just finished my first few classes at F45 South Shore, and I am already hooked! If you're looking…read morefor challenging workouts in a fun & uplifting environment, you have to come check out this studio!

F45 Training just opened up five days ago and I am so in love! Thrilled about the location. Dani…read moreand her team are amazing and the energy is fire, even at 5am! F45 is a total-body workout with a mix of cardio and strength. It is interval training so you will never get bored. There are ropes, kettle bells, box jumps, rowing, cycling, and so much more! They are currently running a promotion for $1 for one week trial and totally worth checking out. I signed up for the Founders Rate. I haven't gone to the gym in three years. The trainers will help you if you need any modifications to you workout. I look forward to the results I'll see as I continue on with these workouts.

I was hesitant about writing this review, but I think it's important to share an honest experience…read more Lighting: The lighting throughout the gym is very harsh--extremely white--and combined with the white walls, it creates an uncomfortable environment. Lighting in a gym isn't just aesthetic; it directly affects safety, performance, mood, and the overall workout experience. Equipment Condition: A significant amount of the cardio equipment is not functional. It's frustrating to see equipment moved from the old location to the new one without being properly repaired. Many machines are in poor condition and need maintenance or adjustment. TVs: All the TVs display the same content, which feels repetitive and uninspired. It would be a big improvement to include a variety of options like music videos, workout-related YouTube channels, educational fitness content, or even news. Music: The music selection is consistently heavy metal, which may not appeal to everyone and can be demotivating for many members. Music plays a major role in workouts--it boosts performance, increases motivation, reduces perceived effort, and helps maintain focus. A mix of genres like EDM, house, pop, and remixes (typically in the 120-140 BPM range) would create a more inclusive and energizing atmosphere. Warm-Up / Stretching Area: The stretching area is too small and cluttered with unnecessary equipment. It would benefit from better organization and the addition of useful items like resistance bands. The current layout negatively impacts the overall experience. Safety Concerns: The hallways leading to the bathrooms are overcrowded with equipment and tools, making the space feel unsafe. In the event of an emergency evacuation, this could become a serious issue and would likely be flagged during a safety inspection. Functional Trainers: Many of the cable machines are in poor condition and need maintenance. Some have uneven cable resistance or mismatched thickness between sides, which directly affects workout performance and balance. Bathrooms: Basic supplies like paper towels are often missing. Additionally, signage encouraging proper use (e.g., not disposing of gum or trash in urinals) would help maintain cleanliness. Water Access: There should be a proper water dispenser for filling bottles. Relying only on water fountains is not practical for members during workouts and doesn't meet basic expectations for convenience. Front Desk Staff: The front desk staff could significantly improve their attitude. They are often not welcoming, which sets a negative tone from the moment you walk in. As the face of the gym, they should create a friendly and professional first impression for members. Overall: The gym has lost the strong bodybuilding atmosphere that made the previous location stand out. Right now, the experience doesn't match expectations. I would recommend management visit facilities like Mass Underground or Olympus Gym for inspiration on layout, equipment quality, and overall environment. At this point, I'm seriously considering canceling my membership

Thought they would at least have some new machines and equipments since they are in a new location…read morebut all the machines are extremely old and dumb bells are rusty. If you have a cut on your hands, I don't know about touching those rusty metals. The rowing machine seat was wobbly. The handle was sticky even after wiping it before use. I didn't want to touch anything else and left. Other than that, the front desk guy was friendly.

Awesome. I love the people and coaching here. I enjoy…read moregetting to train in powerlifting / strongman and Highland games. Here I can focus on strength programming to develop in those areas, while also learning fun new lifts in a great environment. Brandi is an excellent coach. So glad this place exists.

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2.1 stars ? All gyms are busy, most lack some etiquette and have teenagers. That's why you pay 15$…read morea month. Place is friendly, clean and maintained. If you have to cancel after 3 months then don't sign up. Give it a year.

Misleading contract, told I was signing up for a monthly membership and could quit any time…read more Specifically asked at the desk, was told yes. Tried to cancel my membership after ONE WEEK and had a bill of $141. Do NOT give this business your money. Also didn't see anyone wipe a machine after use while I was there.

My first experience wasn't a great one…read more However, Jessica and Cassaundra sat down with me today to go over the schedule of classes that will benefit me. I'm a disabled veteran and have certain accommodations that I'm learning how to ask for. I was worried it wasn't for me. But they reassured me I belong there and can benefit greatly. Taking the time to listen to someone is rare these days. But it's the difference between someone being just a data point vs a person for a company. Exceptional customer service is an art form. The best make it look effortless. They made a difficult situation disappear over a simple conversation. Kudos!

I am disabled. In my opinion, I had to fight hard for reasonable accommodations. I also had to pay…read moreadditional $ to have my caregiver(s) attend the gym with me. I was constantly met with strict rules and policy. Also, some of the classes cost additional $ on top of the very expensive membership. In my opinion, there is no benefit to being a member. I would not recommend the Weymouth Club. Although, I did have a good experience with Bay State Physical Therapy.

This location I was visiting and is much larger than my home location. I wasn't sure if there was a…read moreparking lot for it so I found street parking. They have nice restrooms, lockers, and hooks for jacket. Great machines and HIIT workout with enthusiastic coaches and staff.

Orangetheory is great to try if you're looking for a HIIT workout that will really push you to your…read morelimits. You will for sure leave your class sweating puddles. They split the class into three groups or into two depending on the class, with the 3G class rotates from row machine to floor to treadmill & 2G class alternating between floor + row & treadmill. Personally I enjoy 3G classes because less treadmill time (I loathe running). The instructors are super kind and helpful. My first class, I came in a little early before class started and they went through all of the stations with me, showing me what would be done in class that day. I like going to classes like Orangetheory because it gets me to actually run, since normally I am totally fine with skipping cardio even though I would like to incorporate more cardio in my workouts.