This OTF has blinded me with science...here's why!!! I have been coming to this Orange since…read moreAugust, and I have noticed a huge change. I know all Orange studios have the hr monitor, but I love the science that backs the workout! Like the splat points rationale, the color coated hr zones (I pretty much live in red and orange) are put together for a great HIIT equation. Also, the app is very motivating, like if you signup for a class on the app, you are pretty much going unless you can cancel in the 8 hour notice window. I noticed a change after a week of OTF. I was able to dial up my treadmill by 0.1 mph. Goals!! And since then, I have pushed myself in little increments and I love to feel proud of myself for it. The "happy" hormones you get from small accomplishments and crushing a tough work out have helped my anxiety/ depression more than anything. This place has really changed my life in such a positive way. I have tried other studios around Suffolk county because of travel and schedule. Sayville is hands down the cleanest, their equipment is in the best condition and the coaches are awesome!! Christine, Kenny, Zach and Cassie are so motivating, I've burned over 600 cals in their classes. I took off one star because, even though it's not their fault, it's stupid expensive. I signed up during a promo, so that's the best time to sign up. For the most part, I feel most people can't afford this great experience. But if you can make it to a class, I'll see you there!!!

Constantly changing coaches and classes. If you need surgery or have an illness they could care…read moreless, will hit you with technicalities and charges regardless of your issues. I'm currently undergoing cancer treatment and they kept billing me for months and when I tried to leave they said fill out this paperwork and we'll only charge you one more month despite the many months they already charged me without going. So much better when it wasn't owned by Patchogue owner. Disgraceful.

Happy to be back at OTF after working out at home throughout the pandemic. Wonderful coaches and…read morestaff that keep you motivated and held accountable. Right now the transformation challenge is taking place. I'm super psyched to see my progress over the next 8 weeks!

Going to OTF Patchogue is one of the highlights of my day. The vibe there is so welcoming, no…read morematter your skill level. The coaches are awesome - they keep me pumped and hold me accountable for improving every day. Every class feels like a challenge to be better. Also love how the app tracks all my workouts and progress. Best place to workout!

Did a month of 'unlimited boot camp sessions' on a LivingSocial offer. Definitely worth the value…read moreof ~30 dollars and the trainers are very personable and work you pretty hard depending on which classes you register for. Would definitely come back but can't honestly see myself spending more than what you'd get with a typical (dare I say real?) gym membership since it's not an open-access style gym. At least for the classes I went to, it seems people come here for motivational speaking, emotional support, advice on how to start exercising at all (or after a long long break) and socializing. Don't get me wrong -- it's definitely as intense as you want it to be, and chances are strong you'll be in military shape if you stick to it, but it's not about weight-lifting or cardio equipment. If you're not sure whether you want to drop the cash, don't worry because they always have deals circulating somewhere (check their website or call if you're seriously interested).

Team Extreme Health & Fitness Bootcamp will get you into the best shape of your life. I've been an…read moreextremely satisfied client for three years and counting. The sessions and group trainers are amazing. Every single person -- from beginner to elite -- always find a very welcoming, encouraging and motivating atmosphere. Team Extreme is not your ordinary gym. This is a high-energy and addictive place. The trainers lead the groups and also provide individual attention. They recently created a private Facebook group for members and trainers to chat, share progress, post pics/videos and encourage one another; make sure you request access if you join Team Extreme. Get a free 2-day pass to experience this amazing place for yourself.

