($15) and wish it provided a punch card option for people who can't work out regularly, but would nevertheless like occasional access to the gym. I would also like more variety of fitness classes (spinning?). Nevertheless, I recommend this to anyone looking for a low-key, no-fuss gym.

Our family of 4 have been member's of the Fitness Centre at the Winnetka Community House for 10+…read moreand thoroughly enjoy the facility.diverse (well-maintained) equipment offerings, people, and central location. Great mix of cardio, from treadmills to stationary bikes to rowing, strength machines and free weights, and cross-fit space for burpees to sit-ups. Men's and Women's locker rooms with towel service included; +men's has a steam room. Personal training also available for all ages. We are all about simply staying healthy, living an active life, it is nice to bump into good people at the Fitness Centre that share the same goals

Hidden gem! You would never suspect this amazing club is hidden within Glenview. The place is…read morenew, very clean, family friendly and great instructors. Really glad I found this place for me and the whole family.

I was invited to go with a friend to try a full body class. This place has it all and is super…read moreclean too. There are four spaces for different classes I loved how personalized it was. When we entered the weight room area, I was excited to try different moves and equipment that I had only seen in Instagram videos (Box jumps, weighted ropes, large medicine balls). The class was fun and the teacher was motivating. I would love to go back!

I was pulling up to Shred415 one day when I noticed Sweatshack a few doors down. I asked the front…read moredesk staff if they knew anything about it and they said Jordan Shackelford (the owner) had opened it up as a personal training studio. I checked out their website and was super excited to see that some of my favorite shred instructors (Jordan, Meg, Jenny and Courtney to name a few) were now available for personal training sessions. And it was so easy to book- right thru the mind body app. I booked a session with Jenny since I always like her Shred classes since she's very clear on exactly what you're doing next. And when you're about to run up a hill I personally want to know ahead of time! She was just as good of a trainer and we did a 45 minute circuit focusing on the entire body with some bursts of cardio. It was challenging, but doable...and I was shaking from the workout 30 minutes after I left. I workout a lot and can't remember the last time that happened! They also offer pilates sessions, which I may try at some point. I'm on a lagree kick right now because I was finding pilates to be a little slow, but have a feeling that won't be the case with their trainers. The pricing is a little expensive compared to what I've seen. For 45 minutes it was $110, but you can also book a 2 on 1 training session for $90 or a 3 on 1 session for $75. My friend and I booked a future session with Jenny, but if you don't have someone to go with you can book the 2 on 1 or 3 on 1 option...and someone else can sign up at the same time. And if you buy a package of 10 thru the mindbody app it's $50 off, which i'll likely do after i give it a few more tries and decide it's something I"d like to invest in. I'm hoping the have other good deals on packages like they offered at Shred415. I look forward to getting my butt kicked here by Jenny and/or the other trainers here soon!

I jumped on the bar class bandwagon about 7-8 years ago when they were popping up all over the…read morecountry. I've seen them work a body wonders if you go consistently (3-5 times/week). I prefer a lot of cardio when it comes to my workouts and whenever I try Dailey Method my mind starts to wander and then I realize I'm not even doing the move correctly...and there goes my workout. When my nanny called in sick today I found myself wondering what I would do with my 2 year old for 5 hours until his sister was ready to be picked up at school. Friends mentioned they were taking their 2 year olds to the Dailey Method while they did a class so I figured I'd give it another shot. If the workout wasn't any good at least my son would have fun for an hour playing with the other kids. I haven't left him on his own very often so admittedly I was a bit nervous about it, but figured this would be good prep for camp this summer. I was so impressed with the kids club. It's a small room, but had everything my son would want to keep him entertained for an hour: trains, a kitchen & (yes) a TV. Elizabeth was the caretaker in the room and she was very warm and the kids took to her instantly. In fact, when I went to pick up my son an hour later he didn't want to go home and was giving Elizabeth hugs. Sooo if you're looking for somewhere to workout with good children THIS is it. The class itself was fine. It was a Dailey Basics class so easier than most. Debbie, the instructor, played great music, had complete control of the class and did her best to make sure we were all doing the moves correctly. I did find my mind wandering a lot during the class & feel like I didn't actually get a workout today, but that's based on my own preferences & not the class itself. If you like bar classes you would likely be a fan of Debbie's class. I was excited to see that they offer spinning here. That's one class I'd definitely be interested in trying since it combines cardio with body sculpting. So perhaps I"ll be back for that...and for my little one to visit his new friend & toys in the kids room.

They dont respond to their facebook questions. decent facilities, but Its a bit priceyread more

i recently did 6 minutes of intense cardio, and as i was limping my way to the front desk in dire…read moreconditions, a woman (although she seemed to me at that moment as an angel) appeared to me as a savior through my impaired and foggy vision. her presence instantly dispersed the pain and fatigue that my workout had caused me. she handed me a smart water and even gave it to me free of charge. i often find myself in a chimera of unparalleled accuracy which reflects the night that she quenched my burning thirst. i will always think of that moment with fondness and gratitude. as i left, the slogan "no judgment zone" brushed my peripheral and i smiled. i will be back, perhaps when my health is in a better state. thank you nicole.

Most of the morning staff with a couple of exceptions are pretty unfriendly, especially Nicole the…read moremanager who is CONSTANTLY on her phone and usually with her back turned to the desk and gym. Also the paper towel dispensers are almost always empty, and for long periods of time. That is unacceptable. The layout is good overall as is the price, so it's still worth it. It's independently own ed and operated so not sure what change would come from reviews