went to the new location by Briarwood and was very disappointed there's hardly any space to stretch…read moreout before or after your workout. Two for sure in 2 corners; anywhere else and you have people walking all around you with weights, etc. it's about the same on Stadium, with possibly 3 spots then look out. they could re-utilize the 30 min room, ditch a row of step stools and make that a stretching area.

Nice staff, welcoming clean atmosphere, but they sure make it hard to end your membership. That…read moreleft a bad taste in my mouth and I won't rejoin. Also there was a long unexplained period of no hot water that management didn't seem to be bothered about.

This place is declining in cleanliness in the men's locker room. The mold inside the showers is…read moreincreasing; not only on the grout but a lot on the walls of the showers and on the inside frames of the doors. A couple bottles of Tilex would go a long way to cleaning it up. It's getting disgusting.

Out of hundreds of reviews, I have never given a bad review. This will be my first. The aerobics…read morestudio is the one part of the gym where it is imperative that it be kept cool. Many people are jumping around in an enclosed space for an hour, Generating heat. It is also very dangerous if people overheat in this setting. I have a Masters degree in Physical Therapy and unfortunately have seen the dangers of overheating during exercise. For the last few weeks, this room has been dangerously hot and management refuses to address it. They do not care about endangering our health, but are happy to take our money. Most of us join the gym and pay a good amount just for the Zumba classes. If you are in the market to find a gym, I would not choose this one.

I LOVE ECF so much. They have such a great variety of classes to take - everything from low impact…read moremat sessions to butt-kicking HIIT classes. As a class pass member, I'm thankful there are frequent spots open - I never feel like a second-rate guest here.

Lindsey Sudduth is an amazing trainer. Very educated, informed, and cares deeply that your form is…read morecorrect and that you're meeting your targeted goals. She was very professional and attuned to my needs. Looking forward to many more sessions with her!

I have been working with the Wildly Fit trainers for over 4 years now and they are fantastic. Each…read moretrainer is genuinely committed to my growth and my path to fitness. They keep the mood upbeat and fun and motivate me every day. In my late 50's and feeling strong and proud, thanks to Wildly Fit!

Really solid personal training. I moved recently from California and wanted to keep up with my…read morefitness routing of weight training twice a week. I also have an old injury that I've sustained for several years. Although I've had a few flare ups, it's been massively reduced. I work primarily with Ben, but have also worked with Lucy and Christian and Anmar. They all knew how to work around my specific injury and support my recovery. They're also just wonderful people! The trainers are also knowledgeable and credible. Amy, for example, works with pro athletes in the NFL and each of them has a soli understanding of anatomy. Highly recommend Wildly Fit!

Been a member for about 10 years and seen the place under different management. Been disappointed…read morethe past 2 years that it is very dirty- the equipment and locker rooms. Seems like this should be a given to clean the equipment? I'm not talking wiping down after workout- there's is layers of dirt, dust and grime on the base of the cardio equipment. The classes and instructors are great, and nice they have childcare for drop in$5. Could be a great place if clean and updated!

Best gym in town! I go here quite often and there's always a bench available. I'd recommend snyone…read moreto go here as it's very well cleaned as well

Only came here once to try out the facilities while searching for a new gym to join, but Advantage…read morehas surely caught my attention. While it specializes in personal and team training, it also offers memberships for those that're just trying to find a place to workout. Along with a handful of non-franchise gyms, Advantage offers its facilities for a reasonable price. They don't have a large variety of exercise machines, but they do have the essentials, drawing in powerlifters, Crossfitters, and calisthenic-focused athletes. If you're the type that needs the fancy cable or isolateral machines, mirrors on every wall, or 15 different types of cardio machines, this place definitely isn't for you.

From the owner: Helping you lose weight, feel great and get back to doing the things you want to do. Personalized…read moretraining in a small group environment means you get the coaching and support you need, and the fun, friendly community you're looking for.

Liberty Athletic club is more expensive than most if not all other gyms in Ann Arbor, but I find it…read moreworthwhile, especially for families. The decor looks a bit dated compared to say the newly constructed L.A fitness - but the facilities are quite comprehensive - I use the strength training facilities, my partner makes use of the included fitness classes, and my kids love the indoor play area and pool, and great outdoor pool / recreation area during the summer. Great place to host birthday parties too. Hard to find this combo anywhere else. I also find that Liberty being independently owned leads to better service than I experienced at L.A Fitness and Planet fitness - the people who work at Liberty have often times been around for years and seem to care more. If you are a solo adult, the extra cost might be harder to justify. But for our family, this is hands down the best fitness club in Ann Arbor.

