Kingsbury Club is far more than just a gym--it's a full-scale athletic and lifestyle destination…read more The facility itself is massive, offering everything from expansive workout areas with modern, top-tier equipment to multiple studios that accommodate a wide range of classes and training styles. It never feels cramped, even at peak times, which is a major advantage. The amenities truly set it apart. The indoor tennis courts are impressive, the basketball courts are full-sized and well maintained, and the swimming facilities--both indoor and outdoor--are extensive and inviting. Add in outdoor pickleball courts, well-kept locker rooms, and relaxing sauna areas, and you start to see how comprehensive the experience is. A standout is Joel at the front desk, who brings a welcoming, professional presence that sets the tone from the moment you walk in. That level of service makes a difference and elevates the overall experience. Overall, Kingsbury Club delivers a well-rounded, high-quality environment that goes well beyond a typical gym--offering something for just about everyone, whether you're there to train, compete, or simply enjoy the space.

I signed my teenaged child up for a$ 400 American Red Cross lifeguarding course offered…read morethrough/being held at The Kingsbury Club. I spoke with Chris over the phone in order to register my child, and he told me that the confirmation emails and the email to start the online training portion would be sent directly to my son. I took notes from the phone call: he gave me a date by which I had to cancel, and told me about the pre-participation swim test that had to be passed before participating in the lifeguarding course. Now, the swim test was not just " can you swim a lap in the pool?" No, it was swim 150 yards without touching the sides of the pool with your hands, tread water for 2 minutes without your arms, dive down 7 feet and pick up a brick, return it to the surface, then swim with it 50 yards. So this was not your average swim test, and this info was not communicated in advance. Unfortunately, my son did not pass the test and was unable to participate in the lifeguard course. While he was working trying his best to complete the tasks, he felt like the ADULT IN CHARGE WAS MAKING FUN OF HIM. I don't know if this was Chris or not, but there is no reason that a 15-year-old should be made to feel bad for trying something and not making it. The following day after the swim test, I called the facility and asked for a full refund for the course since my son would not be participating in it, and it was explained to me then that the refund is 50%, because "they can't resell his spot." Now that was unsatisfactory to me because that was not explained in advance, and they claim that that information was sent in an email to my child. This is unacceptable because a 15-year-old cannot be expected to make decisions and judgements regarding a financial commitment that is communicated in an email. I spoke to Chris who was fairly respectful and communicated the policy. He was not able to solve the problem, and I asked to speak with his supervisor. He connected me to Brad. I told Brad the situation, and he proceeded to scoff at me, make fun of my son, question his intelligence, and question my intelligence. It was an extremely negative interaction with no sense of customer service. This whole experience has left a very bad feeling with me. I feel like they stole $200 from me, that they only send the email to the teenager so that they can do this very manipulative practice. Terrible facility.

The trainers are really good and do a great job of pushing you to your limits, but not exceeding…read morelimits to the point of injury. I've done various personal training programs at different gyms and fitness organizations, and Fitness Together is by far the best. You never have to deal with "shared" equipment like at a gym and not being able to use the equipment you need as part of your program because it's being used. The only area of the business that could use an improvement is the lack of a good app or web based appointment management system. The mindbody integration is a bit half-baked... Would be really good to have an app that shows exactly when my sessions are scheduled, which time slots are available if I want to re-schedule, and how many session credits are left on my account.

I have been a member of Fitness Together in Medfield for over a year! Dan and his staff are…read moreextremely well trained and cater the workouts to your specific goals and needs. I have a bad back and knee and my instructor, Erik, has done wonders to strengthen both. It is so important to learn to do exercises and weight training correctly to prevent injury and to gain the results you desire. Planet Fitness - Medfield is up for the challenge!

Great Place, Staff is friendly. The facility is always clean and priced reasonably. I recommend…read morethis place a place to get in shape and hope to see you there.

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So glad Reebok CrossFit Medfield is around!…read more Great classes, the coaches were stellar (Rose, Dave, Dylan), and everyone's nice! Thankful they were open and I'll definitely be back again. Huuuge amount of floor space. There are plenty of CrossFit and boxing classes throughout the day. I came for 3 Bootcamp classes around Christmastime when I was visiting and booked through their website and ClassPass. A lot of people showed up for the holidays!! They posted helpful info on their Instagram for WODs and special closing times.

Beginners welcome! A world-class CrossFit box, with excellent programming, expert staff, a…read morefriendly and funny vibe, and the greatest community of members you could ask for. Several present and past members have been to the CrossFit Games, yet there are no big egos or attitudes to be found -- beginners are VERY welcome. There are plenty of other gyms in the area, and if you're looking for shiny machines, fancy snack bars, or a swimming pool, choose one of them. If you're looking to laugh while getting in the best damn shape of your life, choose CrossFit Medfield.

