Private body building and powerlifting gym, and I loved it! Very lowkey with a great day pass…read moresystem. You sign their waiver online, pay for your pass, then you'll be sent a code to get in. It made me feel safe in the area + I love a gym that's never too crowded. Combo racks + kilo plates were awesome and a ton of accessory machines. What more could you want?

Love Love Love this gym. Well thought out with great care given to the choice of equipment…read more Everyone there just wants to be better and feel good. No one is paying attention to you, everyone just doing their own thing. Also have extended hours when many gyms are closed. I feel so blessed to have found this place. Dont think about it just join up.

The gym its self is super clean and accessible. If you're looking for high intensity, instructional…read moreled workouts that you can pop in on anytime this is the place for you. The setup is super easy to follow. The light system tells exactly where to be, and for how long. On hours where its not super busy you can do your own thing, especially in the back area that is set for standard workouts, you can get a trainer if you wish. I especially like that they offer an modified version for beginners or those with disabilities however check with your doctor beforehand if you have issues as there arent many trainers on the floor. If you're able bodied, looking for a quick efficient workout, definitely check them out.

Don't do it, it's a scam! One minute you think Don Suarez is a great guy doing a nice deed, the…read morenext thing you know you find out he's not and you've been taken advantage of. Don signed me up for HittFit's 6 week challenge even to I had some things going on & wasn't sure if I would be able to take full advantage of the opportunity. Don said, not a problem just let me know before the end of the challenge and I can quit no problem so I reached out to him before Halloween which was not even 4 weeks into it & I thought everything was fine but now I'm getting collection calls from HittFit finance department. Not cool! If you haven't joined HittFit Gym, DON'T! It's a scam! They sign you up for the "free" challenge but you can never quit.

As soon as I found out I was going to Florida I went on the hunt for the perfect gym to train at…read moreduring my stay. Mili's gym was everything and more! Everything was clean and organized, most beautiful plates and overall just a dream for a powerlifter like myself. I know where I'm going if I'm ever in Florida again!

So glad there's finally a Crunch Fitness in the Dr. Phillips area! I had been waiting for one to…read moreopen closer to me, and it has honestly exceeded my expectations. I originally came in just looking to get information about a membership, and Zack was incredibly helpful from the start. He took the time to walk me through all the membership options, explained what was included with each package, and made the whole process super easy and stress-free. Great customer service really makes a difference, and he definitely made me feel welcomed. One of my favorite things about this gym is the salt/sauna room like such a nice bonus after a workout. I also love that they offer Pilates classes because it gives me more variety in my routine and keeps workouts fun. The gym is clean, has a great atmosphere, and the equipment always seems well maintained. I've honestly been coming almost every single day since joining, which says a lot. Definitely excited to keep coming here!

It is with deep disappointment that I submit this review about Crunch Fitness - Dr. Phillips. For a…read morelong time, Crunch has been a place where I felt comfortable, focused, and welcomed -- a "home away from home." Unfortunately, my recent experience left me feeling humiliated, threatened, and unsafe. One day, I was following my normal workout routine and minding my own business while using the ab machine. During my workout, I was approached by a young female employee at the gym. Without greeting me or introducing herself professionally, she stated, verbatim: "I know you like me, so give me 3 of your friends' phone numbers." She then handed me a referral card and said she would return shortly. I was caught off guard by both the tone and nature of the interaction. Nonetheless, I continued my workout and began filling out some information on the card she provided. When she returned, she demanded my personal information. I responded by asking for her information as well, since she had approached me for marketing and referral purposes while I was exercising. The employee then returned to the front desk area and began speaking with another employee named Wiss. Shortly afterward, Wiss approached me and insisted that I hand over the referral card containing my personal information. I declined, as I did not feel comfortable providing personal information after the interaction that had just occurred. I attempted to continue my workout peacefully and avoid further confrontation. After this, Wiss began speaking negatively about me to another gym member who was using the machine next to mine. Once she walked away, I asked the gentleman cwhether ushe had been speaking about me. He advised me not to let it upset me and to ignore the situation. I then moved to another machine to continue my workout in peace. Despite this, Wiss approached me again and stated that the other employee had "given her side of the story" and asked for mine. I explained that there was no conflict from my perspective: I had simply declined to provide personal information and continued my workout. The situation escalated further when Wiss returned to the front desk and spoke with the original employee and a man identified to me as Marcos, who claimed to be a district manager. When I attempted to calmly explain what had happened, Marcos refused to listen and instead threatened to remove me from the gym. He also claimed there had been "multiple complaints" made about me, which was both shocking and completely inconsistent with my experience as a member. At no prior time had any employee ever raised any complaint or concern to me. At this point, feeling uncomfortable and concerned for my own protection, I began recording the interaction on my phone. During this exchange, Marcos aggressively approached me in a manner I perceived as physically threatening. Rather than escalate the situation, I chose to disengage, leave the gym, and continue recording for my own safety. As I exited the facility, the original employee began recording me on her personal phone while yelling obscenities, including "F*** you," making obscene gestures, and falsely accusing me of attempting to speak to minors. These statements were completely false and deeply damaging. I also observed Marcos continuing to approach me from behind while threatening to revoke my membership and behaving in a physically intimidating manner. I left the gym without retaliating, raising my voice, or engaging in any physical confrontation. However, I left feeling shaken, humiliated, and genuinely concerned by the behavior displayed by multiple Crunch Fitness employees and management representatives. No member should be subjected to harassment, intimidation, false accusations, or threatening behavior while simply trying to exercise peacefully.