My husband and I have been members of Liberty Athletic Club for the last year and I have nothing…read morebut great experiences so far. In the last year they've been renovating quite a bit to update the spaces, equipment, etc, which has helped the overall vibe. They started by painting and reflooring the main workout room and are currently renovating and updating the indoor lap pool and hot tubs/saunas. The locker rooms are clean and the lockers are easy to use. The workout equipment is in great condition and even during their busiest times it's easy to get a treadmill or a bike. Plenty of TVs and things to keep you occupied with as well as you're huffing and puffing along. They have a few rooms for specialized classes--group fitness, spin and yoga. Now, I've only done the yoga classes so I can't comment on the others but the yoga classes I've attended were good (restorative yoga). I've always felt a million times better coming out than when I went in. There's a lot to do for families too. With a big kid's complex with a play area, rock climbing wall and indoor water park for fun during the winter months (also open in the summer). The outdoor complex is awesome and open Memorial to Labor Days. To be honest, this was the selling point for me. They have a few lap lanes for adult swimming (yes there are only two but I never had a problem getting a lap of my own this summer and I went several times a week) a bigger "play" area in that pool for the older kids/teens, and a splash/smaller pool for kids with a nice water slide. The outdoor cafe area has beverages, smoothies, frozen yogurt, and a few hot items for lunching. There's a small playground and even a few holes of mini golf in the complex as well. Plus outdoor tennis courts, of course. The club is big on tennis and they have a ton of courts inside as well. Plus classes, teams, and more. I feel like there's always a tennis club gathering when I'm there. There's a small indoor cafe as well with snacks, water, smoothies and such. They close around 7:30pm every day so it's more for lunch or a post-work pick me up before your workout. They have a small spa area upstairs with pedicures and massages. When you join you get a coupon for either or so I booked one and splurged on another. Great solitary environment. I had a beautiful pedicure and one of the best massages I've ever had. It's just a little pricey to do often, but if I could I would. It's definitely not a cheap membership, but I get a generous stipend from work for a fitness membership which covers most of the cost. If not for this I'm not sure I could swing it. But since I can, I try and make the most of my membership.

My girlfriend I are visiting from out of town and were looking for a facility just like this. The…read moreequipment is clean and organized, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. If you're in Ann Arbor or just passing through and want something more than what the run-of-the-mill commercial gym has to offer, definitely check this place out.

Never answer the phone! I called many times different days to schedule a consultation and no one is…read moreanswering

They helped me with a lost glove that I was loooking for and they went over and beyond to find it,…read morethank you guys, love this gym they are nice individuals.

I have been coming to this boxing gym for about a month now and really enjoy it. The workouts are…read moreintense, but the instructors are clear and supportive. The space is clean and easy to find as well. If you've never done it before I would definitely recommend taking a class with Kady. She is awesome and super uplifting.

Oh yeah - it's that good. Don't think you can't or aren't to the level of some of these elite…read morerunners. If I can fit in here, you can too. I love PR Fitness. pefect 30 min core class that fits into my schedule. I hope to work back up to going on some of the fun runs. Great people and instructors. Super affordable too.

My Review for PR Fitness is based on five group runs with them I participated in while training for…read moremy first marathon this Fall. PR Fitness is a spin-off of Running Fit's 501 Runner's group, and is intended to help endurance athletes train for Personal Records in triathlons, marathons, etc. PR Fitness' current group run business model is that all runs are free and on a drop-in basis, making it a wonderful and cheap way to enjoy distance running in a group setting. The founders are very open and communicative, offering training advice on the runs. They also offer paid training consultation sessions. Longer runs are generally mapped out with rest stations (water, gatorade), every couple of miles; runners set their own pace at whatever rate they're comfortable with. The Saturday morning sessions are well organized and offer a convenient venue to long distance train in a group setting. The weekday runs occur after 6, and are shorter in distance. Overall, PR Fitness has gotten off to a great start, developing a set of followers passionate about fitness and record setting, while still maintaining a Beginner Friendly vibe.