I love Supreme! Excellent classes. Outstanding staff. Clean facility. I have made many friends…read morehere.

I started ten years ago when I retired. Over time I have reduced the time and intensity of my…read moretraining. In the past I've been a serious marathon runner, 2:52 for my first, 2:30 for my PRs. I started thinking I might race some again butter the club offered a pleasant environment to train, broaden my training to more strength and things that help in aging and Supreme was a great plane. It has all the equipment with staff to help, has good classes with a lot of interesting and friendly people, many of whom are still there a decade later. It lacks almost entirely the annoying lot loud, inconsiderate types I have seen in other places. They pricing is very competitive and I even got my non-athletic wife to work with a trainer and now she has started with it for a year and a half, which is surprising and important fitter our family as we age.

The gym is gorgeous and Rob is the perfect workout cheerleader. I was never able to stick to an…read moreexercise routine at a gym before because I get easily bored, but Rob keeps my workout varied and fun. You get personalized attention and you have the entire gym to yourself during each workout session. I have a very demanding work schedule too, but Rob always works with me to make sure I get the exercise I need to stay healthy and reduce stress. I should also say that I've always struggled with high cholesterol and my levels went down 15% after 6 months of working out at Body Mechanix. Highly recommend it!

From the owner: Personal Training that Guarantees Results and Exceeds Expectations…read more Body Mechanix offers an intimate, energizing atmosphere in which Rob provides one-on-one, private, by-appointment-only training sessions, guaranteed to change your body. The outstanding Body Mechanix facility is your playground for getting in shape and offers a multi-faceted and holistic approach to fitness where exceeding client expectations is the norm rather than the exception. Choosing a personal trainer is just that... a personal choice that needs to match your personality and meet your fitness needs. Rob welcomes the chance to talk with you about your goals, explain his services and answer any questions you may have.

I have not excersised. I am 59. Eric has made it fun. I have been meeting with him for two moths…read moreand the difference I feel is amazing. I totally recommend Eric Foxman for training.

From the owner: I have been a certified Personal Trainer since 1995 and over the years my clients have come from…read moreall walks of life: 11 to 89 years of age, elite athletes, people living with cancer, expectant mothers, sports rehabilitation, competitive body builders, eating disorders, and most of all, people who just want to be in better shape. I have worked with hundreds of people, and I can help you achieve your health and fitness goals too!

I have been working out here for almost a year and Crunch has been acceptable to me…read more Pros: -The price obviously, starting at $10/month is outstanding. -The gym is only a year old so most equipment and the facility is still in very good shape, although some of the machines are starting to wear -The gym is gigantic and has basically anything you can think of, from cardio to free weights to boxing area to machines to saunas in the locker rooms. Cons: -Peak time (weekdays after 5 pm) are extremely busy, to the point where it is uncomfortable how many people are crammed in there, even with the size. People stuff things in lockers without locking them so finding one to put my stuff in often takes opening up to 10 lockers before I find one. It's to the point where I would rather just go in the middle of the day -The number of aspiring influencers in there? Can almost always see somebody recording themselves, sometimes with a tripod and a mic and everything. Maybe it's a generational thing but maybe don't take up space during peak time with your AV equipment? -The aforementioned wear and tear. Management just pushes more and more memberships and upkeep of the one year old gym is starting to lag behind the shear volume of visitors. Yesterday, two stairmaster machines inexplicably were not working. Some of the weight machines are showing wear in the pads. The restroom in the locker room often does not have paper towels. All in all, an acceptable experience. You get what you pay for I guess, but it's disconcerting to see how quickly this place has started to trend downward.

When I first start going to the gym, I was so excited because crunch is an amazing gym with an…read moreawesome business model. But there are constant problems on the maintenance side of things. Often times there's no soap in the soap dispensers in the men's room, the men's urinal, there's only one, hasn't been working for six weeks, machines breakdown and they don't fix them, and pads where you put your legs or arms are totally worn through the viny! deep into the padding, and it will stay like that for months, and still nobody is replacing those. Absolutely pathetic. EDIT: I finally canceled my membership here, but they kept charging me, and when I would reach out to ask for the manager, Josh, I was always told he was busy or not available. I spoke directly with the assistant manager about the situation, he told me he totally understood, and he would personally work on getting my refund. When I called for him again, I was told that he moved to Tennessee to take over a Crunch Fitness gym, but when I would call to ask if he would follow up on what he promised me he would do, I was told that he was in training for a few weeks and I couldn't speak with him. I found out that his brother was a manager at the gym in Tennessee, I left multiple messages for him, I spoke with multiple people at that gym, and I never could hear back from anybody. I finally went into the Madison Wis. location and spoke directly with the new manager, Josh, he said he would take care of everything by that Friday, in four days, but weeks later nothing had happened. I emailed and called the facility a total of 22 times, and my money was finally refunded to me. And this was months after I had cancelled my membership...

