Be careful with your teen girls here. There's a PT named Chris that lies about his age to get with…read moreyounger girls (36, said he's 29 to a 19 year old). Then proceeds to hit on her younger sister who's 16. He may still be there since the GM Brian stood by his side even after i submit complaints to him and my PT at the time, Dan. i think the assistant manager Nicole started hiring even younger girls too. Also the PT Andrea has her kid in tae kwon do and learning about asian culture and yet liked to repress and oppress me for singing or expressing myself through YouTube content. Koreans are loud and expressive people, we've been oppressed for it for centuries. Cultural appropriation much. I wonder if this review will even be published with all the censorship going on

Overall, it has everything you want to work out. My only issue is how busy it is…read more I probably waited 10 min out of my workout for a machine.

I had Kevin Sibal as a trainer and he was great! I not only reached my goals to do pull ups with 40…read morepound assist, but to be able to do push up's, flatten my stomach and I can do 245 lbs hip thrusts now! It was great seeing what I can accomplish in 5 months with his guidance. I appreciate your support and I wish nothing but the best!

Most Crunch locations, and chain gyms in general are mediocre at best, but this one is even lower…read morequality. A significant number of machines have been consistently broken for weeks or months, including an entire line of treadmills to the left of the front desk that I don't think I've ever seen working. Patrons rarely rerack their weights, and staff never does anything to help with that. There's also the issue that this gym is VERY popular with high school boys. They travel in packs, tend to be very loud and disruptive, and will hog machines, with 5 or 6 of them alternating sets on the same machine so that it can take up to 30 minutes just for one group to finish on a machine. I know there's nothing management/owners can do about that, but it's still something to take into account when choosing a gym. The only nice thing to say about this place is that the main gym floor is usually pretty clean. The women's bathroom is hit-or-miss on cleanliness, depending on the day. And if you're looking for a cheap chain gym, there's a Planet Fitness less than a mile away on Euclid Ave, where the quality probably won't be much different but at least PF is dirt-cheap, even compared to Crunch.

Great fitness club: clean, a lot of well-maintained equipment, classes for every level and type,…read moremassage therapy, two yoga studios (Agni and Avani), inside and outside pools, saunas, a separate spa with cafe available for members and public for a reasonable fee.

Went to Skyfitness for the Endeavor Health Warm Water Physical Therapy program. facility was…read moresurprisingly nice. huge multilevel broad array of equipment. Pleasantly saw continuing cleaning thru out.

Great little gym…read more Everyone has different workout routines and styles, so what you look for in a gym will be different from person to person. Here's the highlights to help you choose. It's a chain, but not a big one like XSport or Lifetime. So, if you want a big chain gym where you can travel and go to any gym this may not be for you. I know they have several locations but mostly in the Chicago Northwest suburbs. It's not very big, but they have a really good selection of machines and equipment. They don't have big locker rooms, hot tubs, pools, or exercise rooms for classes. I don't need any of that, so I'm glad they don't have it. The focus here is on working out. Even though the big gyms are probably double or triple the size of Fitness 19, they always seem so packed and you have to wait for the machine you want. Fitness 19 is good because you don't bump into people or have to wait a long time to get on the machine you want. With that said, I'll say this isn't a muscle head gym either. I used to work out at XSport, and there were always muscle heads that obviously took something to enhance their muscle growth. Good atmosphere. Everyone seems to be in a decent mood. Perhaps since it's a small gym there are a lot of people living around the area that go here. A lot of people seem to know each other and have a good time. Lastly, it's pretty reasonable for price. I believe I got started with a deal that was either $11 or $12 per month, but I paid for my year in full / advance, and got a further discount. You really can't beat the price and quality of this gym.

To amend my last review, I wrote it right after talking to several patrons about the class. To be…read morefair, it's very possible that it was the only time to hold the class. Jason and Ashley really have a great gym and I want my review to reflect that.

So far so good! Open 7 days a week, it's not 24/7 but they have a lot of amenities. I have been…read moreaccessing them via my insurance plan and it's one of the best I've attended. Staff is awesome, very kind and informational. Plenty of clean towels, clean rooms and workout area. Pool, sauna, steam room, workout rooms, courts and group classes. I had a hard time finding them but their receptionist guided me via the phone. It's located in the middle of several business towers. I usually park in the garage for free. Give them a try!

From the owner: No one understands creating a remarkable member experience more than Midtown Health. Our detail…read moreorientation and experience in managing fitness centers for Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies have resulted in measurable, consistent results--from increases in new membership and member retention to improved employee health and well being.

Could your sales staff please stop using encounters with members as a sales opportunity? Seriously?…read moreYesterday, a very tall man was in back of the bike I was using slamming a basketball to the ground and then throwing it up to the ceiling. I asked him to stop and he wouldn't; he also chose to make it a racial issue.."this isn't 2020 anymore.." So I asked a sales employee to request that he move his ball-bouncing somewhere else. His response was that he couldn't force him to do anything. I replied that I was there first and wasn't interested in getting hit in the head. When I came downstairs to talk to this employee later, here's what he wanted to know: have I ever had a functional mobility test? That felt like a slap in the face and a money grab, and I made it clear that I wouldn't be signing up for any training packages. So we went from, I don't want to get hit in the head to a functional mobility test? Please watch how you speak to senior citizens and please stop this. It's extremely insulting. Thank you.

Very disappointed with how this gym treats long-time members. Despite being a loyal customer, I was…read moredenied access due to a membership timing issue during circumstances outside of my control. There was no flexibility, no understanding, and no effort to accommodate the situation. Customer service felt cold and purely money-driven. Loyalty clearly doesn't matter here. I would not recommend returning if this is how members are treated.

i'm still on the mailing list, surprisingly. that deceiving Groupon still leaves a bad taste in my…read moremouth. i poked around the website. the trainer who told me that i 'don't exercise enough' is still there. i guess that's a core memory that won't fade. i have since become a trainer myself elsewhere and hopefully i have never hurt people's feelings like that.

This place is fantastic. The staff is great and they have a lot of top notch h equipment. I was…read moregoing there until I hurt by back. At 70 the classes were a little hard for me. I do miss their workouts. The classes were small and Aaron would change them for me. I lost close to 30 pounds going to see them once or twice a week. You can also pay by classes.

Overall pretty good. Always pretty clean and people who work there are pleasant. But they need to…read moreget cold plunge like other fitness centers.

For a park district fitness center they charge a lot.... close to 70 dollars for residents when…read morewheeling charges 30 or 35 for non residents. Also it is very crowded and the equipments and contraptions are just old. Besides the staff misbehaves and yells at residents who pay to workout at the gym...... Especially at the colored residents.

Kamal does an amazing job running this gym!! He keeps it very clean, as well as keeping all the…read moreequipment in order!! I highly recommend this gym for anyone looking for a quiet but fun place to workout out. It has everything you need to get the job done!! Kamal is always there to help with anything you might need.. as well as motivate you!! Thanks Kamal for all that you do brother!!

I recently joined anytime fitness and I'm glad I did. Matt was great at showing me around and…read moreAngelina helped me set a goal. I am restarting my fitness journey and couldn't be happier.

Very friendly and professional staffs! I have enrolled my 10 year old and now his dad enrolled in…read moreboxing as well. Very good boxing coach and staffs!! Will keep my family's membership for sure!

The place has p moved to old elm in highland park. Nothing fancy but some serious training and…read moreboxing if that's what your looking for.