Burn Boot Camp is the best workout in the Western suburbs, hand down. It's a highly effective…read moreworkout, efficient, affordable and a whole lot of fun! It's personal training in a small group setting. The workout changes every day so over the course of a week, even if you don't go every day, you work your entire body. Some days are strength training, some are cardio, some are both! I typically burn 300-400 calories - and the workouts are only 45 minutes long - including warm up and cool down. You can't get more efficient than that. The trainer, Grant, will help you modify any exercise to your fitness level. The equipment is state of the art and very clean. They offer FREE CHILDCARE, which is a massive benefit. My kids beg to come with me to Burn because the play room is so much fun, full of (very clean!) toys, arts & crafts and very warm and loving childcare workers. I've been bringing my youngest since she was a baby and I've always felt comfortable with the care provided. A bonus is that you can peek in on the kids through a window throughout your workout, which is great for peace of mind. I had no expectations when I joined Burn 2 years ago. To say it's changed my life is an understatement. I've dropped pounds, inches, and lowered my percentage of body fat. I have more energy than ever, a better attitude and I've made some pretty fantastic friends along the way.

I've been attending Burn for a over a year. Initially I joined for a month and after the month…read morevisited other gyms. I tried the free trials at 3 other local gyms that were comparable to Burn. In the end I chose Burn for the the childcare aspect, the community and the classes. Child care is huge for me because of my smaller Children. The community is great. The culture is uplifting and welcoming. The owner Robyn goes out of her way to make everyone that walks through the door feels welcomed and informed. Grant and Diane follow suit. They train and encourage all members. There are other trainers but I have not worked with them. But from what I know of the culture I'm sure they have that same welcoming and encouraging strength. The classes have different levels of difficulty and can be modified for any type of comfort level. Amy and Jackie are usually at the front desk checking people in and welcoming everyone. They have taken the time to know my kids names and also welcome them when they walk through the door. Truly this place is such a great place for everyone. There is also a sit down consultation to find where you can improve on your eating and see results of the progress you're making. I do not take as much advantage of this but I probably should. I'm not ready to give up my food but I can say I feel stronger and there has been a change to my body. I will recommend Burn to everyone I know. If you're on the fence I say jump. You will not regret it.

It's time that I "weigh in"... with my opinion of the Bulldog Boot camp - Forest Park, IL…read more I brought a group-on for forty dollars with the intent of empathizing with my daughter who had recently completed "real" boot camp. I had twelve sessions, (three times a week for four weeks). This, of course, was just a tasting of what my daughter had to go through. I'm an early riser so I went for 5:30 in the morning - which is great that health facilities are "waking-up" to those of us who like to get a work-out before work! Although, I was on vacation, (I'm a teacher). I also think that it's important to note that I'm over 50 and I have a chronic health condition - that affects my lungs, joints, and soft tissue. I was also on chemo and steroids for eight years, as this all factors into this review. When I called to register for the sessions I explained that I checked the reviews on yelp and checked out the videos and I didn't see any one like me, but I was assured that I was not alone - and I was not. There were others who had weight issues, but no over 50 woman, some close, but not so much but... ....Let me emphasize - EVERYONE WAS VERY KIND! EVEN THE OTHER "campers". My initial visit was a shock after not really having a routine program for about the entire school year. I could do NOTHING!!! BUT! EVERYONE WAS VERY KIND. So, I returned! :-) Three days for four weeks - just to hear my last name barked out... Such sweet music to mine ears. It reminded me of my high school ROTC days - I often saluted with my left hand. I was easily flustered then as well, when barked at:-) Still, the exercise routine, although very rigorous, was great to get me up and moving. I can do squats, which translates into normal life in that, I can go up and down the stairs relatively without pain and without taking one stair at a time, (this was my life as recent as two months ago). I can do push-ups, sit-ups that are like crunches, and I have more energy - I can stay awake pass 10. Wow! I used to fall asleep around 8:00 - 8:30. My daughters numbers one and two, (number three is in the army - I also have sons one, two and three - YES! That means I have six children); noticed that I have some muscle tone/definition in my arms. I lift ten pound weights everyday now. There is much more that I can do that I could not do, thanks to those twelve sessions of boot camp. Sadly, I had to stop because as a teacher there is a real threat of striking, (no, I'm not with CPS, but another district), and I could not justify paying money that could be needed later for things like food, the mortgage, utilities, gas... The boot camp rate is fair, although, I did ask about a discount, (there are discounts for public servants, police and fireman, veterans and students - not teachers). I've continued pretty much the same routine that was presented to me and it does produce results. Something that the boot camp did that I don't, is time myself. I never cared if I came in first, (which I never did) or last - which was always me. I guess I'm not very competitive. At my stage of the game I care about moving forward, (I was NEVER one for not moving - I am always busy, but busy and exercise are not synonymous - you may quote me :-) The owner always said that we were better than the guy that never gets up and does anything - that we were off of the sofa, (I rarely sit on my sofa and I don't watch t.v.). Overall, this is a great social sports fitness program for the young to middle aged adults who like competition and direction, (like from a drill sergeant - Gio, I know you're a softy and Wendy - you are prefect at encouragement and enthusiasm). Hopefully, I'll be back during a break from school, (even if we don't strike I leave for school at 5 in the morning to get to school for 6 to set up for the dears that come at 7 and then I don't leave until about 5 in the evening - I think this alone makes me a public servant :-). Carry on troops!