Peter Kraus Fitness opened in April 2019. I visited on the opening day and got to take a tour of…read morethe facility, which was led by Peter. I was so excited to meet Peter since I loved watched him on the Bachelor. My hopes were very high when I met him and he did not disappoint!! Peter was very personable and his passion for fitness was very clear. He was so excited about his business opening and graciously allowed my husband and I the opportunity to work out free of charge at the facility a few times to try it out. He even let me take a picture with him and went the extra mile to comment on the picture on Instagram. The facility itself is extremely clean, well organized, and even well decorated. There are several weight and cardio machines to choose from. All the machines are relatively new and accessible. There's even a training area covered in astroturf. They use this area for classes led by different instructors, including Peter. The classes are super fun and the instructors do a great job of training their members and making the classes fun. The gym has a great location in downtown Middleton. It's near several shops, apartments, and even a brewery right next door if you want to reward yourself after a great workout! There's even a bunch of green space in front. I was definitely considering becoming a member until we moved about 20 minutes North. We are thinking of moving back to the Middleton area one day so if we do, I will definitely be joining Peter Kraus Fitness.

I'm 64 and the past several years have been very stressful. While "exercise and eat right" are…read moremantras in public health, it's hard to do when one has chronic pain and stress. I found Harbor last October. The warm pool has helped me exercise without the pain of other workouts. I've lost 30 pounds in 9 months and I have made friends with some true "early birds" who make my time there even more enjoyable. The staff and patrons are truly an exception to my experiences with other gyms. I feel welcomed, not judged, and so happy with my personal progress. Thank you HAC.

I Love Harbor! It has a huge variety of workout options and I can play basketball, lift weights,…read moreand swim every time I go there! Tony

I've taken the self-defense, pepper spray, and kubaton classes at Badger Krav Maga. All were great…read moreclasses, the instructor was interactive and explains things really well. Each class I've taken is really hands on, which I loved. I was able to practice the moves during the training and feel more confident about using these outside of class.

From the owner: Badger Krav Maga offers self-defense and fitness training based on real-life situations. Training…read morecourses include Protective Pepper Spray, Protective Flashlight, Protective Baton and Krav Maga. Our battle cry is - Not Without A Fight!

Best Planet Fitness ever! It's on the opposite side of town and I will still drive past two other…read morelocations and 25 minutes to get there. I don't know if it's new, but it looks new and it's huge. No waiting for equipment. Can't beat it!

Yesterday my friends and I decided to go to the gym for the first time in quite awhile, that being…read moresaid when we walked in we were immediately greeted by Louis who was very knowledgeable, helpful and pleasant. We will definitely be doing this again soon, also probably the nicest planet fitness I've been in !

The classes are very overpriced, and limited in both floor space and schedule flexibility. They…read moregauged me for every penny possible and were not willing to accomodate an alternative plan even though their program schedule was the limitation.

I asked when i signed up how cancelation would function, I was told i would have to call some…read morenumber... this would have been the perfect time to tell me that if i didnt quit within 14 days, that i'd be paying a 250 dollar fee, unless i locked in for 24 months (also not mentioned) and just hoped they didnt sign me up for another 24 months so I could actually cancel without being scammed. do not trust anytime fitness, i feel totally betrayed, and now its just time to pay their stupid fees on their contract, and get the poison out before i spend anymore money on this company.

I really, really like the Basecamp workout! I signed up for a 7-day trial, and all of the staff…read morewere so accommodating and easy to work with. Definitely a great start. I honestly did not like the workout my first 1 or 2 times -- I got a bit confused as to where I was going... but by the third visit I totally had it down (it truly is simple once you get a rep or two) and actually started to LOVE the workout. It's a high intensity heart-rate pretty much the whole 35 minutes with some weight work snuck in between minutes on the airdyne bike. It's a killer. In just 7 days I noticed my cardio abilities improving. There is a lot of weight/strength exercises during the workout, but I wouldn't say this is where you'd go to gain power strength and bulk up. More like muscular endurance while gaining some strength. You're done in 35 minutes, and you can choose to stay for 7 minutes ish of ab work and 3 minutes ish of stretching (and then you actually have time to stretch on your own in the studio without being pressured out for the next class... woot!). All of the coaches were great, too and fun to have as a workout guide. They do all kinds of fun recognition for members who hit certain milestones... while that's not totally my thing, it really did bring some comradery to a large group of strangers working out together. It's fun to be excited for somebody else! If I had to find a negative, it is that you absolutely DO NOT have sufficient time to transition from the bike to a weight station in most cases... and you're often running into other people running all over doing the same. I wish there was a more systematic transition... but I learned to get over it. All 7 days that I went during my free trial, not one single staff member tried to sell me on a membership or give some rehearsed pitch. Totally different than any other chain gym I've gone to and it was kind of a relief. I actually had to contact Basecamp to talk membership because after the 7 days, I really was interested (I did not start this trial intending to continue with a membership). This was at the very end of February when the mask mandate was expiring, and I'm just not ready to be in an indoor room with a large group of unmasked and only-maybe-vaccinated people breathing heavily for 45 minutes. If things go well for a few months, I'll totally join. If the masks coming off doesn't bother you... you definitely need to give Basecamp a try!

I went to my first class today taught by Amanda. If you're looking for an incredibly fun,…read morechallenging, and welcoming workout check this place out. Everyone was so nice and encouraging, and even if you're new to working out they make everyone feel completely comfortable. It was really fun and effective I'll definitely be sore! I can't wait to go to another class.