Let's face it, you're out of shape. Every day you see Jim at the office looking toned, and you want…read moreto get so fit he cowers in fear every time you walk by his desk. There's only one answer: Fit Body Boot Camp. This gym forces you to push your boundaries farther each class you attend, which means every minute is worth your time. The trainers have your best interests in mind always, which means pretty soon you'll be able to chest press Jim in your sleep. If you're looking for a gym that challenges you, Fit Body holds the answer. Rise and grind.

Best work out in the Hudson Valley! Person centered approach. Instructor meets people where they…read moreare, provides hands on instruction and tons of fun. Supportive and encouraging environment. Highly recommend!

The Body Art Barn is a beautiful space built by the loving and hard working spirit of Michelle…read moreDawson. Founder, mother, divine warrior, and artist designed this barn to be a sanctuary for those looking to enter a space to let go of tension and get to know themselves through the science and art of yoga. Michelle is by far of the most impactful teachers that I have ever had the honor of learning from. Shes a waterfall of pure esctatic enthusiasm and charisma. She expresses herself fully and will have you laughing and giggling the entire class. She inspire you by her example of strength and flexibility. She will push you to your limits yet also find spaces for surrender and softness. Her bootcamp is also a very special experience. Where she guides you through a sacred time in the early mornings to build your core, dance, be silly, and release any tension that may still be stored in our bodies. I love the art of this space. I love the community and powerful individuals that i have had the honor of practicing yoga within this community. All of the other teachers I experienced in this beautiful barn were professional, welcoming, and unique. If you are ever in need of some guidance and connection to powerful individuals, feel free to stop by this sacred place of yoga.

Took my daughter to the Great American weekend and all she wanted was Henna. It was hot, my 4 year…read moreold was a monster. We stood in front of her tent for over 20 minutes with zero acknowledgment ( while she was working on another girl but holding conversations with other adults). I was ready to leave my daughter begged to stay. I took a picture of her Venmo and left my daughter there with a friend while I occupied my son. My daughter said she when it was her turn she was rude, didn't talk to her and when she asked the price she said "what do you want to pay? How much do you have?" She's 13. Absolutely inappropriate. For someone who's supposed to be so "zen" , she's not.

Tim at Total Nonstop Training is great! He listens to your training goals & needs and tailors…read moreworkouts to get the most out of you. Although he understands your limits, he pushes you out of your comfort zone to accomplish things you didn't think you were able to, leading to great results. He watches closely to ensure good form to not only attain those great results, but also to prevent injury as well. In addition to all this, he is pretty flexible in scheduling working Moms with school age children with crazy hectic schedules. He strives to makes it work! Thanks, Tim!

From the owner: We specialize in functional training for clients of all ages and fitness levels. We offer…read moreindividual, small and large-group training in Hopewell Junction and surrounding areas.

I just started doing this Bootcamp and I love it! You should really check it out if you want to…read moreget motivated and get in shape. Not intimidating - just great fun . The trainer is an expert in fitness and nutrition and really inspires you to do your best. Highly recommended.

Had a FREAKIN BALL !!! I signed up for the trial run of this class since I saw my friends results…read more(has her post baby body snatched) The instructor (Kells for short) was great. The routine was clear, the music was bumpin, and he was very helpful making sure the exercises were done right and you were using the proper weights for your skill set. Location wise this is not possible to join BUT if I were closer it would be an obvious sign up. The facility was spacious, comfortable, good equipment, and a small shopping area. I was able to repeat a few routines in future workouts which is always great. I strongly suggest if you can to try it out and join. That workout was intense and through, and even though I was obviously the new girl the class was very welcoming in general.

Burn boot camp of Paramus is awesome! They opened up in May 2018 and I have been coming here since…read morethe opening. This boot camp is for women only! They have FREE child care when you have a full membership. The owners are very nice & so is the staff. Kelechi is the trainer and he is absolutely awesome. He is very motivating and makes you want to go to class. There are plenty of class 6 days per week. This is a definite musttttt!

Love this place! It has a great vibe, positive people, and a very welcoming atmosphere. The classes…read moreare reasonably priced and Dario is a great instructor! I definitely recommend trying it out for a much better experience than simply going to the gym or running on a treadmill.

From the owner: Training facility specializing in bootcamp drills for all fitness levels and ages. All are welcome!…read moreWe will challenge you but make it fun!! Believe you CAN and you are half way there!

My favorite gym that I've been apart of yet. I love that each week there are varied classes…read morefocusing on strength and cardio. I've attended 371 camps so far and counting! I love the trainers, the times, the workouts, the staff, and the other members. It's a super welcoming environment and the trainers always show you a modification. With anything in life, you get what you put in. So if you show up consistently and make an effort to know others, you'll end up building a wonderful and healthy community for yourself! I remember one my first classes the trainer Lauren showed us how to do a pull up on the rig. I said HA YEAH RIGHT CAN'T DO THAT, and Lauren immediately said "yes you can" and stayed with me to help me through it. Guess who doesn't need help anymore? ME! If you're not sure, just try it out. And say Jess O sent you we can get a referral discount!