I am updating my review now that my first twelve weeks are complete…read more I have enrolled again in the Mon, Wed, Thurs 6:30pm Lincoln Park class. As a routine gym-visitor, this program initially tested my outdoor running abilities during the first six weeks. After twelve weeks, even with the colder weather, I have signed up to do it again. Activities vary each workout (they almost never repeat exactly) ... the workouts involve a good deal of interval running - some hills, some sprints, some beach workouts next to Lake Michigan, some longer distances (not more than about a mile at a time). Strength training is on the ground, rain or shine: push-ups, sit-ups, lunges, core, etc... with advanced versions of each. This program is highly recommended. I like the motivation of a scheduled time and group of people working together. I should add - it is no surprise that there are both low and high ratings for this bootcamp - it isn't for everyone. If you're looking for a solid workout three times a week and don't mind dressing appropriately, this is a great way to get into shape and lose pounds. They also offer a free trial week so that you can see what you're getting into. - Jason

I started at Conquer fight club in May, 8 months later and I've gone from 210 lbs to 185! I attend…read morethe 8:30 & 9:30 classes and so far every coach I've worked with has led a great class. Was able to run my first 5k thanks to coach Larry and his staff!

Great boxing classes! Not a big gym as it is partnered with CTX but gives you both a workout place…read moreand a full go boxing gym.

Always a great workout here! Becca will make you feel like a million bucks all while making sure…read moreyour form is great. Need some extra help just ask! Need to be pushed that little bit extra just ask! Never regret coming to OTF La Grange!

Amazing workouts mostly and amazing teachers that are kind and interested in teaching and…read moremotivating! Mark and Becca and all the other trainers were amazing! ***The cons: the manager specific to the la grange location- she has been discussed here before and, I'd agree she definitely needs to be retrained in people service skills. I understand that the rules are important and that you can only cancel with 8+ hrs notice or be charged an additional fee if 12$ each time.... but I could not always do that with my schedule and family life and I paid the extra fee quite a few times over 18 months without complaining or pushback bc I understand the rules. However, the manager likes to make people feel like they've done something quite wrong even if they pay the fee. The attitude is what made me cancel my membership at OT LA GRANGE! I love OT and I'll be joining elsewhere possibly but the manager there was condescending and had few people skills. She instead couldn't t read the room or situation even at the holidays. She sometimes she acted more like a parent scolding you than a customer service manager... She scolded me about a few various things over the months... for example while I was cooling down after class one day (and the trainer told us to stay in as long as we like), I took that to mean I could cool down from my run for a very quick 3 minute slow walk. Well, she suddenly turned off my treadmill and everyone else's before everyone had gotten off. She did this a lot. She seemed to do this quite often in the evening near the end of the class even if there were no class behind us. One day during OPEN GYM with only one other person in the gym, I had pulled out my phone to open my OT app specifically and check my heart rate and progress during my open gym workout. the large screen was not showing heart rates up on screen in the gym. I was only one of 2-three people in the gym yet she runs in and lectures me while I'm on the treadmill and tells me to put my phone away. I complied but I tried to explain I was just checking my heart rate bc it helps me stay on track during OPEN GYM. She just continued with this hardline about how you can't have your phone out anytime in the gym even if you're not on it, and it's a rule to keep everyone focused on their workout....I said ok, sure.... But then can we get the heart rates put up in the above monitor? She said "no we don't display them usually during open gym..... ugh." But now I noticed the DO put them up during open gym which makes much more sense. It was about the way she ran in and spoke in a scolding manner. ***Another time I came in and was stretching at the end of my workout- it was right after the noon class and Mark told me I could stretch. The manager, same person, turns off the lights in the workout area from somewhere over in front, but- hmmm not very welcoming. I have no idea why she did that they didn't lose electricity and the gym was open. Not to mention the attitude she displays for canceling a class even if you request just to switch to a later class the same day. It seems to be a big deal for her (not others) and even if you pay for the top unlimited membership, be aware you still can accumulate 12$ up charges if you have a busy schedule and can't cancel before the 8 hr mark... if my work needs me late or a kid gets sick I'd usually eat those fees. But the attitude from the manager is just silly and ridiculous. Another time she scolded me for walking into the main area with my street shoes on. They were clean but it was winter and wet outside. I obviously understood I had to clean my shoes but she ran over and asked me why I hadn't brought a second pair to change into bc I was supposed to do that each class. I had never heard that and had never been told that honestly. I had been a member for about 2 months when that happened. She claimed I definitely had been told this before. I honestly NEVER been told that and rarely saw other change their shoes before going into the gym but often during rainy days people would wipe the bottom of their feet with clothes the team had put out. But again her attitude was condescending and silly. I decided even though I love OT classes and trainers, I'm done with La Grange. Hope the next OT manager I join with will have better reasonable attitude to keep everyone feeling great about their workouts. I was able to manage the cost while still getting strong but I know others may find the 8-12 hr cancellation policy difficult m. I'll go further to get what is appropriate for me. Attitude is everything.

