I've been going to this gym for about 2 years now and it's given me an amazing support system when…read moreit comes with wanting to better my health! Their changes that came along with Covid make me feel safe and comfortable coming back to the gym. The wide range of class times help with someone like me who's schedule is not always the same. I've also taken PT here with two different instructors and both of them were fantastic! I work with Trish towards my goals and what I want to do. It's a great workout and everyone around you is very supportive, I 100% recommend this place to new people and those looking to get back into their fitness route!

Best workout hands down! Started in Feb2017 and haven't set foot in a gym since. The staff is super…read morefriendly and the instructors are awesome & really give you a great workout every time. Highly recommend for anyone looking to change their lifestyle and see real results!

Wonderful studio with instructors who truly love yoga, and more classes available now under new…read moreownership!

I always enjoy the classes and instructors. A nice friendly environment. The students are varied…read morein age which I enjoy.

So I've never tried Barre before and I saw an ad on Instagram about Pure Barre having the first…read moreclass for free so I figured I try it. This location was the closest to me so I made an appointment with them. I didn't know much about Barre so I didn't know how intense it would be. They described it as "high intensity, low impact". So there is alot muscle fatigue and isolation but it doesn't cause pain to any joints. Definitely bring your water because it is quite the workout. Pros & cons about this specific location. Pros: -Clean location - right in the middle of restaurants and other businesses so if you want to grab a bite right after you have options all over the place. -The instructor (Colleen) was very kind and helped me with my form during class. She explained everything so perfectly. - they keep in contact with you via text/phone before your appointment so you know what to expect and remember your appointment. Cons: -finding parking was rough especially at the time I went which was 5:30 pm. I parked on a random side street and prayed I didn't get a ticket because I didn't want to park too far and have to walk all the way back. - you're required to have "sticky socks" which is basically just non-slip socks. I had the kind hospitals give you but not the fancy yoga ones. But I was told I couldn't use them and had to use theirs. & the way the front desk girl said no to the ones I brought was a little rude but I let it go since she seemed nice after the fact. But the cheapest was $18, Just for basic black socks with gel dots on the bottom. I'm sorry but I thought that was insane. - right after the class they talk to you about joining a membership and the packages. Which I guess it's expected, but I kinda felt like they harped on it a little too much. Plus the memberships are pricey. Overall I think it's a great experience to try. I'm not sure if this particular business is for me. If i were to come back, it would be because of the class instructor, not so much cause of anything else.

Honestly, this was a pretty disappointing experience. I started class past two weeks ago, and since…read morethen I've had the opportunity to try a couple different barre Pilates Studios, yoga studios, and a reformer Pilates studio. This has by far been the worst experience. First of all the class was scheduled to start at 9:30 and they tell you to arrive about 10 minutes early. The instructor showed up at 9:30 and there were about six women waiting outside. One of the women outside said that this instructor is always late, and another of her students joked when they saw her running to the door. When we came in, there was very little introduction for new people and there really wasn't any explanation provided about the facility or where things were. The Pilates class offered here is very aerobic. It's very high tempo, and very high energy, which has not been my experience at other Pilates classes, where the vibe overall is a little bit more calm and focused. It felt more like cycle bar at some point than it did like a Pilates class. She wore a headset microphone, but at times was completely unable to be understood over the volume of the music. She provided absolutely no feedback on anyone's form, despite the fact that there were three or four people who had never taken a class before, and we're clearly doing things incorrectly, not due to fatigue, but due to just lack of knowledge. She almost never positioned herself in a way that people can see what she was demonstrating, and it was clear that most people in the class were looking around to each other to try and figure out what was supposed to be being done. Overall, it was a very disorganized class and I would not come back here.

Great space. Small group classes with experienced and knowledgable instructors. So many different…read moreclasses to choose from.

Life Time seems to have popped up overnight and taken over the luxury gym space. I first saw an ad…read morefor a free introductory class at this location which is how I learned of them and then I saw that they also have a location at Penn station. For my introductory class, I signed up for their Core Pilates. It was really difficult to sign up. I had a hard time getting in contact with anyone (it took about 4 attempts). But when I finally did, the sign up process was easy. They had a lot of classes to pick from, including Pilates, Barre and cardio classes. I didn't realize when I signed up that this was a reformer class. I usually do mat Pilates, but there were a few other beginners in the class and the teacher was very patient and nice. The great thing about the reformer machine is that you can turn up or turn down the intensity of the workout according to where you're at. It does take more coordination than I'm used to being on the machine, but it was fun! The teacher helped make adjustments so I could get the maximum benefit, which I appreciated. The Hackensack facility was really nice and big. They had complimentary lockers and towels and the changing room and restroom were both clean. The membership is kind of steep at $279 per month, but they do have discounts for 26 years old and under an 65 years old and over at their other locations.

