Good amount of equipment and basketball court. Way overpriced and outdated in my opinion though. I…read morelive out of town and was coming there for several months to play basketball with old friends and was already paying $7 for a day pass just to do that which is a bit high. Recently when trying to get the day pass, which, again is $7, they told me I would have to leave as soon as the staff left which was in 15 minutes basically forcing me to get a membership. For years I had been getting the day passes and there was never a problem like that so its quite frustrating for a loyal supporter of the gym for several years. Would definitely recommend other gyms for better services and equipment.

Fit-for-the-King Family Fitness Center is one of the best fitness facilities in Indiana! The staff…read moreis educated, genuinely kind, and will go at great lengths to ensure you reach your fitness goals. My experience has been only positive and the facility and patrons have become like family. They have a variety of health and wellness programs for all ages. I personally like Gary's CrossCamp! Heather Foy's classes are fun and safely designed and the other instructors are amazing. The equipment is updated, rarely out-of-service, and available. When the place is busy, there's so much variety and room to move I've never had to wait on a machine! They offer childcare, the only fitness center with an AED that I'm aware of, and offer many types of health and wellness programs sponsored by the gym and the local hospital. Whether you are looking to lose weight, become a bodybuilder (Yes! Dorian Haywood got his start here!), a runner, etc....this place has it all at an extremely affordable price! I cannot say enough great things about this place! Try it! I guarantee you will find it perfect for your fitness goals like me at an extremely affordable price!!!

I had an interesting, fun, and productive experience here! The patrons I felt initially (like so…read moremany others whom I've spoken with who initially joined) were in cliques, not welcoming, and I felt very much like an outsider at first. The Crossfit community in northern Indiana was very welcoming from the beginning no matter how diverse a person is. Being openly gay, I felt it was difficult at first to establish a rapport with anyone. I don't talk about my sexuality unless I'm asked. I overheard a couple of homophobic remarks from the patrons, not the staff. Jay, the owner, immediately squashed this when he heard a remark from a patron which I very much appreciated. The positives from my experience: I was trained by individuals who obviously have a passion for Crossfit. I was able to establish a rapport with a few fellow patrons. Through hard work, encouragement, and consistency, I improved my fitness level! The staff is very educated and Jay, Holly, Andreas and others became a sizable part of my success. I never was one to ever have a goal to compete in Crossfit games (or even an intetest) rather I wanted to get fit. I feel more of the attention of the some coaches is placed on individuals who actually want to compete in local competitions and feel perhaps a seperate class for those individuals may be more ideal. Once I established friendships, it truly is a familial type of environment where the patrons encourage one another for the most part. I hired Jay Roney and Andreas Peter for personal training. I've worked with and had MANY trainers in my lifetime. I can say with total honesty these two men are great trainers and worth the extra money and personal training time. Andreas is better than some of the strength and conditioning coaches at my Alma Mater IMO. What he lacks in tact he makes up for in knowledge and program design. Jay Roney stayed after evening classes to meet with me for training sessions! I think I was his first. He is very motivated in helping his patrons. Simply stated, he appears to care and goes above and beyond the scope of his work. The price of this great facility is very affordable as far as Crossfit facilities go. They are charitable and very involved in the community and wellness events. The negatives: again, I felt like an outsider like others who join initially, I did not see an AED around and I hope all employees are CPR certified (there may be one there and I just overlooked it), initially nobody responded to me when I asked for personal training sessions for which they advertise on their website and I felt like it might have been personal as to why no one would call me back (they did eventually call after I made multiple phone calls and emails), they have childcare but the staff HAVE THEIR INFANTS in the front of the room! That's my biggest complaint. One instructor in particular would sometimes be holding and focusing on her baby instead of the class as pointed out to me by another staff member. I get it. As a new parent, I would want my child with me all the time. I don't have children though, I'm the customer, and I'm paying for services. I want staff eyes on my form because these Olympic style motions require immaculate form otherwise injury results. I'm not paying for staff to tend to their child during class and having infants sitting in the front of the room is foolish, dangerous and irresponsible! I don't care if they have a babysitter in front of the gym, it's dangerous! I know that statement comes across rigid and negative, but the reality is infants and toddlers have no business being in a room where adults are throwing and swinging around weights, jumping on boxes, running in and out of the room! Also, injuries galore! From trainers to patrons, the ortho department at KDH is getting plenty of clients. Lastly...rumors. When I left the midwest for travel nursing, one of the staff members sent me a message stating she heard that I said the classes never helped me and she was sorry I had a bad time! I never said anything like that! I didn't defend myself against such a foolish and childish remark based on gossip. It was obviously started by someone who probably has homophobic roots and glad to see me go for whatever reason. In fact, what I did overhear was a lot of the staff and patrons talk negatively about each other behind each other backs, but I chose to stay out of it. How high school!!! I'm a RN and I help people for a living, so I attend Crossfit to alleviate stress...not to be a part of it. Every fitness facility has gossip and pro's/cons and the pros, for the most part, outweigh the con's here IMO. If you are looking for a fitness facilty with a highly educated staff who go above and beyond to help you obtain the best version of you at a reasonable price, this is it. The classes are well-designed to help you obtain your fitness goals if YOU put in the work. You will just have to find the right instructor that works for you.

