While the price is right and the equipment is pretty nice I also like that they turn the fans…read morehigher and keep the temperature nice while you're working out versus the one in Woodridge where it's always really hot. I don't like his. This is the only Planet Fitness that ever complains about you wearing jeans. I think they should really reconsider how much they think the tabs on a pair of blue jeans are going to destroy their equipment. I like to come here on my lunch break, but the change back-and-forth is more time than I can afford I stopped coming here cause I just can't squeeze it in on a lunch break.

The lady at the front desk was a b!tch and she canceled my membership because I forgot my idread more

So far so good! Open 7 days a week, it's not 24/7 but they have a lot of amenities. I have been…read moreaccessing them via my insurance plan and it's one of the best I've attended. Staff is awesome, very kind and informational. Plenty of clean towels, clean rooms and workout area. Pool, sauna, steam room, workout rooms, courts and group classes. I had a hard time finding them but their receptionist guided me via the phone. It's located in the middle of several business towers. I usually park in the garage for free. Give them a try!

From the owner: No one understands creating a remarkable member experience more than Midtown Health. Our detail…read moreorientation and experience in managing fitness centers for Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies have resulted in measurable, consistent results--from increases in new membership and member retention to improved employee health and well being.

First, let me start with stating that I purchased a Groupon for unlimited boot camp classes at this…read moregym. When I showed up, I was told to stand in front of a tv that showed a list of exercises and was told I could do the beginner side or the advanced side. The advanced side was just more reps. These exercises included jumping jacks, air jabs and hooks, push-ups, 3 burpees, pike crunches, 1-2-3s, and 3 sit-ups. I was told to do as many rounds as possible in 25 minutes. There was no warm up or cool down. Then, the trainer left to go talk with a woman for the duration of my 25 minute workout. Once I was done he told me I could only come to 3 classes a week...when my Groupon was for unlimited classes. Then, the best part, he said that the workout was the same for a whole week! So for my 6 week Groupon, I'd only get 6 different workouts. Maybe he's a more attentive trainer to those that pay monthly, but from my experience, he was not very good. I could have looked up that workout on Pinterest and did it in my living room. It would have been the same as the workout at this gym since he never said anything to me the entire workout. I've been to many boot camps and this was by far the worst. I would not recommend this gym to anyone except those that have never worked out before. The only reason I'm giving it 2 stars is because it might be a good starting point for someone just getting started in working out.

I have to just say that I have never had anyone put so much time and effort in to making my life…read morebetter. Darrick is an amazing trainer and coach. I have been at my worse before and so thankfully that I have the tools to now know how to never go back to that. Thank you Darrick for all you have done!

Was in between Midtown and Life Time and ended up choosing lifetime…read more The facility itself is fantastic. Plenty of equipment, plenty of weights. The classes seem excellent. pickleball game here looks legit. The staff are friendly and helpful. Locker rooms are secure, fully stocked with toiletries and about as clean as you could expect. And, yes bros, older guys with no modesty walking around are here as well. The prices aren't that bad, but I did come from CA where a gym membership to a higher end club usually costs a small mortgage, a 10% ownership stake in your soul and your firstborn child. Here's the two downers for me that keep the club from being 5 star. 1) They have a dedicated work area for members. Super useful because a lot of us are coming during work hours or commute a long way to get here. However, the work area/club lounge legit sounds like a club. The lounge is also right along the hallway so there's a lot of gym bros congratulating each other on hitting the PB or ladies walking by who are totes excited about hearing Fate of Ophelia during HIT class. I get it. I'm a Swifty as well and I'm the first to admit that Taylor slays. But I ain't yelling it down the hall. Midtown has a work area/lounge and they commit to it. If you're going to add a space like this, commit. Do it right. 2) Y'all need to up the cafe game or I'll call John Taffer and Gordon Ramsay. Soggy tortilla on a wrap is sacrilege. Where's the two Italian dudes yelling "not approved" when I need them. I know I'm nitpicking. Maybe I'm unfair. After all, it is a gym. But if you're positioning yourself as not just a fitness club but an experience, commit to it. don't half a$% something. Whole a$% it.

Lifetime Fitness is creme de la creme of gyms. It doesnt even really seem like you are at a gym but…read moremore like a resort. They really stand by their mission statement in providing the most entertaining, educational, friendly and inviting experiences of uncompromising quality that empower everyone to live a healthy and happy life.You can really see that every employee is highly motivated to be there. Love your life as they say

I am disappointed I just moved to Roselle and was looking for a local gym. Alex signed me up and…read morewhat I thought was great customer service turned out to be a wolf in sheep's clothing. I was not told about anything other then my fee every two weeks and a small fee if they weren't paid on time. I started with a two week trial where I go at about 3-5 AM because of my work hours so I was never able to dee workers to cancel my membership. My key fob stopped working and yet I was charged each week more and more when I asked to cancel I was told I could not. I would have to pay a 600$ fee to cancel my membership or I could bend over backwards and pay the 200$ fee to keep my membership going or my credit score would inflict it. Definitely get a membership with them you will regret it!

Came here once (I go to a different location) since I stayed around the area it literally looks…read morelike the place was abandoned and the place itself is disgusting. Scared to even drink water there, vending machines are broken and there's barely room for anything. Bathrooms are hideous, left after 10 minutes was scared to even touch equipment. I've been to 3 other locations and none have been as terrible as this. absolutely repulsive. Whoever owns this jungle needs to rethink their life choices, the whole area is nasty, don't come here!

Great little gym…read more Everyone has different workout routines and styles, so what you look for in a gym will be different from person to person. Here's the highlights to help you choose. It's a chain, but not a big one like XSport or Lifetime. So, if you want a big chain gym where you can travel and go to any gym this may not be for you. I know they have several locations but mostly in the Chicago Northwest suburbs. It's not very big, but they have a really good selection of machines and equipment. They don't have big locker rooms, hot tubs, pools, or exercise rooms for classes. I don't need any of that, so I'm glad they don't have it. The focus here is on working out. Even though the big gyms are probably double or triple the size of Fitness 19, they always seem so packed and you have to wait for the machine you want. Fitness 19 is good because you don't bump into people or have to wait a long time to get on the machine you want. With that said, I'll say this isn't a muscle head gym either. I used to work out at XSport, and there were always muscle heads that obviously took something to enhance their muscle growth. Good atmosphere. Everyone seems to be in a decent mood. Perhaps since it's a small gym there are a lot of people living around the area that go here. A lot of people seem to know each other and have a good time. Lastly, it's pretty reasonable for price. I believe I got started with a deal that was either $11 or $12 per month, but I paid for my year in full / advance, and got a further discount. You really can't beat the price and quality of this gym.

To amend my last review, I wrote it right after talking to several patrons about the class. To be…read morefair, it's very possible that it was the only time to hold the class. Jason and Ashley really have a great gym and I want my review to reflect that.

So now that LA fitness took over Bally's there is no cheap gym chain across from work. Well I…read morestarted using the gym at the office and couldn't be happier. It is an annex of the YMCA. I am not sure if it is open to the public or just employees of the Zurich Towers. But after a couple weeks I wish I joined earlier. They have all the weights I need (including up to 100# dumbells). Plus good cardio and free towels.