Upon every entry and exit I have been greeted , and pushed with positivity . Coming from fitness…read morecompetitions in my previous years , it's nice to have a gym home that has all the old school equipment you can't find at these commercial gyms.

I was introduced to John Brandt, the owner of Full Spectrum Fitness, thinking he was going to hook…read moreme up with magic pills to make me lose weight. Instead I signed up for three personal training sessions a week. That was three years ago. I've lost 15 pounds and kept it off. I absolutely love coming to this gym. John is an amazing trainer. When I injured myself (from wearing too high of heels, not from working out), he modified my workouts to accommodate me. The gym itself is always clean, and there is an abundance of equipment. Whatever your fitness goals are, Full Spectrum is the place to get them done.

Excellent boutique fitness gym in the heart of crown point. MWM stands for Miles with Misty - the…read moreoriginal running training program. They have beginner's 5K/8K group training options through the year with races like the shamrock shuffle being the end goal. But Misty has a number of marathons and ultra marathons on her resume, so more advanced runners would find experienced coaching here too. I don't enjoy running, so I'm often participating in one of the several group fitness training sessions like bootcamp, strength and core, women's strength training, and yoga. I have the fitness freedom plan that allows me monthly unlimited classes, personal training discounts, a VO2MAX or Resting metabolic rate test, and other perks. If you are an endurance athlete the VO2MAX test is a MUST! Misty will break down the numbers and consult on training and nutrition. The RMR test is good for those interested in calorie counting and understanding food as fuel. You don't have to sign a contract to attend a class. Drop ins are $12 and there are a number of different membership options. If you are looking for a headstart on your health goals and need accountability, the "choose to lose" program combines that, nutrition coaching, dedicated group classes with people on the same journey. It seems all the exercises are scalable, so all shapes, genders, and fitness backgrounds can find something that works for them. My only suggestion: if you are new to fitness, I highly recommend personal training or two with one of the trainers before jumping into a group session. There can be 3-16 people in a class. I think you should get personal attention before attending to get basic form down so 1) you don't hurt yourself and 2) you get the most out of each movement. Also! A recent pet peeve of mine is all the salt on the gym floor recently. Please change out of your street shoes before class. :)

Body Sculpting Inc is awesome! I'm not just treated with respect, but I am truly looked after. I…read morehave tried other personal trainers before and never got the great results like I have with Jeff. If you need results, just go to Body Sculpting.

Jeff is a first-rate trainer who has worked with my son for years. He adores him and even contacts…read morehim for session when he is on college break. He tailors workouts to fit both the physical and mental wellness of his clients. He cares and is committed.

Awesome workout. Friendly, motivating staff. Worth giving it a try without question.read more

Awesome. It's expensive, but you get what you pay for. 2 or more instructors helping, watching,…read morepushing. Equipment setout, ready, and continous exercise variations. This workout increases overall athleticism is how I would put it. Some instructors are quieter/focused and some are high energy/fun. Not sure if done that way on purpose but I like both. Instructors will push you but when I feel like I'm gonna die I can tell they put a watchful eye on me to make sure I don't fall out. It's worth the money in my opinion and only knock is their wifi bombed couple times so had to do the workouts without visual aid, but that seems fixed. They also have 1 week trial I used before deciding to join, which I did.

I drink the Kool-Aid lol. Go for a week and you will be hooked as well !!!…read more I feel stronger. My endurance has improved. The coaches are motivating and helpful !!!

Orange theory is by far the best workout I have done. An amazing one hour HIIT workout. The coaches…read moremotivate and encourage you to be your best self. Sign up for a free class and that's all it will take, you will be hooked like I am.

They have a full track squat, racks dumbbells, and some odds and end machine machines…read more Only problem is people that go there don't respect putting weights back and they act like they've never been to a gym before Besides that it's a good place to go for workout walk or even basketball

Incident: Summer 2025 Volleyball league currently running at…read morethis facility is not recommended, nor will we ever go back to this facility. Recreation coordinator, Chris Geiger, demonstrated he doesn't follow the YMCA motto, especially regarding the current volleyball league, and was unprofessional and dismissive towards us. This is the mission motto shown on the YMCA's social media videos and is on display at the facility as well: "To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all." As long-standing Catholics/Christians ourselves, addressing people with respect and empathy is part of our lives. This YMCA stresses this motto but Chris does not follow it, nor does the employee in question, Jordan, aka J (who was on our VB team, at the time). During a game play, Jordan unnecessarily came running and slide hard into me (from a VB postion that he wasn't supposed to and didn't need to): as a result, I fell forward and hit my head on the VB court from his slide. Chris was refereeing this game and witnessed this incident but did nothing about it. It was clear I was disoriented from this hit and noone even bother to check on me. The game ended quickly and thereafter I went to the local Expresscare to have my head check for concussion: the Doctor did verify it. Next day, we presented a professional email to Chris about this incident and he didn't respond back to us. To not address this problem was unprofessional, unethical and inhumane. You don't dismiss people when there is a problem, especially a problem where you are a witness to the incident. In the end, we stop going to this facility because Chris fails as a coordinator in addressing safety, professionalism and empathy + he has shown to not follow the motto of the YMCA. Jordan never apologized for his reckless and unstandard playing methods either, which was unprofessional and unethical.

Consistency in making the workout SAFE. Marvin and the other trainers are moving a foot in or a…read morechin up to name a few corrections assuring we are working out correctly. The motto is NO EXCUSES. It's true, there aren't any. A text or call or both will be done if you miss or have an excuse. Testimonials abound on FB. Check them out and check out IC! Its a place you want to belong to.

I tried out this place after my friend got me a ClassPass gift card and it was one of the only…read moreplaces that were part of the ClassPass. SOOO glad for that as this place was what I needed to change up my routine! They have many options for classes and I have done mostly the bootcamp classes and love them! It can be for all levels, despite the name making you think it is only for hard core people. The instructors will let you know how to modify or do less of each thing, without making a person feel bad for it. It is also for people like me who were looking to kick it up a notch! It is also a nice facility with a variety of equipment for people to use as not to get bored with the same excercises! A great fitness find!

I was pretty intimidated walking in here because everyone is extremely fit and beautiful. I am not…read moreone of those people...but every one is very kind and polite. The equipment is quality and well cared for, the facility is clean and has 24 hour access. The owner is extremely knowledgeable, friendly and welcoming.

From the owner: Iron Rails Training Facility is NWI’s only exclusive gym with a limited membership base to avoid…read moreover crowding. This 8k sq foot club offers hand picked equipment that you’ll not find in commercial gyms, let alone anywhere in this area. The primary focus for this facility was to cultivate an inviting and respectful environment. From beginners to advanced professional physique athletes, this gym is a place that supports growth, whatever that looks like for you. IRTF has exceeded its reputation with culture. and environment, so if you’re looking for a gym that’s conducive to progress you may want to check us out! We’re also a dog friendly gym (members only) which is the frosting on the cake. See you soon!

I've been coming here since they opened. Started with Pilates reformer & yoga. They have grown to…read moreinclude cycling, barre, bootcamp, worx dance. Such fun classes for all levels of fitness. Teachers all have a lot of training. Cool spaces located in the old courthouse building.

No matter what level, this class was versatile for all levels. Instructions were clear and concise…read more I like how the instructor focuses on technique first to get the most out of the exercise and explained what you should feel and what you should not feel.