My wife and I have been clients of Cathy for years now, and she is undoubtedly the cornerstone of…read moreour fitness regimens. I was once a yoga/pilates skeptic, but have unparalleled results working with her (much better than physical therapy, etc.). She has a perfect, patient demeanor and makes every accommodation and adjustment to pace routines that suit and benefit your specific needs (my wife and I have very different routines). I trust and rely on her proficiency at every turn and can't stand to miss a session! She has helped me immensely, and is an absolute pleasure to work with.

Cathy is a very talented teacher. Kind, present, helpful. Her sequences are challenging and always…read morefresh. She's very creative with exercises and sequences. Also, she's very knowledgeable about human anatomy, so whatever issues you may have, she'll be able to help you, like she's helped me so much over the years. I highly recommend her.

Went all the way down to join the club and Frank was extremely unwelcoming, so I will not be…read morejoining or coming back to that club...ever **Thanks for your response Andrew and thanks for the invite to keep MY review up. You need to get the facts straight first before you jump the gun on how friendly Frank was to me because that's simply NOT the case... My ID is 100% valid. Im retired like I told him several times This is what I clearly told Frank a year ago and he said that it was" no issue at all" ..So I ended up coming back to the club a year later to finally join up. He asked me for ID which I showed him, then he started to say oh didn't you come in here a year ago etc, so I said yes I did. He then tells me "oh your ID says retired you can join at the full rate" and "I told you last time that im not giving you the discount we offer ...(that's not true at all ), What he said was that it was NO ISSUE".. He started to examine my ID, hold it up to the light literally about 5 different times ,,,Not sure what that was about...I said Frank, " WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH MY ID- YOURE EXAMINING IT LIKE ITS A FAKE $100 BILL OR SOMETHING, I said is there an issue?????..and he says " OH NOTHING I WAS JUST LOOKING AT IT. He then continues to say he's not giving me the discount and he told me this last year. I said NO PROBLEM...I was leaving, asked him for my ID back, and he started taking pictures of my ID with his phone... Maybe you can clear that up for me Andrew..what was that about after I said no problem and was clearly leaving the club with my coat on. Why did he start taking pictures of My ID? I mean I could care less that you or him think my ID is not valid, I could care less about any discount, or joining your club..Thats not the point at all.. I just didn't appreciate the way I was treated..PERIOD. Its really as Simple as that..I hope this clears it up for you. My experience was not good.

I have been a member of this gym for more than ten years. However, in recent years I find myself…read moremore in agreement with Eliza G (Jun 9 25) who wrote: they only care about money and don't take members seriously. I had questions regarding options and changes to my membership and the manager Frances Frierson gave me a song and a dance "we'll get back to you". I waited several days, then went again in person and still could not get answers. Based on their their lack of caring regarding a member who still was looking to keep a membership, I decided to cancel instead-- why should I be loyal when they obviously didn't appreciate my long time membership and recommendation for them?

Been a member of OTF for about a year. Switched to East Rutherford because it was closer to home…read moreand better for me and I don't regret it one bit!! They have the best coaching staff and people there. They are so amazing, supportive and helpful. The community has grown immensely and I am so blessed to be able to have a place for myself where I can see my progress making my mind and body stronger. If you are thinking about joining or trying it out DO IT!!! you will thank yourself later

Just wanted to say that I am enjoying my Orangetheory membership. I am new to the gym and feel…read morethat I am benefitting from this type of workout. It's different than all others. ALL the coaches are terrific, but I wanted to give a BIG shout to Coash Safire as I appreciate her tailored instruction and motivation.

Pool management! all that is important to them is making money on swimming instruction. Total…read moredisregard for members taking water aerobics classes in evening.First told we had to use one lane in lane pool because the therapy pool was for swimming lessons. Now they bring the students into lanes stand next to water aerobics instructor and yell over to the next lane . Total disrespect for the instructor and confusing for me taking class. The greed is what I am most offended by total disregard for members taking water aerobics. We are made to feel like we are pests for wanting a class. The pools are beautiful and the reason I stay but this is getting out of hand

I've been a member for two years now. It is a nice area with recently new machines. The ladies…read morelocker room needs to be revamped. It's dingy and dark and constantly crowded. A bus pulls up and drops off a lot of Asian ladies who quickly take over the locker room. They talk loudly in their native language and think nothing of being totally nude. It becomes sweaty and disgusting and I can't wait to leave. I'd come at a different time but am unavailable at night. Thinking of finding a new gym