I had called this gym to ask some questions and I needed help with my email being changed because…read morethere was a mistake made on my email when I got my membership, and Mia was a great help because she reset my email and I appreciate her patience and time she took to answer any questions I had.

I decided to give EOS a shot, and I have to say I was pretty impressed by the layout. I visited on…read moreSuper Bowl Sunday, and I was surprised to see so many people! Almost made me hesitant, but I was told it's usually quieter on Sundays. Everyone just wanted to get a workout in before the big game. I met Joel Hall - cool guy, funny, attentive, and a great salesman. They offer some nice recovery options like Cryolounge, compression boots, Hypervolt percussion massage, and human touch massage chairs. I was told those are an extra $10 a month, which isn't bad if you're into recovery stuff. Here's what Joel tried to pitch: personal training once a week for $50 plus a $50 sign-up fee= that's $100 total. Or twice a week for $94 a session with a $20 down payment=that's $55 per session. It felt a little steep, but if that works for you, definitely reach out to Joel. One thing to note; when I called the day before, I was told they had a steam room and dry sauna. Joel kept emphasizing the "dry sauna," but he never mentioned they didn't have a steam room at that location. Turns out, the steam room is at their Montclair location, just a heads up. They also don't have a pool. The dry sauna is not co-ed, which I personally like.

I started training with Coley after a really difficult time in my life. I had been in a car…read moreaccident and gained a lot of weight while dealing with back pain. I was going to physical therapy, but eventually they told me there wasn't much more they could do for me unless I lost about 65 pounds. That was a tough thing to hear, but it pushed me to take my health seriously. That's when I started working with Coley, and honestly it was one of the best decisions I've ever made for myself. He didn't just throw workouts at me and hope for the best he really listened to what my body was going through and built workouts that helped me get stronger without making my injuries worse. Over time, I hit my goal and lost the 65 pounds I needed to lose. Even more important, my back pain is gone and my quality of life is so much better. I move differently, I feel stronger, and I have so much more confidence in my body again. Coley is the real deal. If you're looking for someone who actually cares about his clients and will hold you accountable, he's your guy. I don't play around with my money, and there were times I had to work an extra day just to make sure I could keep training with him. That's how much I believed in the results and he absolutely delivered. If you want someone real, supportive, and knowledgeable who can truly help change your life, I highly recommend Coley. Here is my before and after exactly one year apart.

I've been training with Coley for the past 9 months and have seen amazing results. I've gotten…read morestronger, more toned, and much more confident in the gym. He's always on time, super knowledgeable, and genuinely cares about helping his clients reach their goals. He knows how to push you while still making workouts enjoyable. If you're looking for a trainer who actually knows what he's doing and gets results, I highly recommend Coley!

I've been meaning to leave a review of this gym for a long while now. I've honestly had nothing but…read moreamazing experiences being at this gym for the past 2 years. I currently have multiple gym memberships and this one tends to be the best out of them all and it's a hidden gem for sure. The gym is a mix for both personal training and a key fob access style gym for solo gym go-ers. One thing I really appreciate is the amount of equipment in the gym and the dedication to add more & more. Seriously seems like your money spent is put back into the place and that's something I don't see big corporate gyms do often. And speaking of big box gyms, the amount of times I've walked into my other gyms and walked out after 2 exercises due to crowdedness and waiting and went straight here after is insane but awesome to know when I walked into 6th sense it's pretty much a 10/10 solid workout when I'm done. Even if it were to be crowded at times, there's so much equipment that you can still have an awesome workout or not wait long. It's also because of this gym I was able to win my first men's physique bodybuilding competition this past May. It's open 24/7, has more than enough equipment in two different areas in the gym (including my new favorite brand Panatta), isn't as crowded as the rest, and has a great community. From my experience, everyone at Sixth Sense is pretty cool. The Trainers are doing their thing and seem respectful towards their clients and anyone in the gym. I high-key tend to keep to myself as the other gyms I have people that tend to talk to me a lot and not that that's bad, but I'd like to lock in when I go workout sometimes. That said, there have been trainers that see me come in regularly and tend to say hi and I appreciate that because that's just part of the welcoming community & environment that this gym seems to instill. I will say that there are people that record in the gym, myself included, with tripods and all that but should be noted that when I do see people recording, they respect the gym member first. I personally feel that there should be a safe place to record gym videos as there are people that do so to add attention to their business, brand, or personal use content. With respect if that bothers you, just know that I have walked in front of peoples camera set-ups unintentionally multiple times before and they didn't get pissed off or press you about it (not that it's right that they should) and have been really cool about it. This really does add to the mindset that everyone respects the regular gym go-er just trying to get their workout in first. Lastly, I appreciate the Owner for being very quick, efficient, and supportive when it comes to customer service. Whenever I reached out via text about any questions or issues with my account, he's been very quick and cool to work with and that is awesome to get that type of service nowadays. Super under-rated gym that deserves all the success in the world. Will recommend and keep coming for as long as I'm here!

