Great gym with tons of equipment and space. They run a few specials throughout the year which if…read moreyou take advantage of, makes for a very great price to pay for what you're getting. Staff is always super friendly. They have put a lot of work into the gym since becoming Alpha ledgends and it shows!

Below standard professionalism and customer service…read more I cancelled my membership and continued getting charges and attempted charges for 6 months after cancellation. Talked to an employee and a manager over the phone who refunded my money the first month it happened. I was assured the issue was "fixed". A month later I got charges again. I reached out for the second time, but never got the courtesy of anyone returning my voice mail to resolve the same issue. Decided to change my card to prevent being charged a fee to a gym I don't belong to and a gym that can't resolve issues. After I changed my card, was turned over to collection because apparently I owe membership fees to a gym I cancelled my membership with. In my mind, anything positive this gym offered is not worth the way this situation was handled. Would never recommend becoming a member here or giving them any form of credit card information.

I'm reviewing this based on what this facility is meant to be -- a low-cost gym. It's small and…read moredoesn't have a lot of equipment, but it's meant to be a more affordable alternative to larger gyms. In that respect, it gets the job done -- and I say that as an experienced gym rat who's very picky. Unlike a lot of gyms, this place has a decent weight selection, including heavy dumbbells and kettlebells. It also has good barbell weights and options for bench pressing, squatting, and deadlifting without having to rely on a stupid Smith machine. They even have a large number of pull-up bars and some really nice plyo boxes. Many low-cost gyms are basically cardio farms filled with machines. This one isn't. It does have its share of resistance and cardio machines, but without sacrificing space for more functional equipment such as free weights, pull-up bars, and sleds. It provides some great bang for the buck.

Would be great if I could somehow pay for access without having a staff member present.read more

Plainly put, one must first feel like it is ok to be vulnerable in a gym. King's is that place…read more THIS IS THE PLACE TO LET IT LOOSE and acheive something, folks. Wish I was at King's gym right now, but instead I am stuck in Maui. That should say it all. All the "people" are here, every race and creed, hard working people from laborers to white collar professionals, retirees to homemakers, teenage athletes to teenage wallflowers. All the "goals" are here, bodybuilding or powerlifting, boxing or sports specific, group classes and cardio, injury prevention or mental balance, weekend warriors or general wellness, clients with trainers for something specific or clients with trainers who like to torture their trainer for their entire lives... The equipment deserves mention, as they are the most balanced machines ever. They maintain the equipment to perfect working order, whether it is an antique relic or a brand new chinamade machine. You will be hardpressed to find something that isn't here. Top level athletes have all they need too. King's gym has a unique vibe without forcing it. The feel of King's gym is an organic phenomena that many have tried to sort out. It is unpretentious. There is a very hardworking population that is amongst this crowd, as well as folks who are serious about their gym goals. If you see someone frowning and looking rough, almost always are those the people who will light up with gentleness and laugher if you strike a conversation with them. Problems are immediately mitigated here. If there is a situation that is a threat, it is quickly irradicated. In 22 years of training here, I have seen maybe 2 issues. They were eliminated so quickly you couldn't believe it. The owners are family oriented, clean, folk. Very approachable, and straight with you. if you are humble enough, you could even learn powerful lessons from them, as they are coaches. God bless King's gym and all its staff and members. Amen

Plainly put, one must first feel like it is ok to be vulnerable in a gym. King's is that place…read more THIS IS THE PLACE TO LET IT LOOSE and acheive something, folks. Wish I was at King's gym right now, but instead I am stuck in Maui. That should say it all. All the "people" are here, every race and creed, hard working people from laborers to white collar professionals, retirees to homemakers, teenage athletes to teenage wallflowers. All the "goals" are here, bodybuilding or powerlifting, boxing or sports specific, group classes and cardio, injury prevention or mental balance, weekend warriors or general wellness, clients with trainers for something specific or clients with trainers who like to torture their trainer for their entire lives... The equipment deserves mention, as they are the most balanced machines ever. They maintain the equipment to perfect working order, whether it is an antique relic or a brand new chinamade machine. You will be hardpressed to find something that isn't here. Top level athletes have all they need too. King's gym has a unique vibe without forcing it. The feel of King's gym is an organic phenomena that many have tried to sort out. It is unpretentious. There is a very hardworking population that is amongst this crowd, as well as folks who are serious about their gym goals. If you see someone frowning and looking rough, almost always are those the people who will light up with gentleness and laugher if you strike a conversation with them. Problems are immediately mitigated here. If there is a situation that is a threat, it is quickly irradicated. In 22 years of training here, I have seen maybe 2 issues. They were eliminated so quickly you couldn't believe it. The owners are family oriented, clean, folk. Very approachable, and straight with you. if you are humble enough, you could even learn powerful lessons from them, as they are coaches. God bless King's gym and all its staff and members. Amen

Stopped into the club for the Power Hour and was not disappointed. Instructor was a very welcoming…read moreperson and knew her stuff. We went through many variations of workout exercises and I was feeling the burn. Can't say enough about this club. Freshly painted, exceptionally clean and more than enough equipment so there was no waiting. Bill is the owner and he will make you feel at home with a customized membership. I highly recommend it.

