I like this gym. No frills but the staff has always been helpful & friendly!…read moreGreat locale and a big parking lot.

Members don't keep masks on Doing cardio with mask fully…read moredown , at peak times. One even took his shirt off and aired it out. In weight room the guys are worse . If you politely ask to put mask up they get aggressive with you. I definitely will not renew Stay away during coronavirus since the staff won't take the right measures They do clean the place often but that doesn't help with an airborne virus when many people don't wear masks . Pay for the day and you'll see what I'm talking about.

Everyone there is always so nice. I haven't had any issues the two months I've been coming here…read more Paul the personal trainer is a great trainer and I definitely recommend him! The location is always so clean. Andre that works there always keeps the locker rooms squeaky clean which we love! I see employees constantly wiping down equipment. Great location.

Beware of what you sign and the fine print before you walk out their door. Some trainers there are…read morenot experienced with over 60 and you will get hurt quickly . I discourage anyone from joining Hauppauge location or any location with the same management.

I've been a member of this gym for over 5 years, and until recently, I always considered it a…read moreclean, welcoming, and respectful environment where people could work out in peace and be able to reach my goals. Unfortunately, my recent interaction with the fitness director, William (Will), completely changed that experience for me. In front of my friend who recently joined the gym and asked me how to properly use the equipment and in front other members, I was aggressively accused of training people at the gym. When I explained that I do not train clients there and that my social media does not advertise personal training services, I was repeatedly met with comments like "I'm not stupid" and claims that he "sees everything" on my Instagram. What made the situation even more uncomfortable was that manager Justin witnessed the entire interaction and stood back without stepping in or attempting to de-escalate the situation. Instead of feeling supported as a long-time member, I felt publicly embarrassed, singled out, and harassed. After over 5 years of loyalty to this gym, I never expected to be approached and spoken to in such an unprofessional and confrontational manner. A respectful private conversation would have been far more appropriate than being challenged publicly in front of others. I still appreciate many aspects of this gym, but this experience seriously changed my perception of the environment and management. I hope situations like this are handled with more professionalism, discretion, and respect moving forward.

From the day I walked into FitLife Gym in East Islip, the first thing I noticed was how clean…read moreeverything was. The equipment is modern, well-maintained, and you can tell they really take pride in the place. The front desk team was super friendly and welcoming, and that same vibe seems to carry throughout the entire gym. I joined almost three months ago and took advantage of a sign-up special that included three coaching sessions. I figured it would be a good way to get familiar with the gym and learn my way around. I was paired with Trainer Amanda, and honestly, that turned out to be one of the best decisions I've made. She's knowledgeable, motivating, and somehow makes training fun. I had no intention of continuing with personal training after those first three sessions, but here I am already into my second 12-session package. (shout-out to Amanda ) The training packages are also very reasonably priced compared to what I've paid elsewhere. One of the driving reasons I needed to join a gym was because I needed to do more cardio but I HATE cardio machines. From the beginning when I told Amanda this, we started doing sessions in the outdoor area where she created training blocks for me that keeps it fun, interesting and keeps my heart rate up.. The sled is the (new to me) piece of equipment that I love to hate the most lol I'm already noticing improvements in my strength and balance, and my clothes are fitting noticeably looser. At 52, that's pretty great because loosing weight and gaining muscle is just not as easy as it was, especially in the last 10 years. I've belonged to high-end gyms like Equinox in the past, FitLife is just so much better. This is the gym I was hoping for when I was paying super-premium prices for those other places. I don't usually write reviews unless I'm either really disappointed or really impressed, and FitLife has for sure impressed me.

Absolutely best gym on the planet! The place is always…read moreclean, equipment maintained perfectly, the staff and owners are incredibly helpful and always engaged. I highly recommend checking them out.

This gym hits all my criteria in what I'm looking for: -…read moreClean, well-maintained equipment. I was a member of a commercial gym where machines were out of service for several weeks. It may have been larger, but they had so many machines that were in disrepair that you can't even count those. - Convenient hours. What's more convenient than 24/7, even on holidays? - Quality of equipment. On one hand, its very satisfying working out with a simple barbell or dumbbell, and this gym has plenty of those. I believe they have three different sets of dumbbells and more barbells than I've seen in larger, commercial gyms. On the other hand, this place also has unique equipment that I've not seen elsewhere if you're looking for a bigger variety of a workout. The only downside is the cost -- its definitely more expensive than commercial gyms, but I honestly believe you get what you paid for here. The convenience of hours, the quality of equipment, and the helpfulness and friendliness of the people make it well worth it.

