LA fitness we did a week trial pass. We were hoping to join up but the pool has been down since…read moreNovember. The lady wants to swim some laps. We probably would have done the family plan if everyone was in agreement. Anyhow, probably stay at our current gyms for the time being. Spacious, cardio upstairs on the overpass walkway. Basketball court always busy. Sauna is a bit tight. It gets pretty busy but we didn't end up waiting for anything and got our workouts done efficiently. Free weights, bench racks incline flat and decline. Squat racks, smith machines, cable machines, racquet ball courts, cardio machines and stretching area. They also have a cafe and vending machines for your smoothies and protein needs. Parking lot is limited during peak times but there's plenty of space to find a spot. People make their own too haha. Overall a good spot in the area. Some of the equipment definitely felt like it's been moved, but manager did say they always try to fix anything that's down quickly. Hopefully that's the same with the pool!

It was my first time visiting LA Fitness Stoughton. I've been on the hunt for a new gym without…read moregoing too far & one of the amenities that I was the most excited about was the indoor pool. I'm a former swimmer & miss lap swimming, so finding a gym w/ a pool would be ideal for me! Unfortunately, the pool has been out of service since November & they've been having HVAC issues + I guess struggling to find someone to come to fix it? Not entirely sure but hopefully the issue will be resolved soon. They have lots of cardio machines, mainly on the second floor. There are stairmasters on the first floor by the locker rooms, weight area is in the back of the gym first floor along w/ a bunch of machines scattered around, and a cycle room. Locker rooms have saunas in both men & women's. I do like that they have a cycle room! I'm a big fan of spin & would like to pop in to one of these classes eventually. If you like playing basketball, they have an indoor court as well! Staff is really nice here & for the most part, the gym was kept pretty clean. The membership plans are quite affordable, in my opinion! I've gone to gyms where I've spent hundreds of dollars a month, less than $100/month, and Planet Fitnesses/Crunch but I would say LA Fitness' memberships are a great deal if you're looking for a place that has more amenities than your typical weights-only gym w/o paying Lifetime/Equinox prices...also actually cheaper than our local YMCAs. Standard membership is ~$30 but if you sign up for a family plan (w/ $99 initiation fee), each person is $20/month up to 4 people per plan. The equipment here does seem worn but didn't come across any that were broken or anything. There are some machines that I was hoping to see and not sure if they will be getting some new machines? Honestly, still debating on joining membership because my main goal was to find a gym that has a pool and it's uncertain when the pool issue will be fixed. Parking: they have a good size free parking lot but it does get pretty packed & many people end up parking in non-spots lol. ***Babysitting is available if you have kids in the household! $10 extra add-on/month per kid to membership***

I'm so fucking happy I remembered this place existed. I'm from Stoughton, I moved away, but I come…read moreto town to visit my family pretty often. I legit had a panic attack at the trouble it was finding anything at all on class pass, let alone good yoga, barre, and spin. Like literally I was malfunctioning and this happens everytime I come to town. The boutique fitness here is not even mid, I know it's the suburbs but it sucks and throws me off my fitness routine everytime I come home. Plus I eat all the shit I don't eat where I live here, fucking town spa and bullshit. I just can't. Googled yoga after not being able to book a 9:30 class somewhere like near Dedham idk. I really don't remember this area. Ummm. I totally forgot I used to come here the first years they were open and I was like early years of college. (20 yrs ago wtf) anyway this place really was the catalyst to my fitness journey. I was wicked lazy and silly, and just kind of fucked around bc I didn't and still don't know how to use weights, and was really a dancer, however; I loveee group fitness. This place only got better!! The instructors are fucking amazing, I sucks at names but the barre teacher wow! Slay queen,. I needed that. Barre in LA could use you. And Gail is a g!! Love her. I also had the pleasure of doing Zumba with the homies. If you know you know. Anyway 25$ for a week pass is silly stupid. And I will be back everytime this fucking town sucks me back for a visit.