I Booked a class online through mind body fitness app for 11am class. Got there at 1050am to find a…read morelocked door with lights off and no one else in the parking lot. Tried to call, No answer. Checked the website, no cancellations. Went to the HYP yoga studio next door to ask about an alternate entry point, she didn't know but believes that door to be the only door. What a great work out in time wasting and unprofessionalism.

Been a client at The Sweatshop since last summer (2014), after my wife had been going to Robin's…read moreclasses for a few years and raving about them. The Sweatshop lives upto it's name ... at least I'm leaving my sweat all over the floor. Robin, with her passion for fitness, welcoming personality, and fun approach to getting each individual thru a class, is a star. No one session is the same as the next. I do 3 classes a week and get a full body and cardio workout from her huge array of simple to follow exercises. Amazing what a workout you can get in 30 minutes with a chair and a single 8lb weight. I'd been dragging and looking for a good total body workout that wasn't an endurance competition or some fad. This is good old fashioned exercise done with the purpose of getting you fit and enjoying it while you are doing it. It's the best combination. And not easy to do.

I am very disappointed in this gym as of late. Machines always broken, paper towels never in the…read moremachines, just rolls laying on the floor, dirty, messy, unorganized. Quite honestly, just turning into a dump. Makes me wonder if that is why they changed the name, weren't keeping up with Gold's franchise standards? If this were a gym where the monthly fees were say $10-$15 well then you can roll with it, but for the price they charge it's unacceptable. When my membership is up I will be switching to a gym that charges less and is MUCH nicer, the extra 5 min. commute won't bother me for the level of customer service I will be getting

Large selection of equipment (cardio, machines, and free weights) seldom is the place full…read more Typically on weekends (9-11) and week days (5-6) during the new resolutions period (Jan-Feb). The worst I've seen is you can't use one machine for 1-2 mins. Very good classes/instructors. They have recently added a bunch of the Les Mills classes (Bodycombat, bodypump) The only knock I have is the evening classes start at 6:30. I'd like them earlier or later. I like price is right for what you get. It isn't the low cost option but if you want to take classes it is a great place and a good value. The place is a typical suburban gym a mix of meatheads, highschooler, mothers, retirees, and middle aged parents. No one group dominate the place. You can see yourself when you go here. The one negative is the men's bathroom. While not the worst gym I've seen, it could use more frequent cleanings and more ventilation.

Closed last October and I'm still waiting to get my belongings out of my locker. Managers/owners…read morehave been non-existent.

A couple of months into my workout - one day, during my workout, the general manager approached me…read moreand offered to cancel my gym membership because I dropped my weights during my deadlifting. Before I signed up, I specifically asked three questions: 1) Whether I can do deadlifts; 2) Whether I can drop weights; and 3) Whether I can use chalk. The staff (a young boy) at the front desk answered affirmatively to all three questions, so I joined the gym. Many Planet Fitness type of commercial gyms have noise rules - that was why I asked. Given the explicit initial verbal consent when I signed up, I was furious and felt not welcomed. I argued with the manager and then left immediately without finishing my workout. I came back a second time to get my refund (and btw they refused to refund my annual fee). Now the young boy who signed me up claimed I only asked whether I could do deadlifts. And he claimed that he had warned me multiple times. These were flat out lies. About two week ago (and a couple of months into my training), he asked me to put mats underneath and I complied. That was the only time that we had a discussion about the noise. I pressed for details about those supposed "warnings" and the boy refused to clarify. I've trained at the gym for four months at different hours. Most of the time I saw only teens at the front desk. The general manager claimed he never saw me before that day's incident - thus I realized that the gym never had proper professional management. If the gym decides to hire underaged staff to help, that's perfectly okay. The problem is - if the teens - who lack the professionalism of adult trained staff - decide to handle matters in a teen's way - customers will have limited resort. The manager pointed out that the gym has rules forbidding weight dropping (and I am not disputing their general rules), but the gym also has rules that people must wear their masks at all times, as well as you must put weights back on the rack. But the rules are never enforced. People wander around, or grunt heavily, a lot of them without masks especially the teens. I have been training for a couple of months and I was under the impression that it was a gym managed in - let's say - a quite libertine way. I told him that this club is among the most dysfunctional in terms of weights arrangements (and I have toured more than a dozen gyms in different areas) - every single time I went there there were always some weights on the bars/machines (sometimes only on one side) and I had to put those weights back by myself. Different categories of weights are often stacked together. Also, having three 45lbs plates only on one end of the barbell hanging on a rack without people attending is actually dangerous. When I pointed out these apparent irregularities, the general manager - rather than acknowledging that things could improve - exploded at me. He shouted that it was not feasible to have staff sleeping on the floor all day to observe gym etiquette and enforcing the rules - and he would not stand me "insulting" his gym. So this is an interesting development. But after reading other comments on Yelp now I perfectly understand that I am not the only customer who got shouted at by the general manager. To sum up - the gym is not professionally managed compared to industry peers. The training environment is passable but not among the top tier. There are a lot of teens who train here and teens have different manners. For the mask conscious people - I've been to gyms that stringently enforce mask rules but this is not one of them. People frequently don't disinfect the equipment despite the explicit rules mandating disinfection. The locker rooms are not dirty but they are a bit beaten down (I have only seen the male lockers). Its pricing point ($45) should warrant a better environment but it is not the case. And the last word I heard from them is - you are no longer a customer, bye-bye. Well indeed. That's just the perfect way to treat your customers, even former ones. Congratulations.

