Excellent trainer Large spacious facility…read more Some members are more interested in loud and distracting gossip . No regards to others who are trying to have a focus and mindful workout

To say this gym is a filthy mess is an understatement. I visited for the first time in several…read moreyears, looking to rejoin Golds. First day I arrived turned into my last. Inside is in desperate need of an update. Gym equipment is old, and mis-matched. It reminded me of "average Joe's gym" from the movie Dodgeball. Weights don't match, the equipment is dirty and rusty and some doesn't even work. I first started off upstairs to do some cardio. The woman next to me on the treadmill says "oh that one is broken" so I said thank you and moved to another one. She laughed and said "that one's broken too". I counted 3 broken treadmills in the one small area before I found one that worked. Downstairs in the weight lifting area kids were vaping... are you kidding me? Golds allows kids to vape on the gym floor?? Equipment here is filthy! Please look at my pictures, which show a thick layer of dirt surrounding the base of the machines. If this place is ever cleaned I would be shocked! It was also hard to find spray to wide down the machines after use. Inside the men's locker room didn't get much better. Sink and counters were covered with water, and not wiped down. The steam room was broken, and the scale was something from the 1970s... I can not believe how dated and disgusting this gym was. I remember when it was first built, thinking it was such a nice building. This location needs a serious overhaul before I even step foot within ever again. You have seriously been warned!!

Not a good experience. Management disorganized:I made appointment for clinic which was confirmed by…read moreclub and when I showed up was told I never made reservation. customer service: front desk on Fri and sat afternoon apparently has a problem with customers interested in tennis. Approach with caution!

My parents have been members here for as long as I can remember. My dad has always been an avid…read moretennis player and my mom started taking lessons so that she could share something my dad loved. They both play in several leagues and have a couple days a week that they're in on a regular basis. Apart from tennis camp as a kid, I've never been much of a tennis player so when I'm there, usually I stick to the fitness area. From that perspective, there is nothing terribly special about the offerings but it's pretty much got whatever you need. I've never been in when it was crazy busy in the fitness area so I'm not sure how well people manage with one squat rack. The people who I see have always been friendly though and happy to let you work in. Even though the fitness space isn't huge, it does a nice job of giving you what you need without taking too much space from the tennis courts. Plus they also have a separate space for fitness classes if that's something you're interested in. Overall, it's a good option if you'd like to play tennis and be able to work out at the same place or even if (like me) you're not hitting the tennis courts.

I grew up at Cross Court. The first time I stepped in here, I was a ten year old kid attending one…read moreof my friend's birthday parties. I picked up a racquet and tried my hardest to hit the balls speeding out of the machine... then I get hit in the eye. I had a black eye for a week. But, that didn't stop me from coming back. Fast forward to me attending summer camp every year with Venus and Fred until I was in high school. I attended Roy C. Ketcham High, and we had our Varsity Tennis practices there on the outside courts. As far as I know, they still conduct practices there because RCK is too cheap to build their own courts. It was really nice growing up there and then returning to play games.

Usually I stick to reviews about food. Which is wise, I think. I mean, review someone's service if…read moreyou believe you're particularly qualified to provide useful insights, right? So in that spirit, I thought I'd jot down my view of Cross Court Tennis. I spend a fair bit of time there - 2-3x/week, typically. I play in their leagues, I receive instruction from their pros, I practice. Any place you spend that much time at, you can certainly find things to nitpick and criticize. But this is the deal -- CC bills itself as the best tennis facility in the Hudson Valley, and I have to agree. I've been to pretty much every club on both sides of the river, and this is just clear as day. Lou and Ron have been singular in their focus for tennis players -- and while some members might moan, "why don't they have any gym equipment?" or somesuch other complaint about their lack of fitness diversity -- there are real, tangible benefits to CC being ONLY a tennis club. It is a tennis atmosphere. If you love the sport, I doubt you'll find better competition, better courts, or better options within a 50 mile radius. Maybe 100. My guess is that you won't find a club that matches its value for dollar spent unless you live someplace where you can play outdoors year-round. And oh yeah: I recently got my 7 year-old started on lessons. I gotta say, just seeing the kid smile constantly on a tennis court -- speaks volumes to the way CC runs its business, and where their priorities lie.

This is a smaller, outdated gym.... But, it's usually pretty low key up in there, which makes using…read morethe squat rack a breeze. See, if you go to crunch, or golds, there's a thick meat fest going on, and the fellas like to hold down the squat rack for hours at a time. So, you have to work around your squats, which can ruin your flow. At Taconic, however, maybe 4 people actually do squats, so it's never a problem. Walk in, and B line it right to the squat rack. Sweet! It costs $44 a month, which is almost twice what most places charge, but you get that private feel for the extra cost. Well, it only costs me $25 a month via health ways program for being a Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance carrier. ($25 gets me in all the gyms BOOM) People apparently wait to take the worst smelling dumps ever recorded in human history at this place. I feel bad for the employees who work at the desk which is connected to the men's locker room door. Cardio equipment, free weights, cable machines, and various push, pull, ab and leg machines. A nice sized room for classes, stretching, sleeping, farting, staring at yourself in the mirrors, snorting pre workout, having a sneaky dart, etc. Staff is super friendly, although small, tiny, and weak af. Dan, Dom, and Paul are probably the weakest people you'll ever meet in your life. Don't let that fool you, it has nothing to do with the weights! The weights are perfectly fine, they weigh exactly what it says on them. Mostly, it has to do with them being extremely loose, flapping vagina holes. Seriously, go there. Support the place. It's nice to be able to lift without being surrounded by dozens of stacked ass body builders deflating your sense or accomplishment, because your a scrawny twig with horrible form and no rhyme or reason.

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It's a nice quiet, little park, next to the lake. There's an elaborate jungle gym there for the…read morechildren. A basketball court and a Porto-San, that was clean.

And here I thought the Poughkeepsie location was good. This Wappingers location blows me away!…read more The exterior is pretty bland but tucked inside is a really stellar PF location! The gym is very neat and clean, laid out very well and a lot of good options. There's a section of cardio up on a cool second level that overlooks the main machines area. The staff were very accommodating with helping me get acquainted with the layout. Great GREAT location, wish I was in Wappingers more often to visit!

Getting charged while the place is closed for renovations. Force us to use apps and direct bank…read morepayments but don't allow to suspend membership through the app.