Joined today after did a trial here and several other gyms at different price points, but this gym…read morehonestly had everything I needed. The negatives reviews I read I didn't see. It's clean, and was able to workout easily. The overcrowding there is a lot of people but gym big and I only waited once. They also have the only women area the best. The jacuzzi had seen posting not working it is people were in there. Next weekend plan to take advantage of sauna and jacuzzi and yoga class happy with my choice.

The staff treats you badly, they don't know how to talk to the public, they offer a day to try the…read moregym and they don't let you in, I moved to this area two days ago and because I'm not from here they didn't let me in, I think there are better clubs with better attention and professionalism, don't waste your time coming to a gym where they don't give priority to the client

This review is long overdue. Joining Iron Arena 16 months ago is one of the best decisions I've…read moreever made. I honestly can't say enough good things about this place. From the equipment, to the team atmosphere, to Jason's programming, this facility is top notch. If you're considering joining, I strongly encourage you to shoot Jason an email and give it a go. I wish I had done it sooner. Come ready to work. See ya there.

Iron Arena is the gym to go to if you have any slight interest in lifting and want to get better…read more The facility is spacious and well equipped. If you want to get stronger or/and looking for a private gym to do your thing, this is the gym for you. Jason offers coaching, online coaching and technique sessions. He's a phenomenal coach and athlete. He's knowledgeable in this field and will make sure to work with you and push you to your limits. In addition, he coaches numerous prestigious world class athletes. Jason coached/prepped me for my very first powerlifting meet and I placed top 3 in my weight class. The results speak for itself.

Absolutely love my Max Family ! I joined The Max back in January after hearing great reviews by my…read moreown friends who have been able to hit their goals at The Max of Secaucus. I am very happy that I made the commitment to myself to join. Truly the best decision I have made !

I was staying at a hotel near by and thought I would try the max challenge workout. As a private…read morepersonal trainer myself I can say this is a fun challenging workout. The instructor I forgot her name was very motivating. I liked the personal attention that was given to each student Every one was friendly as well. I highly recommend this studio.

Towel service was discontinued during the COVID-19 Pandemic, but IMO should be brought back…read more Otherwise, I'm liking the recent equipment and aesthetic upgrades! I also really like how new (4x total) barbell racks have been installed. Looking forward to the locker room upgrades!

NYSC's policy online states a "zero tolerance policy for disruptive & anti social behavior". Thats…read morea farse. There's a group of obnoxious high schooler boy that take over EVERY afternoon/early eve.. Constantly & Intentionally loud all the time. Im a 6 year long member, and have had a personal Trainer of theirs, for 3+ years. Many members have complained but I finally & OFFICIALLY, demanded the ring leader + 2 others, be removed. The manager merely spoke with them. I pay what SIX of them combined pay a month to that gym. So who do you think their Management sided with? It's beyond Sickening. If you like being shit on, by members and management alike, then join this gym. Plus the sauna doesn't work and the AC doesn't either.

Im glad I started my CrossFit journey here. Being a beginner and completely out of shape, the…read moretrainers were super hands on, patient & attentive. The environment was always welcoming and the trainers know what they're doing. They listened to exactly what you needed to do to grow as an athlete while pushing you out of your comfort zone. I've recommended all my friends to this place. If I wasn't moving I would have continued my stay there. Overall 10/10 experience

Eddie and Rob are great trainers! I'm so Happy they opened a…read morefacility we used To do outside workouts. I lost 28lbs working out with them!! They really made class fun and motivating. Check them out if you're in the area! Their new Crossfit gym has everything you need to get your fitness where you want it to be!

Fit Foundry is a great place to pursue your fitness goals and overall health. The programming…read moresupports athletes at all levels with large group, small group and private training. Routines change weekly. I've been a member for over 5 years, and I never get bored. The instructors are great, meeting you where you are. They focus on your form to help you get the most out of your workouts and to avoid injury. Fit Foundry provides you everything you need. You just show up, work hard, have fun and feel better!

I have been a member of Fit Foundry for two months now and I absolutely love it! The workouts are…read morechallenging and always different so I never get bored. Daves (instructors) are all amazing and really push me to push myself. I have seen so much progress in my fitness level since joining and I am always excited to go to my next class. The facilities are top notch and they have everything you could possibly need for a great workout. The locker rooms are always clean and the staff is always friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend Fit Foundry to anyone looking for a great workout and a friendly, supportive community.

Owner was always RUDE . So much to the point where I asked myself, why am I paying $100 dollars a…read moremonth to recieve rudeness from her. Also a few friends whom took classes there came back n said the same thing. She's just Rude Melissa!!!

I have lived in west New York practically my whole life but have never been interested in doing…read morefitness classes in jersey. I usually do class pass in New York, but after my first class at clarity fitness I will start to do my classes in union city. First, clarity fitness is in a very good location, you can take the blvd east/ park ave bus and walk a few feet. Lots of parking on the street if you need to drive and right off the highway. Second, the classes and diverse. The instructor was so accommodating. I have taken lots of barre classes, even though each one is different, I found this to be the most difficult. I also loved that after a sweaty 60 minute class, they give you a semi frozen delicious smelling towel to cool off with!!!