Terrible experience at this neglected gym!…read more I joined this gym on the beginning of this month (April ) and got my membership canceled by the owner 12 days later which I only used the facility 3 days to workout. I have multiple gym memberships from commercial to private gyms and this was a first. I always clean and unload the machines after each use and this day was not a different day. I was approached by the manager of the gym which is the owners brother in a disrespectful way, telling me to rerack the weights from previous machine which I clearly unload the machine, but the gym does lack on weights stations to unload to it, so I left on the side of the machine organized which he told me to put where I got them from, which was from walking around the gym grabbing from machine to machine and I told him that it doesn't make any sense when they lack on stations to drop the weights on it. Although I went back and did what he said. I pay to go there not to work there. 2 minutes later as you see the screenshot, the owner Mario texted me saying it is courtesy but them is rules which is not on the contract anyway. So they canceled my membership when I didn't even left the machines loaded or weights on the floor. Unfortunately this was a act of discrimination from the manager to me as a person as there was one other dude earlier time leaving all weights on the machines and nothing was said. I was going to cancel the membership on Friday due to this gym been neglected for long time. Machines are mostly ripped off , tapped or some broken. Machines are on top of each others or next to the walls with wires or ladders next to or impossible to load them, so many hazards. Bathrooms are dirty and trash all over the place most the time and barely anyone at the gym. Men's locker room is a mini one dirty with broken toilet and main door doesn't even fully close. What you see on IG are all filters and angles, they clearly misleading people, I joined online on their website from social media, as if I add gone see it before in person I wouldn't ever join it.

I originally came in just wanting to fix my form and learn how to lift properly, and that's what…read moreI've been getting. Kacy is big on progression and basically operates under the assumption that you can always go up in weight, which has pushed my strength up (especially hip thrusts and RDLs). It's small group training, which keeps the energy up because everyone's working at the same time. He'll keep you accountable and make sure you finish your sets and there's a decent chance you'll leave with a random nickname you didn't ask for but it does keep things entertaining. In my first month I've already seen measurable changes in strength and body composition, so it's been interesting to see the progress show up pretty quickly. Curious to see what the next couple months look like.

I found Kacy through a friend and started training with him about 6 months postpartum. Before…read morehaving my baby, I ran casually ran a couple half marathons), did some indoor rock climbing, and dabbled with free weights on my own--but nothing too intense. I always seemed to over-strain something and end up injured, so I was pretty hesitant about jumping back into weight training after having a baby. That's when I decided to look for a personal trainer. From day one, I was impressed by Kacy's knowledge and expertise. He has this uncanny ability to gauge exactly how much I can lift just by watching me do a single set--which I'm guessing comes from years of experience, but it's still impressive to see in action. Here's the thing about Kacy that might throw you off at first: he often looks distracted, like he's not paying attention. But don't let that fool you! He's tracking everything--your form, your reps, your timing--and he'll call you out if you're slacking on your sets. It's actually kind of amazing how dialed in he is even when it doesn't look like it. If you're looking for a knowledgeable trainer who will push you and keep you accountable (even when you think he's not watching), Kacy's your guy. Highly recommend!

Melrick is amazing as a personal trainer. He was thorough with his training plans and he tailored…read moremine according to my needs as a pregnant mom-to-be. He helped keep me on track for my health goals by making weekly changes to my exercise plans based on my progress. His check-ins were always consistent and the most helpful in his honesty and constructive feedback! I'd recommend him to anyone needing a change in their lifestyle to get healthy!

