Best Gyms with Indoor Pools near Mt-laurel-township, New-jersey
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1. Life Time
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Life Time in Mount Laurel is more than a typical gym, offering a comprehensive health and fitness experience with amenities geared towards families and individuals. This facility includes a wide range of activities, from personal training to swimming, all in a luxurious environment.
3939 Church Rd, Mt Laurel Township, New Jersey 08054
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Indoor Pool(s) Outdoor Pool(s) Child Care/Child Watch Free Wi-FiReviews
Michele Westhoff (Google User)
1 month ago
Good equipment and vibes. Also love the hot tub, steam room, and outdoor space in the summer. Gym floor gets very crowded and you have to wait for machines unless you go late. Sometimes music is blasting so loud that you can’t hear your own music. Gym is really hot in the summer time. Be aware of thefts. My sneakers got stolen in the locker room, so definitely never leave your shoes out while showering/ in sauna. Was told by employee not to hang my jacket on the hangers or leave water bottles, as they also get stolen.
MrTvLifts (Google User)
1 month ago
What a gym! Staff is polite, kind, and knowledgeable. The facility is immaculate in terms of cleanliness , amenities, and quality of equipment. Equipment being out of order is non existent at this facility as routine service occurs daily! While my interactions with staff has been positive for the most part, Debbie and Timo have went above and beyond to assist me on several occasions! Can’t thank you all enough! No wonder the gym is waitlisted! My only complaint is, I wish I found this gym sooner. 🤙🏽 With gratitude, Tony Vega LCSW/CPT/CNS
Alyssa Leonetti (Google User)
1 month ago
We joined last year after some hesitation on my end, and we just canceled about two months ago. I personally did not like the vibe from the beginning. The facility itself is nice and the indoor aquatic center is the best thing that they have. The outdoor pool area is nice however, with all of the trees surrounding it, it gets very cold very quick. I find that the gym itself, and the classes, are very clicky. I also find the price to be a bit much and not worth it in my opinion. I was very happy to have canceled my membership and I’m much happier at a different gym facility.
Lm Morris (Google User)
1 month ago
I visited here today and it was a very nice facility with plenty of parking, classes, equipment and amenities. Joshua was the account manager who gave me the tour of the facility with no hard selling of a membership (thank you). Josh was very pleasant and professional who explained what the facility offers and allowed me to tour at my leisure. It's pricey for the monthly (no contract) individual membership and joining fees averaging $99. Per month and $179. Initial joining fee (50% off until 5/31). You may get a subsidy from your health insurance or employer so check. If you can afford it and live locally (5 -20 min) it's worth it. Don't let the parking lot intimidate you. It's too pricey for me and I would have definitely joined but if you can it's worth at least checking it out. 😊
L R (Google User)
1 month ago
Here to leave a review for Tanya at the Spa. Love her service, manicure like no other. Absolutely worth every penny. Her Gel manicure lasts me 4 weeks. I’m actually a member at a different gym ( mostly because of location) , but used the free pass to work out today for the first time.. I was very impressed with the gym , thought the equipment was great, gym is very spacious, lots of cardio machines. I would love to try a class at some point.
2. Mt. Laurel YMCA
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The Mt. Laurel YMCA offers a variety of health and fitness programs suitable for families and individuals, emphasizing community engagement and youth development. It features state-of-the-art fitness equipment and facilities, including swimming pools and sports programs for all ages.