If you have fitness goals, look no further! Amazing community and great coaches to guide you. You…read moredon't have to be in shape to start, it's amazing for all levels of fitness and all walks of life. Do yourself a favor and just walk in!

Phenomenal gym! We've been going here for almost a month and love it. The community is great as are…read morethe coaches and programming. As an added bonus, you get access to both locations. Love CrossFit Waterside!

I visited Xymogym for the first time today, taking advantage of the gym's participation in the…read moreClass Pass program. End to end, I had the best experience I have ever had in a gym! I signed up for a full body workout class (HIIT) and arrived 20 minutes early so took advantage of a tour offered by the attendant at the front desk. She was a charming tour guide and made sure I got to see the full gym, which includes a classroom for group exercises, a pilates/yoga studio, two weight rooms, a half court basketball court (soon to be full court!) and more! Coach Zain taught my class - the first gym class I have ever taken. There were about 12 of us in the room, ranging in age from mid-20's to early 70's. The classes are marketed as suitable for all fitness levels and I quickly found that to be the case. I really felt that I was in a judgement-free zone and felt no embarrassment at any time. Coach Zain led us through 6 different stations with 2 or 3 of us at each station at a time. He had tremendous awareness of what everyone was doing, kept us focused on technique and pace, and was quick to offer advice to any of us who needed it. I learned a lot from him! I've already signed up for a class next Saturday. I hope that Xymogym will be my go to start to Saturdays for a long time to come!

The overall environment of this store is quite good, and the atmosphere is comfortable. It is a…read moregood place to exercise and relax frequently. It is worth paying attention to and looking forward to

I love coming here! The price to join is incredibly reasonable for the quality of the gym. The…read moremachines are always operational and they recently replaced two treadmills with better brands. The Cast Members are very knowledgeable and helpful. The showers are clean and they offer shampoo and conditioner. I recommend coming to this gym, even for beginners!

Glad I was able to get my workout done before my shift as it helped me get through the day. They…read morehave cardio and cable equipment plus free weights. The staff is always helpful and will create a workout based on what you're wanting to work on.

Roper YMCA is one of the two closest locations to where I reside. So far it has been nice attending…read morethis location. I am greeted every time I check in. What I love about this YMCA location is that there is ample equipment and I am able to get a productive workout complete. So far all machines that I have used are in great working condition. Other members too are able to get their workout done with ease unlike other locations where people are on their phone, taking up the machines and not actually using them efficiently. I have gone early morning around 7 AM and I have also gone in the evenings around 7/8 PM. I have not taken any classes yet, but will soon explore some. My only one complaint is that I have unable to use the sauna due to it being out of order. Hopefully, they're able to repair it soon. I have also heard and read in other reviews that it is frequently being repaired. Hopefully that gets resolved soon.

We attended this Easter egg hunt and overall it was a fun concept with a great turnout, but there…read morewere a few things that could really improve the experience, especially for younger kids. First, I do want to say the staff were absolutely lovely. We arrived before everything was already set up, and they let my two young children help with scattering some of the eggs beforehand, which was a really kind and memorable touch. They were also great about sharing information on other programs, including a YMCA date night service where parents can drop off their kids while they enjoy dinner and a movie, which honestly sounds like something we might try in the future. The setup itself was a classic "scatter and go" format, with plastic eggs spread across a field and kids released at the same time. While exciting, it always makes things pretty chaotic, and our two-year-old ended up with candy like hard Jolly Ranchers and gum, which aren't really appropriate for toddlers and felt like a bit of a miss given the age range advertised for the section we were told to participate in. For future events, it would be great if the eggs in the under-3 section were filled only with toddler-appropriate items to help avoid potential choking hazards and make the experience more enjoyable, and less stressful, for parents of little ones. The bigger issue, though, was the "golden egg" system. The idea is great, special eggs with prizes inside, but in practice it created some awkward dynamics. We saw families staking out golden eggs ahead of time, including one instance where a parent encouraged their child to literally sit with their hand on an egg before the event started. I'm not here to judge anyone, but it did take away from the fairness and fun of the hunt. A simple fix would be to go more "Willy Wonka" style next time, hide the golden prize as a surprise inside regular eggs rather than making them visible targets. That would keep the excitement while making things feel a lot more equitable for all kids. Overall, a fun event with great staff and good energy, but a few thoughtful tweaks could make it much more enjoyable and inclusive for everyone.