I'm not a fan of large commercial gyms, in general, but in a bind visiting from out of town I gave…read moreNJAC a shot (NYSC I'd been using was locked up due to a fire in the neighboring store). This is a huge facility, very clean, and Frank the manager (?) on duty couldn't have been more accommodating. I especially appreciated that the free weight section was well separated from the main floor, so those who want to seriously lift won't disturb those who are so easily offended by "meathead" types who like to "pick things up and put them down." The equipment was new, well stocked, and placed on the floor. 10/10 would come again. Smoothie bar could use a little work (provide nutritional info for products, fresh ingredients instead of berries in a jar, for example) but I was glad there was at least some kind of option.

Outdated equipment, aggressive staff and ownership, puzzling outrageous fees…read more A V O I D At all costs..

Great place to work out. The place Is extremely clean and…read morethe classes are good. The swimming pool is salt water and is Olympic Size. Friendly instructors. Has a lovely gym and a huge banquet hall to organize private parties or Conferences.

I haven't been a member for years. I don't even live in the area. I've tried to unsubscribe from…read morethe email list. I've called asking to be unsubscribed. I'm still getting spammed. I feel like I'm being harassed.

This is not a premium, Equinox-caliber facility; it feels much more like a family-oriented dated…read moreYMCA. If you are looking for an upscale fitness experience, this probably isn't the right fit. Management uses trendy tactics to push members into group sessions, but it quickly becomes clear that their goal is membership renewal rather than actual fitness results. After giving this gym one last chance, several pitfalls solidified my decision to cancel for good. Trust me, the novelty wears off after the first week. For $250/month.....yeah nope.

Updated to reflect the response from Hayden Duffy. He reached out the same day as my email was…read moresent. He was very interested in the feedback and promptly corrected the situation. I was very impressed by his response and am hopeful to see continued service levels across all area at Life Time. Unfortunately I echo many of the other reviews on this site - poor customer service and employee training-resulting in terrible customer experience. I recently went to the spa for a massage. Upon checkout the receptionist told me there was a note on my file for 20% off my service. She reached out to the spa manager who indicated since there was no name or date on the note that they should ignore it and did not honor the discount. When questioned they said that it was an employee error. Seems like the customers bear the brunt of all employee errors--I did send a note to the GM - Hayden Duffy. I look forward to a response.

Great environment, way less crowded than most…read more In comparison to some of the other planet fitnesses within the Mercer county area. I went during busy hours and overall had a great workout. I liked that they had the paper towel dispenser for the wipe-down stations. Great layout of equipment and calisthenics area. I felt like I had plenty of space to do everything I wanted.

I love the front desk , how clean and the machines HOWEVER…read moreafter regulation of phone use (much needed) the regional manager told them NOT to enforce their own phone protocol??? permanent signs say cell phone use in lobby only! I don't want to pay for a Black Membership and use the massage chair next to someone talking for ten minutes ( often with the person they are speaking to on speaker?!) look at your own terms...

An inexpensive alternative to pricey gyms. This Y has all you need for a workout - free weights,…read moretreadmills, rowing machines, stair climbers, plus a full weight machine room. A variety of classes are free with membership. It's not a spa experience- it's a gym. For those who complain about its condition- this was Princeton's community go-to before expensive, bespoke exercise companies like barre etc. arrived. Rich and aspirational Princetonians don't patronize it and the much-needed community support has dwindled as a result.

They have a great aikido class and knowledgeable instructors, you can join anytime or even stop in…read moreTuesdays or Thursdays to observe a class. 7-8:30 pm

An awesome work out! I am new to OTF and truly did not know what to expect with the classes before…read morejoining. I had never been much of a work out class person, but now I absolutely love it. The instructors are motivating and really help you to push yourself during the class. They also offer a variety of different available class times which is great for fitting one in before or after work. The staff is so friendly and helpful, and was great in assisting with explaining how everything works as far as the arm band, billing etc. So happy I decided to join!

the coaches barely motivate you or encourage you through class. after giving instructions, they…read morejust play the music. the classes are always empty. and if you accidentally arrive even a minute late due to traffic or issues, they won't let you into the empty class. just so they can charge you a fee. the staff (lady at the front desk) always sneaks out early as well.

Originally started as apart together InMotion when Covid started. Amazing group of instructors and…read morea community of people that support one another. This small boutique gym has it all. In person, online or on-demand. No excuse not to stay fit. Feeling uncomfortable with Covid numbers going up? Only vaccinated members and instructors allowed. This is not your everyday fitness center. This is the top of line for those who don't want to be just a number In A crowded gym. Love this group... Wendy

Barre classes drew me in. inMotion was a beacon in the storm after emerging from my "at home…read morestudio" (lonely basement) like so many others. After being a barre junky and instructor for 5 years, I missed the energy of in-person barre classes. Being back at the barre is uplifting! Even better, inMotion has a variety of classes I never knew I wanted (I'd forgotten how much fun step class was back in the day & who knew I'd come to love yoga!). The amazing inMotion team brings people together, inspires, and facilitates self-care in a warm & safe space. Great+

Amazing place to train. Top notch instructors, great role models for the kids, and such a positive…read moreand uplifting environment. We checked out several Jiu Jitsu schools before deciding on Princeton BJJ and they are hands down, best choice for both adults and kids.

I tried out a few gyms before coming to PBJJ. The first thing that stood out to me is when I spoke…read moreto the person on the phone to schedule my first free visit, he was up front about the pricing. There was no sketchiness. He didn't try to lure me in, or sell me on anything. Upon my first visit, I was greeted by Emily, one of the owners, who led me into the class. I was then greeted by the other owner Art, who welcomed me as the class was doing warm ups. At the time, I had no clue they were owners, just based upon how integrated into the school they were/are. All of the schools I've been to I never met the owner. I think it's very cool. A lot of gyms feel like corporations. Not this one. It's a perfect balance between professionalism and fun. Emily and Art genuinely care about you and don't put up with any crap. If you get hurt, they will make it their mission to find out who, what, when, where, and, why. That brings me to my next reason why I love PBJJ. The culture at this gym is vastly different than the other gyms I've been to. Not only are the owners welcoming, but everyone that trains there is welcoming. Every single instructor will introduce themselves to you if they have never met you before. Instead of making you feel like a noob on your first, second, third day, they make you feel comfortable and a part of the family. Most importantly, the quality of the instructors and classes are top notch. Most of the instructors are black belts, which is highly unusual. They are all so knowledgeable, and each one brings their own style which helps you develop your game better. Additionally, from white to black belt, there is a very diverse mix of students that train there. This gives you the opportunity to roll with people of various experience and sizes. It also gives you the chance to have multiple rolling partners so you're not constantly rolling with the same few people. Overall, BJJ is a sport you have to love, obviously, but where you train makes all of the difference. If you're new to BJJ, or you're looking for a gym, I highly recommend just coming and trying out a class. You will soon understand why I've grown so fond for that place.