Love working out with Melrick. Great one on one sessions focused on your personal goals. Very…read moreaccommodating with your personal schedule and goes out of his way to exceed your expectations! His personal gym makes your workout experience comfortable and enjoyable. Highly recommend to check him out!

Amazing motivation for the push you need in your newest challenges for a healthier lifestyle…read more Mike knows exactly what you need to reach your goals building up strength physically and mentally. I appreciateand and highly recommend Mike as your personal fitness coach

I have been training at Mike's Fitness for about 2 months now. I am 59, recently lost a significant…read moreamount of weight and wanted to get healthier, and tone up. I have noticed several things since going to Mike's, one is that the work outs are working, and I am noticing significant changes in my body. I am also being guided on diet, and "healthy living". I have realized that Mike really cares about the people that he is training, and puts together a routine that works best for each individual. I can't speak highly enough about my experience with Mike's Fitness. I highly recommend this business for everyone.

I haven't trained here... yet (I have several friends that do, and they love it). I'm writing to…read morereview their on site masseuse Audrey (Tuesdays and Fridays). Incredible experience tailored to my needs with a wonderful person. I will be back.

I work from home, so finding something that gets me out, moving, and feeling good has been huge…read more Their small class sizes are perfect for me; large group workouts give me anxiety, but here I actually feel comfortable. The classes are no more than 6 people at a time. You'll get to know the people in your classes over time, and it feels very supportive instead of intimidating. Coach Nancy and Coach Alyssa are amazing. They're attentive, encouraging, and always help me modify movements when I need to. I've been sedentary for a while, I have rheumatoid arthritis, and I'm limited with a bad knee, and they always make sure I can workout safely while still making progress. The first few weeks were hard for me, I felt very awkward because I've never done any kind of strength training before. But now I can really feel the difference in just 2 months time. Sarah, the owner, is incredibly warm and welcoming, and Daniel is always insightful, friendly, and helpful. The entire staff keeps you engaged, and accountable, but not in a pushy way, in a "just right" way. The workouts are efficient, structured, and I leave feeling stronger and more confident every week. I'm really glad I joined, it is exactly what I needed.

This gym is completely unrecognizable from what it used to be. What once felt like a true community…read morenow feels like a corporate rebrand that forgot the people who built it. The culture has shifted away from the diverse, welcoming vibe that reflected Ontario and into a loud, performative, hyper- bro, heavy metal/rock atmosphere. It's not technically "bro only," but if you're not part of that energy, you're effectively invisible. When new ownership came in, they fired the long-time employees who made the gym feel like home, and since then the environment has become uncomfortable and oddly transactional. The vibe now feels performative rather than genuine. The trainers are loud for the sake of being loud, hyped to an almost cracked-out level that feels disingenuous instead of motivating. The favoritism is impossible to miss. I'm here weekly, and Miguel, the owner, has never once acknowledged my existence. No hello. No nod. No eye contact. Meanwhile, he's fist-bumping the men on either side of me like it's a frat boy reunion. Every. Single. Time. As a woman, it's hard not to see the pattern. He'll happily engage with the conventionally attractive women, but if you're just a normal person trying to work out, you're ignored. If you're not ripped, or radiating alpha energy, you're background noise. It's giving used car salesman confidence with a dash of outdated male chauvinism.. A gym should empower people and make them feel welcome, not dismissed or overlooked. It's genuinely disappointing to watch a once inclusive space push away the very community that made it successful in the first place. P.s. please diversify the music again! We need some reggaton, rap, and EDM... It's missing some Ontario culture.

The 4 PM class with Autumn definitely caught my attention. I usually work out with my headphones in…read moreand tune everything else out since I'm not in the class, but I forgot my headphones this time, and her energy still came through. The workout itself looked intense and pushed the class to the edge. No one was coasting, and the pace stayed high the entire time. Autumn stayed locked in with her group, motivating and pushing them without letting the energy drop. You could see how much the class fed off her. Her motivation felt real, not forced, and it showed in the effort everyone was giving. Even just watching from the side, it was obvious her energy is unmatched. She's the kind of coach that makes people push harder and stay engaged.