Bob is the best personal trainer. He tailors the exercises to your needs and monitors your form…read moreduring each exercise. He is knowledgeable, personable, and knows his gym members by name. Powerzone is a hidden gem in Hooksett.

Fantastic gym with a great environment. The owner, Bob, is well educated and very approachable…read more Lots of friendly members that make each visit enjoyable. High quality equipment and plenty of plates to go around.

I am having such a great experience at Simply Fit! The trainers genuinely care and provide personal…read moreattention that keeps you motivated and accountable. The nutrition coaching and constant support have made it so much easier to stay on track. I also love the positive, welcoming environment, and flexible class schedule.

Crystal is amazing! Simply fit has a great friendly environment, organized and clean!read more

I signed up for a 3 month membership, not that they gave me a contract. The manager Clarissa just…read moretook my credit card and entered it into their system, no problem. That should have been my first warning. After fulfilling my 3rd payment, I found out that I need to have surgery and won't be able to attend anymore classes during recovery. And after I recover, I'll be moving out of state to care for my dad. So I submitted a cancellation request. I tried to do it through the app as it suggested but it just told me to call or visit the studio. When I called, no one answered and I thought, I'll be there in 2 days so I'll let them know then. When I got there, the girl told me she was 'just the weekend help' and couldn't cancel my policy and I would need to email the manager Clarissa. Okay, no big deal. So I did. But apparently by the time I got in touch with her I was a few days past the "30 day policy". Now, I've already payment for the 3 month program I agreed to, so why should I need to cancel anything to begin with. To me, this was just a curtesy so they wouldn't auto charge me for another month. But Clarissa tells me that I've missed the cut off time so I'll be charged another $300 for 8 classes that I won't even be able to use and says perkily in the email that they look forward to seeing me after my recovery. Which tells me 2 things. She didn't pay any attention to what I actually said in the email and she simply doesn't care. So I call, express my disappointment and she offers to escalate my concerns, which I agree to. Then, I get an email from Hannah, the Regional Manager telling me that despite my surgery and moving out of state, they have to be consistent with their policy for all members and (again) that I'll have access to the club through the end of August and they hope to see me there. Now someone make it make sense. I've told them I won't be medically capable or logistically capable of attending classes but they still tell me they hope to see me there? This company, admittedly, may have great instructors and great classes but they have no care for their members except for the money their members are bringing in. This is a company that I would rather cut of my nose to spite my face than ever deal with again. Most companies have medical policies or relocation policies in place for members that are dealing with real life situations, but not Club Pilates. Admittedly, I should have asked for the contract before signing up, that is most definitely my fault. With that being said, their predatory practices of signing you up without offering a contract and making it oh so easy to become a member without having to sign on the dotted line are disgusting. I will NEVER sign up with this company again. Lesson learned.

Love this place, they make everyone feel welcome! I love the fact that they will call to check in…read moreif you haven't been in, no pressure at all just a friendly nudge! Love that!

Location update. Location was updated inside with new…read moreflooring, paint, and new equipment and reopened in Jan 2018. The cost for membership has not changed so far. The management continues to be very attentive to the customers and has even brought back some of the older equipment due to numerous requests for it. Location has a personal trainer who is available during the week. This location, according to management, may at some point go to 24/7 service. That would be a major plus for people who have different work schedules.

I've been an Express Fitness member for over a decade. A previously great gym, I have grown…read morefrustrated with how the parent gym, Executive, seems eager to find ways to nickle and dime members, advertise disingenuously, and how staff attention has waned. Many gyms seem to have a cost model of a sign-up fee plus monthly charge. At New Year, to entice potential customers, the start-up fee is often waived. However, Express is the only gym I know which has started to carry this supplemental forward year after year. When is a $29.99/monthly fee really a $34.16 monthly fee? When they tack a hidden $50 "maintenance fee" onto your account at yearly renewal time. It's slimy fake advertising. If you have issues with credit card numbers getting stolen, Express will want to charge you for that, too. The second time my billing card was compromised and account number changed, Express issued a $35 charge for a bounced $24.99 charge (monthly fee at the time) against a closed card. This fee was $10 more than the actual charge that bounced! Do you want to use the top row lockers so you're not hunched over using the bottom row lockers? Express will want to charge you a rental fee for that, too. The parent gym, Executive, actually locks all the top row lockers so you're forced to use the bottom ones. "Hunch over for health?" In fairness, they're not yet all locked in Hooksett. A friend left Express in 2016 when they instituted the "maintenance fee" and speaks quite highly of his Planet Fitness membership at half the price. Staff there is always out and about cleaning up and organizing equipment, a refreshing change from the mess that sometimes greets late day visitors at Express. (Express also has at least one slob member who trims his beard and leaves the trimmings around the sink which may sit there for hours. This has gone on for years.) There are some pluses. There is new equipment starting in 2018. There is free childcare with ample toys. Care quality varies by employee, however: sometimes there is interactive child engagement, sometimes a student is busy doing homework while the TV provides entertainment. Regardless, I am very happy Express has a nut-free policy. If you care about building functional full-body strength and balance, doing things like barbell squats and dead-lifts are a key training component you can do at Express. Planet Fitness is all about machines so you'd miss those there. I used to love Express, now I sound like crotchety old man describing it. I still go because it's the closest place I can lift heavy weights once or twice a week. I try to work around the class schedule, since many group exercise instructors blast class music so it's louder than the ambient music in the rest of the gym. My "light" days are now at home with a doorway pull-up bar, Bowflex adjustable dumbbells, and an incline bench. A few small fixes, and some integrity in the billing office, would be all it would take to make Express great again.