Very nice gym. Not as big as other gyms I've been to but still nice overall. Staff are nice for the…read moremost part, always greeting people at the front. The gym is clean and so are the bathrooms! The woman that cleans does a great job! Pretty quiet gym if you don't come around 5-7pm

I was hesitant about writing this review, but I think it's important to share an honest experience…read more Lighting: The lighting throughout the gym is very harsh--extremely white--and combined with the white walls, it creates an uncomfortable environment. Lighting in a gym isn't just aesthetic; it directly affects safety, performance, mood, and the overall workout experience. Equipment Condition: A significant amount of the cardio equipment is not functional. It's frustrating to see equipment moved from the old location to the new one without being properly repaired. Many machines are in poor condition and need maintenance or adjustment. TVs: All the TVs display the same content, which feels repetitive and uninspired. It would be a big improvement to include a variety of options like music videos, workout-related YouTube channels, educational fitness content, or even news. Music: The music selection is consistently heavy metal, which may not appeal to everyone and can be demotivating for many members. Music plays a major role in workouts--it boosts performance, increases motivation, reduces perceived effort, and helps maintain focus. A mix of genres like EDM, house, pop, and remixes (typically in the 120-140 BPM range) would create a more inclusive and energizing atmosphere. Warm-Up / Stretching Area: The stretching area is too small and cluttered with unnecessary equipment. It would benefit from better organization and the addition of useful items like resistance bands. The current layout negatively impacts the overall experience. Safety Concerns: The hallways leading to the bathrooms are overcrowded with equipment and tools, making the space feel unsafe. In the event of an emergency evacuation, this could become a serious issue and would likely be flagged during a safety inspection. Functional Trainers: Many of the cable machines are in poor condition and need maintenance. Some have uneven cable resistance or mismatched thickness between sides, which directly affects workout performance and balance. Bathrooms: Basic supplies like paper towels are often missing. Additionally, signage encouraging proper use (e.g., not disposing of gum or trash in urinals) would help maintain cleanliness. Water Access: There should be a proper water dispenser for filling bottles. Relying only on water fountains is not practical for members during workouts and doesn't meet basic expectations for convenience. Front Desk Staff: The front desk staff could significantly improve their attitude. They are often not welcoming, which sets a negative tone from the moment you walk in. As the face of the gym, they should create a friendly and professional first impression for members. Overall: The gym has lost the strong bodybuilding atmosphere that made the previous location stand out. Right now, the experience doesn't match expectations. I would recommend management visit facilities like Mass Underground or Olympus Gym for inspiration on layout, equipment quality, and overall environment. At this point, I'm seriously considering canceling my membership

Thought they would at least have some new machines and equipments since they are in a new location…read morebut all the machines are extremely old and dumb bells are rusty. If you have a cut on your hands, I don't know about touching those rusty metals. The rowing machine seat was wobbly. The handle was sticky even after wiping it before use. I didn't want to touch anything else and left. Other than that, the front desk guy was friendly.

Great gym the staff are always so friendly.The machine options are standard but for the abs and…read morestretching area it's always so packed and tight as well there's always a random machine broken... There are 4 stair masters but only two works .

First of all the machine are always broken,can you guys hire more mature staff??? Well I had a…read moresituation where I was waiting for the hydro massage,the staff told me the person in there, would be done in 15 seconds,I waited 5 minutes and asked why did it restart if it had only 15 seconds,at this point another staff jumps in the conversation, asked him was he the manager??? If not he should mind his buisness!!!! Then the manager comes over and ask me to leave!!! This planet fitness is the worst!!! Most of their equipment is broken!!! You need to hire adults ,with communication skills,and respect for the paying customers not these little kids!!

A fine regular normal ymca. Not a lot of extras but it's clean and fine. Hanover and wareham are…read morenicer with sauna and steam if that's your thing.

