The gym is good for getting your life back together, not unmotivating like commercial gyms, This…read moregym makes you work hard for your success and all the gym people are nice and help you out whenever you need.

The gym is great, all the machines are really nice and well kept. the atmosphere is awesome and…read moresebastian is a cool dude.

The good: Great instructors and welcoming atmosphere in classes! Lots of equipment and cafe/salon…read moreservices are great! The not so good: front desk staff is not friendly to most. Especially one lady with short hair who is always chatting with younger staff and barely looks up to check people in. other's area lifetimes greet you warmly when you enter but most of the desk staff is preoccupied here. Gym desperately needs cleaning- cleaning is done by internal staff. Mats are dirty and never see anyone wiping down weights or mats / although they have spray and towels for guests to use. Restrooms are dirty and need a deep clean and improvements -( behind the stall doors- need to be cleaned)! This location is 20+ years old and lots of newer clubs going in and send this one is being neglected. Speakers in the main group fitness room only work on one side and cut out in the middle of routines. Classes were great but they keep changing formats and if there are less than 12-15 in a class they cut the class. For the price being paid they should hold class even if 5 people sign up. So many trainers around for a fee but classes seem to be getting limited compared to the newer gyms. Still going due to location but it needs some love!

easily the worst location, didn't know I paid this amount of money for a shiny xsport fitness.read more

Where do I even begin? What an absolutely wonderful fitness studio…read more Their various heart pumping classes that they offer cater to everyone, and you'll truly get such a great workout in. The classes range from 30-60 minutes, I believe, and they even have ShredKids which is a kids section in the studio for parents! I thought that was such a thoughtful addition to their studio. Also, the place is NICE. It's literally spotless and they have everything you need and more from a fitness studio. They have private showers and bathrooms and they were all so clean. Parking is right in front of the store, too. The instructors and team here are everything. Steph and Ashlee are beyond incredible. Supportive, energetic, kind, hospitable - they truly were meant to be doing this and they're what differentiates Shred415 from other fitness places. This woman owned business totally rocks, and if you're looking for a kickin' workout - you've found one here!

I love Shred415! They do such an amazing job fostering community not just within the studio but…read morewith collaborations throughout the area. Staff has such positive and uplifting attitudes, and I love that it is women-led. You can tell by the fact they have a kids section in the studio for parents who are working out! I really enjoy that they have varied workouts now, some that are more walking/incline focused with weights, some that are formatted the same but with more recovery, I just wish those were also an hour long too! I used to take Barry's classes a ton when I lived in the city, but since I've found Shred415 it's my favorite - and I've now have taken almost 150 classes! Their class structure is very similar to a Barry's workout - their structure is 15 treadmill/15 floor/15 treadmill/15 floor, but the instructors also get creative with incorporating different types of equipment for different timed segments. My favorite right now has to be their 45 min strength class - Addie is amazing with form advice and programming! I also miss Colleen! Steph and Ashlee are excellent instructors and a fantastic duo, and I really admire how they run their business. They truly do so much - live DJ workouts, perks for special occasions, collaborations, putting different instructors on with opportunities, it's just really genuine and you can tell!

Staff couldn't be bothered with simple questions At front…read moredesk Sanitizer is not conveniently located when asked if I should clean off treadmill when I was finished they had no answer. This was my first time at any LA Fitness and I told them that. Very disappointing

Greedy. Impolite staff. Their goal is to taje the last penny you have. They ate braking the law…read moreeveryday by ketting 10 years old kids. My friends needed a surgery because of their machines

I had a really disappointing experience at the Anytime Fitness Naperville location…read more During my workout, I was approached by the owner, Mike Starck, about an issue I genuinely was not aware of. I acknowledged it right away and told him I would take care of it on my next visit. Instead of handling it professionally, he chose to escalate the situation. He removed my personal belongings and placed them outside, which felt completely unnecessary and disrespectful, especially since I was still actively using the space. There was no one else around my workout area, and the situation did not call for that kind of response. To make things worse, he proceeded to call the police and claimed I was trespassing, which turned what should have been a simple conversation into a public and uncomfortable scene. I understand there are rules and policies, but the way this was handled lacked basic professionalism and respect. Situations like this should be resolved through communication, not escalation. I will not be returning.

