When I first walked into this gym, to check it out prior to signing up, I could not believe it was…read moreonly $15 a month. In fact, I forgot the last time I saw a gym, especially in a major city, for that little per month. After my "gym tour" with the one of their very kind staff members, I knew I had found my new local spot for workouts. The gym itself is quite big. It has two levels, with most cardio machines being on the first floor and the weights/dumbbells on the second level. I've been going for a few months now, and these are some of my favorite things: - Always clean - Lots of locker space - All machines have been working flawlessly - They follow Covid-19 protocols, so certain machines are blocked off - 24 hour access (!!!!) - Lots of machines, so I never have to wait around to use a tread, for example - Doesn't get too crowded even during peak hours For $15, I get a LOT more than what I expected. I can cancel at anytime and I didn't even have to pay a fee upfront. They do charge you a $39 one-time fee during the first 30 days of signing up, which apparently locks in your membership price in case of any increases in the future. You can also upgrade your membership to their "premium" version which includes tanning, access to the Theragun and a few other perks.

It's clean and well taken care of. However they seem to be saving money by not keeping the…read moretemperature regulated. It is insanely hot compared to any gym I've used, even in the winter. The summer is just unbearable.

Two things: #1) There is rarely a manger there during the…read moreposted "staff hours." #2) Hard to cancel or pause your membership -- because someone has to be there to speak with in person or they won't do it. I supposedly paused my membership for a few months because I would be out of town. Sure enough, the next payment was deducted from my bank account! I even signed a document in person there at the gym to pause this account. I'm not sure if the problem is incompetence or greed (or both). Anytime Fitness needs make it easier to do business with and to cancel or pause memberships with more confidence and trust.

this gym is constantly dirty with broken equipment. poor management with dirty bathrooms and the…read moresoap and gym paper towels are always empty. There is black mold growing all over the entire ceiling. The health inspector has been called and they still did a weak job cleaning it. The gym has a good location but is absolutely not taken care of well.

I just had a baby in late August and when a friend told me that a space was opening in Cape…read moreElizabeth focused on overall women's wellness with an emphasis on motherhood, I was so excited! Ritual Art of Wellness offers lots of yoga classes (prenatal yoga, postnatal yoga, and yoga with babies and kids), reiki, women's health physical therapy, counseling for individuals and couples, childbirth education, massage, and more! So far, I've attended a Tea + Tummytime class with Jackie (Tuesdays @ 11am) and the Feeding Circle with Brooke (Thursdays at 9:30am). Both are FREE community classes, you just sign up beforehand on their website. I plan on checking out the baby yoga classes as well. Both classes I attended were great - it's a very open and welcoming environment and a great place to meet other moms in the area. I'm so excited to be a part of this community and watch it grow!

Love this gym. In your membership you can go to this location or the Portland one. I go to the…read morePortland one more cause it's closer but I love the spin classes at this one. All the instructors are great. They also have a sauna and the gym is super clean.

I would recommend this gym for those who are looking to get one on one training with personal…read moretrainers. That being said it's higher in price than most gyms, but the facility is very high end, clean, and has a lot of options because just a workout area, and the fact they have outdoor workout options is great. The inside smoothie bar is also pretty good.

Best gym in the area and it's not even close. It's well equipped with racks, deadlift platforms, a…read moreturf runway, etc. so whether you're training for general health, a team sport, powerlifting, or bodybuilding, Jacked and Jilled is a great spot to chase your fitness goals.

Very much agree with the other reviews. Jacked and Jilled is a rare find and caters to a wide range…read moreof interests and abilities. The welcoming and inclusive vibe from both the staff and the community sets the gym apart, and really goes a long way to supporting progress toward personal goals. My experience with personal training has been exceptional. As a person with a physical disability, I truly appreciate the knowledge, skill and consistent attention brought to the one-on-one sessions - you really get a sense of mutual investment with this level of personal attention. They care about their community and it shows!

You never knew you could feel so good! I've been going to StretchLab for a month now. I feel like I…read morecan move! Their stretching techniques are helping me yo improve range of motion and overall function. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. I appreciate the community feel. I wish the price point was more accessible for people who can't pay outright,and that insurance would cover part of it. Everyone needs a good stretch!

From the owner: StretchLab offers personalized 1-on-1 assisted stretching sessions dedicated to delivering lasting…read moreresults. Our certified Flexologists utilize science-backed techniques to help you achieve a deeper, more effective stretch than you can on your own. Benefits include increased range of motion, improved posture, reduced muscle tightness and better overall movement during your daily activties. StretchLab is great for working professionals looking to reduce tightness, busy parents that need to relieve stress, active retirees who want to maintain their mobility, and competitive athletes who want to accelerate their recovery and performance.

Wow what a work out! They have two locations. One in Portland and in Scarborough. This place is the…read morebomb. I have only attended the Scarborough location so far. Dynamics provides two different group classes. An introduction/ beginner class that is 45 minutes long and a regular class for an hour. They have a ton of different classes throughout the day to accommodate people working. The classes usually begin with a warm up and stretching and then they lead into a few different circuit workouts. Every time a go there is always a new work out or a it has been modified so you are not working out the same part of your body. You will do a lot of things using your own body weight which is a lot harder than it seems. The instructors are very nice and will motivate you and not in a condescending way. $7.50 for one class or 6 dollars a class (60 dollars) if you purchase the 10 class pass which is a steal, cash or check only, no cards taken. Bring a water bottle and change of shoes if you can. The first time walking threw the door is the hardest part. Embrace it! They want you to succeed there and so do you.

This is the same business as Dynamics Fitness in Portland, which I have already gave a 5-star…read morereview for, but I wanted to emphasize that it's really a great place for anyone looking for a challenging, dynamic workout! Every class is different and you won't be bored. The Scarborough location is a little bigger than the Portland location, and from my experience tends to be less crowded. I am a regular at the 6am Tuesday/Thursday class with trainer Jaime, who is kind, motivating, organized and really just all around great! Their website has their schedule with all of the boot camp classes. They rarely cancel unless there are extreme weather conditions. I have noticed that a lot of other gyms/trainers cancel boot camps last-minute so I really appreciate this about Dynamics. They have regular boot camps which last an hour, and basic boot camps which are 45 minutes. Boot camp goes like this: A 10 minute warm up with drills like butt-kicks, lateral squats, skips, and ending with bear-crawls. Dynamic stretch is next followed by resistance band-work to strengthen your butt and hips. Then comes the circuits which work out your whole body and keep your heart-rate elevated. Sometimes there is back and forth partner work, and sometimes stations with TRX, KetlleBells, Medicine Balls, Body Weight, Fitness Bands, etc... Examples include TRX Rows, Push ups, Tricep presses, medicine ball shuffles, kettle bell swings, sprinter sit ups, squat jumps, dead lifts... etc.. You can always modify any exercise. There is usually a finisher which includes something awful like Burpees :) After a quick stretch, you are out the door having accomplished an awesome work out! There is water for sale for $1 but I always bring a full water bottle and towel. You can go at your own pace and everyone in the class is kind and encouraging. For first timers, try the basic boot camp and work your way up. You won't be disappointed!

I have worked with Cindy and Randy of Body of Work and have found them both to be very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful in my exercise goals. Although I'm not able to attend nearly as often as I'd like to, Cindy's Circuit Training class is not only a demanding workout but super fun. I would recommend anyone looking for a little extra push to firm up, lose weight or jumpstart their routine to search these guys out.

Cindy is clearly very knowledgable and committed to her work as a trainer. I'm looking forward to…read morerestarting my fitness routine with her Circuit Training Class! Very convenient location as well.