The gym is good for getting your life back together, not unmotivating like commercial gyms, This…read moregym makes you work hard for your success and all the gym people are nice and help you out whenever you need.

The gym is great, all the machines are really nice and well kept. the atmosphere is awesome and…read moresebastian is a cool dude.

Cleanliness Management and price! Sadly the place has gone…read moredown hill the last year. No towels hairballs and dirt in studios for $100 a month ... make it make sense? Tried contacting management NEVER get a reply. If it wasn't for the instructors I would have left!

I've been a member for over 18 years and have always appreciated the quality experience the…read moreHealthPlex provided. However, over time, I feel the facility has gradually lost some of its "premium" feel due to a number of recurring operational issues. There appear to be several systemic problems that impact the overall member experience: Studio and Class Technology Frequent issues with audio equipment in class studios. Microphones often do not work or batteries are not charged. Classes are routinely delayed due to technical problems, which is frustrating during a 45-minute session. Locker Room Maintenance Inconsistent availability of hand towels. Non-working TVs. Only one functioning hair dryer. A general lack of attention to detail that affects the experience. Towel Service One of the most noticeable changes has been the reduction in towel availability during workouts. In the past, towels were consistently stocked and accessible throughout workouts. That service level contributed significantly to the premium experience and convenience. Trainer Support The trainers themselves are strong and professional, but they seem to lack adequate support from management, particularly regarding equipment reliability and coverage when someone is out. As a long-time member, I share this feedback because I'd like to see the HealthPlex return to the level of operational excellence that originally set it apart. Many of these issues seem solvable with stronger oversight, maintenance consistency, and attention to detail.

This gym is great. I'm not a member there, I'm at Vasa now. Crunch opens at 5:00am. That's why I…read morehad to leave. If they opened at 4:00am I would cancel Vasa tomorrow and come back.

Dirty facilities and equipment. Things are always broken. Classes always getting cancelled because…read morethey can't keep instructors

This is the best gym you're going to find! The best selection of free weights period. The members…read moreand staff are all extremely friendly. Great experience!

By far the best gym in the area. 4:13 is incredibly well…read moreequipped and everyone there is really friendly. The gym is always clean and the rates are very reasonable for what it is. Barbell 4:13 has all the cardio equipment and machines a new gym goes needs but also has a full row of monolifts and competition benches and accessories like bands and chains for a competitive athlete. Chalk is not only allowed but provided and the equipment is all top-notch. The owner, Matt, took time to welcome me to the gym and show me around, and all of the regulars here have been really friendly. I like being able to jump in with the groups training here but it'd also be a great place to get a workout in and not be bothered. Definitely worth checking out and it's been worth the 30 minute drive down for me to train here.

Jakked Gym practices what it preaches. While helping improve your physical/mental well being, they…read morecontinuously upgrade the facility and equipment. They are never satisfied with the status quo and strive to provide the valuable services to their members. All done with a smile and genuine interest in the individual needs of the their clients. Ricardo.

Best gym around. Hands down the best atmosphere and attitude. If youre looking for frills this…read moreisn't the place for you. If you are looking to sweat your ass off and get a great workout in then you better sign up!

The good: Great instructors and welcoming atmosphere in classes! Lots of equipment and cafe/salon…read moreservices are great! The not so good: front desk staff is not friendly to most. Especially one lady with short hair who is always chatting with younger staff and barely looks up to check people in. other's area lifetimes greet you warmly when you enter but most of the desk staff is preoccupied here. Gym desperately needs cleaning- cleaning is done by internal staff. Mats are dirty and never see anyone wiping down weights or mats / although they have spray and towels for guests to use. Restrooms are dirty and need a deep clean and improvements -( behind the stall doors- need to be cleaned)! This location is 20+ years old and lots of newer clubs going in and send this one is being neglected. Speakers in the main group fitness room only work on one side and cut out in the middle of routines. Classes were great but they keep changing formats and if there are less than 12-15 in a class they cut the class. For the price being paid they should hold class even if 5 people sign up. So many trainers around for a fee but classes seem to be getting limited compared to the newer gyms. Still going due to location but it needs some love!

easily the worst location, didn't know I paid this amount of money for a shiny xsport fitness.read more

Personal trainer Joe is wonderful but trying to cancel your membership once your contract is up is…read morea nightmare. No one responds to attempts until you cancel the payment and then they make every possible excuse to keep you on. I sent snail mail, facebook message, called the manager who is apparently not there anymore. Now I've emailed and texted with Jake (new M). Was told to fill out a form, did and sent it back. Today I received another message that we need to talk to get this done. Seriously? Do not sign up for this gym if you are not committed for life.

I wish I could give 0 star. Looks like they have a new owner. The TVs on the equipment don't work…read more I have sent an email with no response. One of the elliptical shakes when working out. The office door is always closed.

Nice facility, but I wish they offered a Senior Citizen discount. Otherwise a place to look into…read more Still looking for something more affordable. Side note, that everyone there, from John Chase down to the people at the front desk, are ALL very nice and professional.

