I planned to take a membership and registered myself. But due to personal reasons, I decided to…read morecancel my membership the next day. Website says we can cancel the membership within 3 days. But there is no way to cancel it online. I tried calling their phone number, but no one picked up the phone. After 4 days, a guy picked up the phone and was very rude. He is not even ready to hear me.

Fantastic Service, Excellent Price Point. Wish there was a location in Manhattan!…read more Frank and his team are highly communicative and engaging with me. I am excited to head back to the Exton location.

I started going to this Club Pilates location in October and I really enjoyed it. The staff and…read moregeneral manager are incredibly nice and helpful. All of the instructors are really great, but I really enjoy sharing and Aaron's classes. The parking lot is a little bit more crazy now that the Trader Joe's is open next-door but overall it's a great experience.

This is the one in Exton, next to the Petco, across from Kohls. They call it their Whiteland…read morelocation because their other location is called their "Exton" one. I love this location because it doesn't feel crowded. Open, very clean and always welcomed warmly. I've been going since August 2024 and all the instructors are knowledgeable and helpful. I can feel the difference in my overall strength, especially core and my back feels well stretched out and long.

I wish I could give zero stars. Last night was my breaking point. I arrived to work out and once…read moreagain this place smelled like BO. It was so bad it could have knocked a buzzard off a trash truck! I left and canceled my membership.

Half the space and equipment after their relocation from Malvern, where there was 2 of most weight…read moremachines, but Exton is down to one of almost everything, if they even have it. The locker rooms are much smaller also, with one bench and one mirror in the locker area. I actually work in Exton, so this should be a great place to work out, but it's so bad, I actually left immediately after changing the last time I was there since there was not one machine I could get on. I won't be back. Staff is very nice and it's a shame the facility is lacking in every way.

I have been a member of Lionville YMCA for over four years. They have a fantastic selection of…read moreclasses, friendly knowledgeable staff, a strong pickleball program and a strong Forever Wellness program for seniors. I have been a member at other YMCAs all my life, but this Y is the most family-friendly and senior-friendly.

I moved here last August and immediately decided to join the Y as I love to swim. The pool is very…read morenice, not too cold, friendly lifeguards, and I go 3 days a week. There was a time when it was closed due to some roof repairs, so I went to the West Chester Y (also great and 10 lap lanes!!) But at the Lionville Y the staff is very friendly, It is 2 miles from me and now I also play Mahjongg with a very nice group of women. There is a very busy pickleball court and I may try that at some point. The weight room is huge, with lots of machines and helpful trainers. There are art classes and a knitting group. Day care and lots of youth activities. It's free for some seniors, (including me) depending on your insurance. I can't imagine why anyone would pay big bucks to go to another gym.

This Club Pilates location is under the same ownership as the one in the W. Whiteland Shopping…read moreCenter. The studio is a little bit bigger, which I like and a little bit more secluded in its own shopping area. The classes here get filled up pretty quickly as I believe the lionville area has members. I still enjoy going here when I am not visiting one of the other locations.

The Exton, Frazier, and west whiteland studios have been sold to a venture capital company. Since…read morethe sale, the policies have been changed to the detriment of the members. They now require 50 flow 1.5 classes to move up to level 2 regardless of previous experience or ability. The manager has said that this is a "Club Pilates" policy but that's just not true (check other Club Pilates franchises). She also said that there is a "work around" but they won't let the members know what it entails. No other Pilates classes ( suspend, cardio, control) will count to the total. if you are in shape and skilled, this may not be the franchise for you. In addition there has been high turnover of experienced instructors leading to canceled classes; some of the subs are not great. That being said, in general the instructors that have stayed are really good. The studios are clean and the equipment is in good condition.

Gym of broken machines. The exercise bike by the front desk has been broken for 2 months. Many many…read morereports to management but no fixing.

It is clear the author of this message is unknown to you, and that the seriousness of these…read moreconcerns is still not being met. I have contacted both owners of this establishment, yet no meaningful action has followed. Audrey continues to enter the facility despite prior incidents that should have prevented her return. The general manager--not the owners--appears to exercise full control over operations, making decisions as though no oversight exists. Consider this question: What becomes of policy when an owner orders former employees removed, yet management quietly places them back on the payroll? Such actions make plain who truly governs this place. There is also a matter that warrants public awareness. The former assistant general manager--who was asked to resign or be terminated--continues to frequent the facility. During his tenure, concerns were raised regarding inappropriate conduct involving minors, including reports of accessing the membership information of sixteen-year-old members and contacting them through social media. Regardless of how such concerns were handled at the time, they should give any parent pause. Prudence and vigilance are advised when young girls are present in an environment where such matters remain unresolved. And finally: Where do employees go when they are needed most? Not to the desk nor the floor, but to the break room--where duties are abandoned amid drifting smoke. More will be shared until real accountability is taken. Respectfully, Percival Drake P.S. One final note for those paying attention: should a sudden surge of five-star reviews appear, consider the timing and the names -- Jenna Jackman, Sofia Khalifa, Karyn Michael's, Shriya Katupilla. Several have no prior review history, and one is an employee of the establishment. All appeared only after our initial disclosure. The pattern speaks for itself.

I just finished my introduction week with my mom at Bikram Yoga and it was great! The feeling…read moreafter each 1.5 hour session is really relaxing. Initially the heat might feel intense (believe me, I fainted my first day because I went dehydrated). But with time, it only gets better! The instructors are all really nice and so are the people who go there. Everyone is super friendly so don't be scared to go try it. Especially because for your first introduction week, it costs $20 for a whole week of any sessions you feel like attending. Thus, I definitely recommend everyone to try it! It will be a nice experience, just for fun.