While the equipment could use some love, the staff and other members were all super friendly and I…read moreenjoyed working out here everyday for a month while I was staying in Long Island. Great monthly rate for a decent gym that isn't so crowded.

Love this gym!! It's perfect. It's quiet, the music is great, the people are great. We left our…read moreother gym just so we can join here. It's everything we want in a gym!

Such a great place lead by John who is a real nice person that personalize your diet to your goals…read morebase on you and not some run of the mill diet diet plan. I highly recommend John and Temedy Fitness to anyone looking to change their lifestyle.

I've been going for years and it's a great experience. They care about form and your health. Ask if…read moreyou have an injury so they can modify the workout if needed and everyone is always welcome. The community is so nice and I always have a great experience when I go. Highly recommend!

I've been a member at Titan for just over a year now. I made the change over just as they had…read morechanged ownership as well. The coaches and owners are some of the nicest and most motivating I've experienced. Programming is awesome and the schedule is great too. Open gym is pretty much ran daily as well if you just want to come to do your own thing.

You gotta try it. Cardio Kickboxing and weight training. It is a commitment. The motivating factor…read morewas money. It's hard to depart with $300.00 when you don't know if you will like it or not. So like a geek I was. I did the math. $300 for 10 weeks. 50 classes. 5 Days a week is 6.00 a day for 55 minutes. Which is very reasonable considering pilates classes or zumba classes are like 10-15 a class. After 10 weeks, I saw and felt results. Arms and legs wer more toned. Pants and shirts are too big for me. Starting around week 7, my pants were looser on me. It's a very non intimidating environment. There will always be newcomers and "repeaters" in class. The all female instructors are great motivators and will always show low and high impact moves. Members' fitness ability vary but there is no judgment here. We're all here for our own reasons. I was very comfortable in every session. Orientation: The Sunday before the first class, you will be weighed, measured, get your picture taken and do sit-ups and push-ups. Packets will be handed out about the program and some diet information that will aid in reaching your goals. I personally followed it 80% of the diet they suggested. Come on, I have yelp reviews to write about great places to eat. No one wants to hear about carrots and hummus. At this point, you will need to buy punching gloves. I suggest the ones they have on hand. $40.00. It has a lot of protection when you hit the bag. I looked online and sporting good stores but I liked the one they were offering. Reasonable prices. Week 1 First 10 minutes, I asked myself "Ah crap! what did I get myself into? Sucking air!!!! Face tingled. Week 2 Got sick from a cold. Ab work SUCKS!!!! Pulsing sucks. Toughed it out. Week 3 WTF?? Spiderman push-up?? I can't do that. Push-ups for me. 100 squats?? Crap!!! Still sick. Week 4 Situps are cool. But situp and punch, punch sucks. Push up sucks. Jumping roping is always fun. But another great week. Week 5 Sprained ankle. Missed the entire week. Going through withdrawal. For REAL!! This is the week they do a midpoint assessment. You will get weighed and measurements will be taken to see how you are progressing. The 5 weeks passed, you will see a difference. Week 6 and week 7 was a blur. It went by so fast. Intense stuff Week 8 The good stuff and killer workouts starts here. More cardio. Punch harder. Holding longer. Week 9 CARDIO is more intense with every session. Weights are asked to be a slight heavier than what we started at week 1 & 2. Arms are still burning from upper body workout. Cursing out instructors at this point. Week 10 If I am losing weight, it has to be from sweating too. There's a very very short recovery time. Heart rate is always higher than normal. I cringed when Karen called for 100 Crunches. I sigh when I heard 50 crunches and then another 50 at the end of the session. I come out feeling great and gross from sweating. Final evaluation is on the Sunday after the 10 weeks are over. The winner will win another 10 week session, which is awesome. I will miss the intense workout and the instructors. But if the timing was right, I will do it again in a heart beat.

Was a member for five years. Many inadequate instructors, many of which left within a few months…read morebefore being replaced. Equipment isn't updated or replaced when broken and class times were often cut entirely. For the hefty price tag, class times were always being cut without other times to replace them(including the evening class which was the only time I was able to make). I didn't find it worth my money any longer and left for a different kicking boxing studio.