I have been lifting since i was in elementary sc and understand completely the risks that comes to…read moreweightlifting. I UNDERSTAND WHAT I AM DOING. And PHIL decides to kick me out on the basis that I dont have a conpletely covered shoe like that would change anything from a sneaker to a birkenstock is ridiridiculou. I go to the gym for the countless struggles i have with mental health and to socialize with my friends. I was excited to lift today but i got that excitement taken away from me because of an idiot who thought he was better than me. and then the PR work to back him up without any rationale is unbelievabl and not how the company operates and portrays themselves i thought anyone was welcome there and for the most part i had good experiences ruined by people with egos

Still a great location to workout, swim, etc. That being…read moresaid, things I'd like to see: Addition of 1-2 sets of pre-loaded barbells. (There's an area in the weight area with about 5 rowing machines that's almost always empty plus one's been broken for awhile now. There are other rowing machines as well) Additional weight plates added for the squat racks and bench press areas. Not sure if plates have disappeared or broken but more are needed. Also, addition of colored , matching bumper plates for the squat racks. Yes, 25 lbs is the same no matter the color but let's make it look nice. Plus barbell math is hard at 5am! On the positive side, they've added EV charging stations in the parking lot. Customer service remains excellent. Anytime, we've needed help - it's been easy to find.

Great gym. Clean and comfortable gym. Would love to see…read moremore fitness equipment that supports Bluetooth with Apple Watch so that you don't need to manually login information. The children's pool should also be physically separated from the adult pool. Something happened in the kids pool and they immediately closed both. Happened as soon as we got there.

Very nice place but needs more equipment. Also there should be a smoothy machine in the lobby or by…read morethe entrance somewhere

OTF Pittsford is pretty standard as far as the OTF brand goes -- clean facility, friendly staff,…read moreetc. My only gripe is that they have one trainer who teaches 80% of the classes, and if you're not crazy about him (imho he's fine as an instructor, but his 2010 alternative rock music choices don't get me motivated) there aren't many options for other classes/teachers. This is very close to my house, but will try one of the other locations to mix it up.

Been with OT around 3 years, the classes are amazing and coaches make it so easy to understand…read moreevery exercise or alternative that you have. Everyone is friendly here and they do group gatherings every once in a while. I would definitely recommend if you are trying to find a new workout routine!

I have been to Affronti Fitness over a year now. I am very happy when I leave. Which is probably…read morepretty good. When I'm there I feel like I'm in hell! I will tell you a few things about Austyn Affronti. It was obvious to me immediately that he is a very serious young man, and he shows it by giving complete attention to those he is working with. You may assume that all physical trainer should do that, and you are right but it doesn't always work out the way it should. Austyn wants a great foundation, and what I mean by that is that he wants you to work perfectly so you will accomplish the most without potentially hurting yourself. I have now worked out as I said four times. In many businesses in the very beginning the person (The salesman) that's showing the form service is perfect but eventually some become lazy once they feel they've made the sale. So far I have noticed nothing but perfection. I hope I am right, I will let you know either way in the future. In addition I explained to Austyn I wanted to lose weight. Austyn created a menu for me. Time will tell how it works. But, if you look at the photographs you can see a major difference between people he has worked out with in the past showing before and after. More so those are real pictures, it is obvious these pictures are accurate and honest. They show pictures of before and now now. The pictures also show men and women young and older. There's a good chance hopefully before stars will become five. If another couple months it continues I definitely would go five. Yelp people we all love to eat. We also like to be healthy and look good. Try Affronti may work well for you too.

I joined Affronti Fitness two months ago. The owner, Austyn, knows my name and says hello every…read moretime he sees me. My trainer, Joe, helps me tailor a workout for what I'm looking for. He is motivating, friendly, and fun! He changes up my routine and pushes me to reach my personal best! He also helps me with healthy choices for meals and snacks.

I've worked out in 8 different boxes and FCCF has made it to my top two within 1 month. The coaches…read moreare amazing! Especially Friday's 5 am class with Jessica! I could be having a bad week but taking class makes me end the week on a good note! Thanks Jess T.!!!

