Clean facilities, friendly staff and plenty of amenities. Management is willing to help out in any…read moreway that they can while you are using equipment.

Great customer service, coming back to this gym they are always so kind and make you feel welcome…read morealways greet you when you come in and will always show you how machines work etc... the gym is very clean, the locker room and bathrooms are clean!! I tried their spinning class and it was challenging and instructor was awesome. The layout of the machines is great, there are big windows with a nice view, and the elliptical and treadmill machines are very nice.

I love everything about this club. The staff, the studios, the tennis, the pool, the…read moremachines....the steam room could use a makeover because it is such a great addition to the facility but it's working just fine. They have a few classes running all week long and the instructors are very nice. If you're looking for a gym near Rutland that's your place!!!!! Ps. They have pickleball too!

Always nice people working. Great open area. I come once a year and use the facilities every year…read more Always updated and great equipment. Free weights and machines. Lots of open space.

After developing severe spinal issues, I joined to use the pool. 4 days after I joined, the…read morebusiness shut down due to COVID for several months. After it reopened, the reservation system was a plus. Pool locker rooms are dark. Using the bathroom feels like being locked in a coffin. Pool is downstairs, but spinner for wet bathing suits is upstairs, with no handicap access. This place is not handicap friendly at all. There is a long, long narrow walkway on a steep incline as the handicap access. This is impossible to navigate in a wheelchair due to the steepness of the incline. There is also no handrail to help those with shortness of breath or balance issues. The one time I used the ramp, no one responded to open the door, which is locked. It is also not covered, which is a problem when it is raining, in the off chance that someone may actually answer the door. After being open for a couple of months, they closed again, but once again were asking members to keep paying dues to reduce the burden on the club. If you have mobility issues, especially with navigating stairs, avoid this place at all costs. How this facility ever passed on ADA compliance is a complete mystery to ne

If you're looking for an indoor pool in the area don't waste your cash on a year membership at the…read moreBerlin location of First in Fitness. This pool is almost completely unusable. The combination of excessive quantities of chlorine and the pool's ridiculously high temperature causes problems for many users. Unfortunately my partner and I made a year commitment before we knew this, which is our fault. Don't make the same mistake. Additionally the social atmosphere of the regular workout room is bizarre. Due to space limitations the work out equipment has to share space with the weight lifting room. This includes a lot of weight lifting dudes standing around staring and having the kind of conversations I'm more comfortable hearing secondhand at a bar. The women's workout room, no doubt developed in direct reaction to this scenario, is small but sufficient. Tennis aficionados may like this place for its popular indoor courts. It seems to be the most significant feature of the Berlin location. We changed our membership to the Montpelier First in Fitness which has no pool and no courts but a better floor plan and location.

What a great start.. and yet horrible finish…read more Craig is an excellent representation of what a gym how a gym should be operated. Great gym awesome spa good people. However my closure to the gym membership was not pleasant. Ruth was not a fun call. I was told that the gym needs 15 days notice to deactivate a gym membership so I will be billed again. ANOTHER 59.00. I mean come on this is why people are hesitant to go to a gym. So in closing the cancelation fees was just sad. and I would not recommend this family owned gym .

This gym stinks, like it actually smells pretty nasty in there. The staff is rude, it is a…read moretrademark of theirs so I'm not even bothering reporting to the manager because I'm 100% positive this is their culture. I had several people tell me their experiences at this gym, specially if you are a person of color ,YOU ARE NOT WELCOME here !!! However you as a consumer have a simple choice, go to the other gym in town and don't give this people your money. They feel like because they have a pool they get to hold that over their customers and people have to continue to take their lack of customer service and dirty space with a weird machine layout. Their treadmills are not great either. I had been going to the other gym in town and only gave this place a shot because I moved and this one is closer but guess what I don't swim so I could care less and I am happy to drive 5 more minutes to a gym where they provide actual customer service.

Planet Fitness (Victor, NY) loves to brag about being a "Judgment Free Zone," but apparently that…read moreonly applies if you think exactly the way they want you to. Walked in to work out and noticed Fox News wasn't on any of their many TVs. When asked, staff flat-out said they're "not allowed" to put it on. So let me get this straight -- dozens of televisions, nonstop sports, random reality nonsense, and selectively approved news channels, but one mainstream news network is banned? That's not "judgment free," that's controlled and biased. I'm here to lift weights, not be quietly told what viewpoints are acceptable. If Planet Fitness wants to act like a politically filtered bubble instead of a gym, they should be honest about it. Plenty of other gyms manage to treat adults like adults and let them choose what they watch. Do better -- or at least stop pretending this place is neutral! So...my husband and I as well as our children and their families will no longer be members.

nice place, but the mens room is always set at a freezing 58 degrees. Why? you can hear the…read moreoverhead a/c blasting, this goes on month after month.

This is not just a yoga studio, it's a community offering a variety of yoga styles. I highly…read morerecommend Chessy for vinyasa, Sansea for yin, Melissa for a restorative, self-explorative class, Joanna for Iyengar. Everyone teacher is welcoming and the clientele is and friendly and down to earth.

I'm spending my summer at Middlebury college, and Otter Creek yoga! I love this place; relaxing…read moreatmosphere, the instructors I have talked to are very attentive and amicable. I specially enjoy Chessy's vinyasa classes. Her classes are always different in so many levels. I totally recommend her.

