I have seen all phases of this gym going back to the 90s when it was the much higher end…read moreHealthplex. The women's locker room has finally been updated after almost 27ish years. The hot tub exterior walls were removed so it's all open to the pool area now (for safety). Inner walls were constructed so the hot tub isn't part of the locker room/ shower area anymore. Bathing suit is required for the hot tubs. No more towels, you have to bring your own. The gym is more stripped down and basic feeling since the Y took over. No more broken water fountains, clogged sinks, gross showers. A lot less tvs on the cardio floor. The best thing about this Y is the open space. It never feels crowded anymore. I recently went to Paoli and their cardio floor is so packed and tight. Indoor track is still amazing as the 90s. 5 laps is a mile, it's the biggest indoor track I've ever seen. No one looks where they are going. That is my biggest annoyance. Teens walking with their faces buried in their phones.

The men's locker room was disgusting; mold in the sauna of all places; slimy shower floors Also,…read morepoor communication around their decision to randomly close down the pool days earlier than told for the summer "cleaning". Seemed like the staff wanted some extra end of summer time off; The staff could have cared less when I discussed my concerns

not a focus on education - only a focus on baseball. Added son to team without both parents consent…read more(we are divorced). they require a B average which my son does not have but added him anyway.. they cost about 10k a year between league, required training fees, uniforms, travel etc. this is year round with multiple events during the week and all weekend. IMO they care about money - not what's best for players. look for a league with integrity that teaches players school is important, teaches them to be respectful and follows there own guidelines of 2 parent signatures for commitment and grade requirements.

Very pushy on sales of upcoming events, camps, etc. Facility needs systems improvements, one summer…read morethe conditions were worse inside than outside the facility. Another time there was a power failure five minutes into the lesson, requiring a return at a future date.

Love the club! Was such relief to have hot tubs in the women's locker room with a sauna and steam…read moreroom as well as the showers! I love the privacy and thoughtfulness that has gone into these clubs! Reformer Pikates starting in March and was lucky enough to get some private time in the studio with other Instructors! Check in was easy and they have a towel service! Enjoyed the lap pool! Great place to visit

I tried reaching out to corporate in which I never received a response so here we are…read more This was only my second visit to this Signature location. During my first visit a few days prior, I was informed that while my current membership does not include Signature Club access, I could pay a $10 guest fee per visit. I agreed to this and was happy to return, as I truly enjoyed the facility and felt it was worth the additional drive and cost. However, upon arriving for my visit on April 14, I was informed that the club does not accept Apple Pay or any form of phone payment, and that I was required to have a physical credit card. This requirement had never been communicated to me previously. I asked if there could be any accommodation given the circumstances--such as billing my account or waiving the fee for this one visit since I had already made the 30-minute drive and was unaware of the payment limitation. Unfortunately, the General Manager was dismissive, unprofessional, and frankly quite rude. His tone and demeanor made me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. When I asked for his name, he told me "Sean," which I later discovered was not his real name. I have since learned his name is Shehryar Siddiqui. I found this particularly troubling, as it reflects a lack of accountability and professionalism. This experience was especially upsetting for me. I am a full-time caregiver for my mother, and it takes considerable effort for me to arrange the time to travel to this location. I arrived looking forward to something positive for myself, only to be treated in a way that left me feeling embarrassed and emotionally distressed. I have been a loyal member of LA Fitness since my time at Bally Total Fitness in King of Prussia nearly 28 years ago, and I have never experienced this level of disrespect at any of your facilities. Due to this interaction, I no longer feel comfortable returning to this location. I believe this situation warrants attention, as no member should be treated this way.

Everyone is nice and the owner will order whatever brand of cigarettes you ask him to. They have…read morethe skill games in one section and people are always winning there.

Beautiful clubhouse, great cocktails, just OK dinner the night we dined as guests of friends…read more Friendly staff but the food missed the mark.