You gotta try it. Cardio Kickboxing and weight training. It is a commitment. The motivating factor…read morewas money. It's hard to depart with $300.00 when you don't know if you will like it or not. So like a geek I was. I did the math. $300 for 10 weeks. 50 classes. 5 Days a week is 6.00 a day for 55 minutes. Which is very reasonable considering pilates classes or zumba classes are like 10-15 a class. After 10 weeks, I saw and felt results. Arms and legs wer more toned. Pants and shirts are too big for me. Starting around week 7, my pants were looser on me. It's a very non intimidating environment. There will always be newcomers and "repeaters" in class. The all female instructors are great motivators and will always show low and high impact moves. Members' fitness ability vary but there is no judgment here. We're all here for our own reasons. I was very comfortable in every session. Orientation: The Sunday before the first class, you will be weighed, measured, get your picture taken and do sit-ups and push-ups. Packets will be handed out about the program and some diet information that will aid in reaching your goals. I personally followed it 80% of the diet they suggested. Come on, I have yelp reviews to write about great places to eat. No one wants to hear about carrots and hummus. At this point, you will need to buy punching gloves. I suggest the ones they have on hand. $40.00. It has a lot of protection when you hit the bag. I looked online and sporting good stores but I liked the one they were offering. Reasonable prices. Week 1 First 10 minutes, I asked myself "Ah crap! what did I get myself into? Sucking air!!!! Face tingled. Week 2 Got sick from a cold. Ab work SUCKS!!!! Pulsing sucks. Toughed it out. Week 3 WTF?? Spiderman push-up?? I can't do that. Push-ups for me. 100 squats?? Crap!!! Still sick. Week 4 Situps are cool. But situp and punch, punch sucks. Push up sucks. Jumping roping is always fun. But another great week. Week 5 Sprained ankle. Missed the entire week. Going through withdrawal. For REAL!! This is the week they do a midpoint assessment. You will get weighed and measurements will be taken to see how you are progressing. The 5 weeks passed, you will see a difference. Week 6 and week 7 was a blur. It went by so fast. Intense stuff Week 8 The good stuff and killer workouts starts here. More cardio. Punch harder. Holding longer. Week 9 CARDIO is more intense with every session. Weights are asked to be a slight heavier than what we started at week 1 & 2. Arms are still burning from upper body workout. Cursing out instructors at this point. Week 10 If I am losing weight, it has to be from sweating too. There's a very very short recovery time. Heart rate is always higher than normal. I cringed when Karen called for 100 Crunches. I sigh when I heard 50 crunches and then another 50 at the end of the session. I come out feeling great and gross from sweating. Final evaluation is on the Sunday after the 10 weeks are over. The winner will win another 10 week session, which is awesome. I will miss the intense workout and the instructors. But if the timing was right, I will do it again in a heart beat.

Was a member for five years. Many inadequate instructors, many of which left within a few months…read morebefore being replaced. Equipment isn't updated or replaced when broken and class times were often cut entirely. For the hefty price tag, class times were always being cut without other times to replace them(including the evening class which was the only time I was able to make). I didn't find it worth my money any longer and left for a different kicking boxing studio.

Today the club re-opened since closing in March. As expected, Social Distancing guidelines were…read moreprominently posted on the front door. Club goers cannot enter without a mask; and they must maintain a six-foot distance between others. Following County protocol, 30% capacity is the threshold for operating the club. After a personal trainer took my temperature, she bombarded me with many questions. Example: Have I had or have I been around anybody who has had any signs and symptoms of Covid-19 in the past 14 days? Hand sanitizers and disposable masks were available. The pool, whirlpool, showers and sauna were closed. Surprisingly, the cafe was open for healthy shakes and snacks. I enjoyed my workout on the treadmill. It was the best workout that I have had in years because the pandemic has made me appreciate the value of an indoor workout. I no longer have to worry about being lost on a trail, like I did a few months back at the Connetquot River State Park Preserve. Nor as a single woman do I have to fear for my safety while doing a solo dawn or dusk walk outside. I can just come to LA Fitness. Love it here!!!

Staff is friendlier here than most locations. They take forever to repair broken machines but the…read moreplace is pretty clean. Even during non peak hours this place is always packed.. sauna is my favorite, so great after a workout.

This box is exceptional! The coaches are knowledgeable, courteous and down to earth. Which allows…read morefor a non intimidating environment. The members are fun. My son is in the Crossfit Teen program and he's enjoying seeing his strength increase with each WOD. Thanks, CFHP. You are fabulous!

AMAZING, affordable workout classes. boot camp, move lift shake, Zumba, all great workouts that…read moreare FUN! Great way to work out and not even feel like you're working out, all while shredding the calories off. Look forward to going to class every week