True Performance Training came as recommendation from a friend, and Filipe Cotas (the owner and…read moretrainer) did not disappoint! I was looking for someone who would work with my 14 year-old brother on the 5x5 program that his school had assigned for the upcoming soccer session. Filipe was fantastic. He modified the program to better fit my brother's soccer needs and was incredibly patient and down-to-earth. My brother worked with him for about 8 weeks (roughly 3x a week)and felt huge difference during tryouts. The facility is brand new and well equipped plus Filipe's pricing is incredibly reasonable. You pay as you go and there is no need to sign up for an annoying gym membership. Here is what my brother has to say about his time with Filipe: Filipe not only helped me to become a stronger person but a more determined one, as his deep knowledge of fitness combined with his welcoming personality and unending patience created an environment of hard work and perseverance. His emphasis on proper form taught me the importance of not only the weight of what I was lifting but the technique I was using to lift that weight. Additionally, Filipe did not judge me but rather encouraged me to keep going when I made mistakes, giving me pointers to do so, all leading me to not only obtaining the strength I needed but the knowledge and work ethic to continue to develop. So in closing, Filipe's knowledge and understanding of fitness not only create a friendly environment to work out in but a mindset centered on hard work and dedication. P.S. - I recommend arriving 5 minutes early for sessions to accommodate yourself before Filipe starts working with you. Also, do not be afraid to speak up if you are not certain about something, at any point during your work out. Finally, push yourself -- no matter how exhausting it may be, Filipe will be right be your side to encourage you the whole way. More information is available on the TPT Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/TPTMedway

I asked a friend about this place and she gave it a fantastic review. After going for a few weeks,…read moreI completely agree. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. The classes are super fun and varied. The instructors help everyone find and push their own limits. I love this place and I am happy I found it.

The staff were very helpful and professional at the front desk to help us resolve an account issue…read more I would definitely come back.

It's very convenient for me but unfortunately the gym is falling apart; the hot tub and swim pool…read morehas been under repairer for years; it's unbelievable; the shower is always either leaking or no soap. If it were not 5 minutes from home, I would have been long gone.

Planet Fitness in Norwood is, frankly, a mess. The place feels run down and poorly maintained, with…read moretrash on the floors and an overall lack of cleanliness that's hard to ignore. The locker rooms and bathrooms are especially bad--dirty, neglected, and clearly not a priority for management. The equipment itself might be decent, but that doesn't make up for the environment. A gym should feel clean, safe, and well cared for, and this one misses the mark completely. Staff presence is minimal and doesn't seem engaged, which only adds to the impression that no one is really managing the place. At the end of the day, it feels like a classic case of "you get what you pay for." If cleanliness and basic upkeep matter to you, this location is going to be a disappointment.

I used to LOVE the Norwood location. The 30-minute circuit training program--combined with…read moreknowledgeable instructors--was the reason I joined, and it worked. I lost 20 pounds using it consistently. After last year's "emergency renovations," the circuit room disappeared. I gave it time, as staff said it should return. It's now clear it won't--and worse, the training staff has been eliminated entirely. Members are told to watch videos and figure it out themselves. That's not a fitness experience--that's cost-cutting. I tried to share this feedback directly instead of just posting online. When I asked who owns the facility, the front desk couldn't even say, only that it's now controlled by an investment firm. That explains a lot. What made this location special has been stripped away: no circuit program, no trainers, no guidance. Just a bare-bones gym asking members to do it all themselves. I've been patient, but this feels like a clear shift away from member service and toward squeezing out profit. I'll be taking my membership elsewhere.