I went to exodus for the week of thanksgiving when I was in ocean city visiting family. I was…read moreimmediately welcomed and treated as a regular. I did the e fit, whipped and yoga classes. All were fun and challenging. Amy and Tori were AWESOME! They provided motivational words and exceptional instruction. Tori brought in amazing energy bars and a delicious soup she made for us to try which I thought was a nice gesture. I would highly recommend this fitness studio for anyone who wants to workout in a place that provides small class sizes an fun, challenging workouts. I'm looking forward to visiting again when I'm back at the shore!

I love Exodus Sport and Fitness! Whether you want to take your fitness to the next level, train for…read morea specific event, or simply continue to improve the quality of your life through fitness and exercise, Exodus has it all. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and the facility is spotless. It truly is my second family!!

Great gym, tons of equipment. Had every machine or free weight I was looking for. Close to the…read morebeach house. Cheaper option for just a day pass. Will be back.

Best gym in the cape May county! Best prices and equipment. The gym has so many machines, even the…read morebiggest crowds won't stop your workout. Best trainers and staff and always clean. Been going here for 20 years and don't plan on leaving

Great tennis lessons with Brian while on vacation this week. I will definitley be back!read more

Just called to reschedule an appointment for my boss and an Unbelievably rude guy at front desk…read moreanswered my call and totally lost his temper and raised his voice with me with in 40 seconds of the call and his associate or manager was not helpful either and yawned in my ear ..good luck

Can Muhammed Karagoz is an amazing dancer and phenomenal instructor. The level of service, warmth,…read morekindness and professionalism of Can is unparalleled. He is very personable, caring, and will do everything to make you shine at whatever you want to achieve. He makes each lesson worth its while and enjoyable, and I could not have asked for a better instructor.

From the owner: Ballroom & Latin Dancing, Wedding Dance…read more Can Muhammed Karagoz is a well-known Turkish-American performer and instructor of many Ballroom and Latin dance styles who is teaching in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut area. He earned his degree in Physical Education & Sports, he is a certified Personal Trainer & Nutritionist as well as a certified group fitness instructor. His exceptional teaching method made him won 10 times Top Teacher awards in North America, Europe and Asia. Can Muhammed was a finalist in many Open Professional International Latin Championships. A great amount of dance instructors all over the world were trained by him for major franchised dance studios. He has also had a great deal of experience in show business as the lead performer in musicals around the world with other roles in television and movies. He has been featured as a dancer in a movie called "Musical Chairs" directed by Susan Seidelman and "Arrivals and Departures" by Oksana Cobb. Can Karagoz took part in TV show in Turkey called "Kusursuz Dugun" on TV8 which is considered to be one of the most popular TV channel in Turkey.

Through V. A. community care with fingers locking (trigger finger)…read moreJust started hand therapy for both hands with Ivy Rehab Somers Point. Jennifer Blair, amazing, very professional, understanding, listen to the issues, Have not had any issue with them. Jay Duggan

This is way overdue but after my hand surgery in June I started hand therapy with Jennifer Blair…read more She was amazing and helped me to get back to normal in 5 to 6 weeks. She is caring and kind and also pushed me to meet my goals in record time. I highly recommend her. Thank you Jenn!!

Automax Sales Training is a nationwide company that trains people for various jobs. I don't know…read morehow they do in other areas but steer clear of their auto sales classes! It all starts out when you'll see an advertisement online or in the newspaper for a flexible, well paid (up to $90,000) career opportunity at a local car dealership. When you get in contact with them, Jessica Lockerd (an Automax representative and wife of the owner Craig) will contact you saying to get back to her with a time and date you can come in for an interview during the next Monday or Tuesday. She'll also remind you not to forget to bring your resume. When you get to the interview, they'll tell you the dealership has lots of openings and as long as you maintain eye contact with the interviewer and have some sales experience no matter how small it is you get told you're good enough to make the cut and will be invited back for the Automax Sales Training 3-day class that upcoming Wednesday-Friday. It sounds great and like it's too good to be true and that's all because it is! Approximately 10+ people get invited to the class and at the beginning everyone is told that the host dealership has a ton of openings and are all guaranteed of finding work. The class days are long and while you do learn a few things, they're so condensed that it's basically impossible to retain all the information not to mention pointless since you're not going to get the job anyways. They also make sure you pay the $499 fee up front and also try to sell you an additional $89 lifetime placement option for a grand total of $588. At the end of the third day you get a training handbook, training CD, and a crummy certificate of completion. Not a lot of value at all for the expensive price. But you're told that the dealership will reimburse you the initial $499 fee after 3 months of working there and this is good no matter which dealership you go to. As soon as the class is over the trainer takes off and the trainees wait around for 2 hours until the dealership will begin to interview them. They talk to you for a minute and then tell you that if they like you then you'll hear by early next week. Not surprisingly, I didn't hear back. But I got suckered into the lifetime placement opportunity so I figured I could just go to a different local branch immediately. I called Charles Branson at the placement office at (866) 586-7343 ext. 110 and told him I didn't get hired at the host dealership. Charles told me he'd look around and get back to me within 3 days. A week later he called saying a dealership was hiring and gave me the phone number, however the big problem was that it was over an hour away from me. This seemed ridiculous since there's at least 10 national dealerships in my town alone, not too mention all the ones in neighboring towns. I told him this was too far, so he snapped at me, put me on the inactive list, and told me to call back when I was serious about my career. I called back a month and a half later and came back with the same result only this one was maybe 10 minutes closer but was still too far. Then a funny thing happened as I bumped into another one of my former classmates a little less than a month after that and asked if he got placed at the host Freehold Ford Dealership. He said he didn't and that only 1 of the 12 students actually got a job offer there when we were all told that there was a chance for everyone. Another interesting bit of information he found out was that the only dealership that'd reimburse you the $499 is the host dealership and even if you went to one that sponsored these Automax Sales Training classes then you were out of luck. Finally it turns out that he found his job on his own, according to him he called the placement office and got tired of waiting so he just looked in the paper and took it from there. All in all you don't need to pay this hefty fee, anything you need to know the dealership will teach you themselves the first week or two after they hire you. The trainer I had was Jere Conover. He is supposedly the slickest out of all of them so definitely beware. He's a liar and a sleazy salesperson. He'll basically tell you anything you want to hear until you pay for the class at which point you'll start realizing he's not nearly as nice as he first came off to be. Jere told our class many fibs but the worst of all was that it's only a 40 hour work week when in fact you find out after the 'training' from the dealership that it's anywhere between 50-60 hours a week. Automax Sales Training is a complete rip-off and I highly recommend that you stay away from them at all costs, as you'll wind up very sorry and short of some of your hard-earned dollars! It's all part of a fraudulent activity and isn't worth a penny of the cost!