Overall solid gym has all the equipment you needed for any type of training you're into. I suggest…read moreit to everyone in the area no crazy membership fees or nonsense obligations... come in and train. That simple.

Ian smith and his business partner Frank took over Atilis mid 2019, and have turned it into an…read moreawesome gym. I have been going to Ian for personal training for about a year- I travel from northeast Philly area to south jersey because he's just that good. It was no surprise that Atilis has now grown and gotten several pieces of new equipment and weights from him taking ownership and putting his own personal touches on improving the gym. I'm not local anymore, however I now get to use the space in training with him. Whether you're a fitness professional, athlete, or just looking to tone or build some strength without breaking the bank, there's not another gym quite like Atilis in the area.

Coach Danni's programs at the gym are unmatched. Where else can you participate in a Triathlon,…read moreDeka Spartan, Hyrox, Dri-tri etc and I leaned how to swim at 59 with Coach Janis. keeping my knees and hips healthy with Coach Megan. Outstanding Programs.

Great space, classes and instructors. Plenty of space in the facility and the pool classes are a…read moreplus.

Got a day pass here as soon as I returned from school. The owner, Nick, is an awesome guy. You can…read moretell that he wants his members to really enjoy the atmosphere...and it's really hard not to. Garage door style, true iron weight, good music...the atmosphere alone is enough to zone in on your training. I have been to over 20 individually operated, hardcore gyms throughout the entire Northeast and Garden State Barbell is without question one of the best. A run down of the equipment: 2 Power Racks Monolift Deadlift Platform 3 Flat Benches (2 competition) Incline Bench Reverse Hyper Smith Machine Full functional trainer cable-set A HOST of different bars (Texas Power, deadlift bar, safety squat bar, trap) E-Z Curl up to 110 Treadmills and ellipitcals I'm missing a lot of specialty equipment, but there is a lot more. If you are looking for a gym, look no further...this is the place to be.

This is probably the rawest, greatest powerlifting fun house. Never crowded. Great staff. Open…read more24/7. Provides chalk, foam rollers, etc. Met the greatest competition trainer, Alex Conover. Overall great experience every lift.

I've been coming to this specific location consistently (3 - 4 times a week) for the last year and…read morea half, so I know it pretty well. I've never been to another planet fitness, and this is the first gym I've belonged to in over twenty years, so I can't really compare it to anywhere else. As another reviewer said, it's fine. It's a no frills kind of place, but it is spacious, clean, brightly lit, big variety in equipment, and has friendly staff. You won't find personal trainers, saunas, pools, or a smoothie bar, but it is still a great place to work out. The planet fitness model is to accept everyone. Phrases like "You belong!" are prominent on the walls. So there is a wide variety of ages and body types working out here. This particular planet fitness is in a great location, right in the heart of Westmont. It never gets obnoxiously crowded, and there is ample street parking as well as a lot on the side and out back. I've never had an issue finding a parking space, even when I go during peak hours. What brings it down to 4 stars is that there is almost always something broken or otherwise wrong when I'm there. I'm usually there when it opens at 5am on weekdays. One time the employee just didn't show up to open. Once there was no toilet paper in the men's room. Once every disinfectant spray bottle in the entire gym was empty, almost like the people who closed the night before were playing a prank on the opening staff. There is always something broken, which often takes a long time to be fixed. Sometimes it's one tv, sometimes the whole row, sometimes it's one stair master, once it was all of them. Recently, every shower in the men's locker room was out of order, then they were fixed, and a week later they were all broken again. These are minor annoyances, though, and like I said overall it is a good gym to work out in.

I've been coming to Planet Fitness Westmont consistently for the last two months and am blown away…read morewith the staff's care (high praise specifically for Haley, Shajeeb, Jade, Tatiana, Ebonique, Felicia, Brad, Josh, Joe and literally everyone else working there) and the general vibe. My normal PF is in Pasadena, CA (which also rules), but have unexpectedly been in South Jersey helping my parents navigate assisted living and have really appreciated the culture I experience at PF Westmont. The place is awesome and thanks again to the staff for making me feel at home.

I took a self-defense course here, which was organized through the local Adult Ed/high school. It…read morewas very informative and I learned a lot, both about self-defense, and about Aikido. There's a man & woman who run the place (spouses, I believe). Very nice folks who can kick your butt. They ask that you "check your ego at the door" and the environment is welcoming and supportive. They meet you at your level and push to keep you improving. The room is large, with a cool painted wooden slat ceiling, and there is a humongous, cushy mat covering almost the entire floor. (I was told that the building used to be the old, old firehouse/hall). Mentioning the ceiling is worthwhile, as you do spend a bit of time looking at it, after repeatedly landing face-up on the soft mat during a class. I would have continued with my classes, as they were enjoyable; however, I was not comfortable with the whole "everyone's barefoot & we're all rolling around on the mat" thing. I realize that it's necessary for this practice. However, and this is just personal preference on my end, I didn't see anything indicating attention to that detail. Maybe if I knew their mat cleaning schedule and everyone had sparkly-clean feet, I'd be more willing to return. Of note, I do have a highly sensitive sense of smell, and may be bothered by things that others don't even notice. If you can get past the "everyone's sweaty and barefoot" aspect (&, I'm sure most people can), I'd recommend this place. The friendly couple and supportive atmosphere, plus the unique ceiling are worthy of four stars. And, if you're interested in "testing the waters", google Audubon Community Education, as they often team up for low-cost intro classes.

I've been going to this school for years to train and I'll always have fond memories of going…read morethere. Sensei Sam is friendly and a great teacher, always coming up with creative and funny ways to teach us the art. The school has trained many great black belts and those who come in to teach and train in the advanced classes are all extremely capable martial artists in their own right. The style of Aikido they teach is very practical and there is a definite push to ensure that what we learn is truly effective on the street. One thing I would say to a new visitor though is to be patient! Like any art, it takes time to become competent and effective at Aikido so be prepared to put in the effort needed to master the moves. It's well worth the effort!