I came across it online at the "Best of Bucks County Awards" site. They've been best alternative…read moregym 2 years in a row, apparently, and for very good reason. It's less of a convention "gym" and more like a small community of people who actually care about health and fitness. You won't see the all-so-annoying gym members that LA has... no roided-up men grunting at the weight racks... no women just barely covering up their va-jay-jays to get attention. It's about real people here. This gym has all the equipment that a conventional gym has, (treadmills, ellipticals, free weights, machines, etc.) but they have so much more,... The Jacob's Ladder (a never-ending ladder-- great cardio!), TRX bands from the ceiling, climbing ropes, suspended pull-up bar, vertical max boards, sliding boards, etc. There's even a Tough Mudder training obstacle course outside! The trainers really know what they're talking about, too. They go above and beyond to access your fitness needs, and they create a custom program designed for you to reach your fitness goals. I honestly can not go back to a regular gym after being at Fitlife. It's actually fun to workout, and less of a chore. They recently incorporated the MyZone Program into the gym. MyZone is a heart-rate monitor system.. when you wear your belt, your heart rate appears on the big TVs at the gym. Depending on the intensity of your workout, you accumulate "MEPs" which help you gauge how well of a workout you're getting. The system REALLY helps. It makes you compete with yourself (For me, I'm always trying to stay in the high yellow to red level) as well as others. FitLife makes MyZone fun too... for the months of July 2013 and August 2013, they have a contest-- get to 5,000 MEPs and be entered into a grand prize.. every 500 MEPs over that gets you another entry. I recommend this gym to anyone who wants to better their health, no matter how small or large the goal.

I love this gym. Did I just say I loved going to a gym??? That's a first…read more Well, I have tried their classes, their obstacle course in the back of the facility, and personal training. I love ALL of it. The classes are fun and keep you moving for a solid hour on all kinds of strength, cardio, and functional exercises. And the class size is perfect. Not too big, not too small. The obstacle course in the back is great for practice for any mud run. The facility itself is awesome with just about anything you can think of inside on the turf area, including a place to practice rope climbing! The personal trainers are the best thing about this place. Mike is my trainer and he is ridiculously fit and training for ANW himself. He is very knowledgeable about fitness and nutrition and extremely patient when teaching me about both! Personal training is not inexpensive, but I really feel like he is taking the time to put together customized training that is completely specific to helping me achieve my goals and address my weaknesses. I'm excited to come in. I am exhausted when I leave, but also really pumped up by the workout and looking forward to more. He's a kick-ass trainer. Another trainer there, Brian, has also been extremely supportive and I can't believe he taught me how to climb a rope in one session. He's so upbeat. And all of the other trainers have been really welcoming and generous with high-five throwing as well. It is a great place to train. I have a Spartan annual pass this year and these guys are definitely helping me get Beast-ready!

This is the newest planet fitness near me and I went as a guest. First night we went there was…read moreabout 3 people working but no one at the desk at first. Finally came over and was super nice ! Everything appears clean and well maintained. The guests here though - never spray anything down. Like I've seen two individuals wipe stuff down. I've only gone as a guest so I haven't used all the amenities but their locker room is large and nice and smells really great - whatever soap they use! Only one machine was broken. They have a good variety as well including rowing machines which the Warminster location does not. Overall pretty decent. Wish they were open past 10.

I workout at the Montgomeryville location. which was recently remodeled. While some equipment has…read morebeen given ample room, such as the larger weight equipment. The other equipment like the rowing, ab crunches, stomach crunches, back stretches, rowing and others have been placed so close together it's cramped and hard to move between some of the machines. I need a walker to get around and I am having some trouble using some of the equipment that I normally use. Some of the machines are so close to each other, the rowing machines that my walker blokes the machine next to it.

I've been working with Lisa Walsh three times a week for almost a year. I came to Lisa as a very…read moresedentary working mom who had never been serious about exercise. I'd never done a Burpee. I didn't know WHAT to do with a Bosu. And I sure as heck had never used a TRX! Thanks to Lisa's expert guidance and tireless encouragement, I've expanded my horizons to include all of those things--and much more. Lisa keeps all of the workouts fresh and challenging. The improvements in my strength and endurance are noticeable. Sometimes I can't believe what I've learned and how much I've accomplished working with her. While I'm definitely a work in progress, I'm feeling great about how far I've come in a year...and where I'll be a year from now with Lisa's expert assistance. If you want a trainer who knows her stuff, who is reliable and thorough, and who truly cares, you want Lisa Walsh. I recommend her unequivocally!

