I'm not like every other person who joins a gym in January because of New Year's Resolutions…read more Nope, I joined because I have an important event in a couple months and I need to get my butt in gear (literally)! I had thought I would join potentially for the weight loss benefits of going to the gym regularly, but had overlooked the benefit of endurance, both physically and mentally because being around people you may not want to be around is a special kind of endurance! I'm going to a conference out of state. Instead of loud drunk adults, this place has loud children and instead of walking for miles, seemingly in circles, you get to dance them in circles or step them or Aqua Zumba them. In any case, I feel like I'll be fit on all levels in time for my event. I had actually considered NC a couple years ago but wasn't fully sold at the time. Recently, I gave it another look and I think they have improved their website and now have an app. In addition, the membership options seem easier to understand and they have added an InScan / Body Scan machine that's free for members. That alone is worth the price of admission. It will tell you in excruciating detail how unfit you are but, hey, hopefully, you can only improve! Members can scan as much as they want but obviously, once a month is the most you should do to actually establish a trend. On membership, I opted for the month to month no contact one: $71 and no initiation fee. While that may seem high, I really need classes to feel engaged and motivated and most classes, even on Class Pass are around $20 to $25 a class, so if I go to one class a week at NC, I'm already ahead! One neat thing, the monthly pass just runs 30 days then deactivates. If you try to scan your card, it makes a noise and the staff will charge you to re-up for the next 30 days. For someone that has gotten burned on gym contacts more than I care to recall, the fact that this just expires is such a benefit to me. One less thing to worry about. You can also get the monthly membership and family and all kinds of flavors with different costs and contracts but for me, this was the perfect option. I mentioned classes and man, they have a ton: dance, Pilates, step, yoga, spin, Aqua Zumba, and they even have sports like drop-in pickleball! I've already taken a couple classes and really enjoy them. They have the app and you can add a class to your calendar from the app. You can't sign up for a class through the app though but hopefully that's in the works. You can also check into the gym with the app or with your keychain card, so that's handy. They have various lectures and courses and competitions which I'm looking forward to participating in as well. Also, they have a water bottle refill station which is great. No juice bar or anything but very close to a ton of places to quickly undo whatever you just did at the gym. Now for the neutrals and negatives: Yes, the bathrooms are old but I don't find them to be dirty or slippery or whatever some reviewers have said. They have lockers but bring your own lock and they are just day lockers. Half the time, I don't need a locker so it's not a huge deal for me but YMMV. Parking can be tricky. Free on the street if you can find it otherwise, pay with the Passport app to park in the lot. Children. It's weird if you're used to only going to gyms where it's adults only and also mostly going places where it's adults only. They are only allowed in the classes for them I think so there's that (I wish the app would let you filter those out because they have some kids classes I might want to take them you click in and see the age limits. Maybe I want to take "Creative Dance" or "Fit and Fun"). Overall, I'm already very happy with this choice and may very well convert my monthly membership to a contract. Eventually. Maybe...

We absolutely LOVE the Neighborhood Club and highly recommend them! My daughter does swimming…read morelessons, tennis, soccer, yoga and more there. We love the NC Fit club for the kids in the fall/winter/spring and all the cool classes she can do after school. They have a great indoor pool, workout area, and lots of fun classes for every age. We love the family night where we go and swim, do arts and crafts, and more fun things. The staff is so helpful, friendly, and great at what they do. We love coming here and it's such a nice place for the kids and adults alike!

I'm extremely disappointed and hurt by the way my family was treated at both the Livonia and Troy…read moreRec Centers. My son met the 42-inch height requirement and has safely enjoyed similar attractions before, yet we were still made to feel uncomfortable and singled out throughout our visit. What upset me the most was watching my son cry after getting hurt, and instead of showing concern or compassion, staff looked at him, walked away, and laughed with another coworker. As a parent, that was heartbreaking and completely unacceptable to witness. No child should ever be treated with such disregard, especially when they are visibly upset and crying. Throughout the visit, my children both older and younger were watched excessively, which made us feel targeted instead of welcomed. As a Black family, the treatment we experienced raised serious concerns about bias and discrimination. I fully understand the importance of safety rules, but rules should be enforced respectfully and equally for everyone. Families come to these facilities to feel safe and enjoy time together, not to feel humiliated, ignored, or judged. I will be contacting the district and administration for both facilities to formally report these experiences and seek accountability. I hope steps are taken to ensure no other family or child is made to feel this way again.

I've lived in Troy for a year and didn't know about this wonderful location…read more I came here to participate in a book fair to promote my CISSP book I didn't realize there was a pool here, weightlifting, computers, classes and more! I'll be back

Awesome place! The staff is super friendly! I've taken the little girl I nanny here for open gym…read moreand it is very clean! There is always a teacher present during open gym and she interacts with all the children. Lots of equipment for all ages! They also have a room for parties and tons of classes!!

Had a great experience with both my daughter's. They loved it. The staff is very friendly and…read morehands on with instructing the girls. It's chaotic (bc its a rotating gym), but definitely an organized chaos. They have their system down pat. Love that they have a ninja group for the little guys. Facility is large and spacious; and offers a great amount of equipment. There is also a large selection of classes offered for a variety of ages.

Update: I previously wrote a 3-star "meh" review, complaining about equipment maintenance and a…read moregeneral sense of grunge. Somebody paid attention. They have been spiffing up the whole place, including HVAC system repairs, equipment repairs and replacement, great new group classes, plus a new video entertainment system with quick snippets of fun videos-no sound needed to enjoy while you're working out. Their best new asset is a new guy named Michael - charged with care and feeding of both the hardware and the house. Grunge is gone, dust is gone, squeaks are going, everything looks and feels clean. This guy is the Energizer Bunny! Kudos all around.