Joining Burn Boot Camp - Danbury was one of the best decisions I've made for myself (and my…read morefamily). I have never been consistent with exercise. I didn't grow up playing sports, and every time I tried something new, it only lasted a short while. My sister-in-law had been a member in Georgia for years, and when Burn finally opened in Connecticut, I signed up during a promo. I've been there ever since!!! This May, I'll be celebrating two years as a proud Burn Danbury member! The trainers are incredible. They push me, encourage me, and believe in me -- sometimes even more than I believe in myself. They know what I'm capable of and motivate me to reach it. They are my inspiration, they are my accountability partners, they are friends. The people are just as amazing. Moms like me, married couples, dads, college students, high school students, retirees -- all working hard to be a better version of themselves. We live off high fives as we move from station to station and we leave every single camp sweaty, spent, and SO happy we showed up! One of the biggest bonuses for so many of us is the free childcare included with membership. On Saturdays, my husband and I get to work out together without worrying about taking turns so someone is watching the kids. He joined a month after I did -- also not a "gym person." Now, in our 40s, we are in better shape than we've ever been. What truly sets Burn apart, though, is the community. The friendships we've built over the past two years extend beyond camp. We stay after to do "just one more" exercise challenge together, we care about each other's goals, we cheer each other on to hit personal records, we even meet up monthly to hang out and get to know each other off the gym floor. It's truly more than a gym -- it's a community I am forever grateful for. If you're on the fence, take the leap. You won't regret it. And if you take that leap, come say hi!

Just got told I couldn't do a free class because I just wanted to row... it's a rowing gym and you…read morecannot row?! Stupid policy when it's the main selling point of your brand. No management or leadership available. The receptionist was kind but she could not provide and answer and the coach just said, "no." Incredibly disappointing in Orange Theory on a whole. Not worth the hassle.

I came to this fitness gym for 1free class and of course im hooked! Great workourt. Calorie torcher…read more. The front desk staff were very pleasant, coach was very informative and knowledgeable. Great great structure from what I saw. Gym is super clean and bright. Loved how enthusiastic the members at the gym were. What a freaking awesome class. Im writing this review 2 days later and yes!! im still sore from the intensity of that class.. a bit pricey but Im sure I'll get the bang for my buck if im super consistent going everyday. Janelle, Camron and coach Justin. You guys rock!!!! Pros: Super clean facility Had sanitizer station Clean spacious restroom with blower and a few lil female products. Parking available Class Wait list if no space No over crowded floor Class is teacher instructed Can visit any 1 of their gyms anywhere that they are available Showers Lockers Weights free rack Mats Medicine balls Con: Heafty $28 Charge If you can't make class on time or cancel less than 8 hrs prior to start of class. Classes fillup super quick No sauna anytime you visit another OTF you need to fillout paperwork and put your CC info on file with them only the first class in anew location That's how they charge you for a missed class.

Azeem is still the best opener they've had. Staff Mike likes to park his big truck on the walkway…read moreby the bike rack. It's pretty obnoxious. Even more that a member would get in trouble for doing that. I'm sure he will use his handicap placard as his reasoning but again, other members have to use designated parking spaces - why does he get to park there?

This was my first and last gym. Most others I've been a member of between experiences were much…read moresmaller and upscale, so it might not be fair to compare Planet Fitness to them, but that's the breadth of my gym going experience. I loved how everyone cleaned up after themselves and the 30 Minute circuit was an actual circuit at Planet Fitness back in the day. Now even regulars who've been going to this gym for years seem allergic to cleaning up their sweat, and it isn't enforced at all. I don't even see staff cleaning after themselves when they workout. The quickest way to offend those in the circuit area is to ask them if they can move so you can actually circulate. I haven't asked the staff to enforce it because they don't do that either when they are working out. The first time I joined the gym there was someone who tended to peek into the circuit area. She would say she didn't mind people choosing not to do the circuit but they needed to be mindful of those who are trying or she could help them find similar equipment to use outside of the circuit. She'd ask people to wipe down equipment before moving on If she saw them walking away. There is nothing like that at all now. Nothing is enforced. Equipment hogging throughout the gym can be annoying, especially if the person is just sitting and FaceTiming or watching TikToks for a half hour. I don't remember that being an issue when I first joined. There are a few customers who might try to claim three pieces of equipment by doing stuff like putting a phone, water bottle, and a key on each. I wish staff didn't allow that, but most customers are fine if you ask them if you can move their stuff for whatever amount of minutes you'd like to use the equipment. I've actually met most of my gym buddies that way. Ironically, I think most hog just to preemptively protect their workout time from the real hoggers. The only place I've really received pushback asking for someone to move their things has been in the circuit area. Most of the customers are friendly or at least neutral. There are times sexual harassment can be a bit much, but I've noticed most like that don't tend to stay at the gym long. The air can be hot and stuff for a gym, but I tell myself that's how PF keeps costs down. Staff are friendly. It isn't uncommon to see someone walking around with a Swiffer or a mop. The bathroom and changing area is almost always reasonably clean relative to the amount of foot traffic in and out. If it isn't clean when I walk in, it's clean by the time I leave. Gyms with much lighter foot traffic aren't as diligent about keeping the bathrooms clean. One thing I like about the renovation is that I feel as if there is more space to stretch and stuff without getting in anyone's space even at peak times. I never realized that I had been accumulating points to get free stuff at the gym until a staff member told me the program was going away. There wasn't really anything to get because others had been redeeming their points. That was a bummer because I had a ton of points. There is no more free pizza these days. It's been gone many years, but I still miss my slice of white. I appreciate the Tootsie Rolls, though.