Ryan R
October 25, 2017 13:30
I was a member here for a few years simply because it is very near to my home and work, but I cannot recommend this gym.
They have extremely sketchy business practices - they do not post the pricing online, they charge a high amount for joining (~$200-300) on top of high monthly fees (~$80/month for me with parking), they charge extra for parking when there is tons of empty space in the community college (~$12.50/month), and they have a very unfair policy of "not charging for usage" A.K.A. you will be fully billed even if you never set foot in the gym for a month or two.
There is no meaningful way to pause your membership because they still charge you 1/3rd pricing and your pause needs to be within a 2-6 month time-frame. If you cancel and rejoin later you will need to be the multi-hundreds of dollars for "registration fee" again. This is quite atypical for me in my gym-going experiences throughout life and I find it to be a very dubious, "strong-arm" tactic preying upon the mostly older/non-athlete crowd that this gym attracts.
The gym itself is so-so for people under 50. There is one squat rack but two smith machines. Three benches. No platform for deadlifting or olympic weightlifting although there are bumper plates. Lots of cardio equipment, including two rowing machines. The gym overall seems to have a focus on corrective training and rehabilitation for its more elderly clientele, which is absolutely fine if that's what you need.
This gym could be very convenient if you live in the area but it's overly-expensive cost (especially for something attached to a community center), it's sketchy business practices, and it's complete lack of flexibility in pricing/membership make it overall not worth the effort.