Loved visiting this box! The people were lots of fun, super helpful and friendly. PJ was amazing as…read morea coach and the equipment/space was among the best I've seen. Loved the beautiful trails these folks have access to. If you're lucky enough to be visiting this area, drop in. When I'm back in the area, I certainly will!!

Awesome group of owners, coaches, and members. Good luck with the move. Can't wait to come back…read moreand see it. Thanks!

The hour goes by quick and I always work up a sweat. As lame as Jazzercise sounds when speaking of…read moreit in a retro manner, it is hardly lame now! It's not as crazy as Zumba but still gives you a good work out. The gals in this studio are so kind and welcoming - which is a great plus! Love the weekend options too!

From the owner: Jazzercise Westborough Fitness Studio in Westborough, MA offers Live online dance fitness classes…read morethat challenge and motivate all levels. Scroll down to see our schedule and join us online!

Great community for all fitness levels. Expert coaching and excellent support in whatever your…read morefitness goals may be. Also a great place to make friends with like minded interests. Wonderful sense of family!

The best workout I have ever experienced. Cardio combined with weights, you cannot burn calories…read moreand build strength in a more efficient manner. Driven by metrics that you can see, the proof is in the numbers. Incredible coaching and staff, the Marlborough location provides a luxury experience like a Barry Bootcamp or Soul Cycle but without the prices.

Updated review: The studio has since been purchased by a…read moreholding company whose main concern is new members versus retaining current ones. As a result, there's a mass exodus of members leaving, losing talented coaches (and lying about them), especially bad turn over of front desk personnel, and 4 managers in the last year, each one worse than the last. The current manager is probably the most unprofessional of all of them, I've never seen so much gossip and drama before her arrival. I chose to cancel my membership at the gym via a private email with her, and when she asked my reasoning, that email was then shared with everyone who was currently on the clock in studio, which of course then got back to me. Highly unprofessional and an invasion of privacy in my opinion. Aside from fitness, a huge focus and pro of this studio was the community, with the Facebook group being the main outlet for that. However, with new management and a new head coach, information is now hidden, people are silenced, posts are censored, comments are removed and shut off. The lack of transparency is off putting and leads to more gossip. I want to workout at my gym and feel welcomed by the community, not hear that the manager and head coach are gossiping about other employees and members and feel uncomfortable in the same community I once loved. Additionally, it just sounds like bad economics to be concerned with new membership at the cost of losing current members and coaches. It's more expensive to gain new customers than retain current ones, especially when people who love their gyms encourage new memberships via their own word of mouth. With the new year comes many people interested in joining gyms, and those people often choose to ask their friends where to go. I've had multiple friends ask to come to this studio with me to try it out in the last month, and I told all of them to try somewhere else. I signed up for a new gym in the area and other members of this OTF have followed suit. You guys made a big mistake. Huge. Edited to add: I was really proud of my accomplishments and recently let a girl at the front desk know I had lost 25 lbs. her response was, "25 down, 25 to go!" I was gutted, but just smiled and walked away. If I lose another 25 I would be underweight. But I guess that lines up well with the new image they have. It used to be more diverse, encouraging, and welcoming. I'm just so disappointed.

TLDR: it works! Try it!…read more CrossFit saved my life. I was in the midst of a divorce and had lost 50 pounds due to stress. I worked from a desk, and was a couch potato at night that couldn't bench press my own body weight. I was on sleeping pills, anti-depressants and was not eating. Mike encouraged me to stop by and try a class. So I did! It was a small class. I think there were 3 of us, and I had brought a friend! Brian was the instructor. He had a quiet, calm voice. He asked to look at my gait, and what sports I'd played, while he probably sized up how hard he could push me. :) I remember being a little sore after class that day but I came back. And it was after one of those first week's classes that I remember driving home happy! I was staying with friends and I burst into the kitchen smiling from ear to ear as they were getting ready for the day. Endorphins! And I was hooked. I had been a member of many gyms. Mostly for less than a year. The habit never stuck. Gyms don't give personalized instruction every day, nor do the members cheer you on and congratulate you after a workout. Gyms don't have a long term plan or program. Mike does! This sh*t works. I gained the 50 lbs back. I lifted 400 lbs. I did a muscle up! My advice to you is to try it. Pay for a month. If you like it, you will wonder why you didn't go sooner. If you don't like it, you might like the people and coaches and make some friends.

There are so many activities and sports available for kids now it can be pretty overwhelming for…read moreboth parent and child. When it comes to choosing, the opinion of someone you know tends to be the best way to go. I cannot say enough good things about the experience we have had with Crossfit Prototype/ Prototype Kids. The entire Team here is amazing. They are knowledgeable and careful. They know how to motivate and how to engage children of any age, and the best part, they tire out the child in a single session. The options are simple, pay for unlimited classes or go the punch card route. At the end of the day, it costs no more than most kids activities. If you haven't done it yet, check out their Facebook Page and website. Better yet, bring your child there for a class, they give the first one for free. So no harm, no foul if they find it isn't for them.

What have I gained almost 2 years and 300 work outs (soon!) later? Well, I've gained weight…read morebecause, well a yelpie must eat! (And drink). I don't follow the challenges or the recommended nutrition plans - that said, I may have gained but all of the 25-50 year olds that have followed the programs religiously have shown REMARKABLE transformations! I also have gained strength I never knew after DECADES of lifting, I could accomplish at 60+... I don't do a single burpee, but they have a fix for that. I don't do a lot of overhead work, but they have a fix for that. So when #granniehudsoneatsout (aka yours truly grannie yelpie) can scoop up a 27lb senile dog and pick her up and carry her like a football and not notice it... you know there's something going on. When I can carry stuff up and down stairs and not lose balance and not struggle... you KNOW there is something going on! When I can carry super loaded grocery bags or travel gear running through airports and not even break a sweat... It puts the F in FUNCTIONAL TRAINING. At least at Hudson, trainers are well educated in the field, certified and prepared to meet your needs. I'm building up to my 300 work out chin up (with bands of course) and by 400 my goal is to bust 1 without the bands... That is MY goal? What is yours? Best 45 minutes of the day. And I only go 3-4 days a week (some people practically live there even though the coaches discourage not taking rest days!). You have a lot to lose and a lot to gain when you join. And you will have a blast while you do it. HOWEVER - if you are straight laced, tight underwear, this is NOT the place for you. We don't take ourselves that seriously!

My daughter was training at F45 Hudson and then encountered some health issues. I was focused on…read moreher health and trying to get her better and did not think to look up the policy of her gym and arrange for her membership to be paused. When I finally did, I was met with a very corporate response. For a small gym with a family feel, I was disappointed at the coldness of the response without the manager/owner (?) even considering a way to accommodate us. We were told to refer to our membership contract and not offered any credit. I was actually surprised they didn't ask if she was ok when she stopped coming in suddenly after being pretty regular until she started having health problems. Lesson learned. This place is corporate and not really a family like place as I thought.