Evo is an awesome, local climbing gym! I have so many great things to say about this place in terms…read moreof the facility and the staff. The front desk staff is always so friendly! That's something I really enjoy at a rock climbing gym, and I can tell they value the importance of customer service. The facility is absolutely beautiful with high walls- many of which are leadable, new holds, and frequent new routes. The route setting is different, technical, and well thought out. I really appreciate the effort they put into their routes, and that is the main reason I choose to drive an hour to use the gym! They also have a great workout area and yoga room. This place is definitely worth the visit, and if you're a student, have your ID ready because they offer a big student discount :)

Don't get scammed by the manager…read more I recently relocated to NH from the west coast and have been an avid bouldering enthusiast for 15 years. This is the only climbing gym in the area so naturally I went to check it out and bought the 2 week punch card promotion with free top rope class. On first impression evo is a beautifully constructed climbing gym that is primarily catered to top rope. I was disappointed that the bouldering area seemed to be an afterthought. The second thing I noticed was that this gym is absolutely FILTHY. Chalk everywhere, every surface is coated with a layer of chalk the climbing holds are caked with chalk and grime. There seems be no daily cleaning being done despite the numerous amount of staff members on the floor. You can't sit on bouldering mats without being covered in chalk. This place is a COPD hazard. I was still going to sign up for a monthly membership despite these issues. However, on the last day of my 2 week pass I was called down to the front desk on the intercom. I wasn't sure why, but the employee notified me that his boss told him that my pass had already expired and I need to pay $20 for a day pass. This wasn't correct, I asked to speak with him and he insisted that my trial began the moment I paid online several days before actually starting my 2 weeks. After 20 minutes of explaining the terms of my contract to the manager and showing him what 14 consecutive days means, he eventually said that my contract was indeed still valid. The ordeal took so long I was late for work and I never got to ask if this mistake was due to the manager being incompetent, or if he was trying to commit contract fraud. I went back to speak with him in person and he denied any accountability and started becoming belligerent and banned me for life while screaming and cursing me out the door for questioning him. If you are a member, know the terms of your contract and if this happened/happens to you please report it to the NH attorney general. If you are a staff member, if the manager asks you to do something illegal, say no and tell him to go clean the walls. If you are the owner of this establishment, you need a new manager.

I came to Pure Barre Bedford after a running injury. Chose barre because I knew the low impact…read moreformat and focus on developing strength and core would be the best RX for me. I really appreciate the variety of options for class times. The classes move fast, the music is great and the instructors are clear in offer instruction and offer form corrections during class. The "Breaking Down the Barre" class is frequently offered for new students to answer student specific questions on Barre vocabulary, moves, and adjustments that can be made to certain moves due to a student's injury or current limitation. At 4 weeks into doing Pure Barre, I am still floored by the intensity. Barre is no joke. Those little, tiny moves definitely strengthen, tone and humble me. Keep up the great work, Pure Barre Bedford!

Fantastic experience! I was no nervous taking my first class and they were so welcoming! I kept…read morecoming back and now I'm going regularly! I can't recommend this enough!

Jason is the best yoga instructor, I love coming to his class. I would recommend everyone to hot…read moreyoga Manchester

Practicing at Hot Yoga/Manchester, has helped enhance my overall wellbeing. Flexibility has…read moreimproved, detox happens each time I practice, flushing out toxins, my muscle tone and posture have improved and the added benefits of some weight loss has lead to my blood pressure lowering.

TITLE Boxing Club Manchester just in case anyone was wondering, they are refusing to give me my…read moremoney back for the personal training hours I paid for. I paid to train for quality trainers that are no longer there. Not only that but the people that I used to work with would help me with my son. So I am not just going to get a new trainer as I don't trust them. I think that is fair and I think the right thing to do would be to give me my money back for my remaining hours. I have emailed corporate three separate times and have not gotten a response. I have called the club and they refuse and say corporate would have the same response. They also refuse to provide a corporate phone number and I have been unable to find one. How does a large company like this not have a corporate customer service line? This place is a scam.

They don't do a lot of cleaning. It's pretty dark. Typical staff turnover. They have a few coaches…read morethat have been there for a while, the rest are a revolving door. Be aware that you have to go into the club to cancel your membership, something they didn't tell me when I told them I wanted to cancel. The next month they charged me and I had to dispute with the credit card company to have the fee removed. I tried to use my all club Title membership to attend a class or two and they locked me out. You can see there's no love lost here. Your mileage may vary.