I'm so happy I found this gym! The trainers are very knowledgeable, the space is clean and the…read moreequipment is top notch. It's connected to a yoga studio that has great classes. Lifting and yoga is a win-win!

John is a wealth of knowledge and you can tell his staff really cares about their athletes and…read moreanybody who comes into their gym as a whole.

Really didn't know what to expect from this gym when I signed up for a powerlifting contest, but…read morewhat a great experience! The meet ran smoothly. Everyone had a lot of fun. No problems with warmups or competition. And, I have to say, these were some of the nicest people I've met. Very helpful, very encouraging, and very friendly. Excellent job. Thank you, again, to the folks at Gaglione Strength!!

Hands down my favorite training facility when I'm on Long Island. The owners are passionate about…read morecreating a great atmosphere. The equipment is top notch, the hours are accessible and the gym is very clean.

I've come here twice now in preparation for a powerlifting meet in December. It's a 40 minute…read morecommute for me but it is well worth it. They have competition squat/bench/deadlift equipment that is not easily accessible elsewhere. Most importantly, the gym is run by fantastic owners. Members that come through here are extremely supportive. For 10 dollars a visit, this is by far the best place to train for powerlifting. If I lived closer, I'd be a permanent member for sure.

Very poor management. They have you "sign" a contract that you don't get to read or physically sign…read moreit. They ask for a code that gets sent to your phone and that counts as your signature. Also got charged twice for the cancellation fee.

Ive been coming to pilates for just over a year. I really enjoy all the instructors. The facility…read moreis always clean. The staff is nice. The app to sign up for classes is great. Wish there was more space to accommodate for people per class. Ive seen my progress over the past year and im glad I have stayed consistent with going

From the moment I walked through the doors, I have loved my experience at Revolution Fitness. The…read morestaff - especially the owner, Vinny, are all so warm and welcoming. The members are kind and encouraging. The classes are fun with great music. Is it a bit more expensive than some of the other gyms in the area? Yes. In my opinion, it's completely worth it. I love walking into a place where I feel I am part of a community. Highly recommend- plus they have a free 7-day trial.

Best workout I had in years! I was drenched from kickboxing! The gym has a good vibe, and awesome…read morestaff that motivates you!

it's a nice big crunch location with multiple floors and a lot of windows. The layout is really…read morecool and it seems like they have a whole lot at this particular one, so I don't know why on earth they have these ancient treadmills. It looks like one of those treadmills you need to push yourself in order to get started it was crazy. other than that seems like a nice gym, lots of TVs all around and very busy at peak times.

GRITT is where Classical Pilates meets real-world strength. The studio offers a powerful mix of…read morePilates, functional strength training, and kickboxing--perfect for anyone looking to move with purpose and intensity. Founder/owner Sarai brings it all together with her expert wellness and nutrition counseling, offering personalized support that goes beyond the studio. Her approach is practical, empowering, and deeply supportive. GRITT isn't just a workout--it's a full-body, whole-life experience.

I honestly would not recommend doing business with this fitness club. The billing practices are…read moreVERY deceitful. I also noticed that a lot of the positive reviews are from people connected to the business including their own instructors, the client success manager and close friends of the owner Sarai. So it's not a fully honest representation of actual customer experiences. I'd also be careful with the referral deals and "free session" offers. Those offers only apply if you agreed and paid to a certain amount of classes or committed to their annual membership. Also, their billing terms are NOT explained clearly upfront. If you look through the other negative reviews, I realized many people had similar experiences with this business..unclear agreements and unexpected charges showing up later. Based on my experience, I would not trust this business. I just hope this can help someone else. If you ever take a class here you will notice Sarai locks the door during sessions because another person who was a victim of her scamming continuously showed up to speak one on one with her however the owner never showed face to that individual. The funny thing is that they will respond to this rating saying "we have no record of you attending here" but clearly it's an anonymous review. But anyone else reading this, it's a genuine customer review of this fitness club.

I can't speak more highly of the first class I took at YogaFlex last night. I booked a Monday 8 PM…read moreclass through ClassPass. Expect to pay about $25 for each class without a package. You can rent or buy items you forget (towel, mat, water). Expect to store shoes at the front and other personal items in large cubbies. Though it's smaller than other studios I've visited, I think they make good use of the space. i appreciated the environment in the room, accommodations in the studio and the instructor overall. Especially gained a lot from her level of attentiveness to each person there. She gave a lot of helpful cues to improve form and endurance throughout the class. It's clear she's been doing this a long time I embarrassingly almost collapsed from dehydration after I finished my first class (which was my fault for over dressing and under hydrating). I felt safe and accommodated because of instructor and fellow students so that really added to my impression of the studio

They do NOT limit the number of people who take classes. Before joining, I was told that classes…read morenever get crowded. I attended a Wednesday night hot yoga boot camp class, which was so crowded that people's towels were practically touching each other! The instructor could not walk around for corrections as there was no room between people. This was an exercise class where people were moving around (jumping, etc) and of course sweating a lot as it is hot yoga, and sweat was flying. I was next to a man who was shirtless (all the men were) and it was gross to have a sopping wet person literally inches away. Other places limit the # of people in each class - I highly suggest one of those...