The center is run by rude & incompetent management. Clearly understaffed & uncared for…read more Facilities are dirty & often not fully functional. When asking about any issue, you're told to speak to management. Where are they? Not in their office or helping their staff. They're in the gym working out with headphones in. Avoiding work, avoiding staff requests, avoiding customer relations. And if you do manage to get the chance of an interaction, they are rude & dismissive. This facility could be nice, but it's being run into the dirt. You're better off looking elsewhere.

Retirees make up a large portion of Ciccotti's customer base even though the center serves all ages…read moreincluding many families. That's because membership is free for those with CDPHP Medicare plans. It's an awesome arrangement for the elderly who seem to enjoy working out early in the morning. When I arrive, I often pass elderly couples in their 70s or 80s as they're leaving the gym. Most appear to be in remarkable shape. I joined several months ago. The staff at the front desk was so helpful in getting me registered. So far, I've enjoyed the classes. The instructors are great. Some, especially Zumba, are very well attended. I haven't used the swimming pool yet though it looks inviting. I have used the track upstairs. There's a runners' etiquette policy posted to the wall which unfortunately some members and employees don't adhere to.. They're advised to walk or run in single file. Sometimes, they come with friends and walk side-by-side. It's annoying to have to dodge them, but I manage to out run them. Overall, the facilities are nice and so are the people who use them.

Joe has worked with my 14 year old daughter after she had spine and leg surgeries. He is absolutely…read moreamazing! He is so knowledgeable and truly cares about helping people live a healthy life! He's also affordable.

I was a member of CrossFit Shatter in 2024. There are two bathrooms inside the facility. One is…read moreintended for women, and the other for men. Whomever is using it, male or female, standard protocol is to lock the doors when in use at a public facility. Let me take you on a story which includes a gym member named "Creeper" by other gym goers and a management who has failed to protect their female customer base. This story will leave you disappointed whether you have a daughter, sister, wife, or mother. Often times woman battle to be heard or taken seriously when they voice up. They are not believed, or their complaints are viewed as "just complaining", or "they take things too personally." I am voicing up about this to protect the next woman-these predators start out as exposing themselves, and then evolve into physically touching. I attend an evening gym session at Crossfit Shatter. Before the actual group workout, I decide to use the restroom. Upon arriving, the women's restroom door was unlocked and I entered. I observed a young male squatting on top of the toilet with no pants on, exposing his genitals and conveniently facing the door-as if waiting for someone to enter. It was clear he was an "exhibitionist", and waiting for his next female victim. The members were on to something. This was the person they labeled "Creeper". After leaving the facility and calling the location's manager, it was clear he did not deem this situation as alarming. He questioned whether it was even a crime and relayed he cared about the gym's reputation. Most concerning is being told this individual was kicked out from his previous gym. When I realized nothing was going to be done to address this issue, and protect other female members, I asked for my membership to be revoked. It was granted without penalty. I asked other female gym members if they experienced anything with "Creeper". Two of them stated yes. During those incidents he was in the bathroom with the light off, door slightly ajar and he had no shirt on. As if he was testing the waters. Placing a label "Women", "Men" above the bathroom doors does not solve the problem. The bigger issue here is not respecting women and not stopping the victimization.

I've put off writing a review for too long... I think one reason why is because I have so many…read morefeelings about this place... Crossfit Shatter has been the catalyst for one of the most amazing life changes I've ever committed to - making myself and my health a priority in a way that honors health, fitness, and community above just a number on the scale. I started attending Crossfit Shatter last fall, but I made a commitment to regular attendance in January (I can confirm, you get out of crossfit what you put into it). I am so much stronger, healthier, and happier than I was just one year ago. I look forward to going to the gym every time I go and that can be attributed to the great people who teach and attend classes at Shatter. Shane and Lucille have built a gym and a community that is unlike any other. I love going to class. I always sweat, am challenged to improve and constantly amaze myself. I'm doing things I never thought possible. Shatter is now not just "the gym" - it is the place I go to work out aggression after a tough day at the office, it is a place I go to see friends, and it is a place I feel powerful and optimistic about my health and my future. People reading this may think I don't have anything to compare Shatter to, which would be incorrect. I've visited 3 other gyms and, yes, overall crossfit consistently delivers on community, training and support. However, Shatter takes that community and combines it with outstanding technical training, forward thinking programming taking into account athlete weaknesses and strengths, and supportive tight-knit community combined with humor, making Shatter truly something special. Crossfit is difficult no matter what gym you belong to. Stick with it. The way you will grow, learn and develop (at any age or skill level) to become an athelete will amaze you. Shatter will do all that expertly, while also making working out fun!

I have a working out with Rob McKinley for three months. Made a commitment for 2016 to focus on…read morehealth and fitness. I was attracted to the fact that he has a private gym, had transformed his own body through multiple disciplines and is now doing the same for his clients. After interviewing several trainers, Rob has provided me with solid advice backed up by industry research. He is a great guy, is fun to work with and motivates me on a daily basis. He has also provided nutrition advice through close associates. Highly recommend him!!!

A woman walks into a gym...she starts her workout but is a bit distracted by the burley man…read morevacuuming w his 50 ft cord. He inched his way closer and closer until he was actually vacuuming the same mat she was working on. She informs said burley man the vacuuming is distracting and he ever so kindly responds, "turn off all that noise in your head, you can clean if you want". Oh my, someone has his speedo in a bunch! What a little turd this big burley man is! She woosahs it away & her workout is almost over...but here he comes again with the chemicals to mop- she begins to choke. She's had enough. Burley man tries to convince this woman he's using natural oils - HA! - little does he know she is a distributor of natural oils. Natural oils my tookus! So what did she get from voicing her dismay? ****She was called nonsense and A BITCH**** This little turd's lack of professionalism & respect for humans was borderline comical. I hope Rob McKinley sleeps well tonight having gotten all of his tantrums out. :)

Been coming to this gym a little over two years since I moved into the area and I think it's a…read moresolid commercial gym for a base of ~$34/mon! They have lots of cardio equipment and weight lifting machines and weights on 2 separate floors. They also have a small turf with sleds and a rope. Lots of TRX as well. There are multiple rooms for workout classes and boxing although I haven't taken those so I can't speak too much on it. They have some fun activities going on sometimes, like a live dj on some occasions. Some of the machines can be pretty run down and the plates are kind of worn but I've seen them be pretty diligent about repairs and replacements even if it takes a while. I don't take part in the personal training but it does seem more like a social hour than any formal training but I'm also not the client so I'm sure that's just personal preference! Overall not a bad spot for a work out if it's a close gym! They do also have a $15 day pass.

friendly staff and really good equipment I highly recommend great location! 5 stars all the wayread more

Lenny is great. I took a few Zumba classes with him and he's just great energy and offers a great…read moreworkout. Definitely recommend him!!!!

Lenny's classes are great. He is an excellent dancer and makes the classes so fun. I love the…read moremusic and choreography. He teaches Zumba, hip hop and personal training. The group of people who come to classes are fun too. His zoom classes have been really great but looking forward to in person again soon.