I stop by this gym every time I'm in Naperville (which is about once or twice a month.) The place…read moreis always spotless and the staff is always friendly. 5/5 experience I will come here again!

Pretty empty on a Wed between 11 am and 1 pm. It's like this most of the time I'm here. Maybe 1 or…read more2 other people at the most. People mostly work on their stuff and leave. Only a couple high school/young college kids just come to play on their phones which is why they haven't gotten any gains.

An incredible private gym, right in the middle of Four Lakes in Lisle! State of the art equipment,…read moreincredible coaches & programs. If you're sick of the "mega gym" corporate feel, this is the spot for you. Eric has years of expertise & knowledge that he shares with all of the members. It's a real community feel in here, with people helping each other learn new skills and achieve new heights in their training, performance & health. In a world full of cookie cutter gyms that value the almighty dollar over everything, TK Gym Four Lakes is a breath of fresh air for any serious fitness enthusiast.

Nice facility, but I wish they offered a Senior Citizen discount. Otherwise a place to look into…read more Still looking for something more affordable. Side note, that everyone there, from John Chase down to the people at the front desk, are ALL very nice and professional.

What you will not find:…read more - Women in full makeup. - Roving meat market - Expensive spa services - A free weight room that does not resemble a prison exercise yard. - Astronomical rates even for non-residents (it's a Park District gym.) What you will find: - No waiting to get on a machine. - Friendly staff (complete with personal trainers) - Being surrounded by people who aren't there for a contest of beauty - Bunches of TVs. - The ability to work out comfortably in a nice environment. Also with my membership (Which is only $29 a month) I also get full access to the indoor swimming pool, and during the summer months, the outdoor water park. (Good if I had kids.) There is also another location run by the park district, which I have not been to. That one boasts a larger workout area along with a climbing wall. I am just glad I found somewhere I feel comfortable going to, and this place makes me look forward to going to the gym each chance I get. They are open at around 5 am every day (including weekends) but close at 10pm (M-F), 8pm (Sat) and 6pm (Sun).

This is a fitness center that is part of the hotel, but they are open to the public since it's a…read morepretty good, although small, gym. A membership costs around $80 a month and they do not offer or sell "day passes." Positives - not too crowded in the morning and virtually dead on the weekends, but evenings and lunchtime has some folks in there. - has all of your major pieces of equipment and tools. - it seems since it's small, not crowded, and has everything, my workouts are much more quickly executed than doing it at the larger gym (LifeTime). - has a certified trainer there some of the time and you can hire her for personal training. - sometimes they offer night classes for spinning. This has gone in and out over the few years I've been a member. - parking and getting into the gym is no fuss and very close - shower rooms are private, have lockable doors, complete with shower, sink, countertop, shampoo, bodywash, etc., although half the time the faucets don't work. - tv's on the treadmills and steppers...and they usually work - they usually have apples (but only apples) out Negatives - there are lockers, but you can't lock them, even if you have your own padlock, so you have to carry your phone, wallet, and keys with you. - faucet in the men's bathroom and most of the shower rooms do not work half the time (been like that for years)...usually the women's bathroom faucet works. I'm only talking about the sink faucets, not the shower water. - takes awhile for broken equipment to get fixed properly (e.g., the elliptical had been sounding like it's about to fall apart for a few months now). I think they tend to take action only when hotel guests say something. - no steam room or sauna - they have towels, but they sometimes smell pretty rough, like they didn't get washed well. Sometimes old makeup on them.

