Great gym. Clean and well run. All the people working there are friendly and people working out are friendly also. read more

I love Phys-Ed. It's a brand new building with brand new equipment, very clean and a very motivating atmosphere. Couldn't imaging joining any other gym in the area. The staff is also very friendly, the trainers are very knowledgeable and there is a very wide variety of equipment to help suit your workout routine. Highly recommended. read more

Good, good, good ... the gym's equipment, services, and amenities are always very clean. The staff is very nice, the equipment is good, and the vibe is good. I've been a member for about 2-years and have to say, Phys-Ed's level of consistency and quality of service is worth it to this guy! - Great Job! read more

I only trained here for a month but I found the facility to be fantastic. Nice assortment of weight equipment. 2 levels which is kind of cool and both a steam room and sauna. Also really nice locker room. read more

More than 5 stars, 5 C's: Comprehensive, Clean, Cheerful, Competent, Concerned. Special kudos to trainer Chris Papsin for his thorough understanding, professional skills, and delightful and encouraging manner. read more

The classes are great, the gym is clean, everyone is very nice and the staff is friendly. What more could you ask for?

Really I would give it about 2 1/2 stars if there were an option for that. It IS a new gym, the facilities are kept pretty clean, staff is nice enough, they have a steam room and sauna, child care, and a bunch of different classes if you're interested in that stuff. But here's where my review gets into the nitty-gritty: They are expensive AS HELL, and most people will wind up paying for services they don't use. You mostly have two types of people who go to gyms - those who want to do classes like yoga, zumba, or spin, and those who just want to go in and use the equipment and work out at their own pace on their own schedule. Phys-Ed doesn't offer the option to select one membership type or another, so if you don't need the daycare facilities or have no desire to do classes (or the ones you want don't work with your schedule), you are basically paying a bunch of overhead costs you don't need to. And with prices upwards of $75 a month, that's a bit much. They're also starting to charge an additional annual fee on top of the monthly fee to nickel and dime people to death as of this year - a terrible way to alienate current members. Here's the other thing: the equipment is decent, but the place isn't huge. Particularly with the holiday/New Year rush, you can expect wait time for a machine or the cardio equipment if you come during prime-time hours. They'll also try to sell you on the fact that they have towel service included in the membership price. They do, but they are some of the cheapest, low-grade, sandpaper-like towels I've ever felt in my life and if your skin is even a little bit sensitive, you might wind up bringing your own from home anyway. I do. The available shampoo/conditioner/bodywash and razors are also super low-grade & I wind up bringing my own supplies from home. Again, the unfortunate thing is that membership fees pay for these products regardless of whether or not you use them. You can tell a gym is run by MEN when there is no thought or care about the quality of the toiletries provided, haha! Then there are the maintenance issues. I've seen leaks in the roof with buckets scattered in various locations to catch the water, the steam rooms (both the male AND the female) seem to experience near constant disrepair issues and wind up going down for easily a week (or more) at a time, drywall in the showers is crumbling & some of the cardio equipment has issues with the touch-screens or the TV connections. At a visit last week, the men's upstairs bathroom had a hand-written "out of order" sign. If I come in for a leisurely weekend workout I often see balled up, discarded, used, abandoned towels laying scattered around for at least the duration of my 2 hour workout & quite possibly longer than that. Magazines on the rack are usually months old & torn, though I did see them put out a fresh batch recently - probably to spruce up the joint for the holiday rush. Hopefully you're getting the picture - it's not terribly negligent, but it's enough of an annoyance to comment on & certainly not what you would expect when membership prices are so high. There is also supposedly a dress code, but it's extremely lax in my opinion. I've seen more than a few guys routinely work out in cut-off muscle shirts that barely cover their chests and that totally show their nipples, which is waaay more than I wanna see! People walk around barefoot on the workout floor frequently, which is kind of un-hygenic (and smelly, LOL). There are some ladies that work out in sports bras with bare midriffs, which is supposed to be against the dress code as well. Little stuff like this I feel is distracting & drives the overall class level of the place down. Remember, this is not a $10 a month bargain gym - members are paying premium dollars to go here so you kind of expect management to try & keep the vibe fairly classy. They also don't update early closings on their website or FB page at all. If it's snowy or near a holiday, call because they'll often close early. They closed at 1:00pm on New Year's Eve for example, which is a drag for those of us trying to squeeze in an early after-work workout to start the New Year off right before going out for the night - another Sports Club in the area was open much later. They also shortened their weekend hours (which was supposed to only be temporary but hasn't been). Bottom line is I'm hard-pressed to find a lot of value in fees I currently pay & will more than likely be switching gyms. If they start implementing a different price structure for those who just want to use classes vs. those who just want to have a self-directed workout using the equipment on the floor, it might be a different story. But I can't see paying close to $1000/year for all this extraneous stuff. I mean, I still have to do all the heavy lifting (pun not intended) myself to get results. Planet Fitness & the new Club 24 coming into New Milford will give this place a run for its $ read more

