Best Gyms with Cardio Machines near Ambler, Pennsylvania

I met with Hana twice a week for a 30 minute training session. We work on strength, flexibility, and sometime we get aerobics in there. Hana is not a "one size fits all" trainer. I know when I work with her I will get stronger without getting hurt! Plus it's never the same thing so you're never bored. We have a lot of fun!

My wife and I go here at least 3 times a week when we can. The pool is clean and warm, the classes and instructors are excellent. The gym has everything you need and the trainers are friendly and knowledgeable. Real convenient hours too. I highly recommend.

I've been attending classes for a couple of years now.I was pleased up until a week ago,now I am very disappointed that the owners,known as the Liberty Group, terminated 2 very exceptional teachers! No notice was given ,refused to accept a pay reduction which was offered to the BC.. The teachers were like family,we don't treat family that way. Who will be the next to go?

Wonderful, supportive staff, programs geared towards active older adults 55 plus. Clean, equipment in good order, Los of classes day and evening. My only complaint is that there are virtually no classes on weekends and that they closed at 4 pm on weekends.

The therapeutic pool is wonderful as well as the water aerobic class with Harriet. The staff is friendly and the locker room very clean.

I loved it! I have a membership and I go with my friends all the time. The YMCA makes working out fun!!

It's a wonderful welcoming gym. You can catch up on your twitter or Facebook feeds while sitting on equipment as long as you like. No one will bother you.

My little one loves it Taylor at the front desk was very helpful and polite

Do NOT sign up for this gym if you are a serious weightlifter/powerlifter (or if you have a medical condition and potentially need your medical devices while in the gym). They just enacted a "no bags in the gym" rule. This wouldn't be that big of an issue if the locker rooms were in the gym itself, but they're not. Also, there aren't enough lockers for everyone who comes in with a bag in the first place - so jokes on them. They don't want bags because of a tripping hazard, but me coming in with a belt, straps, water bottle, squat sneakers, inhaler, etc. and putting them on the floor seems to be the solution - makes sense. It's ironic that they're worried about people tripping over bags and not all the equipment bunched up together by the racks/dumbbells - I've seen people trip over them on a daily basis. But let's be honest, gyms in and of themselves are a safety hazard. One person trips over a bag and now everyone pays for it. There were better solutions to this than banning bags. --

This is a great place to work out. The child watch area is staffed with wonderful people. The kids look forward to playing there while the grown-ups workout