I'm not like every other person who joins a gym in January because of New Year's Resolutions…read more Nope, I joined because I have an important event in a couple months and I need to get my butt in gear (literally)! I had thought I would join potentially for the weight loss benefits of going to the gym regularly, but had overlooked the benefit of endurance, both physically and mentally because being around people you may not want to be around is a special kind of endurance! I'm going to a conference out of state. Instead of loud drunk adults, this place has loud children and instead of walking for miles, seemingly in circles, you get to dance them in circles or step them or Aqua Zumba them. In any case, I feel like I'll be fit on all levels in time for my event. I had actually considered NC a couple years ago but wasn't fully sold at the time. Recently, I gave it another look and I think they have improved their website and now have an app. In addition, the membership options seem easier to understand and they have added an InScan / Body Scan machine that's free for members. That alone is worth the price of admission. It will tell you in excruciating detail how unfit you are but, hey, hopefully, you can only improve! Members can scan as much as they want but obviously, once a month is the most you should do to actually establish a trend. On membership, I opted for the month to month no contact one: $71 and no initiation fee. While that may seem high, I really need classes to feel engaged and motivated and most classes, even on Class Pass are around $20 to $25 a class, so if I go to one class a week at NC, I'm already ahead! One neat thing, the monthly pass just runs 30 days then deactivates. If you try to scan your card, it makes a noise and the staff will charge you to re-up for the next 30 days. For someone that has gotten burned on gym contacts more than I care to recall, the fact that this just expires is such a benefit to me. One less thing to worry about. You can also get the monthly membership and family and all kinds of flavors with different costs and contracts but for me, this was the perfect option. I mentioned classes and man, they have a ton: dance, Pilates, step, yoga, spin, Aqua Zumba, and they even have sports like drop-in pickleball! I've already taken a couple classes and really enjoy them. They have the app and you can add a class to your calendar from the app. You can't sign up for a class through the app though but hopefully that's in the works. You can also check into the gym with the app or with your keychain card, so that's handy. They have various lectures and courses and competitions which I'm looking forward to participating in as well. Also, they have a water bottle refill station which is great. No juice bar or anything but very close to a ton of places to quickly undo whatever you just did at the gym. Now for the neutrals and negatives: Yes, the bathrooms are old but I don't find them to be dirty or slippery or whatever some reviewers have said. They have lockers but bring your own lock and they are just day lockers. Half the time, I don't need a locker so it's not a huge deal for me but YMMV. Parking can be tricky. Free on the street if you can find it otherwise, pay with the Passport app to park in the lot. Children. It's weird if you're used to only going to gyms where it's adults only and also mostly going places where it's adults only. They are only allowed in the classes for them I think so there's that (I wish the app would let you filter those out because they have some kids classes I might want to take them you click in and see the age limits. Maybe I want to take "Creative Dance" or "Fit and Fun"). Overall, I'm already very happy with this choice and may very well convert my monthly membership to a contract. Eventually. Maybe...

We absolutely LOVE the Neighborhood Club and highly recommend them! My daughter does swimming…read morelessons, tennis, soccer, yoga and more there. We love the NC Fit club for the kids in the fall/winter/spring and all the cool classes she can do after school. They have a great indoor pool, workout area, and lots of fun classes for every age. We love the family night where we go and swim, do arts and crafts, and more fun things. The staff is so helpful, friendly, and great at what they do. We love coming here and it's such a nice place for the kids and adults alike!

This is the absolute best place to work out in metro Detroit and I've worked out literally…read moreeverywhere. Is it sleek, expensive looking and filled with LuLu Lemon mannequins with rictal smiles? Nope. It's a place you go to work out and get the results you're looking for. Everyone is either friendly or concentrating. It's a neighborhood place where you can lift and sweat. I almost don't want to write this because I don't want to have to wait in line for weights, but that's not fair. I love this place.

Would 100% recommend this gym as your place to exercise. Not your typical boring chain, this place…read morewill feel like home. Staff is very friendly and helpful, always offering to assist with anything and always make sure the gym is clean. Even during the busy hours, the gym has plenty of space, and I never feel the need to work around a movement because machines are taken. If you are looking for a full time or even temporary gym, this is the place to go

I'm not going to bother reviewing this LA Fitness on Moross. It's overall fine for what you get…read more Not great just fine. The machines are frequently down. The patrons can be inconsiderate. There was a woman next to me on the stepper the other day who literally listened to her music at volume. Just plain old bad manners. That being said the club itself is a 3. Lately I've been taking the classes offered with my membership. The class times are real limited but hey, I'm dealing with it. That being said I didn't expect much when I walked into Karen N's weight lifting and abs class. I thought it was going to be easy breezy. It wasn't. Karen N is a bad ass and she kicked my ass. She's great! Highly recommend. Thanks Karen N!

Terrible customer service..vending machine took my money and couldn't purchase anything. Told the…read morechicken at the desk,as well as one of the sales guys and was basically told my loss. Don't use the vending machines there.

Very friendly and wonderfully unpretentious. I've been bringing my kids here for the Tuesday and…read moreThursday drop in sessions to learn tennis- less than $40 a lesson which is pretty good for an hour and a half. I didn't even have to join. It seems like everybody here are friends. Don't be fooled by the somewhat rough location - a warm and happy place.

I love this place. I'm on my second yearly membership. The tennis courts are amazing. However I'm…read morethere for the work out equipment, which is a lot! Always can get on something. The place. Gym, locker room, lobby, everything is clean and well stocked. It has the best old school vibe. My dad used to take me to east side tennis clubs in the 70's and it kind of has that feel, but with more updated equipment of course. Staff is cool and laid back. Place has a nice chill environment to it. I highly suggest it. In a time where gyms are basically like Walmart's lined with mirrors and a bunch of equipment dropped in the middle, places like this are a dying breed and need to be supported.

