Weird vibe!! Here is my message canceling my 2nd visit: Hi . I won't be coming in to your location…read moretoday nor will I be joining your gym. Cassandra was very helpful and I was planning to sign up, however, there was a gun magazine set out for visitors when I came in and sat at the visitor area. I might expect a magazine about health, wellness or something to do with bodybuilding or weightlifting or cardio, but not something that is politically charged at this time. It appears your LA fitness has a subscription to this gun sales organization because it was addressed to your LA fitness location. This is bizarre and made me uncomfortable and not the type of vibe I want to be around.

If you're from out of town and in a bind I guess it would suffice if you must get a workout in…read more Bring your own towels for sweating and to wipe down equipment. Equipment dirty, rusted some broken. Most equipment's been there since gym opened, padding torn on machines, cup holders even broken. This gym looks like the place where the old equipment goes after upgrades.

My daughter (7) was gifted a 1:1 session. She loved it. Luke was very attentive. He encouraged her…read moreand let her try anything she wanted. He varies the activities from upper body and running to allow for cool down time. She can't wait to go back.

Great place to get kids out of house and active. Staff is very friendly and helpful in ensuring…read morethat kids are safe.

This place is top notch for all of your health and fitness needs. The workouts are phenomenal,…read moreeffective and efficient. From accountability to intensity to being just plain motivated, this is the place for you! You definitely won't regret it.

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One great way to try out some local businesses is to win gift certificates at fundraising events…read morelike I did for 585Fitness. The pandemic took a real toll on my fitness routine and I knew I needed to try something different if I wanted to start feeling better again, so I took a shot on winning 6 personal training sessions with these guys. I was blown away immediately by the upbeat, encouraging attitudes of each team member who acknowledged that I was struggling but also made it clear that we were going to work hard and work together to get me back to where I wanted to be. I finished out my trial 6-pack of sessions and loved them so much that I decided to purchase more to keep going! My sessions are 30 minutes each of intense and challenging guided exercises with healthy doses of "atta girl"s and very good music for a soundtrack. It's a solid 30 minute commute for me to get here but it's so worth it. They also offer nutrition training and total health coaching. If you're looking to do something good for your body, give these guys a call!

This is THE spot to elevate your work out experience at whatever level you are at. I am so out of…read moreshape not being able to exercise in my regular group/spin/yoga classes the last 6 months, and I REALLY needed motivation and accountability. I was having way too much fun just eating and barely getting outside. Having a safe way to work out during the pandemic plus getting a killer workout in is seriously so clutch for my overall physical and mental health as winter nears. The workouts are always challenging but fun. I find myself getting stronger each week. I admire Rob's positive and encouraging approach. He keeps you MOVING and really packs in lots of different movements during each session. Getting a personal trainer truly maximizes your time and is such an efficient way to work out. Each time I end a session with Rob I learn a little more about fitness and my own health. He challenges you during your time with him and your time away from him to make healthier decisions. Super excited to continue my journey here and so happy I found this gem in Rochester!

Casually writing a review while I'm on the elliptical here. I would say that the RIT fitness center…read moreis the best gym around Rochester. Yes, I might seem biased since I'm a student here, but I think many outsiders agree too. The fitness center is set up on two floors. The first floor is mainly for lifting. There are plenty of free weights and different machines. The second floor has two levels. The first level of the second floor has an open floor area with mats, different machines, and a jungle gym looking structure with different bars and ropes. The second level of the second floor has a ton of cardio equipment and TVs. Beyond the cardio area is a smaller free weights area and plenty of other machines. This fitness center pretty much has every type of machine you can think of. Besides the gym, there are a ton of courts for all types of sports, tracks, and two different pools. One pool is a large one used for swimming and diving while the other pool is more for recreational use that includes a lazy river and a large capacity hot tub! The fitness center is well kept and usually isn't too crowded, depending on when you go. There's only a few things I dislike about this place. First of all, there is no steam room!!! I absolutely love using a steam room after working out and I am surprised they don't have one here (but they do have a sauna). Sometimes it can be impossible to find a parking space when RIT is hosting sports events for other schools in the field house. Lastly (this is tailored toward all my fellow students that use the gym), that awkward moment when you see your professors naked in the locker room haha!

One of the best gyms I've ever been to. Good for powerlifters, olympic lifters, bodybuilders, and…read morethose in general trying to get into shape. 3 deadlift platforms, 6 squat racks, rogue jungle gym, 7 benches, free weights, and more! The attendants that work there are extremely nice and helpful. And gym go-ers are helpful and friendly. The equipment is always kept clean and members usually rack their weight.