I like this gym, very clean and has lots of room. Always…read morehad fine experience with the staff and other gym members. I check out their Lab area and it's kinda neat. Set up like a home gym almost with a boxing bag, and mirrors , yogas stuff , HIIT workouts etc ; it's a studio room basically. So, I was like cool! I'm going to checkout next door, The Champion Boxing Gym. Well, first. I couldn't tell what was the primary sport of the gym was because there was a jujitsu class and kicking and boxing going on in the huge ring they have. The speed bags only have 2 that normal side humans would use and out of that 2 , 1 of the balls weren't blown up so I couldn't hit it. It was fairly crowed, not compared to the Health Club Side . It was fairly "dusty?" maybe, unlike the Health Club side. It was pretty tidy, and the embers cleaned up after themselves. Everyone seems busy so I didn't talk to anyone I don't know if that's the same building or not? They have an adjoining door. Also, the health club has a juice bar and a steam room and it's pretty neat I'd check it out

This was so fun! After our mountain climbing experience in Colorado we wanted to learn more about…read morethis sport and have some fun on a rainy day. We started with the starter course that includes all equipment, belaying lesson, some practice after and another full day of access within 30 days. Our instructor was very good, he made learning the basics so easy by adding fun names to some elements of the belaying and that made it so much easier. After the course (a little more than 1h) we stayed for another 4h to explore the walls, the auto-belay machines and practice what we've learned. The entire staff was very friendly and welcoming. We will definetly go back for more.

The staff is always friendly and welcoming. There's a lot of different levels of climbs. We love…read morecoming here! The parking lot is way too small for every car to fit down be prepared for that on a weekday evening or weekends

They have definitely gone downhill. It is very expensive. They do not support pickleball, we had to…read morebuy our own net because theirs was falling apart. They let the basket ball players cut into our time. When I asked for their help, they shortened the pickleball hours. The gym is dirty. The locker room is about 100 years old. In the summer, it gets very crowded. The athletic director and regular director used to get to know us and notify us of changes. Now all they do is change the calendar and call it a day. The front desk staff is unfriendly.

The summer camp was disappointing mainly due to the staff. Every day it was some else or a memo…read morehome about petty kid stuff. The staff doesn't seem to be trained well to handle minor situations. My kids aren't angels all the time but they also aren't terrible and they'll make u feel like they are. Additional staff training is needed in my opinion. We do not plan to return to this location for camp.

There are many other gyms in the area which have a far more friendly staff, business models…read moredesigned to support customers in their busy and unpredictable lives, more dynamic and less repetitive workouts in spaces larger than a bedroom closet - yes you feel like one of too many Tetris blocks crammed into the space when a class is full! Fuse45 is criminal in their business scheme - taking advantage of clients in the interest of earning an extra dollar. As an unlimited member you are charged $10 for a missed class on top of the $140 you have already paid for a month's worth of sessions. There was actually a morning where I was made to feel "lucky" for not having been charged the $10 for electing not to drive during a snow storm which caused local schools and businesses to close. Furthermore, you WILL be charged TEN days before the month begins with no means of skipping, pausing, or being respected as a person with conflicts on occasion - regardless of whether or not you sign a contract, so I strongly discourage you to provide credit card information as they seemingly do what they choose with it. I authorized a trial month at Fuse45, and when charged for the following month immediately contacted them and merely requested to put the month on hold as I was traveling and could not use the service. When the response was "no, we can't do that, it's against our policy" I immediately contacted my credit card company as 1) I did not authorize the charge and 2) could not be able to make the $140 worth it. At this point I have asked that all subsequent months be canceled as I will not support a business that does not support its clients and their individual needs. It is manipulative and in poor taste to charge customers for services when they have 1) communicated they do not want said service and 2) do not utilize the service.

I love this place! Killer workouts, monthly challenges, and bomb ass instructors make this studio…read moremy favorite work out spot. What I love the most is it's never the same workout twice. A new day brings a new set of workouts and class format. Different instructors also help to spice things up! Jerilyn, Joe, Alison - I'm looking at you guys! All of the instructors are knowledgeable, motivating, and really push you to do more. I love the formats of the classes. Each set is 45 seconds which is great for me because I get bored easily. It's helped me to realize that I can do anything for 45 seconds, no matter how hard it is. Since I have been attending classes regularly, I've been feeling much stronger, had more energy, and even decreased pain with a longtime shoulder injury. Not to mention, dropping 10 lbs (along with dietary changes). Even though the workouts are exhausting and take everything out of me, Fuse45 really has become my happy place. If you have been thinking about it, give it a try. Your future self will thank you :)

I'm a remote/traveling Olympic weightlifter that moved to the metro-Detroit area late 2021 and was…read morelooking for a gym that would fit my schedule, budget, and equipment needs. I found MCB through the Olympian medalist, Kate (Nye) Vibert, and stopped by to try it out. I was blown away. It checked all my boxes and then some. I have an open-gym membership and have 24-7 access to the gym (perfect for my schedule), NICE equipment, and killer atmosphere. The part I love most is the family I joined. Since day one, as an outsider, I felt welcomed and valued as a member. Justin, the owner and head coach, is knowledgeable, humble, and just a genuinely good person. If olympic weightlifting isn't your thing, the gym can accommodate for general fitness and personal training as well!

Go to this gym! Great community, great coaches and great gym dogs. Highly recommend. It will change…read moreyour life