Had very high hopes for this place…read more Without going into all that I was disappointed with, the one thing that sticks with me on a daily basis is the severe tendinitis achieved by my 4th day. I'm unable to workout anything that requires lifting with my arms. Lifting a coffee mug is painful. Dr diagnosed me with tendinitis in both arms, the right being much worse than the left. Said it was from doing the same repetitive motions a few days in a row with heavy weight. He was shocked that anyone would suggest doing the same movements day after day. ... especially benching. The Dr was flabbergasted that UTG suggested I keep doing the same movements, even after pain was recognized. It only made the condition of my tendinitis worse. Apparently the young kid, who owns this place, has his own style of training - and was quite offended when I questioned it. Every Dr and physical therapist who I met with so far, thought that his "training protocols" were ridiculous and quick to injure. Hopefully, with tons of pt and rest, I'll be able to work out again in a few months. last gem on the situation: e-mail from the owner... "FWIW - since you're so smart - i suggest you read a book or two about what evidence based training protocols look like. Then come back and apologize for being clueless. Take care."

Tamir is arguably the most consistent person I know. For that reason - among others - I highly…read morerecommend UTG. Tamir's commitment to my goals somehow surpasses my own. This is, perhaps, what has surprised me the most throughout the 14+ months I've trained with him and his team. Comically, it's almost unfortunate and frustrating how much he pushes you to be your best and work hard. He's never missed a beat or an opportunity to encourage (force is much more accurate) me to go far, far beyond my perceived limits. Personal training is a luxury -- a privilege. To some it seems superfluous and it's unclear why you would shell out the money to have someone "help you exercise." My response is that you'd understand the vast benefits if you knew almost anything about motivation and discipline. It's not that easy to muster the courage to challenge yourself on a daily basis. Each rep is a mental battle. Beyond that, what do you really know about how to select, track, modify, or arrange a workout to get your desired results? What movements should you be doing? In what order? For how many sets and reps? How does your unique anatomy, goals and prior exercise history impact those decisions? Good luck. Optimizing a personalized routine based on scientific concepts like progressive overload, hypertrophy, deloading, protein, minimum effective volume and more is difficult. UTG makes it easy. Show up (and most times, shut up) and just do what you're told. It's for your good. They are the experts.

Good place to work out. The gym is clean, the equipment is in good condition, and the staff is…read morefriendly. It has a nice atmosphere and is a comfortable place to exercise regularly.

The place is so dirty. There are huge spider webs in every window and layers of dust in every the…read moreunused parts of the machines. Even on the top of weights. The only reason why I'm giving them 3 stars is because they did a renovation and replaced most of the machines. I like that they have 3 rowers. HITT classes are every morning in the open area so don't plan on doing abs at 8/830. The instructors kick you out of that area.

I have been going to sessions with Coach Frank for over three months now. He is an amazing personal…read moretrainer. He pushes me during each session to my best potential. He is a great mentor, very professional and attentive to my body and great at catering workouts to my needs. He makes me feel very comfortable in each of my sessions with him. If I could give him 10 stars I would!

From the owner: Fytt4lyfe delivers an unparelled personalized training to target special area [s] for improving…read moreand leveraging your unique physical capabilities. Setting smart goals and tracking progress through training and diet..

Love this place! Trainers really care and correct you if your form is off. I love the camaraderie…read moreand the facility is meticulously clean.

I've never been one to look forward to a workout class, but F45 has done that for me. I find myself…read morescheduling classes a week in advance to get myself pumped and excited for awesome workouts ahead. Such a friendly, positive environment and everyone goes at their own pace! No gym intimidation at ALL! I'm a lifer.

Do NOT take the intro class with Sandy F. She's completely unrealistic in what she expects a…read morebeginner to do and she's all over the place with her "teaching". She's not motivating like the other instructors and overall awkward

Pilates along with Leslie has built my confidence tremendously! I wish you could clone Leslie…read morebecause her classes are hard to book!! She makes exercise fun...even when you think you can't you can!

Nice place. Not huge like some gyms but intimate. There is a sparring ring and room for yoga or…read morewhatever. I like the weights they have. They have free weights and machine weights which are modern. Fairly new and clean. If I did not golf yesterday I would have worked out. My brother signed up and I got a guest pass. Bathroom and shower area are clean but you have to bring your own towels...Not a Bay Club which I was a member at in CA but this will do. No pool, no tennis courts, no bball court so you are limited but again, the weights they have and layout make up....Mostly. Plus this is strictly for working out and training. I like it.

I observed , a man gets entrance to the gym as a guest and no identification was given to the lady…read morein the front desk. Children frequent this gym and this is concerning. If he wasn't able to provide id he should have been denied entrance .