I've only remained a member because I mostly utilize the better clubs on my work commute such as…read moreChestnut Hill and Burlington, which are far superior. Worn out and tired looking MetroWest is still bottom of the barrel and in need of several updates. Lifetime MetroWest cannot seem to find good YOGA INSTRUCTORS. They've had them in the past and there are a couple that are good now but most of these classes by good instructors such as Brianda, have been replaced with an inferior, seemingly inexperienced yoga instructor named Caitlin. She seems nice. But she talks too much, too fast and really cannot conduct a yoga class for her life. Yogi's are supposed to be Zen, not chatty and all over the place. They keep plugging her in to new classes and nobody knows why. She's a dreadful teacher gives poor instruction, please replace her.

would be zero if that was an option. horrible management…read more no accountability, tons of theft. broken machines kids use the pool like it's a toilet

How do you feel about listening to music so loud you can't hear yourself think? How do you feel…read moreabout bands tied together multiple times instead of being replaced? How do you feel about a gym being bleached only at the busiest times because the owner won't do it himself and can't get anyone to work for him? This and more only for $60 a month. This place used to be great, but minimal to no upkeep and a more and more absent manager/owner it's fallen far. It's only a matter of time before someone hurts themselves due to poor upkeep and this place disappears

Great equipment and location. This gym has great trainers and the members are generally friendly…read moreand supportive. That's the good. The rest is - -music (on/off, selection and volume) has always been questionable -locker rooms (at least men's) are very bare bones -the weekend opening person (at least previously) would typically show up to open anywhere between scheduled opening and 20+ minutes late -Management sold a previous price increase on going to 24 hour operations and new equipment coming in. 24 hour operations was short lived (not necessarily their fault even if poorly executed) and the new equipment didn't show up for nearly a year and even then was marked "for use with mgmt approval". -while understanding the need for "survival" through Covid, the membership (while closed) and mask (when opened again) policies were questionable. -Cardio equipment is extremely limited. Metfit has increased their membership price past their value at this point for what they offer (excepting only if you really want to work with one of their specific, admittedly great trainers).

An excellent brand new facility for TJX employees. Complete with towel service, instructor-led…read moreclasses, personal training availability and panoramic views of Natick.

The pool is worth it all! Chlorine free and outside in the summer, covered in the winter, hours…read moreare great. Staff is super friendly. This place is not stuffy at all and I have made a few friends here that I see outside the gym. I have my membership on auto pay -- have no intention of leaving even with a 20 minute drive to get here.

Last week a member assaulted a young female employee and the owners waited days to do something…read moreabout it. Only after other members and staff complained. They need to take care of their staff and stop protecting the abusers

Stopped here for a workout! Coach Matt and Kyle were fantastic! The studio is larger than most F45…read morethat I have been to. Both coaches were energetic and went around and helped everyone out. Great location and studio!

F45 Natick is the best gym in the Metrowest area, with fun high intensity workouts that you get…read moregreat results from in just 45 minutes per class! everyone who attends is very motivating and each day you attend is a different style of workout, so you are never doing the same thing over and over again. Love it!!

After joining they closed the pool and hot tub- they closed the spin cycle room and switched to a…read morePilates room which you need to pay extra for- they rent out the yoga room to an outside Physical therapy group for a large part of the day and they closed the child care center. They don't consistently maintain the equipment - when things break the repair can take an extensive period of time. All of this with no change in the membership fees. One other sad note I might add is that the men's bathroom is filthy.

Disgusting facility. Unhealthy conditions. Wood pieces falling off the walls in the sauna…read morecreating dangerous conditions. Mold in the shower area. Overall dirty, dated, unkept facility. Pool area has been closed for over a year. Worst LA Fitness location I have seen

I've been working out at Physical Ed's for two and half years now. This is has been without…read morequestion a completely life changing experience. I've lost 30 pounds and halved my body fat. Ed has supported me the entire way, offered advice and had insights into how to train effectively and safely. He is an amazing resource that wants to help YOU with your fitness goals. The gym itself is always spotlessly clean and all equipment is maintained and in working order. There is enough equipment that you're never waiting or trying to "work in" with another person. There also isn't so much equipment that the space feels cramped and that you're on top of each other. This place truly has everything that you need and nothing you don't. If you're interested in improving your physical and mental fitness I would highly recommend you reach out to Ed and get started. A little bit of commitment and Physical Ed's will change your life, just like it has with mine. Go for it!

5 stars because there where no more to add. Ed is the best…read moretrainer EVER!!! His one on one sessions are awesome in order to understand and learn how to be able to do a workout by yourself. FINALLY a trainer that knows what he is talking about. Goes over your nutrition too and stays on top of everything. Gym is super clean at all times which was a huge factor for me and members are very friendly. Highly recommended!!!