Great place to workout. The family that owns this gym is awesome and super accommodating.read more

From the owner: Iron Benders Fitness and Nutrition specializes in providing a top-notch 24/7 access fitness…read morefacility to anyone, no matter where they are on their fitness journey. We take pride in offering a very clean facility with brand-new Hammer Strength equipment and cutting edge accessory equipment. We have dedicated, passionate and professional staff who can provide personal training, group classes and nutritional coaching. Iron Benders Fitness and Nutrition is proud to offer a full line of supplements from Muscle Force, LifeVantage, Panda Supplements and Insane Labz.

This place has been around for a long time. Great staff very friendly and helpful. Owners are hands…read moreon people. Keep up the good work.

Great gym and great service from the morning staff!!! I made a review previously but it got…read moredeleted, im sure it was by accident though!

This gym membership is really nice. What is great about it it's all body strengthening it is core…read morestrengthening it is motivational strengthening. The things you work out with are natural items such as ropes. You are able to strengthen your body without the use of machines like it used to be long Ago. Quit going to the gym that have beauty contest people standing around gaulking at you. Try a simpler time when you use your body to improve your body. Everyone has forgotten that you do not need the thousand dollar gym or weight machines to build muscles. They do have after hours where you can work out at your own schedule without all the people messing with you.

This is a nice, quiet and clean gym. My sons both love it and I feel great after my workouts.read more

I love this place. I can see it becoming my fitness 'home' for years to come…read more I've been a member of countless gyms, attended countless classes, tried different running apps on my phone, etc. etc. and yet, through all of that, I couldn't discipline myself to stick to a steady routine. Sure, I'd go to the gym for a few months, but then life got in the way and I'd cancel my membership, only to go join another gym several months later and do it all over again. I haven't been a member of any gym since I moved to Kentucky because there aren't too many options close by. Then back in January of this year, my husband and I found out how to become members of this fitness center and took the steps necessary to do so. If you are a Toyota employee, you can join this gym. If you are a spouse of an employee, you can join the gym. If you are a contractor or just a random person who wants to join the gym, you need to find someone that is currently a Toyota employee who is willing to 'sponsor' (vouch for you) your membership. I believe an employee can only sponsor one person. This is the route we had to take. When you sign up, you get five free training sessions -- which is AWESOME. I had Sara as a trainer -- who really listened to me and helped me come up with a plan to get my butt into shape. Merely two weeks into our training, I was already noticing a huge difference in myself -- how awesome is that? That just pumped me up even more. My husband's trainer (Wade) kicked his butt too, in a good way. We both loved the trainers we had. Let me tell you -- if you are not good at motivating yourself, getting a trainer is a fantastic way to push yourself to see results. This is what I had been lacking all those times I joined other gyms. We even signed up for a few paid training sessions after our free ones were used up. During the year, there are different sports leagues you can join. The center also has outdoor tennis courts, sand volleyball, baseball fields, and a nature walking trail. Oh -- and the best part? Lots of classes!! Yoga, weights, cardio, etc. The gym is pretty much open 24 hours except for Sundays and with special hours during holidays and Toyota shutdown weeks. It kind of became my second home.... I grew to see the same faces each time I worked out and looked forward to a session of strength-training. I got stronger, yo! Unfortunately, I canceled my membership a few days ago due to unplanned life events and tight finances. The $20/month membership fee is not expensive at all (in fact, it's kind of amazing considering that it covers the 24-hour gym, childcare, and all classes), but I'm at a point where I need that.... so once I get back on my feet, I'll rejoin this fantastic gym!