Clean facility, friendly helpful staff. Good, working equipment. I always feel welcome here.read more

Nice Gym. Horrible staff and poor customer service. If you want to be treated as a dollar sign,…read morethis is the gym for you! If you sign up and never come back you are the customer they want! Their business model is built on it. If you want to use the gym every day and actually get what you pay for, they will hassle you and deny you access to the gym.

I have been doing Pure Barre here while in school at Michigan State and have absolutely loved it…read more I've taken Pure Barre for years so I'm familiar with the class but this studio is excellent. Always clean and inviting and the teachers are all very friendly! Pure Barre is a low impact, full body workout that uses movements with a small range of motion to effectively tone the body. I have seen such a difference in my strength since taking pure barre. Especially in my abs! I love starting my day with Pure Barre. Their positive environment leaves me feeling accomplished and ready to take on the day!

I was in the search of finding something that made me feel motivated because the gym was just not…read moredoing that for me. I just get bored and run out of things I want to do. I was told by some friends to give this a try and I have become a huge fan! All the instructors that I have experienced are super helpful and are truly there to help you in the process of becoming the best version of yourself. This studio is super clean and everyone is always so friendly when you walk in. There are tons of different class times that can suit anybody's schedule. I 100% recommend this for anyone looking for something new to try out to get in shape or just to have some fun.

They have 2 pickleball courts. The schedule is not retiree friendly:…read moreMonday: 11am-3pm. Tuesday and Thursday: 9am-3pm. Wednesday: 11am-2pm. Friday:11am-2pm.

The problem is that lap swimming is by appointment only. This is wrong on so many levels, the worst…read moreof which it is ableist. Many of us with mobility issues need to spend more time in the pool than what is allotted to get a healthy benefit. Appointments should never be imposed I a taxpayer-funded pool. Policies should not be made from selfishness. As our population grows and grows older, those who now find appointment policies to be a boone may find themselves unable to secure their only means of working out.

Great inspiration, instructors and energy…read more I always feel welcomed and engaged in whatever class I am in that day. The people here welcome all ages (9 to 90) and all abilities. They modify the movements to whatever level you are at. I totally encourage anyone who is thinking to getting moving again to start at Just Move.... it is a GREAT place!

Great variety of classes! Awesome people to workout with- keeps motivation up! A nonjudgmental and…read moreencouraging environment. The ladies who teach the classes and owners are friendly and welcoming.

Wow! This place has changed since I took swim lessons here almost fifty years ago! I just went for…read morea workout but it appears there were lots of programs in progress for a Saturday morning. The equipment in the gym is plentiful, although I never did find kettle bells, even though I was told they were there somewhere. Childcare is cool. They have a big play structure in the room that my boys loved. I would give this gym a higher rating if they had a way for me to connect to the audio on the TVs rather than resorting to closed captioning. I guess I'm spoiled at my home gym.

After a $26 million renovation, the Jackson YMCA introduced a basketball-gym bag rule and lockers…read morethat are too shallow for a full-size gym bag. I'd used the same type of bag for years. Until June 23, 2026, that rule had never been enforced on me--not in the months after the remodel, not on prior visits. When staff pressed it that day, it felt arbitrary and set up a conflict that didn't need to happen. Day to day, it's an all-around poorly managed operation. They held the grand reopening after the renovation with a backboard pad already torn off and jagged metal exposed--it took well over a month to get it repaired after I kept asking. The gym floor is consistently filthy. That wasn't an isolated bad day with one employee. Over the past year I had multiple run-ins with other staff who were rude or dismissive. One involved a staff member who moved to shut the whole basketball gym down over kids misbehaving. Another involved two basketball players I coach and mentor who needed a ride home: while I finished a quick workout (about 15 minutes) in the 24/7 workout area after regular hours, staff wanted them to wait outside in the winter instead of letting them sit in the workout center seating area. My one-year suspension letter cited a pattern of my conduct--not just one incident. On June 23, 2026, the bag dispute in the basketball gym escalated badly. A staff member followed me, used profanity, made deeply offensive comments about my deceased mother, and said he wanted to meet me in the parking lot after his shift in about 45 minutes. He then took off his work shirt, handed over his walkie-talkie, and attempted to physically assault me in the basketball gym. Police were called; staff and other members physically restrained him until police arrived so I could safely leave the building. I filed a formal complaint to the CEO the same night. The next day, when leadership called to hear my side, I was asked not to post about the incident on social media. That left me feeling they were more focused on controlling the story than on member safety. Leadership said an investigation was underway and that security footage was preserved. I was told to avoid that staff member while he remained working in the same gym area. I bought a compliant backpack and used the locker. I tried to resolve things in writing. When the investigation concluded, I received the one-year suspension--not a clear outcome on staff accountability or whether members are actually safe when things go that far. I'm a long-time member. This is my experience: inconsistent enforcement, neglected maintenance, staff attitudes that added unnecessary tension, and a suspension that landed on me after the worst incident. Decide for yourself whether that matches "safe and welcoming for all."