Have been a member of SLove for over a year now and couldn't see myself being a member of any other…read moregym around here. Seems like every month something new is going on here! Three levels of gym equipment meeting everyone's needs as well as a nice variety of exercise classes and a staff of personal trainers, and if that isn't enough, you can even get your tan on here and play golf! Lol yea, play golf! The health club now has a state of the art golf simulator where you can work on your game all winter or just have a fun round with friends! Jeramiah is always around and always making improvements to help meet the needs of the members!

From the owner: We have a wide range of exercise equipment along side a cardio room and full fitness studio. The…read moreequipment list at SLove Health Club includes: treadmills, ellipticals, bikes, and rowers. The weight room includes a wide range of machines as well as free weights. There are yoga mats, exercise balls, and jump platforms and much more. Locker rooms and showers are available as well. We also have a highly sophisticated indoor Golf Simulator with over 100 courses to play, practice on the range, or play one of the many mini-game modes. Tee-times for Indoor golf can be made on our website, Note** The doors are always locked and access is permitted through a member access only key-card system. Appointments and tee-times are required for New Member interest and Indoor Golf.

I love this gym! The equipment is clean and spaced out just right. Any workout I want to do, they…read morehave the equipment for it. The owner is very knowledgeable of all the equipment and helps with my questions. I highly recommend!

From the owner: Progression is here to help you get better. We're building a culture based on it. All of us can do…read morebetter, and starting in the gym can lead us to being better outside of the gym as well. Come check us out and get your free trial started

Guest review 7/9/24. Guest pass 17$. Guest hours 800a to 800p…read more Nice little neighborhood gym. 24 hours for members. Nice. This review is the third posted here and there was 1 each of one star and 5 stars. This gym is hardly a one star. It's definitely not a new golds gym or an iconic power house or world gym, but it is a really solid local gym. First off, this gym has a free weights room off by itself. (It also a machine room. The machine room is complete but just ok.). It has a power rack and smith press and the entire room is padded so you can do deadlifts almost anywhere. It has a small but complete locker room. Lockers, showers, changing area, showers. The machines are mismatched, but it's a mix of hammer strength plate loaders and cybex cables and machines. Any (and this gym included) gym with a hammer strength split leg leg press automatically gets 5 stars. This is a beautiful and rare piece of equipment. Room for improvement (kind of not picking really) -cybex machines are often belts -cardio equipment is dated and could be better variety (bike with full seat, old style elliptical) -lacks water bottle fill machine (does have fountain) -mirror situation for dumbbells and squat rack, but otherwise lacking

Great hometown gym w a personal caring staff. Clean and 24/7 access makes it a win win.read more

Great place! I was visiting Vermont in a nearby town and wanted to play some pickleball, tennis,…read moreand basketball, and possibly go for a swim or in a hot tub. This place had it all! Very reasonably priced, too! I believe it was only $27 or so for the entire day.

SHARC is Sugarbush ski mountain's little-known sidekick, which has been around for a million years…read more At some point, I think it may've been rebranded as the Sugarbush Health and Recreation Center -- the road signs say Health and Racquet Club; the website says Health and Recreation Center -- but it's still SHARC and it's still exactly the way it was 15 years ago. The space is not shiny new, and it's not fancy. At this point, it almost has a certain retro charm. We like it because it's an island of non-pretentious, semi-normalcy amidst the sometimes very high end resort towniness of the rest of the Sugarbush enterprise. This is just a plain ol' place with plain ol' people. The facilities are about on par with a YMCA. I understand there's some angst at the child mobs that take over when the weather isn't well suited for skiing. We try to be as civilized as possible with our children, but still get stinkeye from some staff. I understand the angst, and on the other side of the equation, I might share it. Children (including mine) are sometimes loud and obnoxious, the adolescent girls we shared the locker room with did leave an extraordinary amount of water on the floor. I did not enjoy being on the receiving end of angst. The staff does make sometimes heroic efforts to keep the place clean, though thoughtless patrons track grit into the pool and and locker room areas by wearing street shoes. Sometimes there's flotsam in the pool that I wish wasn't there. One day I was thoughtfully offered two towels per person, one for the pool and one for the shower, after; the second day, I received one and some attitude when I asked for a second. The range of child-accessible activities is great: There's an adventure zone set up with two bouncy castles (one a bit dark and sketchy), a bungee jumping station (for an additional fee), ping pong, tennis, basketball and tennis areas. There's a decent climbing wall available for an additional fee, as well, and we hear it comes with instruction if you want it. The sign in the climbing room said children over 1 year old were welcome to partake, though I think the website restricted the activity to children over 3 years old. Officially, the adventure zone and climbing wall are not open until 3 p.m. -- but there seems to be some flexibility in start times, especially on days when skiing is not at its best. For adults, the facilities include a cardio exercise room, a weight room, a classroom for pilates and yoga, a spin studio. The cardio room is open to the reception area, which I personally find unpleasant since I like to gasp, wheeze and sweat with greater privacy. Near the reception area, there are swim suits, swim diapers, goggles, etc... for sale if you forget your own, and light snacks (Cliff bars, other bars, water and juice), at non-exorbitant prices IIRC. If you have children and you don't want to schlep to Burlington for Get Air or the Upper Valley Aquatics Center near Hanover, SHARC is overall a great option for folks to get some of the sillies out when temperatures fall below -25 F on the mountain (or when it's 70 F in February). Could it be better? Yep. But we're glad it's there in any form.