59 Centerton Rd, Mt Laurel Township, New Jersey 08054
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24-Hour Access Locker Rooms with Showers Indoor Pool(s) Child Care/Child Watch Free Wi-Fi Indoor TrackReviews
Thomas Misciascio (Google User)
1 month ago
I am absolutely baffled. I cannot believe I can't wear my shoes into Ymca anymore. My shoes! The ones with the intricate lacing system, the ones that cradle my feet in their soft, closed-toe embrace. Do you know how long it took me to find these shoes? The perfect shade of brown, the ideal weight, the way they hug my heels and support my arches... it was a match made in heaven. These aren't just any shoes. They're a statement, a work of art. The laces, woven in a [pattern], tell a story of craftsmanship and dedication. The closed-toe design, a testament to timeless elegance and practicality. The very shape of the shoe, sculpted to perfectly complement the human foot, a marvel of engineering. And now, I'm told they're not welcome? That they violate some new, arbitrary policy? I demand an explanation! For 6 long and glorious years these shoes carried me to the finishline of my workout. From entering into the facility and greeting staff to sitting on the machines checking my phone these shoes were there for me. The acting figurehead having served a 2 and a half year tenure has never ones in over 700 days looked down as my footware and observed the pinnacle of human engineering and deemed it unsatisfactory for lifting weights. The earth has rotated around our sun twice and in that time span we have put a rover on the surface of Mars. Along with launching the James Webb telescope into space and setting it to orbit the sun at the Lagrange point around 1 million miles from earth observing the center of our known universe, but we were unable to observe the shoes of a daily patron who shows up for around 30 to 40 minutes a day, 5 days a week. It's like waking up one day and being told your car is now a bicycle. What about these shoes is suddenly so offensive? Is it the laces? Are they too intricate? Too suggestive? Do they pose a tripping hazard? If so, I'm willing to sign a waiver. Is it the closed-toe design? Does it evoke too much formality? Too much sophistication? I assure you, I've seen people wear far more ostentatious footwear in this establishment. Is it the weight? Are my shoes too substantial? Too grounded? Do they threaten to disrupt the delicate balance of the universe? If so, we may need to reevaluate the cosmic power structure But the most infuriating part? They claim my shoes aren't "athletic." Athletic? These shoes? Have they ever seen an athletic shoe? Do they think all shoes that aren't made of mesh with a memory foam sole aren't meant for running marathons? And to add insult to injury, my shoes were called shitkickers at first but when challenged said she actually said "boondocks." Boondocks? I had to look it up, and apparently, it's slang for uncivilized and unsophisticated! How can anyone look at these meticulously crafted shoes, with their hand-stitched, premium grade leather and deem them uncivilized? It's like calling a symphony orchestra a garage band! I've tried to get a straight answer. I've asked the staff, "What exactly defines an athletic shoe in your eyes?" But they just stonewall me. They refuse to answer, hiding behind vague, broad statements. It's like they're deliberately trying to keep me in the dark. I implore you, reconsider this absurd policy. My shoes have done nothing to deserve this exile. They're comfortable, stylish, and perfectly safe. They're an extension of my personality, a reflection of my soul. Don't rob me of my right to express myself through my footwear. Let my shoes in!
Lynn Gavin (Google User)
1 month ago
I obtained my membership to the Y in late April with my husband and a friend. We took Kathleen's Silver and Fit class on our first week. We entered the class not knowing the protocol about what equipment to pick up and where to stand or sit. We were greeted with a very unfriendly older women that sneered and talked about us as being the new people. Needless to say this was very upsetting to us as we were looking forward to having a positive experience. Once we started learning the ropes so to speak we became more comfortable. I now make it a point to help out new members. Kathleen is a wonderful instructor and love attending her Monday and Wednesday classes. I will say that the class is extremely crowded and often there are not enough chairs and equipment to go around (no-fault to Kathy). I would like to see the Y purchased new equipment and if possible add another class in the early evening, I feel that as a new member there should be a staff member walk you around and talk to you about the classes offered and how to use the equipment before you start. The YMCA is a wonderful and affordable place to work out and socialize. Please consider doing some renovations as the facility is looking a little out- dated and run down. Please feel free to reach out to me should you want to speak with me. Thank you, Lynn and John Gavin
Shayna Davey (Google User)
1 month ago
The staff at YMCA were great. Very nice and professional. My daughter really enjoyed her time at the Y for the couple weeks she was there. She was sent home with crafts and art work and enjoyed swimming two times during the week. Great option if you're looking for a camp for your kids and their drop off pick up times were very convenient
Pump Lood (Google User)
1 month ago
I went to the club today for lap swimming, according to the schedule, there are 2 lanes available from 5:30 pm to 7:00 pm. Unfortunately, the lanes were given away for private use without advanced notice. There is no respect to the member benefit. The excuse goven was "Oops, we forgot to update the schedule"
sandra wojnicki (Google User)
1 month ago
Joining the y meets on my needs and my husband's needs very good place to do exercising and much more
3. XL Fitness
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XL Fitness is a diverse full-service fitness center in Mount Laurel, offering a wide range of equipment and classes in a spacious environment. The facility includes a heated saltwater pool, personal training options, and a variety of group fitness classes.