I won't be returning. I had been attending classes for 2 months. Just after purchasing a new month…read moreto month unlimited membership, and their holiday special punch card I was scheduled for surgery. I informed them of this and asked what would happen regarding my membership. It was told to me this wasn't uncommon, it would be ok to pause the membership and to speak with the owner. My last class was the week of Christmas and the owner wasn't there. When I returned to class and spoke with the owner she said she couldn't allow people to stop coming to class, start back up when they felt like it, and expecting to still have their membership. Throughout the conversation I explained to her several times that I didn't just stop coming, I had surgery and couldn't attend. By this time other people were there and able to hear the conversation. Because of this, I suggested we discuss it further after class. She then said I should have informed them that I would be having surgery and the best she could do was to give me 7 days. I explained to her that I had informed them ahead of time and was told it wouldn't be an issue pausing membership until I was able return. It was at that time that she said she needed to start class. It was an embarrassing experience and very unprofessional. I found a place closer to home less expensive for the amount of classes, and more welcoming.

Fantastic small studio with a ton of class variety, great special events, and very reasonable…read moreprices! The atmosphere here is so welcoming, and all the instructors are extremely helpful and always available to answer any questions I have regarding the exercises we are doing. It's great to be able to take a large variety of "specialized" fitness classes like pilates, barre, and HIIT and circuit training at a location that doesn't lock you into a pricey membership and lets you pay per class or via packages as you go! I've been so much more motivated to work out since I've started attending class here, and the special fitness challenge events, workshop classes, and meal prep events have helped me a lot outside the gym too.

The Fitness Shack is a great place to workout! Buti Yoga is my favorite, but the 30 minute HIIT…read moreclasses are awesome too. I am also a big fan of the rowing classes. They have something for everyone. The food for healthy options are amazing! The instructors are the best around! I love the Shack!

From the owner: Align your Mind, Body, and Soul under one roof. The Fitness Shack will partner with YOU in…read moreachieving optimal fitness through proven strategies of fitness training, nutritional choices and positive reinforcement. The Fitness Shack offers the following services: * Group Fitness Classes * Yoga * Rowing * Cycling * Circuit Classes * Cardio Kickboxing * Healthy Fresh Food Options * Single Serving Items * Meal Plans * Paleo and Keto Diets * Personal Training/Coaching * Nutritional Coaching * Therapeutic Massage * Infrared Sauna

Great fitness center for women. Tons of classes to choose from and more than enough space and…read moreequipment even for peak times. Love this place!

If you are a new client or new to the Step classes, I would HIGHLY recommend NOT taking Judy's…read more"Step It Up" class. I had a horrible experience in her class. I was new to her class that day, but I've taken Step classes at other gyms for years. She is very intense and after noticing that I made a few mistakes on her steps only 15 minutes into the class, she walked over, told me "STOP STOP STOP", and ripped the risers out from under me. I was so offended. If you want new clients to continue taking your classes, you need to ENCOURAGE them at the level that THEY believe is right for them. You as the instructor do not determine that. She was constantly shouting and gave ZERO alternative steps for beginners. You either picked it up or she kept yelling. It was a great workout because she was so intense and that's why I rated the class two stars, but if you are a beginner, you will feel so discouraged with her. I recommend taking someone else's class.

The gym is dark there are light ballast with no bulbs, the cardio machines barely work, one of the…read moreshows doesnt even work, the shower curtains are held on with zip ties, and the WiFi works maybe 10% of the time . Sadly there is no competition in Mason otherwise I wouldn't be going .

I recently started running, and i quickly decided that running outside in October in Michigan is…read moreNOT for me. I'd seen this Snap Fitness facility down the road from me, and I knew they were open 24 hours (I work weird hours and have two small children), so I thought I'd check it out. In short, I loved it! The facility is clean, it's always open, and it has everything I need. It's pretty barebones -- there's no smoothie bar, no sauna, no child care, etc. -- but it has several high-quality treadmills, ellipticals and other cardio machines, as well as an assortment of weight machines and free weights. The gym is only staffed a few hours a week; you always use a key card to get in. I was a little concerned about security when I joined, as my husband was worried about me working out late at night with no employees around. However, there are cameras all over, as well as a panic button, and I always have my phone with me. I've never felt the slightest bit uncomfortable, though. I also love that you can get a month-to-month membership for just $35. I'm not sure if I'm going to want to use the gym during summer, so it's nice to know that I don't have to pay for 12 months if I'm not going to use them.