Man I saw a promotional flyer and was tremendously excited... then I saw that there was no pool…read more.. Everything else looks pretty cool though but.. no pool. Good luck with the opening though.

I stopped in to get prices and was greeted immediately. I was given detailed information and…read moreoffered a tour. I was impressed with the equipment and setup. There are a lot of amenities and reasonably priced. Very good customer service

Upon every entry and exit I have been greeted , and pushed with positivity . Coming from fitness…read morecompetitions in my previous years , it's nice to have a gym home that has all the old school equipment you can't find at these commercial gyms.

I was introduced to John Brandt, the owner of Full Spectrum Fitness, thinking he was going to hook…read moreme up with magic pills to make me lose weight. Instead I signed up for three personal training sessions a week. That was three years ago. I've lost 15 pounds and kept it off. I absolutely love coming to this gym. John is an amazing trainer. When I injured myself (from wearing too high of heels, not from working out), he modified my workouts to accommodate me. The gym itself is always clean, and there is an abundance of equipment. Whatever your fitness goals are, Full Spectrum is the place to get them done.

Best gym out there they have everything you could possibly want to workout. People and staff are…read moreawesome. Great energy.

Honestly just feels unsafe as a woman. Even though it's been refine it is still just a mess. Dust…read moreeverywhere, garbage, falling apart cushions on most of the machines, and prices just keep going up

Will not let you cancel membership so I paid for two years and have been there less than 10 times…read more The day my membership was supposed to end they decided to keep charging me membership fees. On the same day they did not have anyone staffed during the staffed hours so I couldn't even cancel in person. Insane that they will not allow you to cancel over the phone, very sketchy. Will not be returning.

I love all my trainers (Meredith, Chris, and Jordan). They take their time to show you how to…read morecorrectly do the exercise and give encouragement and push you. Sloan is a sweetie and offers encouragement with your scans and also teaches great classes. Highly recommend paying a little extra for classes, they will give you what you put into it. Never disappointed.

I attended this community center for a volleyball tournament and was quite impressed with how clean…read morethis facility is. There is a second floor that reached all around the main floor, where you can view from the top or bring your own folding chair and watch from above. There is a cafe up there also allowing you to purchase food and drinks and watch the games below. There are bleacher seats all along the main floor where you can sit and watch also. Plenty of parking in front and there are a few restaurants across the street from here but you can't bring any food in as they want you to buy within. I recommend this center.

First time visiting this place on. Mother's Day weekend for my daughter's volleyball tournament. I…read morelove the ample parking, upper indoor track, the brightness of the facility, the digital scoreboards, and seating. I couldn't give 5 stars seeing as there wasn't enough bathrooms for a place so big. 2 family bathrooms and 3 women's stalls was nowhere near enough.

Not a good experience. I'd like to name all the problems , but there's simply not enough time in…read morethe day. Honestly I'm surprised they're still open. The only reason Fuel gets 2 stars is because, going here on a daily basis, because of its proximity to where I live, helped me lose a ton of weight. Simply look at these photos and you'll understand my point better about the poor conditions.

This place is a DUMP!!! Worst gym I've ever used!! I paid for a yr upfront and was transferred for…read morework after 3 months of using this place. I tried to get my money back and after doing everything they asked me to do proving my relocation, they won't give me a penny back!!! NEVER pay anything upfront. Not to mention I regretted joining after about 2 weeks into what would have been a long yr. PLEASE go and look at the so called locker room . It smells and is sooooo broke down. If the rumor is true about this place it sounds like they need the money more then I do...... If you know what I'm saying.

If I could give 0 stars I would. I have never been treated with such poor customer service as when…read moreI encountered Rick, the owner of Carr Boxing. I had signed my teenage son up for self defense/fitness classes because he wanted to get in shape in a fun way. Rick suggested I sign him up for the next level since he was certain that once my son started with the program he would eventually want to spar and compete so why not save money and sign up now. I assured him that would not be the issue and after going round and round with him trying to tell me I'd be sorry in the end when I'd be out more money I reluctantly still signed him up for what I originally came in for. A few days later at his pediatrician appointment my son mentioned to her that he was starting the program. I explained it and told the story of my encounter to both her and my son. She was very adamant that my son should not be sparring due to his several concussions he has had in the past. Since I signed a contract with the place Rick would not return the $230 dollars I zelled to him. He said "a contract is a contract." This may be true but due to the given circumstances and even having my son's doctor write a letter to him explaining why he can't be in that situation I was still denied the $230 even though my son never started. It's very disheartening that this business treats customers like this. I'm a former business owner and I couldn't fathom treating someone with the disrespect I had encountered.

Paid 2 memberships for 7 years accidentally broke a mirror and they did not allow for estimates…read morejust an fu $700 bill by the end of the week, after an employee said not to worry about it. The manager- Taylor the was rude and nasty both times we went in there attempting to deal with it.

The staff was friendly. I walked in and they didn't have a Total Body Enhancement machine or a…read moreHydromassage Bed (just a lounger) so I went to the next location.

It's nice to have a counseling office where the staff are welcoming because I generally don't want…read moreto go in the first place. My therapist has been a great help and does a great job of making me not feel judged. Highly recommend!

This is not a good place to work as a Therapist. Most of the staff members are friends with the…read moreowner, and they are very gossipy and backstabbing. Xfinity has a high turnover rate with Therapist because of Dr. Parker's dishonesty in misrepresenting the job descriptions. Dr. Mashone Parker is not honest, and the office is not well kept. There are holes in the walls, and stained carpets that are not cleaned. The office furniture is not stable or sturdy. It truly is a hot mess. Mentoring and supervision is a mess.

Excellent boutique fitness gym in the heart of crown point. MWM stands for Miles with Misty - the…read moreoriginal running training program. They have beginner's 5K/8K group training options through the year with races like the shamrock shuffle being the end goal. But Misty has a number of marathons and ultra marathons on her resume, so more advanced runners would find experienced coaching here too. I don't enjoy running, so I'm often participating in one of the several group fitness training sessions like bootcamp, strength and core, women's strength training, and yoga. I have the fitness freedom plan that allows me monthly unlimited classes, personal training discounts, a VO2MAX or Resting metabolic rate test, and other perks. If you are an endurance athlete the VO2MAX test is a MUST! Misty will break down the numbers and consult on training and nutrition. The RMR test is good for those interested in calorie counting and understanding food as fuel. You don't have to sign a contract to attend a class. Drop ins are $12 and there are a number of different membership options. If you are looking for a headstart on your health goals and need accountability, the "choose to lose" program combines that, nutrition coaching, dedicated group classes with people on the same journey. It seems all the exercises are scalable, so all shapes, genders, and fitness backgrounds can find something that works for them. My only suggestion: if you are new to fitness, I highly recommend personal training or two with one of the trainers before jumping into a group session. There can be 3-16 people in a class. I think you should get personal attention before attending to get basic form down so 1) you don't hurt yourself and 2) you get the most out of each movement. Also! A recent pet peeve of mine is all the salt on the gym floor recently. Please change out of your street shoes before class. :)