For the longest time I attended walk-in kickboxing classes at Cameron's. It's really in the middle…read moreof nowhere, up a steep hill and in what seems to be a house. But the people are professional, the cost is pretty low (I paid for each class separately instead of buying a package), and the studios are really clean. It's a fun place to go with friends if you're looking for a little exercise on a rainy day.

Decent gym, but does not keep regular hours. they advertise that they open at 4AM, but this is not…read moretrue. sometimes they open at 5AM, sometimes 6AM, sometimes later. so if you're on a schedule, this is not the gym for you. also, calls to management does not good as they don't care, as long as you pay your membership. would have given one star but it's okay when it's open. very undependable hours.

My go-to gym whenever I am visiting my parents down in Ocala. Lots of equipment and free weights,…read moreand a visitor day pass is only $6.50 - can't beat that! The gym itself is nothing special to look at. It's kind of like a beat up, but comfortable, pair of shoes. The building its in is in need of a paint job, much of the free weights and machines are outdated, and the cardio room smells a bit moldy. The locker rooms are small and a bit musty. Still, it has a charm and appeal to me that I can't put my finger on. Kind of reminds me of the old-school hardcore gyms I used to train at in my past. I did notice they recently added some new machines to go along with the line of equipment already there. The upstairs room has a load of free weights, benches, racks, and other equipment. Another room on the ground floor features all the leg machines, squat racks, and raquetball courts. Another room has a good amount of cardio machines. Also has a room for classes, and an outdoor play area for the kids and day care. Mixed group of people of all fitness levels seem to work out here, and staff is pleasant. It just all seems to fit like an old glove.

Danie was excellent to work with! She helped me lose 90 lbs! Not only did she help with personal…read moretraining, but she helped with coaching me on what to eat and helped me make lifestyle changes.

I love this gym. It's the first gym I've actually been to that I feel motivated and encouraged to…read moretry my best. Personally, I prefer the West location. The staff is great and I feel like they're all really supportive and I know everyone by name. The CrossFit crew at East is very welcoming and if your hesitant to try CrossFit - do it! They're always doing contest to motivate you. Gym is always clean and updated equipment. Shoutout to Brantly for convincing me to sign up and join!

I got the membership for my son and I, about a month in we had to cancel our membership do to a…read morerelocation. I had to sign electronically on things I was not able to see to cancel the membership. I should not have continued to be forced into paying after I had told them that we had a relocation, but they continue to charge my account. They called me after I wrote a bad review and told me they would fix it, but here I am weeks later still being charged. I would say to never get a membership here, they will continue to charge you after filling out their paperwork and calling them. So I will never recommend this gym to anyone.

I found the setting cold with a lot of old concrete walls in the changing rooms and dark dim…read morelighting. They say no contract but beware, they just call it an agreement to get around the contract designation. Way over priced for the dingy and dark atmosphere. No wireless for exercise music unless you are not tethered to a cord on a cardio machine or don't have your own hotspot for personal music work outs. Bring your own everything as nothing is provided for the high monthly rate. Many more cleaner and brighter facilities are available in the area. I'll go elsewhere thank you.

I have been going to the Ranch for many years. It is clean and inviting and all who serve are…read morepolite and professional. Today was different and disappointing. I have had my hair cut there and for pedicures. Today, I went for a fast pedicure and I had Sofia. As she was doing my service, I mentioned to her that my right toe hurt. She told me I had an ingrown toe nail and she had not touch it. Which is strange as she cut the toe nail and took care of the cuticle. I said, "It was not hurting when I arrived." When I was leaving, she my name is Sofia and NEVER book with me. I felt she was rude. As I was checking out, I was asked how my service was and I told them. The manager immediately said let me make this right for you. I told her I would pay for the service but she insisted. I will go back to the Ranch as it clean but I will stay away from Sofia as rudeness in my book is not acceptable.

Best training center I have had the opportunity to train at. Complete workout ranging from Agility…read morework to Weight program to batting cages. It is the complete program to be in the best possible baseball shape and become the best player you can become. All you have to do is put the work in. Javier Taboa is a great trainer and person and will work around your schedule to make it work for you. I am an active professional baseball player and I recommend 7 tools baseball training center to any baseball player out there trying to step up their game.

I enrolled at Antonelli Martial Arts with high hopes of enhancing my martial arts skills, but my…read moreexperience left me with serious concerns, particularly about the dojo's approach to active sparring and the potential long-term health risks, especially related to chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). While Antonelli Martial Arts promotes itself as a place where students can learn practical combat skills and compete, I found that the dojo places far too much emphasis on full-contact sparring. The sparring sessions are intense, with little regard for the potential risks of head trauma. Despite the use of basic protective gear like headgear and mouthguards, the constant hard hits to the head during sparring made me uneasy. Even with the gear, there's no denying the damage that can result from repeated blows over time, and it's hard to ignore the growing concern around CTE, a degenerative brain disease linked to repeated concussions. The instructors at Antonelli Martial Arts insist on pushing students to their limits, and while this might be beneficial for competitive athletes, it creates an environment where safety often seems secondary. While they do talk about controlling techniques and maintaining good sparring etiquette, the reality is that hard, unpredictable head impacts are a frequent part of every sparring session. There was little regard for those of us who were new to the sport or not yet accustomed to the intense pace and force of the sparring. What bothered me most was the lack of clear emphasis on injury prevention beyond the basic gear. While the dojo occasionally mentions concussion awareness, it never seemed like enough was being done to address the long-term risks of active sparring, particularly when it comes to CTE. In a world where athletes in other contact sports are becoming more aware of these risks, it's surprising that a place like Antonelli Martial Arts doesn't adopt a more cautious approach, like limiting the intensity of sparring or using safer, less damaging methods of training. After experiencing several sparring sessions, I began to f/eel increasingly uncomfortable with the idea of subjecting myself to repeated head impacts, especially given the growing awareness of CTE's long-term consequences. I felt the dojo's focus on competition and the "toughness" of sparring was overshadowing the importance of protecting students' health. The dojo's commitment to producing fighters was clear, but it seemed to come at the expense of a broader focus on the well-being of all its members. In conclusion, Antonelli Martial Arts may offer valuable training for those who are looking to compete at a high level, but the dojo's heavy emphasis on active sparring and the potential risks of CTE are concerning. If you value your long-term health or are new to sparring, this dojo may not be the best choice. There are other martial arts schools that balance skill-building with a more cautious and responsible approach to head safety, which is something Antonelli could benefit from addressing.

We took our kids here hoping they would learn more than just martial arts, and we were not…read moredisappointed. They teach respect and responsability among other things and I think it was a great addition to our homeschooling endeavors. Plus, they were able to socialize in a safe environment. We ended up leaving for the summer and ended up coming back and being busy, so we haven't gotten back to it, but we will!

Excellent service on my 4 passenger Club Car. Had two problems; oftentimes, the cart would not…read moremove from a standing position. That is, the cart would not move forward or reverse when the accelerator was pushed. Secondly, the cart would only go 13 MPH. Abraham fixed both problems by replacing the M Core and the Speed sensor. Thank you for fixing my cart Abraham and Brandon.

Thank you Abraham for helping me, along with my daughter, Monday afternoon after an unfortunate…read moreincident. Your kindness was appreciated and will not be forgotten. When it is time, we will only purchase a golf cart from Discount Golf Carts. I recommend this trustworthy business 100%.