I was looking for a crossfit gym in Canton because I enjoy working out and currently do crossfit at…read moreanother gym out of state. I liked that this gym has free drop-ins and was relatively close to where I live. When I walked in I was not greeted, instead I had to introduce myself and find my way around the gym. I began to do some stretching and grabbed a bar so that we could start class. The instructor was poor. She was anything but a coach. One of the things I like about crossfit is the team-like mentality and the coaching. This had no such thing. The instructor basically read the board to us. She did not demonstrate any of the moves and she did not check for form. When the WOD began, I was struggling with hang cleans as I normally do them with dumbbells. I had to ask for help and when I did she didn't really explain anything. Instead, she said "well you can do them the way you do them since you are more comfortable that way". As we got into the workout she was on her phone, talking to people who had just walked in, and cheering on the people she knew. She did not come check on me, or pay my form any mind. Needless to say, I doubt I'll be back.

We've dropped into this gym a few times now and have been very happy with our experiences. Seth is…read morevery friendly and welcoming, as are all the members. We also really have liked the programming! We will definitely continue to do drop ins here when we're in the area!

was in town with my partner for Christmas and wanted to get a climbing sesh in--this is an AWESOME…read morebouldering gym!! super kind, knowledgeable, and helpful staff, really fun and creative route setting, and the other climbers were all extremely friendly. the cafe inside is wonderful as well, lots of fun seasonal drinks and a solid selection of pre/post workout snacks. i would definitely recommend this place to a climber of any level, there's something for everyone here.

This climbing gym is Peak!…read more Great for any levels of climbers. The facility is very well kept with a wide variety of walls and routes to take. If you're not much of a climber they even have a small cafe area with beer, snacks and other refreshments. All around great place to bring some friends and very fairly priced!

Pulse Barre and Fitness NOT RECOMMENDED Extremely…read moredisappointed in this studio. I purchased two Pilates classes for my daughter and I at $38.00 each for a total of $76.00. I scheduled the class, but we were sick, and had to cancel. I canceled by noon the day before; they charged me an additional $20.00 late cancelation charge. Now up to $96.00 for a class for my daughter and myself. Last week I sent an email asking for a refund of $76.00. They told me they will not give me my money back and that I only had 30 days to schedule the class. We never took a class and they are keeping our money. I do not recommend Pulse Barre and Fitness, it has been a complete disappointment and poor customer service .

Five stars just isn't enough - Pulse deserves even more! Can't say enough good things about this…read morestudio. From day one, myself and other clients have been welcomed with open arms and thrown into a positive environment that pushes us all to be the best versions of ourselves we can be. If you are questioning whether you should try a class and join, this is your sign to do it! (K. Sheeks)

Friendly staff, inclusive group environment, clean studio, and hard work. 5/5 experience, would…read morehighly recommend checking this place out!

I love that they offer a variety of classes with different instructors. From pilates, to infrared…read morehot yoga, barre, and more variations of those core classes. The atmosphere is always positive and the instructors have always been welcoming. I have left a review awhile back via google or their feedback intake and the owners were amazing at reaching out to me to acknowledge my feedback and thanked me for it. I look forward to eventually starting back up with taking classes here as I'm settled with moving. I love that you can also pay for one class, especially if you're a beginner or have a chaotic schedule and cannot commit to paying for a set # of classes. They offer packages/passports for those who are more set in their routines and are frequent patrons. Ranging from early morning classes or evening classes after you get off from work.

I love that this location is so close to my boys' school and I can drop them off and head over for…read morea workout. The staff is super friendly and helpful and I love how clean everything is. They have open swim hours which is fun for my boys. They have a few splashy elements in the pool that are on during open swim and my kids enjoy them. I've not seen an older kid drop-off/child watch area like other Ys have so if they had something for 8+ that'd be fantastic. When my youngest was little he enjoyed the child watch but he's too big for that now. I do wish they offered more fitness classes but after the pandemic things have been different everywhere so maybe in the future they'll add more.

Kris and Randi own Absolute Fitness Copley. It's a top-notch, friendly, non-judgemental fitness…read morecenter. They care about each client. Classes are taught by Kris, Randi and other trainers. There's something for everyone! I love this place and have been a client for just over a year. Come in for a class. You'll be hooked!

East Coast Martial Arts has a program for everyone. BJJ, Karate, Muai Thai/Kick Boxing, MMAFit,…read moreect. Excellent staff!

I train at another gym about 45 minutes away from Team East Coast but frequently attend open mats…read moreand other events at Team East Coast. The training environment I've seen at East Coast is truly remarkable, I highly recommend checking this place out if you want some of the best jiu-jitsu in the area.

Mouldy, hot, wet floors and nasty air, and racquetball courts are destroyed with bad floorboards…read moreand mould everywhere, felt like pins and needles in my throat. Health department needs to be contacted real soon ⁉

HOF Fitness Center is a great place to work out if you can stomach the 70s paint scheme and some of…read morethe out-of-date equipment. I have been working out here for many years, off and on, and haven't had anyone shout "Fatty fatty 2x4" for some time so the place must be effective. They have a smattering of racquetball courts and there are some very, very, very sweaty men in them sometimes. I like to pretend they are just sweaty fish in a giant aquarium and that helps me cope. The locker rooms (at least the guys) is well appropriated and has shaving cream, after shave, etc. and gives off a very "old guard" feel. Upstairs they have a weight room which seems to have a 20:1 guy to girl ratio, which freaks my date out a bit from time to time but no "tough guys" have given her any problems. Check it out, they have an indoor running track. I think that it's 1/10 of a mile so if you use it you get the feel of running around a giant banyan tree. On an island in the middle of the running track (sounds more exotic than it is) they have all the cardio equipment. They have a cute little board that you can use to sign up for equipment and there is this guy named "Cookie" who works out there and my date always changes the i-dot in "Cookie" to a heart when she can, which we find to be a really good time. Give "Cookie" a shout out if you see him; he's a crusty looking, shorter fellow. You'll know what I mean if you see him. The good thing is that there is never much of a crowd here so you can pretty much use whatever equipment you want when you want it. However, here is the highlight of the HOF Fitness Center: you know those fat-shakers that are basically like a big rubber band that you put around your midsection and don't appear to have any fitness value whatsoever but are always featured in workout videos from the 50's? THEY HAVE ONE OF THOSE! We saw a guy using it one day in all seriousness and it's probably one of the best things I've ever seen in my entire life. The facility is fairly large and also has both an indoor and outdoor pool, saunas, whirlpool, tennis and basketball courts and even batting cages. They also have a little restaurant so if you overdid it during the workout you can get your sea legs back. The classes that they offer are great and the teachers I've encountered are all very friendly. I don't have a monthly membership now but when I've been in town they have let me pay a per visit fee ($5, I think?). It's a great place to work out. The $5 is worth it alone if you see someone using that fat-shaker or if you have a "Cookie" sighting.