Best gym workout and community ever. Once you become a member, no other experience will compare.read more

Can't say enough good things about Burn Naperville! The staff is amazing and oh so kind! Workouts…read moreare very tough but there's always people cheering you on during the whole thing! The owner, Julie T, is phenomenal!!! Love Burn Naperville!

During the pandemic, I truly appreciate that Hit It Fitness offers in-studio and zoom workouts so…read morethat the members can decide how they would like to participate. I choose to do the zoom workouts for now which are challenging and always different. Constance, the owner, and her coaches provide clear instructions, demonstrate proper form, make adjustments when needed and motivate all the participants. Don't get me wrong - I miss the in-studio workouts and the Hit It Fitness community. But during the pandemic, the zoom workouts are an excellent alternative for me.

The best instructors. Awesome classes. Good installation and ubication. Good cleaning and hygiene.read more

The coaches are supportive, fun, and friendly. Everyone is welcoming and not intimidating, which I…read moreneeded. I completed the six week challenge and it was great! I really like the workouts too. They are challenging but can adapt to fitness level.

I've been going to Fitcode for 14 months now. The Staff / Coaches are truly top notch. It's hard to…read morerun across a team like this that genuinely cares about their clientele. Everyone is friendly and welcoming and makes you feel like part of a family. I'd highly recommend Fitcode to everyone from a beginner to the experienced.

TRX Boot Camp with Janet Jackson (yes, that's really her name) through It'sFitness at Olympia…read moreChiropractic is like a love-hate relationship. As much as I work out, I kinda hate it. I hate the inevitable grunting, I hate that I'm not in better shape, I hate getting all sweaty, and I kinda hate how fricken happy Janet sounds cheering us to get lower while planking or to lift our legs higher during tabata drills. As much as I complain, I keep going. I must love it deep down. I truly do. I love Janet as a coach because she's kind and will push you, but she won't push you harder than she knows you can handle. She's experienced enough to be able to show you how to modify movements or do different exercises if something, like an injury, prevents you from being able to do it properly. I also love that I can feel the workout immediately and the following days, and my weight didn't drop for a while but my clothes were fitting better and I felt stronger. Janet Jackson can help you achieve your goals and live a healthier life without making you feel like you're being badgered by a drill sergeant. In the end, despite all the sweat (coming from me) and the swearing (also coming from me), I love this workout!

It's the day after my TRX session with Janet Jackson (oh SNAP). The soreness in my legs reminds me…read morethat I need to write a review for this little lady and her not so little class. The size of the Monday night class is not big mind you, but the workout you'll receive is huge. I've been seeing Janet for over three months now. I was introduced to Janet and TRX at Patriot Boxing. Patriot and Janet have since broken up and like with most break ups...my loyalty stayed with the ladies...of Its Fitness that is! The workouts are just as challenging as they were before if not more so - which I never thought would be possible. We start our swearing...err work out outside. We warm up, we lunge, we jog, we sprint and we plank. We've also skipped and played tag. Sounds fun right? Well, it's not. It makes me want to skip all over someone's face! I might have some anger issues... After our school yard shenanigans, we head inside the confines of Olympia Chiropractic Center where all the TRX gear is set up. We grab our straps, crank up some tunes and pray for sweet death. We squat, we lunge, we plank. We do pushups, jump squats and mountain climbers. We work our biceps, our triceps, our shoulders and other muscles I never knew existed until I took this class. We cool down and then thank the heavens that we made it through another class. Now, I know I have a flair for the dramatic but this review is not a total over exaggeration. This class is intense and it WILL kick your booty. It sounds intimidating but you know what is not intimidating? Janet Jackson (Miss Jackson if ya nasty...that will never get old). She is a sweetheart but don't let that fool you. She knows how to push you to your limit. And the participants in the class are REAL people. We sweat (a lot), we bitch and we moan...together. United we stand, together we fall...in a big puddle of blood, sweat and tears. If you are looking for an affordable kick start into fitness, Its Fitness is for you.

All new equipment. Newly remodeled. New machines…read more Brightly lit. ***********************

The Manager is very unprofessional and rude. Also overcrowded, plus spa is always unavailableread more