My first time dropping into a CrossFit box from out of town. They were welcoming and helpful…read more Definitely would go again!

Good news, Yelpers: if you'd wanted to try StretchLab but thought going out to Victor was too much…read moreof a hassle, you have another option. The StretchLab in Pittsford Plaza is easy to find and potentially a bit more convenient. If you've been to the Victor location, then you'll have an idea of what to expect. If not, it's still fairly simple: you'll check in for your appointment and switch to your grippy socks, and then discuss what you want to work on with your flexologist. Your first appointment is likely going to be a 25 minute stretch, where you focus on what you're in need of the most and then go from there. Like at Victor, the flexologists keep track of your progress and note any discomfort or other issues. Lately I've been taking advantage of various massage gun apparatus type things, which get at achy muscles like never before. I keep forgetting to take advantage of Normatec sessions, which aren't easy to book online or through the app. The staff is happy to help you get set up with your appointments in person and you can opt in for texts with vacancies that day. Finally, as you may recall, StretchLab takes FSA/HSA/HRA cards! It's never been easier to get the best use out of your dollars. Save your receipts if your plan doesn't have a debit card for reimbursement. I like both StretchLab locations, but I think I might just like Pittsford a bit better. You'll get a similar experience with qualified staff at both locations, but for me, Pittsford is just a bit easier to get to and that might be all you need to finally book that first stretch.

It is apparently impossible to cancel your membership. If you choose the "cancel membership"…read moreoption on the web page, you are told that you can cancel only by email. If you attempt to cancel by email, your email goes into the void, you never hear from anyone, and the $289 a month payments keep coming.

Average gym, women's only gym. The crowd of people varies from 20s to 80s. The gym itslec has…read moreeverything but a little over crowded and the space itself is somewhat outdated. Prices of memberships vary depending on when and what deal it is you get.

I give 1 star for the instructors who teach the group classes. But that's it. I have been going to…read morethe RAC for women since May 2017 and I'm already counting the days until my membership is over. Thinking about paying it out or just signing up for a new gym until this one runs out. Here are my grievances: 1. They offer these "Power 30" classes you have to buy beyond your membership to utilize. They are actually pretty nice classes but expensive. The issue is these classes take place in the free weight room (arguably the busiest weight room of the gym) during BUSY hours. That means all us mere muggles must push off and work out some place else (why am I paying for a gym membership when I can't access the equipment?!). 2. If you want morning classes, get up at 5am or forget about it. How hard is it to offer a 6:30 or 7am yoga class? They only offer Power 30 in the morning when people want classes, so basically you can only utilize the prime hours and area of the gym if you pay more money. 3. Be prepared to receive lesser treatment from the staff if you are not paying more money for either Power 30 or personal training. Be prepared to be kicked off equipment so they can use it for their purposes. It has happened to me several times! Today a trainer was working with a woman, watched me use the pully machine as part of my exercise circuit. Walked up and took my attachments off, changed the weight, and used the machine for 10+ minutes when I only had one circuit left to do. The girl she was training even felt bad and I heard her say "I really don't mind walking to the other weight room," to which the trainer replied "No, we're staying right here" as she took my attachments off. Just rude!! Couldn't even ask if I was done using the equipment. 4. The free two meetings with a "personal trainer" they offer you are garbage. They set everyone who comes in up with almost the exact same plan. The girl who set my plan up was so miserable, she obviously hated working there and didn't care if I came back to the gym ever again. She doesn't work there any more (so much for helping me keep on track). If you want any useful help you have to pay for a personal trainer. 5. If you walk in and someone asks if you know anyone who wants to join, just say NO or she will text your personal phone trying to pressure you into referring your friends. There is no benefit to throwing your friends under the bus. They don't give you a free power 30 or a free month or anything if one of your friends sign up from your reference. And trust me, you do NOT want your friends going here! The only thing that I don't hate about this gym are the instructors. Susan and Jodi are both fantastic instructors and I love their yoga classes. I will miss them when I leave.