Aim 4Fitness

Awesome workouts, encouraging staff, and a comfortable place to work out. I enjoy the variety of work outs. I’m a mother of 2 young children and I’m able to workout with my busy schedule here.

This all started when I bought a Groupon to try this gym out. I had always wanted to try Kickboxing, and what better way than with a $ 20 groupon for a few classes and free gloves and wraps?
I must say, I did like that this was women only. Just made me, and a lot of other women, more comfortable. The workouts were good, and I made some good friends.
Unfortunately the cons outweighed the benefits. I’ll tell you why.
1) This gym is EXPENSIVE. I understand that it is a specialty gym, but I’ve looked elsewhere at memberships to other martial arts places and they are half the price with way more to offer. I believe the cheapest package is well over $ 100 bucks a month. (9 Round is awesome and the cheapest package is $ 30/​mo!)
2) The classes are limited. You basically have to sign up online 24 hrs prior to class. If the class you want/​time a lot you want is full… too bad try the next day! I believe the classes are 30 ppl max. And there are only a few classes in the morning and a few at night (like 2 – 3)
3) You have to sign a contract for membership here, like most places. BUT you will probably never get a copy. I had emailed, called, and asked in person for a copy and was always given the run around. Idk something about that didn’t feel right to me. Plenty of other girls complained to me about the same thing.
4) If you are Pregnant you will not be allowed to go anymore, even with a Doc’s consent. Happened to me, and I was told I was a «liability». Not to mention the owner, was extremely insensitive to my situation. She basically encouraged me to keep paying for a membership in my first trimester «to see what happens».
5) Lastly, I wouldn’t say this place is dirty… but there is old smelly carpet. You are expected to lie on and work out on. Idk if it’s changed since I left… but didn’t look like it when I drove past.
I’m not trying to bash this place. I really did enjoy my time there. I just have experienced better now, and would hope to be able to pass on some good insight to others thinking about joining this place.

Aim 4 Fitness is expensive when considering what is offered to clients. The schedule of classes is very limited with only a couple in the morning and a handful in the evening. Add to this that clients are limited to one class per day and that classes are often cancelled, and it becomes difficult to see the benefits associated with the expensive monthly fee. With other gyms offering the opportunity to participate in multiple classes per day, along with a variety of class options, it would be wise to shop around and compare services provided for the dollars spent prior to making a long term commitment to Aim 4 Fitness.