A few months after becoming a member, I tried spinning classes, which were fun and challenging. I…read moresoon noticed the seats, set parallel to the floor, didn't fit my anatomy. I was sliding forward uncomfortably. I brought a wrench, raised the front of (just)one seat a notch, and then it didn't feel as if I were struggling to stay on. I chose the narrowest, least padded style, similar to a racing bike saddle. The owner told me I was the only one who preferred that kind. There used to be a 'needs fixing' sheet for members to list equipment problems. Some had written complaints that the bike seats were 'tipped.' So, the staff flattened all the seats. I went to Lee, the manager, and asked politely if I could have one seat (just one seat!) adjusted to my comfort. I was met with an expression of surprise and mild annoyance. Denied. The classes were never full so nobody would've been forced to use a 'tipped' seat. But even if all the bikes in the spinning studio had been taken, there were four more in other parts of the gym, which I never saw in use simultaneously. One seat on any of those could've been adjusted without forcing anyone to use a 'tipped' seat. And of course, the seat posts are interchangeable. So, on it went: I'd adjust a single saddle, a staff member would flatten it, and the charade would begin anew. I politely raised the issue with Ruby, the owner; she said she'd put a note on a saddle to not flatten it. A week later she reneged, implying Lee wouldn't allow it. The reasoning: If one was changed, then all could be changed and Lee wasn't willing to deal with that. Denied again. BUT, he accommodated all those who complained about 'tipped' seats. That's not fair. He could've easily worked with me and gotten to 'yes.' The seats are adjustable for a reason. The entire business is BASED on human anatomy, including its--ahem--variations. I was 'nudged' by the former manager shortly after starting my membership. Under my original 4-star rating on this page, she added a note asking me what it would take to add a fifth star. Consistent, prolonged and respectful treatment as a valued member, I would've told her. But, my reasonable requests were repeatedly ignored. A couple of the staff(K and K) seemed to view me as demanding, difficult, and treated me with veiled hostility. And then there's this: The two managers, Lee & Jen, plus Lee's wife, wrote 5-star reviews on this page. These are conflict of interest violations per Google usage rules. Owner Ruby added praise and thanks below these 'reviews.' P.S. The managers' illegitimate reviews and owner-added comments have been deleted. October 2023.

I like the fact that it's open 24/7, the gym is small, but definitely gives a good reputation to…read moreget on and do your workouts. I was only there for the 90 day trial and I'm a night owl, so coming here closer to midnight was quiet and at times, I'll have the gym to myself! It's a great gym. However, one thing I did notice is when I go take a shower after a work out and some bugs enter the bathroom flying around. At first, I was so hysterical because I thought a wasp came in, but no, idk what it is, but it's definitely not a wasp or mosquito. Other than that, great gym.

If you are looking for an intense workout, where you can modify as much as you need to ~ without…read morejudgement, then you will love F45! The trainers and staff are all incredibly friendly and helpful. Each class is 45min(during the week) and 60min(weekends). Each workout has had me sweating and burning roughly 500 calories each time! The trainers are encouraging and demonstrate each station so that we all know what we are about to get into. The gym is clean, modern, and spacious. It's a great place for Me Time!! So happy they've opened up in Olney. All levels welcomed!!!

Great workout and gym. Everyone is welcoming and supportive. The workouts change each day so you're…read moreworking all different parts of your body. Come give it a try and see for yourself. YOU GOT THIS!

It's can appear a little small, but they have all the equipment for any variety of workouts and…read morespace is divided efficiently. They have three adjustable racks for anything from squats to benching to elevated deadlifts. One smith machine, and a leg press. Plenty of pull up bars (may be blocked by people using the three racks). Lots of kettlebells, medicine balls, dumbbells and plenty of plates at all weights. Decent amount of cable equipment. Standard cardio equipment plus three rowers. Parking is plentiful. It has never been particularly busy, and it is usually clean and organized. The staff if courteous and helpful. Membership is a little more than my old Golds rates, but the location I was out went out of business

Face masks are optional if you go after hours. Management states "it's hard for everybody..can't…read moreenforce on members from out of state". Great facility otherwise.

