Blake Settle
March 13, 2018 19:59
Great selection of equipment, especially if you're into conventional bodybuilding or powerlifting. They've got 2 platforms , 5 or 6 squat racks, sufficient bumper plates, and quite a bit of Olympic bench presses. They most certainly have a number of isolation machines that you won't find in a lot of other corporate gyms. That being said, most of the equipment is pretty outdated and worn out, but the monthly price is fair for the value received. Weightlifting section is ideally designated to the bottom floor, but they have ample room for cardio machines, classes, and Crossfit-style training (battle ropes, sled, tire flips, etc.) upstairs on the main level. They even have a little "quiet" (no music) area in the far back, which I thought was courteous. The 3 stars is simply due to the volume of people present during peak hours (430pm - 830pm). It's simply not as efficient or enjoyable as when it's less congested. It's by far the most occupied gym I've ever had to work out in, and I've been working out for about 16 years now. Some will say that they enjoy the testosterone-driven competition, to each his own, I suppose. Again, totally not a bad gym, if you don't mind spending 2.5 - 3 hours there at a time. It's definitely got that old school, retro feel to it, which I can appreciate.There's basically no ventilation in the bottom floor, so the mist of warm sweat is practically palpable. Don't get me wrong, this gym is pretty perfect for the stereotypical bodybuilder, but after a long day at work, sometimes you just wanna get in and get out without having to wait 20 minutes at a time for a machine. Would recommend to a certain type of people.