Everything is great, but it's very warm all year round including the summer which makes it feel…read morealmost suffocating

The woman's locker room smells like weed dispensary' management really needs to up their game in…read morekeeping this gym clean and smelling better! My clothes stink !! Thank you planet WEED !

So I am a current member of Planet Fitness North Bergen. Recently went to the gym and the employees…read moreas well as managers should know about hygiene. They allowed a client to walk in smelling like pure shit and workout for hours making it unbearable for everyone in the gym. It's a pretty big gym so imagine the strength of that smell. As I walk in today I was told that a complaint was made against me because I had the gall to tell this man that he smelled like shit and should go shower, and I can lose my privileges. Lol I guess a crowd in the gym complaining doesn't matter.

The absolute worst Planet Fitness ever. Customer service is awful. More than half the cardio…read moremachines don't operate. Very dark and dirty. Lot of the equipment are rusted and unsanitary. The locker room is never cleaned.

From the moment I walked in sar greeted me wonderful host, very thorough, very accommodating, very,…read morevery attentive. The bathrooms were pristine cleaned, the locker room, the showers, an abundance of weights, universal as well as isometrics, my favorite heavy bags, pugilist. Awareness, very grateful, love the location.Ample parking excellent vibe five stars

There are good places and there are bad places. The good ones, you keep coming to; the bad you…read moresimply avoid. However, every so often there is a place that is so bad, that has bent out of shape to be uninviting, difficult, hostile, and overall unpleasant that you have to stand up to attention, open your eyes, count your losses, and leave, never looking back. I moved into Union City three years ago. Even before that I was an avid member of LA Fitness just across 30th and below Shop Rite. Now, that is a gym with history -- going back to when it was just another Bally's Total Fitness franchise operating for those who wanted big weights, heavy loads, and trustworthy machines that you could use and use and use without ever experiencing confusion or injury. Sadly, LA Fitness transitioned to Esporta, and Esporta eventually closed right around the pandemic. There was little warning -- now you see it; now you don't. Barely a notice on the door. Gone. I was always mildly curious about the Crunch that I could clearly see from the windows of LA Fitness. I'd been a brief visiting guest way back in the late 90s when there was a location in the West Village at the tail end of Christopher. It sat close to the now vanished Serge Gym, which was also known as a gym where you went to get big. I joined Crunch Hoboken in 2021 after Esporta/LA Fitness' demise. I'd been shopping for a place to work out, one that was not a Planet Fitness or Blink clone, one with real weights, plates, machines, and generous hours to include weekends and holidays. I loved the Hoboken location and will often go there even now three years later. I also go to the Tribeca location despite that its one glaring minus is the level of stairs you have to climb just to get down to the locker/stretch room, or that there is a mezzanine level with cardio equipment, which means, Crunch Tribeca is four stories of gym and nary an elevator in sight. But I digress. [Great gym, mind you, perfect location, hidden in plain sight and almost never packed.] Tonight was my second night visiting Crunch North Bergen. The first time was when I recently moved. Again, curiosity did me in from the days when I would see it, its sigh peeking out from behind some scant trees as it sat across Starbucks and next to Aldi's. I assume that like other Crunch locations it would sport a dense layer of free weights and Hammer machines, a bevy of squat cages, cambered bars, the whole nine yards. Come in and lift heavy, and if you can, do your cardio. Nope. I could not have been more wrong. The first time, it took me forever to get a bicep/tricep/shoulder workout. Every machine was incomprehensible, hostile things made to look sleek and ultra modern, but ultimately examples of machines that suit no purpose for the human body. It was also packed to the gills with some of the more unfriendliest people I have had the misfortune of seeing on this planet Earth -- not a one truly working out but either spotting someone else, chatting, texting, but hoarding all the equipment, the plates, or the area, as if laying claim and damned be everyone else. Broken machines, check. A weird smell in the air, check. Attitude, check. Women clearly looking for their baby daddy who have no idea what they're supposed to be doing with dumbbells or machines, check. That bro who's allegedly training his girl but also aggressively checking the candy, but of course. When you have a lack of actual equipment -- no Hammer Strength, no Life Fitness, not even Precor or Rogue -- and instead you have a sea of near impossible to understand machinery aimed to "giving you a workout", you're in trouble. I've been lifting weights for over 35 years. I've been to other Crunch locations. Shame on this one for being a rung lower than your bargain basement Planet Fitness, catering for the lowest common denominator and cashing in on memberships, not caring if machines work, you have an adequate number of machines and free weights for if you have a crowd, and labelling yourself a gym for Crunchers. And let's not get into its location. Crunch N Bergen is a logistic nightmare to get to. IT might appear to be in a somewhat accessible spot near JFK Blvd and 29, but to access the location you have to walk through a parking lot infested with homeless and other unsavory things. Imagine going there on foot at night. Seeing people strung out everywhere, some even reqching out like a scene out of a horror movie. Adding insult to injury, no lights, so good luck finding your way over crumbling asphalt and blinding lights. You could very well get assaulted -- and who would find out? CCTV? I thought the first time I came it was probably me. Now I realize, it's not even close to me, it's just a terrible franchise pretending to be what it's not. Last time for me, I am done, I will remain with the Signature locations I go to in the City.