This is a decent gym with convenient locations and fair pricing. They are often understaffed so you…read moremight wait a while for a tanning bed, check out, or anything you need from the front. But, even understaffed they keep the place pretty clean. The tanning beds are great and they offer booths if you want. I've also never had an issue getting the message chair or water bed when I am looking to cool down after a workout. Plenty of locker spaces and it's a bigger location so even if it's crowded, you can find a spot. They don't have a ton of the same machines, so if someone's working you may have a wait for a certain machine especially during peak hours. This location also doesn't have free weight benches.

I originally liked Planet Fitness on Concord Pike. I don't mind the rain pouring from the roof…read moreduring signficant rainstorms; I don't even get too upset about the signifcant length of time that it takes for them to fix a machine (which has occassionally taken more than a month). After all, you really need to temper your expectations for a gym membership that costs only $10 a month. It's conveniently open 24 hours a day 4 days a week, the regular staff/employees all seem like decent people, and there is a wide variety of machines (I get that there are no free weights or classes, but those aren't my thing). You get what you pay for. . . . The bigger issues are (i) the gym allowing itself to be the de facto gym for outside trainers (at least one of whom does not wipe the machines down after use, and attempts to intimidate other members), and (ii) a manager who is completely non-responsive in terms of returning multiple phone calls and who refuses to address issues under the auspices of not knowing the facts of what is going on at the gym.

So disappointed I went to stretch zone for my designated appointment at 4pm. The person I requested…read moreis stretching someone and he asked me do you have an appointment? I said of course at 4 so I'm standing there and the woman asked the guy on the table his name and she told him your appointment was for tomorrow not today. So then she says I'm in sales I normally don't do the stretches but I'll stretch you today. I said NO I'm leaving and I'll reschedule, what should of happened is you stop his appointment or she should have finished it and the person I requested stretches me. I'm so annoyed I'm canceling my membership this was bad customer service.

I had a session with Miguel Byrd, WOW! I cannot wait to go…read moreagain. This is one of the best things I ever did for myself better than a chiropractor better than a massage. Have been in so much pain and my hips and lower back. Haven't even been able to sleep until my session stretch zone

The best gym I have ever been to hands down! I look forward to going every time! The coaches are…read morethe best in Delaware!

Love this gym, its coaches and staff! Everyone is so welcoming and encouraging. Best workout that…read moreI've ever done. You will be dripping sweat by the end of it. Love the variety. One day you could be rowing or not.floor may be focused entirely on upper body, lower body or a combination of both. You definitely want to give orangetheory a shot!

4 th generation at the J My parents and grandparents at…read moreFrench street location, myself and family at sellers and new campus and my grandchildren

It deeply saddens me that I feel that I need to write this review. I realize not many people will…read moresee this, but I feel that it is my duty to steer individuals away from this establishment. Many of my friends are members here and face similar problems, but the Siegel JCC is still the most convenient option for them and don't have the same freedom that I have to switch gyms. The courts are often not open when the schedule says they are. Many times I have gotten kicked out of the gym several minutes before the next group is supposed to be scheduled. I have gotten hit by pickleball members with their paddles when walking across the court to the free side. The weightlifting area is often crowded, and I have been confronted multiple times while waiting in between sets that I have been "taking too long." I am very disappointed in the service I have gotten over my past few months' membership here.

Found is fine Many games are broken and not marked as…read morebroken,children wasting their swipes on them Bigger kids playing tag running through the the whole place No parent or staff intervening Little kids getting knocked around Up charges for the small play/trampoline area kids too big for this area dominating it Smaller kids are pushed and shoved as the bigger kids play tag NO Constant monitoring by staff Staffing seemed minimal during the visit Great place if run properly VG

Well...I think our party person today was amazing...she was so attentive and energetic and looked…read morelike she enjoyed what she was doing...our grandson's party was a LOT of fun and the entire experience was great. It wasn't crowded which helped immensely but the small details like the dipping dot ice cream and the mouse dance was really fun and gave the party an extra boost. The place was clean and the pizza was actually pretty good...I feel this was more than I expected and for that, I am grateful. My grandson and his friends and parents had a great time and that's more than enough for me. Thank you.

My new obsession --- Solidcore kicks my butt every time, and I keep signing up for more…read more I'd always been kind of terrified of pilates classes that utilize the reformer, but a friend finally convinced me to try a class at Solidcore. They do offer both beginner "Intro" and intermediate "Foundations" classes, but on a very limited schedule. I took a Foundations class, which was a very helpful introduction to the machine with more individualized attention since the class size was smaller. I then skipped a few weeks because the foundations classes didn't align with my schedule as I was convinced I needed to do a few of them before the "big girl" signature classes. However, eventually that same friend convinced me to take the plunge, and I've been going 1-2 times per week ever since. Solidcore Signature 50 Classes involve 50 minutes of slow-burn strength training utilizing resistance from springs on the reformer. There is always attention to your core/obliques (lots of planking!) and then they feature one upper body and one lower body muscle group each class. The goal is to trigger second-degree muscle failure, where you've pushed your muscles to the point that they are shaking and you eventually physically can't complete another rep. Since that "failure" is part of the goal, it normalizes the need to take a break, shake-out, and reset, which I appreciate, but the instructors also encourage you to push for that next rep when you're not sure you can. I'm definitely sore the next day, but in a good way! The schedule for signature classes is super flexible, with offerings starting at 5a and extending almost hourly until 10p with a rotating cast of instructors. They're not the cheapest, but it's also a workout unlike any other and they do offer discounts for teachers and health care workers. The subscription also allows you to bring a friend for free once per month! If you're on the fence about trying it --- just do it. It is going to be a challenge in the best way.

So I'm 17 classes in now. Yup I'm hooked. It's not your average Pilates class. I don't even know…read morehow to describe it. Let me try to break it down....It's a slow workout that works your whole body. Slow ab crunches, lunges, planks, etc. The slow movements are what help you build your muscles. I've seen the positive changes in my body (booty lol) since I've started.