Great gym. Great staff. Super clean. All the equipment you need. Highly recommend.... Go visit and…read moretake a tour, you'll love it.

This ‍ ‍ is the best gym in town. It is very clean. The staff is welcoming & knowledgeable. The…read more gym has a great variety of equipment. They will give you a one week pass. Try it. You will love it!

This gym is great!-- the trainers are knowledgeable, super motivating, and actually correct your…read moreform without making you feel judged. Workouts are tough but doable, and I always leave feeling stronger. Best decision I made for my fitness this year!

Starting group training can be a little bit intimidating, but Impulse makes you feel so welcome…read more Great classes, great trainers, great community! I highly recommend!

Great gym, great people, and they are all about crossfit…read more Besides looking beautiful, with its bright turf and open space, the gym has a variety of functional equipment that are guaranteed to work muscles that you can't get worked with your standard gym visit. They have an open area where you can play with battle ropes, giant tires, weighted sleds, and more. The staff here are a wonderful, dedicated bunch. They encourage you to do your best, they give good instruction, and they make you feel welcomed. The workouts last 50 minutes and they consist of team-oriented, high-intesity interval training (HIIT) exercises that push you to your limit. If you stick with this training, you will definitely be in great shape.

Great space, well-maintained equipment, and amazing instructors! Always fun and always adding new…read morethings!

The upkeep of the machines leave very much to be desired. Out of 5 stationary bikes 2 don't have…read morebroken straps on the pedals. No problem if the user is small/has smaller feet. But if you have normal sized feet you're in for sore ankles and or knees from the awkward angle the straps hold your feet at. It has been this way for at least the past 6 months. Worst i've seen in 9 locations across 3 states.

I am not going to even bother to discusss the staff as for me, I simply go to a PF to work out and…read morebe done. I write this review simply based on comparing it to the Stow / Cuyahoga Falls store which I am coming from as I have relocated to North Canton. Simply, stated - this PF store is horrible. The location is old and worn out in the surrounding area and of course the building the PF is in. This PF store is dark, cramped and has limited or miissing equipment on many of the machines that I have used in the past. This store is about 20% small than the Stow store. Big down grade. I will need to look into some althernatives. This store sucks.

I love the balance of OTF workouts between strength training and cardio…read more I visit Canton OTF every time I'm back in town visiting my family. My home studio is Playa Vista, CA, and there are so many studios in LA it's easy to bounce around. All this to say, I've been to many studios, and this is right up there with some of the nicest. The treads are a little outdated, but they're still nice. The studio is clean, always seasonally decorated to motivate and bring joy, and the coaches are great. Cassie and Lexi are my favorites because they give clear/helpful feedback and corrections, bring great energy, and are super motivating. If you're on the fence, I say you should jump in and give it a try!

No, that isn't the logo for Cingular wireless. That is Orangetheory. And it is a pretty awesome…read moreworkout class. The gym situation seemed pretty dismal here in North Canton until I was leaving some mediocre sushi and saw the Orangetheory logo and made my coworker pull over. One of the best things about OTheory is that first class is free. So even if you have no interest you might as well just get in there for a free class to check it out. Freebies rock, right? Structure of the class is 1/2 the class on rowers and 1/2 the class on treadmills. The instructor will call out instructions to the treadmill folks and rowers back and forth. The rowers have a sets of time they go for and then will be instructed to head to the weight area where there are TRX, weights, mats, and step boards where the instructor will demonstrate the circuit they will perform. There is also a screen to show the circuit training you will be doing and number of reps. This goes on for the first half of class. The those on the treadmills switch with those from the rowers. The goal of the class is to be in the orange zone on your heart rate which is the optimal cardio zone. It is definitely nice to see the stats and get a feeling for your calories burned. You don't have to buy the monitor for yourself if you think you might only do the one visit per week option like me. In that case it is $5 each time. But if you think this will become your thing it is worth it to buy your own device for $50. The first visit is a free rental. Happy working out!

I travel and was in town and found this gym. From the amazing staff to the cleanest facility and…read moreeven making sure that I had a health plan through the app, I wish more facilities were this user friendly! Thank you Jeff for making sure that I was taken care of!

awesome gym - great amenities - clean - staff is wonderful - LOVE the Renuvaskin Red Light Therapy…read morebed. management is on top of everything. best gym i have joined