I really love this Snap! Very convenient to be open 24 hours, is staffed much more frequently…read morethan many Snap locations, and is filled with great equipment. They have tanning available and a great room to take digital classes- just find a video class you want to work out to and it will be projected in the room for you to sweat to. Great technology! Very clean and affordable... a terrific gym!

The place has really gone downhill. Virtually no evening or weekend fitness classes. Minimal lap…read morelane availability after work and people are unwilling to share lap lanes. Lifeguard quality has also gone down. Th e entire center looks dated.

For a general-purpose fitness center, it's not bad. The selection of weights isn't great, but it…read moredoes have a few squat racks and a couple of deadlifting stations, which puts it above your typical fitness center. It also has a decent selection of pull-up bars, which is also unusual. (Most of these bars are actually intended for use with TRX rigs, but they still do the trick.) I have limited experience with their classes, but from what I've seen, they're basically just okay. Their so-called "high intensity interval training" or HIIT classes are really just plain circuit training. (Do a Google search if you'd like to learn what high intensity interval training really means.) They have a convenient indoor track, albeit smaller than advertised. (The signage says that eight laps in the outermost lane constitutes one mile, but according to my GPS watch, about nine laps are required.) As with many community centers, the patrons have poor track etiquette. You'll frequently find people playing or standing around on the track, blocking people's way. There are often people strolling slowly in the runners' lanes. On one instance, I even saw a staff member and her tour group blocking both of the runners' lanes as they stood around talking. On a positive note, this track does have more lanes than most other locations. So even though the track rules are poorly observed, there is more room to move around the offending parties. The track is also right beside some of the other fitness equipment, such as the rowers, the TRX rigs, and the kettlebells. This makes it easier to design a good track-based circuit workout. It would help if they had some heavier dumbbells near the track (the heaviest ones only go up to 30 lbs), but I guess you can't have everything. So while the amenities are limited in comparison to a more serious gym, and while the poor track etiquette is an annoyance, it's not bad overall.

Western Reserve is my new favorite place for workouts! The facilities are clean, the classes are…read moregreat, and there's plenty of strength equipment. The prices are also very reasonable.

I couldn't be happier to have learned to play pickleball at Western Reserve! The instructors are…read morekind & knowledgeable, the courts are kept in pristine condition, & the staff is always friendly & helpful. I couldn't recommend this racquet club more to anyone wanting to pick up a new sport or try out a new fitness club- they have it all!

24/7 gym for a low price! Probably one of my favorite gyms. I am a body builder that loves to get…read moredown to the nitty gritty. it's a down to earth gym. Meaning you go there, with no contract, pay your monthly fees, lift weights, and get out. The rules are relaxed. Many people workout without a shirt. Pros: it's old school. Lift weights, do cardio, grunt, yell and so forth. It's 24 hours. Everyone is friendly. Owned by wonderful people. The price cannot be beat. Cons: no AC but the doors are always open letting air flow through. The blue tooth radio is iffy so bring headphones or an aux cable for the speakers. Most of the cardio machines are squeaky. They are always renovating to improve the gym (can be a pro or con). The teens that go in don't know how to clean up after themselves.

Simple is great and that's what this place is both…read more If you're an old school steel pounder, this is your place.

This place is the most inviting gym I have ever been to. The manager & staff value relationships…read morewith the members. Everyone is super friendly and encouraging. Clean. It's a really awesome place.

From the owner: Contact us for gym memberships, personal training and group fitness classes. Message or call to…read moreenroll. Tell us how you found us for a free personal training session when you join as a member.

The staff is very friendly and the place is clean. I'm always seeing the staff dusting, wiping and…read moremoping. The gym is very good size, well laid out and the equipment is in good working order. I've visited Planet Fitness location in California, Iowa, Michigan, Solon and Streetsboro and this is my favorite.

The club itself is very clean, with nice equipment and good hours. Previously they had group…read morefitness classes that were included, but last year the personal trainer left. Most of the staff is very personable and nice, but the manager there currently has ZERO personality. He cannot even say hello to patrons, and is VERY dismissive and down-right rude. He really should not be in this business, as he is not well-suited to deal with the public. For this reason, (as well as the lack of group fitness classes), I have just cancelled my membership. I will be finding another gym in the area to join.

During my employment at this facility, I had to bring my 1 year old child to meet my wife in the…read moreparking lot so that we could switch cars and then she would take our kid home. She worked first and I worked second shift to cover costs of child care. One of my coworkers, Diane, would constantly make fun of my 1 year olds outfits and laugh about it while I was waiting for my wife to pick him up. This is the reason why I decided to end employment with Summa because of the bullying nature. I cannot recommend Summa for being a member or employee.

Was sent there by scheduling for a particular type of physical therapy. After my second visit I…read morewas told they do not do that there. I was told I would get a call from scheduling, it took close to a month before I got a call from a physical therapist. When asked if the insurance and my co pays would be refunded I was told no...