I'm from out of town and it was too cold (and windy!) to run in beautiful Mt. Horeb. I called Snap…read moreand got in touch with Jen, the owner, who made my 8 mile run possible ($5 and a signed waiver). Very clean facility. Treadmill functioned great.

Snap Fitness 24/7 in Mt. Horeb, WI is maintained and organized very well and impressive cleanliness…read morehabits practiced by its employees and member. The facility has a moderate amount of muscle-specific machines and dumbbell weights from 1 pound to 100 pounds.

I joined in August and have seen such a difference in my energy levels over 3 months! They have…read moreplenty of times to choose from which make it convenient if you want to work out in the morning one day and afternoon another! I love the trainers, Logan and Kristina are so motivational and they always remember your name. Only critique is they seem to focus on the same people for social media and it'd be nice to see some new faces and friends online working hard :)

The trainers and people are amazing! The atmosphere is so much fun. I love the weights, the music,…read morethe different options for different levels. You guys are awesome.

Looking for a place to teach your kids how to swim? Swimwest is a great little place to start! The…read moreplace has some great staff and clean facilities. There's only one pool which is split into multiple classes at the same time. Most of the kids are younger than 4 years old. My son started here when he was 1.5 years old and it has been great. I highly recommend this place if you're looking to get your baby or toddler acquainted with water.

Swimwest Fitchburg has been an amazing place for our kids! We started our first at 9 months old…read moreand he has progressed rapidly through the levels. He is now 4 and has amazing confidence in the water, knows how to get to the edge or roll to float and can get about 10 feet across the water alone. Our younger one we started at 5 months and she is not yet 2 but swimming with a teacher and 2 other students. She also has learned to roll to float and put her hands out to get to the step. We have been very impressed with their flexibility in scheduling, their nurturing encouragement to make all kids feel comfortable in the water and the overall confidence and love our kids have learned to have for swimming thanks to the staff at Swimwest Fitchburg! Pros: The pool and area inside the pool are warm, the space is clean and the pool water does not hurt the kids eyes (just the right amount of chemicals), the teachers or deck person checks in with you about your child's progress, and the staff is friendly and fun - you can tell they enjoy their jobs! Cons: The weekends and evenings can be crowded but your child still gets the attention he or she needs in the water and classes can fill up quickly. *We love the Fitchburg location due to size and smaller community feel*

Awesome gym! Coaches are helpful, community is on point, and the workouts are fun & challenging…read more Highly recommended for a quality CrossFit experience!

Disrespectful, junior high school behavior. Not professional in any sense of the word.read more

I love Rachel's core class. It's quick but intense, an ideal work out for me. It's also in a…read moreseparate space from the rest of the gym with enough room to spread out, it feels very safe in regards to Covid precautions.

Good gym! I only bouldered here so can't speak to the top rope or lead climbing. You can tell it's…read morea bit older than the downtown location, but nothing is run down or whatever. A decent minority of routes were missing color grades which seemed like they should've had them- not sure if that's just random climbing team routes or what. Not a big deal though, most were grader, and it did make me try stuff I wouldn't have normally. This+ the color grade system did make it a bit harder to just quickly eyeball how hard sections were when walking around, but probably partly since I'm just not used to color grading and maybe have been coddled by my home gym. At least when I went it felt like a lot of the easier routes were actually in the super overhanging cave bit, so it took a bit to find them since I expected those to be harder. Those are all basically nitpicks though. The main thing is that the routes were really creative and fun, requiring really varied approaches. The people/vibe the gym was clearly consciously trying to foster also seemed super supportive/inclusive. I feel like this would be a great place to really learn how to climb well- the classes they offered seemed great also. Already sad that I won't be able to get back here for awhile since I don't live nearby, there are a bunch of problems I'd really love to be able to come back and work on. So overall definitely a strong recommend.

Too many unsupervised children running around in a small gym. Staff was helpful and friendly and…read moretalked with parents to try to get them under control but still really not a place for serious climbers.

If you take strength training seriously, this is the best gym in Madison. They have tons of…read moreequipment. Some of my favorite things they have that you dont see at every gym: weighted sled, bars made specifically for different lifts, micro plates, heavy clamps, the list goes on... Theyre never crowded (at least compared to Gold's Gym in Fitchburg). Ive waited for a bench to open up once and ive shared a deadlift platform a few times but thats it. The atmosphere is great too. They have dank lifting memes all over the place, a life-sized yoda replica, and a john cena cut out. They play loud metal and rap music all day too. The gym is 24 hours. If you come at odd hours, you might get the gym to yourself and have to let yourself in with a key fob. They dont have group fitness or a swimming pool though, so look elsewhere if you need those things. Also, if you get intimated easily by people who are stronger than you, maybe look somewhere else. Despite how strong and experienced most of the clients are, everybody ive met so far has been very friendly and helpful. I find the other lifters to be inspiring instead of intimidating, so i suggest you give Madtown Fitness a try if youre trying to take your strength to the next level.

Visited Madison this weekend to see an old college friend and checked out Madtown Fitness after…read morelooking at a few places in Madison. I don't think I can say enough positive things about this place. I went to their new location on the east side so I am specifically mentioning that gym. Atmosphere- unreal. Perfect warehouse type gym that is extremely motivating for those that take fitness seriously. Staff- Dan, one of the owners, was very helpful and got us set up for the day immediately. He showed us how to use a few of the pieces of equipment as well since there are some machines that I have never seen before. This is a testament to the care that these people take in selecting equipment. Equipment- I have been to dozens of gyms since I travel for work and Madtown had the best selection of strength equipment I have ever seen. If you powerlift, bodybuild, or do any combination of the two this place is perfect. If you want to watch TV and walk on the treadmill, sit in a steam room, or have a pool the this place isn't for you. If I didn't live over an hour away I would have signed a life long contract here. Rates are reasonable and this is the first serious gym I have been to that gives access 24/7 while having 2 locations. Seriously check this place out if you want to make changes to your body.

It's a good place. Had never rowed before. Great machines in the boathouse and good quality rowing…read moreexperience. Especially liked Lisa...great person. A really great full body exercise experience.

Mendota Rowing club is a great place to meet people and to get some exercise. I learned to row…read moretheir 6 years ago. I had no prior experience - they though me everything I needed to know. The group meets a couple of times a week, ages vary from high school all the way up to people in the 70's. There are learn to row classes run throughout the summer for adults and juniors, for those who have rowed before there is coached morning practices.