No mask, no thank you. What is it about these gyms that stress health and fitness--yet don't care…read moreabout health during a pandemic and don't think masks are important?? I usually go to a gym to workout not to risk dying. Sorry hard pass.

For what I need, this gym works for me. It's close to my house and they have a good selection of…read moreequipment for me to embarrass myself trying to use. I'm not big into fitness, I never "learned" how to work out .. so I just work a circuit around a few machines and call it a day. It's pretty quiet most afternoons, the staff is always nice. I haven't needed to bother them for/about anything but I am confident if I needed something my concern or request would be handled adequately.

My wife and I moved to Chicago from New York City and needed to stay with her parents in Frankfort…read morewhile our home was being renovated downtown. We were concerned about finding a good Crossfit box in the south suburbs. We had grown accustomed to two excellent boxes in Manhattan, 212 Crossfit and ICE NYC (started by 2014 Crossfit winner, Camille Leblanc-Bazinet), and didn't think it was possible to find anything comparable to the Big Apple in the area. A family friend recommended Crossfit Dinami run by Paul and Dallas Stefanos. From the beginning, our experience was exceptional and our concerns about finding a great box vanished. In many ways, our experience at Dinami surpassed the already high standards of Manhattan boxes. Paul and Dallas are incredibly knowledgeable and fully dedicated to their mission. They have assembled a talented team that strikes the perfect balance between providing solid feedback without compromising confidence. The workouts are challenging while providing thoughtful scaling options that ensure everyone can improve their skills while getting an excellent workout irrespective of experience. Now that our renovation is almost over, we are ironically worried about moving to a big city and not finding a box as wonderful as Dinami! It's a true gem in the south suburbs and an incredible value for some of the best exercise programming we've found anywhere!

I'm from Cincinnati, OH and visited CFD today. Friendly coaches, huge and very clean facility…read more Dallas was kind to show me their warm-up and was able to buy some tee shirts! I'll definitely come back when I'm in town again

I've been a member of Orange theory for a little over a year now. I've made so much progress!…read moreEverything is great from the easiness of booking classes online, the check in process with the SAs and all of the coaches. The SAs are always so helpful with any questions I have. The coaches are great about correcting form and being motivating in class. There are always different challenges throughout the year that continue to keep me motivated. Joining Orange theory was the best decision I made for myself! :)

Let's just say, I hated OTF when I first joined in 2021...I had baby weight to lose (who was age 5…read moreby then). I was sore. My joints hurt. But I pulled through and made it a goal to OTF at least 2xs a week. Before I knew it, I was doing the Transformation Challenge (3 workouts/week for 8 weeks), Mayhem, and Hell Week (more challenges). I hated lifting weights but came to love it through OTF. My 40-something year old body just couldn't afford to hate weights. Now, I do at least 2 strength classes a week. Try it, you will love it and be hooked. The coaches, the staff, the members, they are awesome. There are tons of OTFs across the country (all honor the memberships, pretty much) so when I travel I still get my workouts in. The times are convenient for a busy gal like me. Pre-booking gets me into the studio and the coaches do the rest. Speaking of coaches: Karly, Valencia, Mo, Dylan, Julie...they all rock!

Steph is the best weight loss coach in Chicago!! I went through her 21 Day Challenge and have…read moreworked with her privately. She's not only a personal trainer and yoga instructor, but also a professional life coach. She helped boost my confidence and change the way I view my body - plus I lost 10 lbs!! Thanks Steph!

Stephanie is a sweet, smart, knowlegable, experienced trainer. She is caring and wise beyond her…read moreyears. She's also fun to be around. I highly recommend her!

Ed helped and guided me to rehab from a bulging disc L4/L5. He showed me with personal training to…read morestrengthen my hips and core to support my back. I was able to progress to the group team training. I now am living pain free, strong to keep up with my teenagers, and forever mindful to keep working out and moving safely.

Pulse Fit sessions are a great workout! Blake is a very knowledgeable & encouraging coach. They…read moreoffer modified exercises for different fitness levels, so it is really for anyone. I am feeling stronger every day. Definitely stop in and check it out!

From the very beginning, this experience was very poor. From the initial on line attempt to get an…read moreappointment to the extensive questioning of forms & verification, it made me decide NOT to even do the therapy.

I cannot recommend highly enough Athletico in Manhattan, IL. They work with the patients…read moreschedule, while addressing the patients particular needs. Thanks again all.

Things started off weird at this place. We go around the circle and say the dogs name, breed and…read morebreeder. The trainer was all smiles learning about where all of these pure bread dogs came from. Then it was my turn, I have a mutt. I feel like the smile quickly was gone and she just said "oh." We adopted our dog from a pretty bad situation. I'm happy we did, rescue all the way. He's a little timid and shy, but that's why we thought puppy school would be great for him. He'd learn some lessons, and most importantly get socialized a little. That's when we got our first lesson "dogs should not interact before class, during class, or after class." How crazy is that?! I've been to other dog training places for previous dogs and there is ALWAYS a socializing element. Dogs switch handlers, play with each other, have other people play with them, etc. It gets them use to those situations. Instead, our poor puppy is now not just timid, but is deathly afraid of other people and dogs. Through this class he was taught that he is bad for trying to play with people and other dogs. Thank god spring is almost here and we can try to undo what this class has taught him by bringing him on walks and to the dog park. It will take some time though.... This trainer is an agility dog trainer, and that's what you're going to get. By the end we stopped going to class because it became useless. She should have spend less time on tricks and things like that, and more time socializing and working on different situations with the dogs. We did learn sit, stay, down etc. But we could have practiced healing more, and other basics that we ended up teaching our puppy on our own.

I really think Rush n around is a great agility place. Even tho Lipton was never going to compete…read morehe loved it. He is an older rescue dog from Tennessee. So , no, breed doesn't matter and both trainers realize that not all dogs are purebreds, nor will all dogs compete. I wish he could continue but his age and arthritis and heart murmur have slowed him down. This is not a basic training class nor socialization period. To expect something other than what you signed up for is unrealistic. I recommend this facility to everyone even tho Lipton is unable to continue