Great coach, great sessions. Lisa takes the time to build adapt the workout program based on your…read morecapabilities and yet to push you just enough.

Very disappointing. Staff is not helpful. A trainer, Clay Nehring, was rude, arrogant and…read moredistracting when I was performing a heavy lift creating a dangerous situation for me. A maintenance worker harassed me in the sauna and locker room. Overall, there are too many other good gyms in the area to waste your money here.

I've been a member at the Doylestown branch for many years and come for the classes…read more But I might suspend my membership because of the size of the low impact cardio class, which is maxed at 30. I left today because of the class size; it's much too big for comfort, and might not be safe. I mentioned this to the person who oversees the gym a few years ago, but nothing has changed. There had been a class added but that was discontinued. I understand that they will bring it back one of the two days, but the Monday class still is super crowded. A few years ago I tried a yoga class and the instructor kept correcting me in front of everyone. I mentioned that one if my legs was slightly crooked. The instructor stopped the class immediately and did a breathing exercise to get rid of the negative energy in the room. Needless to say, I didn't continue that class. The women at the front desk are excellent! But that's not enough. VERY disappointing. They can do better.

Great place! Many different counselors to choose from. Easy to get an appointment. They actually…read morecall you back. Good location and a ton of other activities to help you heal. I've referred 3 other people who all love it here. They use several different therapies. It's the first time I ever had someone lay out goals and a plan. 20 years of therapy.

I have been going to Airmid wellness for some time , it's a great place. All the Teachers there…read moreare kind and welcoming .Ready to l help .I feel it's a safe space where all are welcome . Virginia John

its ok i was assured they will work with you regarding insurance SO Donot self pay if you have…read moreinsurance ask them to check yours for coverage,,,....Also they do not have towels upfront I am being told in case you are running out the door and forgot yours ..) lots of sand this week in indoor pool they are saying its from filter?,,, classes are good...

The Doylestown Y is very active and therefore depending on what time you select will determine how…read moredifficult it is to park. There are adult and youth activities all the time. I am a 30+ year member. I use the gym workout equipment mainly which I believe you will find very adequate. Very friendly staff. Pool hours for you to work out. Men's and ladies' changing facilities are always clean. Place to put keys and clothes in the hallway while you work out. It is very busy on the weekends and mid-late mornings because of scheduled activities. They accept Silver Sneakers which really helps seniors with offsetting costs. Enjoy getting in shape.

2005 called and it wants its club back. What used to be a fresh and innovative place to work out…read moreseems worn and dated. The kids club is no more. The juice bar/cafe is no more. I think the sale of the Solebury club on the cusp of the pandemic really took a toll. On the upside, the people are wonderful from the front desk staff to the teachers and the sauna and steam are great amenities. 75$ a month gives you access to the locker room and the machines but does not include classes. Seems too steep a price to pay.

Best hot yoga in Bucks County! Tons of classes with various levels of activity. Very challenging…read moreand super hot!

I've been a member for over 7 years and I still enjoy going! Great trainers, music and workouts!…read moreVery encouraging and motivating environment. Love this studio

I've been coming to this gym for over 4 years and love the community and workouts.read more

Action Karate has been truly transformative for my family, and I can't recommend this school…read moreenough. From the moment my oldest (now 10) was 3, the instructors patiently worked with him (sometimes as he was literally running around the mat) on self control, discipline, and confidence, and to this day I am amazed at his step by step progression from listening and focusing better, to increasingly raising his hand and volunteering, to more recently becoming part of the junior leadership team as well as the junior demo team (which he loves so much, I don't need to ask him to practice). My son also received personal support from the head instructor in dealing with bullying, which now my son can confidently deal with. The instructors are truly caring and supportive, and genuinely want to see their students grow and learn; they also instill a passion for learning and continuous self improvement in their students, and the focus on grit and resilience that is woven throughout the curriculum is so crucial to learning life skills. I now have all three of my children at the school and am a student myself; it is truly our "third place" and I am so grateful for the community here at Action. I love how my kids and I have each made new friends at the school, and we look forward to seeing all the families at Action Karate's many community events. It really is amazing, all the benefits we have gotten from stepping onto the mat!

Action Karate has been an amazing experience for my kids. The instructors are not just great…read more at teaching martial arts but also pushed my kids to grow as individuals. Since they started, both have become more disciplined and focused, not just in class but at home and in school too. They've learned how to set and reach goals, both big and small, which has positively impacted their confidence. The instructors create a fun and challenging atmosphere where students are encouraged to push through tough moments without giving up. We've really enjoyed being part of the Action Karate, and highly recommend it for other parents considering karate for their family.