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    Blink Fitness - South Orange - Typical representation of PureGym

    Blink Fitness - South Orange

    2.7(26 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    The 5:00 AM Solidarity (Or Lack Thereof)…read more It is currently 5:20 AM on May 14, 2026, and I am standing outside a locked glass door like a Victorian orphan peering into a bakery--except instead of bread, I'm craving a rusted dumbbell and the smell of industrial-grade floor cleaner. Let's be incredibly clear: Nobody is here to socialize. If you see someone at the gym at 5:00 AM, they didn't wake up at the crack of "Why God?" because they were seeking human connection. We are not here to "network," we are not here to "vibe," and we certainly aren't here to hear about your weekend. The 5 AM Manifesto * Eye Contact is a Crime: If our eyes meet, it was an accident, and we should both legally be required to look at the floor for three to five business days. * The Purpose: We are here because we have internal demons that can only be silenced by repetitive heavy lifting or because our pre-workout kicked in at 4:45 AM and if we don't move a stationary bike soon, our hearts might actually exit our ribcages. * The Silence: The only acceptable sounds are the clanking of plates, the aggressive thud of a treadmill, and the collective, silent prayer that the employee with the keycard didn't oversleep. Current Status: The Great Lockout Right now, there are six of us in the parking lot. We are all staring at the door with the intensity of a heist crew waiting for the vault to blow. "We didn't get up before the sun just to watch the streetlights flicker, Brenda. Open the door so I can do three sets of squats and go back to being a functional member of society by 8:00 AM." To the staff member currently tucked under a warm duvet: You are standing between a group of highly caffeinated, sleep-deprived individuals and their only source of endorphins. For the love of all things holy, turn on the lights. We have a purpose. And that purpose is finishing this workout before our brains realize how much this actually sucks.

    I have to be honest, before I went to this Blink location I was worried based upon the reviews…read morebelow. I can say honestly that my visit today was a mixed bag, but overall a good experience. Located in the same parking lot as a Stop & Shop in South Orange, Blink Fitness is in a medium-is sized building. When you enter you see the (relatively small) front desk. There was one person behind the counter and he helped check me in manually as the app was having some issues. When I told him this was my first visit he was very kind about offering to show me around if necessary. I thanked him and went to work out. I mainly used the open workout area which had two Bosu balls, plenty of Yoga balls, mats and foam rollers. There was a rack of smaller weights on the side. There were also boxes for jumps and some risers. Overall it was all the equipment you need for a pretty good body weight work out (which I always appreciate). Everything was fairly well organized and clean. I paid special attention to the ceiling tiles as I walked around and did not see any mold (but such things take time to appear if there is a problem). I also used a treadmill which worked without a problem. I was there around 8am on a weekday and there were plenty of free cardio machines. Most people seemed focused on the various weights and cable machines. The locker room looked clean swept and mopped. That said, there was a very curious smell outside the lockers and inside. I've been to plenty of gyms in my time and I know you're going to deal with some funk now and then, but this was something very different. It was bearable but I think they could do with a hit of industrial cleaners on the lockers, floors and shower walls to be safe. Overall I had a good experience and will be visiting this location again.

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    Baker-Street-Yoga

    4.6(14 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    It was my first try with hot yoga. I don't fully understand the appeal of sweating so much…read more Admittedly, I don't think I'm proper audience for this place. It's less of a spiritual practice than a light cardio workout. We go through the poses quickly, and repeat them almost like a circuit. After class, I feel like I've done some light exercise rather than limber and relaxed. I did enjoy classes with Hailee. She has great energy and goes around to help you out with your poses. If hot yoga/cardio is your niche, you will enjoy this studio. The instructors are kind and it's very welcoming place

    Came here once with a friend for their Friday night beginning's warm yoga class, which was taught…read moreby Dana Murphy. It's a small space with just one studio for class. Doors lock promptly when class starts, so don't be late! Our class was pretty crowded, over 20 people. We had five mats per row, pushed so that if everyone sat crosslegged, you'd probably bump knees with your neighbor. But it worked out okay. Most of the people who were taking the class seemed like regulars and they were fairly friendly. Overall, I really enjoyed the class, but I didn't really think it was geared that well towards beginners. The instructor called out poses instead of explaining them, and she walked around the room a lot so it was not possible to look at her for reference. Instead, I had to hope that the person in front of me knew what she was doing, since I was just mimicking her. Luckily, the woman in front of me was a pro, but it still made class kind of confusing. The class lasted over an hour. I really enjoyed the semi-meditative talk through at the beginning and end of the class. I felt like I got a good work out, and I felt mentally rejuvenated at the end. The studio has plenty of yoga mats if you don't have your own, as well as blankets, "bricks" (which I'd never used before, but they do help with some of the poses!), and small towels. There isn't really a private changing area, but there is a back space with sliding doors where they keep the aforementioned supplies. There are two sinks, hand soap, and a mirror there. There is also a water cooler in the front. I'd love to come back for this class whenever I have time. I don't know what their regular classes are like, but hopefully once I have a better work schedule I can try those too!

    Crunch Fitness - Springfield

    Crunch Fitness - Springfield

    2.2(20 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    overcrowded to point where you can't exercise, all teenagers with zero gym etiquette, people…read moresitting on machines and just texting, tripods everywhere, weights all over floor, no staff to monitor the floor. just a really bad and frustrating experience. Long time members like myself are leaving the gym because it seems that they just want to sell as many memberships as possible to as many high school kids as possible. A really bad business model because at the end of the summer there won't be steady customers such as myself.

    Completely Unprofessional and Misleading…read more I signed up for a 3-month training program at this gym under the impression that I'd receive consistent, professional coaching. What I actually got was a revolving door of trainers--two different ones in just a month and a half and on my way to a third one. Each time a new trainer came in, the program changed direction completely, making it impossible to build any momentum or see real results. I should have read the online reviews before signing up for their training, they are clearly scamming people out of their money. Despite showing up for every scheduled class, the instability of the program has made the experience frustrating and pointless. To make matters worse, now that it's clear the gym cannot deliver what was promised, they are refusing to terminate the contract. I'm being held to a commitment they clearly can't uphold themselves. The lack of accountability, professionalism, and respect for their clients' time and money is unacceptable. If you're considering this gym, think twice before locking yourself into any kind of contract. They're more interested in keeping your money than keeping their word.

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