I have been working out weekly at The Perfect Workout in Silver Spring/Wheaton for seven years, and…read morehave had 5-6 regular trainers. I've had my current trainer, Adham, for a year. Adham is, hands down, the best trainer I've had. He has been promoted to Facility Manager. Well-deserved! He gives me detailed advice about my form, so that I get the maximum benefit from my workout. My upper body strength and stamina have definitely improved under his guidance. He also has a great sense of humor and is a pleasure to work with. On top of that, he has great customer service. He holds the heavy door open to make it easier for me to navigate with my shopping cart.

awesome I've loved my trainer. He is so amazing and in tune to my getting results Adriana, the…read moremanager is also wonderful. I highly recommend it. It's so nice to train one on one without other people or blasting music and have it be 20 minutes and get a great result.

I have been a member for over a decade and I attend group yoga classes multiple times a week. I…read morehave also used their pool. It's not just a tennis club, although that's their main focus. But, they have a complete fitness gym, pilates and yoga studios, aerobics classes, spin classes, aquatic classes, personal trainers, and more. Our yoga community is very supportive, so I am always encouraged to go to class even when it's cold out or raining, etc. I am a "senior" & so there is something there for people of all ages. We have a 85-year old who regularly comes to yoga with the rest of us. But, the kids can play basketball or tennis, work-out in the gym, or swim in the pool.

I recently started at this club about a week ago now. The whole experience is great. Mindy the…read moreassistant general manager was exceptional at assisting my kids with swimming lessons. I highly recommend this place.

I did not take classes here so my review is not based on them…read more This gym's one positive is that it's pretty inexpensive. I did not care for this gym at all. There is zero energy in the place. If there is music playing its quiet. The batteries for the remotes controls for TVs are frequently dead. It is difficult to even watch TVwhile on cardio equipment because they are small, not all HD and there is no headphone option. Often times TVs next to each other are on different channels making impossible to hear either. There is not a good star climber. There is only one decent bike. The pin loaded equipment is old, possibly old enough to drive! On an early visit, one of the staff asked me how I got in!! I was furious. I get it if he doesn't recognize me but how about welcoming me instead of making me feel like a criminal. Frequently out of towels. Locker room is straight out of the '80s. That thing needs some updating. It could also use a good cleaning . Lots of green algae growing on the grout.

I have been working with Les for almost a year now and the results have been amazing…read more I had been working out on and off for most of my life. I have never made progress like I have with Les. He is exceptional at providing critical feedback, keeping me safe, and pushing me beyond what I knew I was capable of doing. He has an uncanny ability to design a routine customized to the needs and limitations of my body. Before working with him I would often tweak muscles or injure myself working out. Working with him I have never had any issues. I had back pain for almost 13 years prior to working with les. I thought that it was just something I had to deal with. I had tried yoga, massage, and a variety of other things to alleviate my pain, but it wasn't until 4 weeks into my program with him that I noticed I no longer had any pain. It wasn't even a goal that he and I had discussed. I imagine it was a result of learning to move properly and developing strength in the proper areas of the body. The progress is slow and steady. There is no promise of a quick aesthetic fix, but the results come at a healthy pace. If you're looking to feel better, move better, look better, I highly recommend checking out the facility and speaking with Les Raymond. He will change your life.

This is an old, outdated gym for people of a certain age and beyond…read more Additionally, they provided terrible customer service as well as inaccurate information. I came here, hoping to use Wellhub, while I was waiting on my car to get serviced in the area. I called beforehand to confirm the online schedule and ask if there was space in the class I wanted to be in, which was BodyPump. The employee confirmed, so I spent my money on an Uber getting there. I arrive, check in, etc. There were two men at the desk: one with long hair and a Black man with glasses who was seemingly the manager. The one with the hair asked if I was the one who called. I confirmed. I went upstairs for the class. On my way, I noticed the demographic here was significantly older and the equipment was, too. Fine - just came for the class. I get upstairs and see people rolling into the room with yoga mats. I go downstairs and ask the same long-haired man to confirm the class happening. He tells me it's yoga but says that the online schedule says bodypump. They apologized but literally WTF? I've now wasted my money and time and mentally prepared for a workout and all y'all have to offer is a damn apology? The manager asked if I wanted to workout or take the yoga class. No shade but GTFOH. lol it was a very gentle yoga looking class for elderly people and I am not interested. Then, the manager offers to take me through a 30-minute workout because he's a trainer. I say sure but emphasize that the class I was promised was a 50-minute class. Then, he disappeared. WTF? lol

The gym is very outdated. But the staff is friendly and cheap membership. You never have to wait…read morefor equipment because it's never crowded.