I attended a lunch event here recently and the new clubhouse is beautiful - everything is new and…read moremodern but it still maintains a classic, elegant look. The view from the banquet room is amazing & you can even stand outside on the balcony to enjoy a drink while watching the golfers on the putting green, which we did for a while. The food was buffet-style and everything I had was delicious - I especially loved their tomato soup and I went back up for a second bowl even I also cleaned my very full plate. A good bloody mary can be hard to find, but mine was excellent. The staff was friendly & accommodating - they set up a photo slideshow for us and were accommodating to the energetic kids we had in tow, bringing high chairs and even shirley temples.

Management! Please inform your agents that you are part of Active & Fit Program. I enrolled in…read moreActive & Fit where I work, paid for it and got a membership. When I showed up at this location, the person working the check in counter told me they do not accept this, and he does not know what this is. He said they do not have any sales people in the premises, so he does not know to verify this. He was a little standoffish, and acted like he couldn't be bothered. It was a good thing, my friend who has a membership, and at least was able to get me in as a plus one. Please, train your staff how to do this. First impression counts, and I was not happy with the treatment I received.

Wonderful facility with serious, friendly, like-minded people looking to work hard. The equipment…read moreis extremely well-maintenaned, and this club has many machines that i love that no other club has; sometimes, older machines are better. The sauna is well-maintained and incredible. What makes this club. What is the driving force behind this club is a gentleman named Chris. I believe Chris is in charge of maintenance, but he seems to do so much more. The club is incredibly clean. Rarely is a machine down. Chris is a constant at this club. He is quick to say hello, and he is a very positive presence. I believe Chris is so well liked that members got him a Christmas present. Great club. Great vibes Far far superior is so many ways to a so called elite club like Broomall which feels like you are in a mall, the vibe is poor because staff is generally unfriendly, unhappy to be there and nothing seems to work. Sauna and steam room both haven't worked for a very long time. I know members who gave left bc of no steam, no sauna. I know members who have left bc of staff like Andrew and others. Broomall is a very hard gym to enjoy, and vs. Springfield, there is no comparison. If it comes down to people; Springfield wins big.

My business travel takes me all over the world and I've had the luxury of visiting close to 50…read morecrossfit boxes over the past two years. This box is number 1. Here's why: 1. Trainers: Rob and his staff are very hands on and helpful. Regardless if you are a visitor or a regular, you will get focused attention on your technique and form. Additionally, they are very knowledgeable. They have trainers that specialize on everything from powerlifting to nutrition. On top of that they are exceptionally friendly and interested in your time spent at CFDV. 2. Space: They have all the equipment needed for any type of workout, and plenty of space to get it done without being on top of the person next to you. You never have to run waves of workouts. 3. Programming: There is almost always a strength portion and a met-con portion to the workout. CFDV doesn't follow the main site, and does a much better job of giving a full workout in the hour that you spend with them. 4. The People: They welcome visitors like they've known them their entire lives. Regardless if you have been doing CrossFit for 5 days, you will not be intimidated by this box. The members are as helpful as the staff. 5. Class sizes: Typically anywhere from 5-12 in a class with a primary trainer and a backup for the larger classes. The Philadelphia area has many boxes to choose from, but I drive the extra 20 minutes to go to CrossFit Delaware Valley.

I cannot say enough good things about the gym and the environment the coaches, owner and fellow gym…read moregoers have helped cultivate here. I have been going for about two months now and have only become more motivated after each class to keep coming back. I have physical limitations as well as 'can't quote do that yet' limitations and have always been able to discuss what I can do and what I can try to do with the coaches. The fellow members are super friendly and inviting. Even if you don't know someone they are bound to come up and introduce themselves which makes coming back all the easier. The gym is its own little village and has made it a great experience so far.

Group fitness classes led by educated, caring coaches. There are lots of available class times to…read morechoose from. The best part of all is the amazing members, always welcoming to new people. All fitness levels in a judge free zone.

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