I'm a black Wonderfull women and they are being racist and took a picture of me when I was…read moreexercising and follow me and watch me I was feeling uncomfortableI gave the lady a 100 dollar tip for no reason i should've never did that

All the equipment you could ask for, tons of amenities (sauna, yoga room, basketball court, etc.),…read moremany fitness classes, and great trainers all at an affordable price. Just because the Neighborhood Club is bigger doesn't mean it's better. If you want to get in shape, this is the place to do it.

I have belonged to many gyms in the last 50 years, and this is the best. Every single instructor…read morepresents with an immense knowledge. The schedule allows Options for everyone. I have been coming here for 12 years, I have moved from the area 5 years ago and I still come back at least 3 days a week because no one else compares. Do yourself a favor

From the owner: Fitness Classes, specializing in those 50 and better, specializing in those new to fitness,…read morespecializing in those who like gyms outside of the "big box" attmosphere, Yoga, Barre, Tai Chi, Strength Training, Arthritis Fitness, Chair Yoga, Chair Fitness, Zumba, Power Beats, Gentle Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Circuit Training, Restart 101...All inclusive daily, monthy, yearly FITPASS for unlimited classes and weight/cardio machines. All new PRECOR circuit, rowing machines, treadmills, elipticals, new steps, etc. Small Group Personal & Personal Training available for additional fee. New participants can get 2 Weeks for only $10...call or visit for more info.

Brad has been my trainer for a year-his workouts are constantly changing and challenging. Having a…read moreweekly personal training session with him ensures that I am consistent and motivated. And the early 2000s music is the best! I recommend this gym often for how clean it is and not intimidating in the least. Brad goes above and beyond in his role as manager in this gym and it shows. As a business owner I think it is so important for employees to be acknowledged for the great job that they are doing.

I'm not a member here. I paid for a temp membership to do their six week challenge. I had access to…read morethe whole gym, and access to scheduling "group fitness classes" up to three times a week for the six weeks. I was looking to jump start a fitness regimen, while also getting a little guidance. My experience on the whole was good. The gym is clean. It's members help keep it that way. Also, every time I was ever in there, staff were cleaning as well. It's a little small, but there seemed to be just about everything you need to workout. I'm not a gym rat, but that's how it seemed to me. The training is good. And fun. I loved going to those classes, and I couldn't do half the exercises completely, but I did get better every week. It's run by the trainers, and they do it a little different from one another, so I liked to attend all of them. Good workouts. Speaking of the trainers, they were all very nice people. Most of my classes were with Brad, Michael, and Madi. they were all helpful and encouraging. Great people. It's a great experience. I developed a routine which I am continuing to this day.

I can be intimated by group classes, especially if most people in attendance know what they are…read moredoing. See: going to a random yoga drop in and the instructor throwing out pose names without any guidance and me covertly seeing how my neighbor is bending. Thankfully, Body Garage is the opposite of that. The classes have great descriptions for what the workout entails, and each instructor that I have taken classes with has explained every exercise with detail and is great at meeting people at whatever level they are at. Really diverse classes too in terms of age and fitness levels, so you don't feel like you're working out in a class of pro athletes. It's easy to book classes online and there are lots of time slots to work with everyone's schedules. Also Terra, the owner, is just a fantastic human being. Her classes are my favorite to attend!

DBG is a great neighborhood gym. Don't let the exterior fool you--there really is no indication…read morethat this in fact a gym and not a car body garage. I am probably not the only person who has sat in their car outside triple-checking the address to make sure I was in the right spot. DBG has a variety of classes that are all a play on car-mechanic terms (e.g. Full Throttle, High Octane, Suspension). The classes vary in length and cater to the different needs and goals of the clients. For instance, there is a class called Firebirds whose description starts "Bring your stroller & let's get moving Mamas!" which mentions movement but also community. Though I will never attend this class, I am glad the local mothers are able to work out and build community. Tune-up is the class that I have attended and it fits in with what I need: it's usually at noon during the week and it an intense 30 min full body workout. The gym does have pretty good central air so if you get a spot right under a vent and in front of a fan, you can make it through this class in the height of summer without dying. DBG also does community events and various free workouts and happy hours that they post on their social media if you want to try them out in a no commitment way. I got an introductory priced class pass, that I found on the MindBody app and when that runs out, I will buy regularly-priced punch card, though they also have monthly membership and drop-in rates too. Thanks Terra and co!

I'm a big orange theory fan. I recently moved and started at this studio. The front area is big and…read morehas two showers and a get ready area. The staff is friendly and the coaches are empowering. The workout is 50 min rotating between a rower, treadmill, and weights. They also have classes with the treadmill only or weights only. The workouts change up a lot with some reoccurring events and challenges. They have benchmark classes where you can track your progress. I'm excited to start transformation challenge in January, and I'm a big OTF fan.

The coaches at Orange Theory are excellent. The workouts are challenging and always changing, never…read moreboring. I see results from my workouts. The community is encouraging. The vibe is energetic, with lively music. Dani, Casey and Alex are fantastic coaches and great people. Orange Theory Fitness in Grosse Pointe Woods is one of my happy places. It is the best!!!

Chris is excellent with both of my sons. He discusses the details of recovery and provides them…read morewith at-home exercises to maintain optimal performance.

They are great. Best massages ever. I had a charley horse that I could get rid of. I tried every…read morevitamin and mineral and anything else I could get from the internet for cramps. One session with Brian and I was cured.