This was our first visit here for open swim and it was our last. The place was dirty, the pool was…read moreway overcrowded, and the lifeguards were less then interested with watching over the children at play in the pool. We spent an our there and a good amount of that time was myself getting two toddlers changed on the way in and o. The way out. I snapped a couple photos and showed management on the way out. The manager heard me out and was responsive when she decided to meet me out in the parking lot requesting a copy of the pictures I told her that I took, but I was less then pleased with the result. We were clearly miserable and I do believe she could have done more to rectify our experience. $25 was a rip off. Ive never seen a ymca in such disarray and we are frequent visitors at other locataions. The pool and clutter around it was hazardess. Would not recommend this YMCA for a safe swim for children and families. Lifeguards should not be on their phones or daydreaming at the ceiling. The young lifeguard with the auburn/red ponytail should be spoken to and re trained.

What a great place! Seven brand new state of the art pickleball courts. I played on the Wednesday…read morenight intermediate league and had a lot of fun. It was easy to make court reservations for me and my friends.

Shady business practices- be warned! Have tried many times to cancel my membership. You call & they…read moresay you have to come in and see the manager - you come in & the manager never seems to be there & the staff aren't authorized to cancel memberships. And apparently you don't need a membership at all to use the basketball court. Don't sign the forever contract!

Pretty solid gym, a little crowded but this was on a Monday morning at around 9am. my boyfriend…read morebrought me as his guest to this gym. their range of equipment was good and it was clean and organized!

This planet fitness is fine. I'm not sure why it has so many bad reviews. I've been going here for…read moreabout a year now. It's your standard Planet Fitness, no more, no less. There's a large parking lot for parking and it's attached to the mall. They have the standard cardio set up with stationary bikes, treadmills, and ellipticals plus a separate black card member area with tanning booths, massage chairs, and hydromassage beds. They have a decent weight room with about 8 benches and 5 free weight racks to do deadlifts. What keeps me coming here is that since it's in further away from the city, it's less busy than other Planet Fitness locations. When it does get busy, I'm usually able to still use the free weights and machines within 30 minutes. I've never seen the treadmills or ellipticals full. The staff here are pleasant, the locker room and bathroom are large and clean. I personally don't see too many broken machines like some other PF locations. Overall, not a bad place to get your workouts in if you're a shy gym goer like me.

It's great to walk in and feel such a high energy atmosphere I really felt motivated to work out…read moreand train !! But I was dropping of my son for some one on one basketball training The staff are so tentative and knowledgeable !! my son loves it !!

I can't believe this place got all 5 Stars. My 13 year old son and his friend attended camp here in…read moreAugust. My son's normally confident friend looked crushed on the second day when I picked them up. They went on to tell me the friend was pointed at and made fun of the way he moved his arms. He was told what he was doing was wrong, but not shown the right way. One of the trainers just responded "wrong", everytime he didn't like the way a kid did something, and again did not show them the right way. The entire group was told by the female trainer that they "all were terrible at basketball and uncoachable". She furthermore went on to say "none of them would play basketball in college". My son said no one inquired about playing college basketball, so I'm not sure what the point of that was. They were called "disgusting" because someone left a napkin and a piece of popcorn on the ground. My son and his friend were the oldest in the group. I observed 7-10 year olds. I get trying to be hard on kids to motivate them, but belittling someone is not the way to do it, especially at such a young age. What really bothered me was a trainer told the kids, "I got 2 hours of sleep last night and had to get up and come here for you guys". Apparently, the owner did not share the $200 it cost each kid to attend with the trainers, and he was a volunteer. Again, something you do not say to kids.

Excellent instruction in traditional Chinese martial arts: praying mantis kung fu, and tai chi. The…read moremantis is the tai chi substyle of mantis, but that's just a name; it's a northern style with lots of movement. The tai chi they do teach includes instruction in simplified Yang tai chi as well as sword forms, and a few unique soft forms from the tai chi mantis lineage.