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    Rebound Physical Therapy

    4.5 (8 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    2 months ago

    Excellent care. Very attentive to one's needs. Spend a lot of time with patient. Always a positive outcome

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    Healthtrax Fitness & Wellness - Equipment is poorly maintained and tossed anywhere it lands.

    Healthtrax Fitness & Wellness

    (32 reviews)

    I have been going to Healthtrax on and off for years. As someone who works nights I do not like how…read moreearly they close. The equipment is outdated so much so that I have a second membership to Planet Fitness. The only reason I am here is for the pool. During the day in the pool is usually packed with everyone over the age of 70. Nighttime is a little better. I'm an avid lap swimmer and swim for an hour every night. However, I do not like that every weeknight from 4p-6p the pool is closed for their swim classes with young children. I try not to think about the urine that is 100 percent in the pool after this. My pet peeve is the boomers who will hang out in the swimming lane floating around socializing. Last night I ended up having to use to side of the pool not for lap swimming. Then a family walked in with children, and I left 8 mins into my 60 min workout. I hope the "floaters" got the workout they wanted because I did not. For me I need a pool that is solely dedicated for lap swimming. I get it that this club caters to families and boomers. For the most part the parents keep the children on the recreation side of the pool. However, there is a family that comes almost nightly, and the children had to be told by club members to stay out of the lane's multiple times. Sometimes if the other members must yell at the children a few times the father will then intervene. When I see these children show up at night, I am instantly annoyed. This is not the place for me. I need a gym dedicated to purely lap swimming and to improve my athletic performance in the pool. I will be switching as soon as I can.

    Classes are amazing. Instructors are knowledgeable and give lots of options during class.read more

    What is Movement

    What is Movement

    (8 reviews)

    Did you ever find a place- any place- that you loved so much, you wanted to tell everyone you knew…read moreabout it, but really wanted to keep it all to yourself, both at once? That's how I feel about What Is Movement. I keep putting off writing this. Because I want to keep it my secret place. But... Really, everyone should check this place out. What Is Movement is a gym/studio owned by Jayme and Jamie, a husband and wife team, who have created this amazing, supportive community. "Boy Jamie" (yes, that's how they refer to each other!) teaches kettle bell, ViPR (google it, seriously, it's so cool), and metabolic resistance training classes, in addition to personal training. "Girl Jayme" teaches yoga, and does private yoga and body work sessions, as well as running a Monday night "stitch and bitch" group. And there are more members of the team: Jessie teaches Forrest yoga on Thursday nights; Gianna teaches yoga three times a week; and they have just added a chiropractor and massage therapist to their growing group of health gurus. I found What Is Movement through Jessie; Jessie is an amazing Forrest yoga teacher. I would drive nearly anywhere for one of her classes. So, I started making my way to Warwick once a week for her class. I found myself enchanted by the atmosphere at What Is Movement, and asked Jessie about the other classes. The ViPR classes especially intrigued me, but I had a pretty significant hand injury, and wasn't sure it would be something I could do. Jessie suggested I talk to Jayme before trying out a class. Jayme knows his... Stuff. Since I first talked to him, I've tried all of his classes, and have been consistently impressed with his ability as an instructor in every modality. He watches each student, remembers injuries and provides modifications, and plans for each person to be successful in every single class. I leave his classes sweaty and sore, but stronger and more confident each time. Jayme's enthusiasm is contagious! And you'll get to know how intense the class will be by what music is blasting when you walk in (Metallica? It's gonna be as upper intense class). Jamie is also a skilled instructor, who uses her knowledge of yoga and anatomy to make each class beneficial for each student. Her bodywork sessions leave you feeling more free, able to breathe deeper. She brings a calm, healing warmth to both her classes and individual sessions. So that's my secret. A wonderful place, supportive community, run by knowledgable and caring people. You really should try it out.