I love this place! My friend found it while searching the area for a zumba class for us. The…read morefitness center is brand new, clean, and the staff is wonderful. So far I've taken zumba and pilates classes and loved them. They also offer personal training and the machines look really nice. Such a bonus it's located within five minutes of my home. Even if you have to drive a bit to try them out, it's totally worth it. Skip the crazy parking and screaming kids at the big places and come try out Olympus.

Hank and Ryan amazing people you can really see the work and effort they put in! If you're thinking…read moreabout this gym as an option I would definitely recommend it. Great Vibe.

This gym is the real deal. The staff is friendly, professional, and always make you feel welcome…read more The place is spotless every single day, and the energy in here is top notch. What I love most is that everyone's actually working out. No one's sitting around on the machines scrolling through their phone. It's all focus, good vibes, and hard work. I'm here about three hours a day and it's always a great experience. The Edge Naperville sets the bar for what a gym should be.

The staff is phenomenal, lovely place to get a workout in. I can't believe how cleanly the place is…read moreno matter where you go in there. Always cleaning every night, cheers

I've been a member of this Planet Fitness for a while, and I honestly don't know where to start…read more The final straw was the move. The gym literally moved next door. Not across town. Not to another city. Next door. Somehow this required shutting down for an entire week, and even then they still couldn't get the opening date right. Members were told the gym would open on May 31. Their Instagram posted that they were "NOW OPEN." So I drove there expecting to work out, only to find the doors locked and signs saying they wouldn't actually open until June 4. How does that even happen? If you're going to close a gym and disrupt everyone's training schedule, at least communicate accurately. A lot of people take their fitness seriously. Some of us structure our entire week around training. Closing for a week is already frustrating enough. Posting that you're open when you're clearly not is just ridiculous. And honestly, the move wasn't exactly bringing us to some state-of-the-art facility either. This gym somehow manages to have more cardio equipment than an airport terminal while still lacking basic strength training equipment. There are treadmills everywhere. Ellipticals everywhere. Bikes everywhere. But if you actually want to lift heavy? Good luck. No power racks. No squat racks. No proper bench stations. Just Smith machines lined up like they're supposed to replace everything. The dumbbells only go up to 75 pounds, which might be fine for beginners, but anyone who has been lifting seriously for a while is going to hit that ceiling fast. The layout makes absolutely no sense. Machines are scattered around seemingly at random. It's like someone dumped all the equipment onto a floor plan and called it a day. You'll find yourself walking laps around the gym just trying to finish a workout because nothing is grouped together logically. Maintenance has also been an issue for what feels like forever. Broken machines stay broken. Cable machines feel rough and neglected. Some of the cables sound like they're fighting for their lives every time they're used. Equipment is frequently dirty. The water fountain has been closed for months at various points. Imagine paying a monthly membership to a gym and not being able to use a basic water fountain. Then there's the cleanliness. I've been in warehouses that smelled better. Some days the smell hits you the second you walk through the door. A gym doesn't need to smell like a luxury hotel, but it shouldn't smell like something died behind the treadmills either. The famous lunk alarm might be one of the most annoying ideas ever invented, but somehow this location found a way to make it worse. During the closing period it seemed like they were setting it off constantly. Nothing motivates you to work out quite like hearing a loud alarm randomly blasting through the building. What frustrates me most is that none of these issues are new. Members have been dealing with broken equipment, maintenance problems, limited free weights, and questionable organization for a long time. The week-long closure and false opening announcement just highlighted how poorly things seem to be managed. I understand moving a gym takes work. I understand delays happen. What I don't understand is why members were told one thing, social media said another, and reality was something completely different. A gym's entire purpose is to provide a place for people to train consistently. Instead, this place managed to interrupt everyone's routine, communicate poorly, and reopen with many of the same problems that existed before. At this point, it feels like Planet Fitness put more effort into finding space for cardio equipment than creating an actual strength-training environment. One star because at least the parking lot exists.