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| - First off, if you're coming here for a sauna, to sit and have a smoothie or coffee, or if you want a gym that is empty (because godforbid people actually want to workout) you should probably try David Barton Gym...
Onto the review: this facility is great. It's super affordable, huge, clean, new, and the way they organized and sectioned the gym is perfect; much better than their other locations.
I lift, I REALLY lift. I don't mess around. Yes, it can be crowded at times, but it doesn't stop me from working out and rarely is it a hassle (I had issues one time, ONE, and it resulted in me waiting for literally 2 minutes to use a machine). People act like it's a club that has exceeded the fire safety occupancy limit...not even close. It really isn't THAT crowded, even at peak times. If you're at the gym to actually workout, other people being there shouldn't matter. They have so much equipment that it is easy for me to hop on another bench or cable, or I simply ask if I can work-in, which upstairs is no biggie. If I try to work-in in the women's gym, they usually leave with attitude and let me do my sets on my own. No skin off my back: thanks for complete use of the machine, ladies!
One star off because the women's gym could have more cables and a real squat rack would be nice, but I spend most of my time upstairs so really, it doesn't hinder me that much.
*EDIT* Updated to 5 stars because they added wi-fi. Nice move.
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