Life Time at Old Orchard is a great gym with excellent equipment, a wide variety of classes, and…read moreclean, modern facilities. The pool, basketball courts, and family amenities make it a great option for individuals and families alike. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is that it can get very busy during peak hours, and the premium membership price is on the higher side. Overall, it's a well-maintained fitness club with plenty to offer, and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality gym.

I came in for a tour and had a horrible experience. The person providing the tour was uninterested…read moreand couldn't answer simple questions. I did not feel welcomed, nor did I feel that this location would provide a top-tier experience.

No joke- it took me 8 years to get enough courage to come back, but I did it! It may have been even…read moremore difficult being 8 years older, but I was so determined to master it that I bought a 10 pack. I'm nearing the end of my 10 pack and am far from mastering lagree. In fact, I would say it's not possible to master this workout, but there are plenty of women in my classes that seem to be experts. And they have perfect lagree bodies as a result! I've tried a variety of teachers and have liked them all! Each class is pretty different, but I leave feeling pretty shaky in my core, legs and arms. I swapped regular pilates for this and feel like I'm getting a much better workout! I do miss the stretch that came with regular pilates, but this really works every muscle of your body. I'm going to continue to try to master it, but it may take another few ten packs to get there!

Studio Lagree originates from Hollywood, and this studio concept workout combines core, endurance,…read morecardio, balance, strength and flexibility training. Booking online is easy, and the instructors are great; the sessions sometimes go over a few minutes, so definitely worth the higher price point. This location is in Highland Park, and nestled in a small strip plaza with ample parking. +online booking +friendly instructors +ample parking

My friend invited me to brunch at Midtown Athletic Club (they are a member). The public can't just…read morewalk in, there are gates in the lobby and I had to scan a code (and fill out my info) before entering. I visited Midtown before as a prospective member so I know that guests can only enter a limited number of times. We went upstairs past the cardio machines (they are plentiful) and the weight area to the cafe. There are tables and booths that overlook the outdoor pool area (closed for season). It wasn't a large brunch but we had some made-to-order omelets, bacon/sausage and fruit. There was also some potatoes and pastry. When I sat down to eat I received a text from Midtown about a membership. The brunch was bottomless although one omelet was enough for me. I also had two emails from Midtown when I got home, one a waiver of liability and the other a membership offer. I didn't join as a member on my previous visit and I am not going to join now. I already have a Pilates membership that includes three studios with classes from 6am-8pm. Midtown has a Pilates studio but none of the class times work for me. They also have some reformers in the middle of the cardio area reserved for private lessons. If I have a private lesson I would prefer to be in a secluded area, not in the middle for all to see. The facility has many machines, a boxing area, a cycling studio, a theatre, a spa, a cafe, courts, pool, etc and this is a great place for those who need this. There are families who spend the morning at lessons, classes, workouts, then join up in the cafe. This is great for those who are looking for this but it doesn't fit my needs right now.

If you're a dedicated tennis player and competitive, this place is for you. Otherwise, go somewhere…read moreelse.

They put you in contact and they don't work with insurance companies . For that reason I don't…read morerecommend this fitness center.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. I went here for a 7 day trial and I just…read moreneeded a gym to workout in because I was only in the area for a short time - I spoke to Pat and felt welcomed immediately. Super nice guy and even with a mask on, I could hear the enthusiasm and see the smile on his face. After only a brief time at this gym, I wish all anytime fitness clubs were set up like this. Everything in this facility is like a brand new car haha & the set up of all equipment is pretty well-thought out, in my opinion. The gym is also kept super clean which is very important nowadays. So if you wanna see why I'm hyping this place up - I highly recommend you check it out for yourself because out of all the gyms I've been to - this gym has all kinds of equipment that I think is top notch. If I'm in the area again, I will definitely be back!

Love Working out here in the a.m. when in the North Chicago Suburbs traveling for business!read more

Clean with adequate facilities. Staff is friendly and focused on keeping everyone safe as possible…read moredue Covid19. My new gym!

Very friendly and professional staffs! I have enrolled my 10 year old and now his dad enrolled in…read moreboxing as well. Very good boxing coach and staffs!! Will keep my family's membership for sure!

The place has p moved to old elm in highland park. Nothing fancy but some serious training and…read moreboxing if that's what your looking for.

I started training with PFT last spring. I dropped a ton of weight by needed to build muscle and…read morestability. Consistent training is working for me with the guidance of Zeus, Aaron and Josh. Its a friendly place and I heartily recommend them.

I dropped in to perform an open workout and the staff was accommodating and friendly. The gym is…read moreclean and spacious.

I've been working out at VASA for a few months now and this is my honest review. The gym itself…read morehas great equipment and everything you would need to get a great workout in. The hours are extremely flexible being open from 4am-12am most days of the week and I really love that they have a big kids club for parents to be able to have childcare during their workouts. All the staff I've interacted with have always been very polite. Now for the not so good. Most hours of the day, this place is crowded. Certain machines that are extremely popular are very hard to get access to which requires me to wait around for the machine I need. I also get approached numerous times by people asking me how many sets I have left or if they can work in with me. There are a lot of people in their late teens/very early 20s that use this gym as a social club. They will utilize the machines together and stay on for over 30 minutes not allowing other members to have a turn. A lot of people do not wipe their equipment and there seems to be no signage or enforcement to encourage people to do so. I have also noticed that weights don't get put back in the correct spaces or at all in some cases with a few wobbly weight benches and divots in the floors next to the weight racks that you can easily trip in. I love the recovery room and red light therapy but I really wish that yoga was a part of the regular membership instead of requiring an upgrade. The locker room doesn't provide hair dryers, towels or any hygienic items as other gyms do. I'm continuing to use Vasa as of now, but I'm keeping my options open for other gyms in the area that would be less crowded.

Be careful with your teen girls here. There's a PT named Chris that lies about his age to get with…read moreyounger girls (36, said he's 29 to a 19 year old). Then proceeds to hit on her younger sister who's 16. He may still be there since the GM Brian stood by his side even after i submit complaints to him and my PT at the time, Dan. i think the assistant manager Nicole started hiring even younger girls too. Also the PT Andrea has her kid in tae kwon do and learning about asian culture and yet liked to repress and oppress me for singing or expressing myself through YouTube content. Koreans are loud and expressive people, we've been oppressed for it for centuries. Cultural appropriation much. I wonder if this review will even be published with all the censorship going on