    Jamie and his coaching enabled me to rediscover the athlete I thought was gone after being injured…read more His style of training restored my confidence in what my body was capable of achieving. Jamie leads by example. The safe, welcoming community that flourishes at What is Movement is due in no small part to the tone he and his clientele set.

    F45 Training - Cranston

    F45 Training - Cranston

    (4 reviews)

    F45 is a franchised gym that offers a fast-paced fun group workout roughly alternating days…read morefocusing on upper body, cardio, lower body, and full body/abs/cardio. The workouts focus on "functional" fitness and are 45 minutes long (except for one hour-long session a week), hence the F45 name. The workout for the day is the same program whether you're exercising in Australia where the program began or here in little Rhody. (Very cool today to take a 9am session here while my daughter took the same one in LA.) Pre-registration is required as there is a limit of 28 participants in any class - at least in this club. The goal to to move fast, sweat, and develop some camaraderie with your fellow participants and partner for the day - high fives are pretty much mandated. Two staff members work at every session. They explain and QUICKLY demo each move and describe the circuit. You and your "partner" - assuming an even numbers of people in the class, you are paired with someone who moves through your circuit with you - start at an assigned station and receive direction and timing from a video screen demo'ing your move as you do it. The staff regularly visit everyone in the room giving support and encouragement and some comments to assist with your form, weight selection, and (in my case) an explanation of the occasionally confusing progression through the circuit. The sales material says the program works for all fitness levels but if you are not used to regular strength training, this probably isn't for you: it's fast and many of the exercises are complex (upper and lower body combined even on leg- or arm-only day, with cardio because of the limited rest periods so it's always a HIIT program), the weights start at 10 pounds, and many of the safety tips aren't consistently given (knees above ankles for a lunge, roll your shoulders back and don't collapse into it...), and it is WICKED FUN!!! The staff are friendly, the club is clean, the equipment is great (y-bells, Thor's hammers, multi-handled sand bags, in addition to the expected kettlebells, dumb bells,etc). Pricing is higher than a "gym," more like a Pilates or yoga studio. Again, I loved it - but this won't be the place for everyone.

    The best studio ever. Love these guys they got me in my second of seven free days. You guys are…read morebomb and worth every penny. - Colter

    Fitness Together East Greenwich

    Fitness Together East Greenwich

    (4 reviews)

    I have been a member of Fitness Together in East Greenwich since the fall of 2008, about a year and…read morea half ago. I went there at a time that my health was deteriorating and my conditioning at an all-time low. One of my sons had said to me, "Mom, don't you even want to get well?" I joined FT and I was dragging. I complained constantly about everything. Yet each trainer I worked with just kept urging me on and my conditioning improved. About a year later, it was determined that my problems were being caused by a benign cyst on my frontal lobe. I had surgery (8.5 hours' worth) on November 24, 2009. I was in the neurosurgical ICU for ten days. During that stay, whenever the Physical Therapist came to work with me, I couldn't wait to get up and walk. If she said to do one stair repetition, I said, "Can I do two?" or three or four. Guess where this determination and drive came from? Fitness Together. My stay in the ICU was four days shorter than the average one. My neurosurgeon, Dr. Petra Klinge, said I could return to exercise 6-8 weeks after surgery. You know I was back at FT six weeks to the day. Early this June, I summited N.H.'s Mt. Avalon, an elevation gain of 1450' in the pouring rain, only 25 minutes slower than AMC's suggested time. Not bad for just over 6 months after brain surgery. This is the kind of conditioning and motivation I received from FT. The staff are friendly and professional. The owner, Robin Ball, is even spending extra time consulting with my chiropractor and physical therapist to supplement my particular needs. You know what else? They even let me bring in my own CD's. Some mornings in the heart of East Greenwich, clients are working out to Motown sounds from the 60's and I love it. Karen Paley ksurman1@cox.net

    Everyone here are so helpful, motivating, and kind! I would recommend joining to anyone that needs…read morea little help to begin or stay on the journey of being fit and happy!

    Rebound Physical Therapy - physicaltherapy - Updated May 2026

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