What you will not find:…read more - Women in full makeup. - Roving meat market - Expensive spa services - A free weight room that does not resemble a prison exercise yard. - Astronomical rates even for non-residents (it's a Park District gym.) What you will find: - No waiting to get on a machine. - Friendly staff (complete with personal trainers) - Being surrounded by people who aren't there for a contest of beauty - Bunches of TVs. - The ability to work out comfortably in a nice environment. Also with my membership (Which is only $29 a month) I also get full access to the indoor swimming pool, and during the summer months, the outdoor water park. (Good if I had kids.) There is also another location run by the park district, which I have not been to. That one boasts a larger workout area along with a climbing wall. I am just glad I found somewhere I feel comfortable going to, and this place makes me look forward to going to the gym each chance I get. They are open at around 5 am every day (including weekends) but close at 10pm (M-F), 8pm (Sat) and 6pm (Sun).

Superior value, especially for residents. Zumba is most highly recommended as its instructor…read moreThandeka is always upbeat and enthusiastic (without being annoying...haha). I've dropped 70 pounds here without GLP-1's. Other highlights are the Monday fitness class with Charis, plus all the gym basics: treadmill, elliptical, rowing, track, weights, ping pong, and lengthy gym hours all get a big Thumbs Up! Ask about their corporate discounts.

TL;DR: Nice facility, but watch out for the "Karen" who claims to be a manager of the fitness…read morecenter. This review is only for the fitness center. The center itself gets 5 stars. The pros: The young lady at the check in is always amazingly nice and cheerful. The track is relatively pleasant; it's a good size (1/7 mile) and has three lanes, which is good. And it is rarely crowded during the summer. (Can't speak for winter, as I stopped going in winter once I bought my in-home treadmill several years ago.) BUT... As one other reviewer has noted, there is this old woman who is REALLY grumpy, rude, and downright aggressive toward members. (She has shoulder-length gray hair...I didn't catch her name.) The other day I was walking on the track (it was one of those 98-degree days), and she was opening the shades on the windows on the track. As I was walking back I asked, "Shouldn't we be closing them on a hot day like this to keep the track area cool and save on AC?" (The shades she3 was opening were on the west side of the building; it was late afternoon and the sun was BLARING in the windows--you could literally feel the heat.) She immediately copped an attitude, and snarled, "Well, I've been working here over 10 years and that's how we have always done it. The shades go UP as soon as the kids are done with gymnastics. We only keep them closed during gymnastics because the sun gets in the eyes of the kids. The shades are never closed if there are no gymnastics." Well, that is a blatant lie on two accounts: First, there were NO gymnastics for the hour preceding her shade-raising. I know. I was in the gym then. So, they were NOT closed to "keep the sun out of the eyes of the gymnasts" as she claimed. (Lie #1) She added that, "I have never seen the shades closed in my 10-plus years working here." Well, that's Lie #2. I was walking on the track on Sunday prior (no gymnastics and no basketball). It was another one of those hot days, and ALL THE SHADES WERE CLOSED UPSTAIRS. in fact, one of the windows even had a n exercise matt hung over the closed shade to keep it cooler. She then told me I was being "disrespectful to a manager" because I asked why the shades weren't closed to keep it cool upstairs. I was startled, and replied: "I wasn't being disrespectful; I merely asked if the shades shouldn't be kept closed to keep some of the heat out. Not only would it be more pleasant for those using the track, but it would save on AC costs." Her response was almost comical. She started yelling, "Questioning authority IS being disrespectful!" She then started talking at the top of her voice non-stop, not allowing me to even get a word in edgewise. She just kept repeating the same thing over and over: "Asking questions is disrespectful of authority. Asking questions is disrepectful of authority. Asking questions in disrespectful of authority." She then stomped into the office, and I thought that was that. But then she emerged and told me "I am a manager. I am the authority. You need to leave. I won't put up with disrespect." Then once again, she just kept repeating that same phrase over and over--I couldn't even get a word in edgewise. At that point, I knew there must be some cognitive issue at play, so I left. AS I left, she stood in front of a camera and pointed toward the door, while looking in the camera. t Honestly, I had to laugh. It was just so bizarre. As I was driving home, I actually started to feel sorry for her. She either has a very unhappy, unfulfilled life to not be able to handle a simple question, and then get so defensive...OR she has the beginning of dementia. (My best friend's mom had dementia, so I recognize the signs.) Even though I sympathize with her situation (if that is indeed the case--I have no idea and I'm not a doctor so I'm not making a diagnosis....just stating what I observed based on my experience with my friend's mom), that is not a good look for the facility. Many years ago when I first started coming to this facility, it was always packed. Now, it's always virtually empty (the fitness center; there are still always a lot of parties.) I think the combination of people's encounter with this woman AND the obscene price increases over the years and the elimination of the three-month passes have caused people to either go to another facility (since the price is the same now) OR buy their own home equipment. I wish I had a recording of the exchange so I could take it to the proper managers --Or Jen P, head of the Park District-- and have them give her some counseling on how to handle customers who pay her wages through taxes. Or, if there is a cognitive issue, get her the help she needs..

Fernando is the best!! He is very professional and knowledgeable on what he does!! He answered all…read moremy questions and gave me lots of tips to reach my weight loss goal! His workouts are fun and enjoyable! Definitely recommend him!!

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