First off, let me say that all of PF Management's responses to every complaint I've read is that we…read moreshould contact the local management. It says that in every negative review I've read. Obviously, this isn't working because it seems as if nothing has changed there in a long time. I get the fact that PF Natick is a franchise operation but why isn't PF Corporate getting involved to help??? The place is a mess and disorganized. Someone should take it seriously. Here's my updated review: I reviewed PF Natick about a year ago but since then, it's gone downhill. My main complaint has to do with the cleaning stations. Someone decided to remove some of them and reconfigure the whole setup. As a result, there is one paper towel dispenser and one bottle of cleaning solution for the entire weight machine area in the front. Then, to discard the paper towel, you have to walk to a waste basket in a different location. It makes no sense and in fact, it's leading to people to avoid cleaning the machines because it's too disorganized. Secondly, they installed some sort of small computer screens in the men's bathroom which are attached to each of the 3 faucets. These apparently are there to show ads, kind of like the screens you see at gas pumps. The only problem is that the screens interfere with hand washing. I go to PF Natick because it's closer to my house but I'm going to consider going somewhere else.

No real complaints about the gym other than the number of people sitting at machines scrolling…read moretheir phones "in between reps" I don't think the problem is over crowding as many people have complained about. Waiting for a machine while someone is literally sitting there watching videos is a problem. The problem has increased with teenagers there free for the summer. I asked if there could be a sign put up asking people to refrain from using their phones while sitting at a machine but was told they couldn't do that.

As a runner I was looking for a workout that would help me strengthen my running not only thru…read morerunning drills but also an all body workout. Plus coaches who were knowledgeable enough to help improve form and be supportive without trying to control very last thing. And I was looking for a gym/program/studio that had a community and actively fostered it. OTF Natick has been the perfect location and has the ideal team to give me what I need when I need it. It says something that members themselves have evolved into coaches who know the ins and outs of working thru a 60-minute workout. While the running drills on the treadmills are my 'bread and butter', it's the rower and the floor where I get the biggest benefit. The routines are varied day to day. Different focus and different personal challenges. You're never trying to keep up with the person next to you (although everyone I workout next to inspires me to go a little harder). The strength and endurance workout on floor and rower push me and improve me every time. By the time I get on a tread (I do this last to practice running fatigued), I'm warmed up and able to push myself that bit harder. Recent results? I've decreased my road miles from 20 to about 12 a week to do the OTF Transformation Challenge at the moment. So most runs are 1.5-2 miles in the 3G classes I typically do. Last Sunday participated in a 5M race I've done for the last 6 years. Beat my best time on the course by 15 seconds. That's the results from OTF Natick But what makes the studio hum is the energy that the coaches bring into every class. They have built (I've been a member there for 3 years and workout among many who've been regulars since the studio opened) a real community feel to every workout. There is the mingling pre-class, the class outline with what to watch for and highlights (and possible lowlights). In class warm up, station by station walk thrus and in-block encouragement. But what always amazes me is the way the coach spreads their attention to the details of every participants workout. Not by crowding in on an individual or calling people out from across the room. Just the subtle, quiet hint or tip on how to fix form or increase a challenge. Always encouraging. Always celebrating. The studio under Jam has elevated an already great atmosphere and community feeling to new levels - creating a communal atmosphere thru social channels (the recent Transformation Challenge Miles Logged week had people logging miles at all hours of the day in an effort to boost their team score) & notes of gratitude for staff and members alike in the studio lobby. If you're like me, you want a gym or workout that doesn't intimidate. That challenges you to your next best level. And that lifts you when you need it, celebrates when you win the smallest of achievements, and embraces you for who you are and what you bring to each class. That is what I've found at OTF Natick and with their top team of coaching and support staff.

I joined OTF Natick back in November last year. I started with a free trial class and definitely my…read morefirst class was very challenging and Coach Marissa was able to help me out in my first class. I initially took the elite package ( 8 classes per month ) with the aim of taking up two classes per week as I had a gym membership at another gym as well. I went for a couple of months and I really started enjoying the classes. I always felt all the coaches kept motivating me to keep pushing and I kept improving in every class. Once I was done with around 16 classes I thought of upgrading to the Unlimited classes package with the aim of going to at least three classes per week but I ended up going for at least five classes a week. I never thought I would be able to come this far when I started otf. The classes are planned in such a way that you never get bored and you are always challenged to give your best. Many a times I come to the class thinking I should take it light but the moment the class starts I feel motivated. So far I had attended all the classes like 2g, 3g, lift 45 and every class is so unique and helps you to focus on cardio as well as strength training. Currently I am doing the transformation challenge and I make it a point to stay consistent and I feel otf has really improved my endurance and strength in general and keeps me active throughout the day. Special mention to my coaches Sarah, Nikki, Marissa, Jam each and everyone is amazing and sometimes I feel it's more like a dance class than a workout class . Our studio manager Nicole as well as the folks in the front desk are so welcoming. I definitely recommend otf Natick to anyone who wants to add a healthy and a fun fitness journey into their daily routine.