They recently rebranded from Bikram to Orange Lotus, but the same owners and instructors from what…read moreI understand. I tried the yin yasa class on Wednesday night and it was amazing. The space is very clean and inviting. They have locker rooms to change if you're coming from work. The instructors were very nice. Definitely will be back.

I noticed this place I was running errands over the weekend. I love cycling so I decided to look on…read moretheir website and sign up for my first class which was only $10. Ashley was my instructor, and her class was amazing! She is very energized for a class at 9:30 am and she is very inclusive. This is a great place to work out! It's a judgment-free place and it's perfect for people who have never cycled before. I am hoping to return soon!

I've been to a few cyclebar locations and this one is by far the most hit or miss. Some of the…read morebikes are loads easier than others, which is expected at most cycle studios, but the wear and tear (and the noise made) on some of these bikes are unbearable. The instructors are all super nice here. They have some obscure playlists, but I'd expect that anywhere. Only big complaint is that I once had an instructor specifically call me out in a class asking me to pick it, when I purposefully holding back due to an injury recovery. I just generally dislike that in class, but it's expected as well. Usually it's really clean here and I've had some awesome workouts! I enjoy visiting when I'm town.

The good: Love the classes. Instructors are really nice and care about form and mobility of…read moreindividuals. They keep up variety with the workouts. They do an awesome job! Decent weight machines (few fixable issues) and free weights. Sauna is always a treat after a workout. Front end staff and sales are friendly and professional. The bad: Cardio machines... Fix all the broken equipment at the Downingtown location: ellipticals, no cup holders for the elliptical machines- safety hazard placing water bottles on the floor, ab crunch machine that isn't securely bolted to the floor, and replace knobs for the leg extension machine because the numbers rubbed off. Today I saw 2 ellipticals with "out of order" signs. The elliptical next to those 2 is also out of order. I'm sure there's more. This gym is not kept up with or safe with some of the equipment. Also in the aerobics room, there's too many mats. West Chester LA Fitness never received their order for mats which might be the reason Downingtown has too many. Somebody's got to deliver them to West Chester. Other members have also wanted to just bring them to West Chester but agree that LAF needs to do this.

Well, I gave LA Fitness another chance for a little while and not much has changed at the…read moreDowningtown or West Chester location. Both gyms are filthy with rusted out cardio machines. Planet Fitness, which is cheaper, maintains their gyms very well. Their machines are newer, and it's much cleaner. I'm switching to ACAC which is a palace compared to LA. If you're gonna go the cheaper route, Planet is the way to go, however. LA is just gross.

I found Crossfit Proven about 4 years ago because a friend encouraged me to try it. She was in…read moregreat shape, and she said this was the place that made it happen. I was reminded to leave my ego at the door and take each day as an opportunity to accomplish something new. Crossfit Proven coached me through physical and emotional challenges as I struggled and succeeded. I took a break from Crossfit for personal reasons for almost 2 years, but was welcomed back at Crossfit Proven with open arms and an encouraging community of people. The 'personality' of Crossfit Proven is great. Once again, I was grateful for a place that could greet me with enthusiasm 'right where I was' in my return to the sport. I am able to participate without apologizing for all I can't do. Instead, I am cheered on for what I can do. It is an environment that allows me to focus on success and safety. I attribute this success not only to the 'personality' at Crossfit Proven, but also to the programming and the coaching. Everyday is something new, something challenging. I am working at an appropriate level every minute that I am there - from the warmup to the time I leave. The coaches take time to remind me of little adjustments to my form that will create a safer and more effective workout. They are encouraging and inspiring and patient, even when repeating a simple queue that I should already know. They don't waste time. They move things along, while still paying careful attention to finer aspects of form and technique. I appreciate that. I really love the shoulder saver 'clinics', the chance to extend a workout with the Proven Athlete program, and the variation & extra opportunities for those who have competition driven aspirations. The facility has plenty of quality equipment and space, so it's possible to have a great workout in the midst of lots of people because it's outfitted so well. The schedule is robust, with many different times to attend a session. I don't have to plan everything around a scheduled session at Crossfit Proven, because it is always easy to find a session that fits into my day. I've seen this 'box' grow over the years, and I see the value in working with an established Crossfit Affiliate like Proven. They've been through the startup phase, they've learned what works and what doesn't. They provide what really matters - great personality, strong coaching, proven experience, outstanding facility, quality & vast equipment & a robust schedule. The owners are present and involved in the operations at Crossfit Proven and it shows. This is their thing, and they are good at it. They are 'all in' and that matters. I'm not a competitive Crossfitter, and I don't want to be. I simply want to be challenged and meet my goals without getting injured. There is a place for me at Crossfit Proven, alongside some of the best Crossfit athletes in the area. And for that, I am thankful.

CrossFit Proven is one of my happy places. I was a member (box member and family member) at Proven…read morefor about a year and a half and it was an amazing experiences. I was intimidated by CrossFit in the beginning and the coaches and other members offer great support and modifications as I learn my way around the gym. They stayed respectful of everyone's time (ie started and ended on schedule) and explained things well. They really took the time to help you learn the different movements and encouraged you to push yourself further when you were ready. The coaching is the best thing about Proven, and with Matt leading the charge that's no surprise. You'd be hard pressed to find a better coach or trainer than him, and he programs great balanced workouts. I've moved out of the area but I miss Proven everyday!! Highly recommend!