Ownership is more concerned with keeping payroll down then keeping fitness center open for members…read morewith there hours of operation.

85 degrees inside the gym. A/C not working properly and it was like this last summer as well…read more Miserable working out in that heat but it's so close to home and a great bargain. Really hope they get it together before losing customers

I was here working out this evening & right at 9pm (closing), the worker turned all of the lights…read moreoff with 2 customers still in the building, myself included. No mention of it being closing time, just lights off, time to go! On my way out, I asked him, "Do you have somewhere to be?" & that he "shouldn't turn the lights out with customers still inside." His response- "It's 9 o'clock." Which I responded, "Are you the owner?" & he responded "Yes." If this is the case, that the OWNER doesn't care about his customer's experience, I will for sure be taking my business elsewhere. I'm not sure where he was taught that his schedule getting out of work was more important than the paying customer's experience. As somebody who has worked in customer service my entire adult life (not to mention at this same gym 7 years ago), that's a foreign concept to me. As a manager or GM, if I found out my employees were putting themselves above the customers in this way, they'd be written up or let go. My advice? Do better. The BARE MINIMUM is you wait to close until everyone is gone. & if it gets to be 5-10mins after, you politely let the customers know you are closed & need to start closing. Customer Service 101, Day 1. If management, or (apparently) ownership encourages this type of customer service, it's no wonder places like Crunch Fitness & Victory Sports have taken what looks to be most of the business from East Coast.

Wayyyy too expensive considering the lack of amenities-- that being said, there's an abundance of…read moretreadmills and dumbells!! Basically, go with the Y instead. It costs only $5 more per month and offers a variety of activities and (free) courses; take advantage of the pools, rock climbing walls, yoga sessions, basketball and volleyball courts etc. It has much more of a community feel to it, to boot. Plus, I think we can all agree on the fact that Hamilton Plaza -- for some reason or another -- has become a rather depressing spot nowadays...am I right, or am I right?

I love going to this place, though you can only go as a member or a guest, which makes it better…read more It is almost always my first stop with my father in-law when I visit. The bartenders are all excellent and my glass never gets empty.

Fantastic Facility. Unlike a certain other fitness center in town, that calls iself a "judgement…read morefree zone", The Summit IS the judgement free zone. I was concerned the staff would be snobs. They are actually very friendly and eager to help with whatever! I was concerned the clients would be snobs. They are actually very friendly, outgoing people! I was concerned it would be expensive, and quite simply, it is not! Just a great place to work out.

They have good areas for everyone. They have nice basketball courts and a nice pool and sauna but…read morethe cardio and weight room just feels off. The soccer field isn't even a soccer field. It's just a patch of grass with doorways for goals.

Best place to come and learn how to box. And to get your catdio up to par. You come alone but you…read moreleave with a family. Nobody is left behind. I love the core values.

From the owner: We specialize on focusing on the individual to provide the guidance, training and mentoring to help…read moreeach person become the best version of themselves and any level they desire.