My family and I have been members at Phy- Ed for the past year and a half. After several years as a member, and staff member at another local gym in the area I made the transfer over to Phys-Ed and I can't stress enough how fabulous it is. Valerie and Eric are personable and make every effort to spend a good deal of time out on the floor making themselves available and interacting with their clients. They are equally as encouraging and upbeat as the pulse of the facility. Phys- Ed has a friendly front staff eager to help regardless of whether you're looking to sign up for spin class, buy a protein shake, or some garb. There's always a sincere hello. In the time I've been there, their staff has remained the same, and high quality. The facilities are always clean, and it's not uncommon to see staff members cleaning the locker rooms, floor, and equipment. The locker rooms are always pristine and well stocked with essentials. Phys-Ed offers a variety of high quality equipment. Regardless of the hours your training fits into your schedule, equipment is always available. They've assisted me in stepping out of my comfort zone (initially the elliptical) and down onto the floor using weight machines, kettle bells, barbells, and TRX suspension training. I've had the chance to work with several of the trainers and believe this is one of Phys-Ed's strong suits. I've trained with both Chris (P90X) and JC (varying workouts) and couldn't have been more pleased with my experience. They are extremely knowledgeable and have an understanding of body mechanics. As an athlete they've been able to assist me in overcoming several injuries as well as given me exercises that assist in strengthening. They're extremely approachable and more than willing to assist or answer questions out on the floor. They offer two full schedules of activities with classes as well as a variety of free programs and extras at an additional cost. Classes include 60+ high energy fitness classes such as Zumba, Spin, and Bootcamps, Etc. Mention that you'd like to do a group activity and the staff is more than willing to step out of the four walls onto the pavement or to the mountain to hike, bike or climb. For those willing to pay extra their P90X program provided me with a base to further my training. Chris was knowledgeable not only about the exercises and dietary needs but also shared the passion of watching us succeed. Their team is supportive and encouraging regardless of your goal be it to get in shape, or train to compete. I believe that Phys-Ed is the perfect environment for anyone starting, furthering, or challenging fitness goals. Because of their facilities, staff, and programs I've transformed what was once a struggle to be active, into to an athletic lifestyle. At Phys-Ed you're an individual, not a number. If you're looking for a superior gym in the greater New Milford area, definitely stop by Phy-Ed. It's more than just your average gym. It's a team and a family. read more

Coming off of a hard season as a D3 collegiate athlete, I was looking for a gym with a personal trainer who would keep me in the best shape possible. Phys Ed and my trainer Michelle have fufilled my expectations above and beyond. Michelle has pushed me to give my all every single session, as well as, taken the time to construct exercises based on my needs within my sport. I could not be more appreciative for the time she's spent with me and the confidence she's given me. Anyone willing to devote 110% to their bodies, especially athletes, should consider training with Michelle. read more

By far the best gym in the area. Two studios for classes, spinning room and two floor of weights and machines. Knowledgeable trainers, friendly staff and clean locker rooms. Great range of abilities and ages means everyone can find something. Home away from home read more

If you live in the area your search is over. It has taken a year of going to classes regularly to clear up my frozen shoulder, but I did it! Thanks to the wonderful staff there!! If you want to get stronger in a non-intimidating environment get thee to Phys Ed! read more

I enjoy this gym thoroughly. It's clean, it's updated, the trainers are great and they have some good classes. However, I have some health issues and have had to cancel or suspend my membership a few times over the several years I have been a member here. I recently got the all clear from my neurosurgeon that I could come back to the gym and contacted them to reactivate my membership, and my husband was going to come back to the gym with me (he switched gyms prior to this). On top of the membership rate, which is the highest in the area that I've found, they wanted to charge me an additional $40 reactivation fee per person. For my husband and I to rejoin the gym, it would have cost us over $200 for the first month. As a customer who has been loyal and has provided fantastic reviews at many avenues for no reason other than enjoying the place, I realized that I could pay for an entire year membership elsewhere with some money leftover for that price. It's a shame. It's worth the money for its exclusivity, and it is a premiere gym, but even New Milford Sports Club is cheaper and has better hours and doesn't charge the activation fees. I can't risk possibly having another medical issue and being penalized with more charges, so I will have to part ways. Sorry, Phys Ed! read more