3 Hovtech Blvd, Mt Laurel Township, New Jersey 08054
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24-Hour Access Locker Rooms with Showers Indoor Pool(s) Sauna(s)Reviews
Kay Schutz (Google User)
1 month ago
Wanted an updated review. Decent, friendly, convenient hours, good classes, good training, equipment choices, pool, sauna = good value to me! I've been coming here for about 20 years as a morning user. I rarely see a broken machine for long and see "the fixer" always doing something! Ceiling needs work but can see it's a huge job and really doesn't affect use of gym, just aesthetics. Managers are nice now & I'm happy with the team & folks using the gym. Almost everyone friendly & helpful, no muscle head airs or grumps that I've encountered. Only complaint is sometimes a few folks take more than 1 machine but not a biggie. Overall, pleased! Join up if you're a nice person lol
Aurora Castro (Google User)
1 month ago
Poor Customer Service and Communication: The staff at XL Gym were unresponsive and unhelpful when I approached them with issues. Despite being a long-term member, I felt like my concerns were dismissed rather than addressed. There was a clear lack of communication, and I was left without any satisfactory solutions to my problems. 2. Unprofessional Treatment: The way I was treated by the staff was unprofessional and unacceptable. I expected better treatment after years of loyalty, but instead, I felt undervalued and ignored. 3. Lack of Effort in Resolving Issues: When I raised my concerns, there was no genuine effort from the team to help resolve them. A high recommended for Ginna that she’s the manager and Matt to take a classes, Customer service thing how to attracted people to the business and not to let it go. after all these call LA gym helping me resolve my issue different customer service and welcome me to the gym. The owner XL I would love for you to be there and check how these people are right they keeping you people they let go. This is your business.
Ryan Smolinski (Google User)
1 month ago
I have spent multiple years going to XL Fitness and the experience has been nothing less than excellent! The staff are friendly, the gym is clean, and the equipment is great! Also, all of the members are respectful and friendly. What makes this gym so unique is that it has the amenities of a big-box gym (large locker room, pool, sauna, etc), but it has the feel of a family owned business that you can feel comfortable going to. I would highly recommend checking this gym out!
Steven (Google User)
1 month ago
They take advantage of young teens wanting to cancel their memberships, who really have no idea that in the contract they initially signed, cancellations are only valid in writing versus a phone call....Nor when you call is that stated. Way to rip off the young!
Ricardo Marquez (Google User)
1 month ago
I initially joined this Gym when they were "Planet Fitness" then Future Fitness before the well known Planet Fitness copyrighted the name. This was my first Gym and they got me really going on my Fitness Journey. In a full circle moment I moved across the street from what is now XL Fitness and was looking for a change from my home workout routine. Wife learned that XL offers a discount through my medical insurance so I joined back up. First the good: Some of the trainers are still there from like 20 years ago! Nice to see the longevity and I recall them being pretty nice folks. The gym is large with a fantastic amount of Strength training equipment, free weights and all the cardio equipment that exist in the U.S. Seriously, there is a lot of equipment here. I work out fairly late (8:30pm) so the gym is not crowded at all. My wife is in there during peak time at 6 and says it's not too busy then. My wife also loves the instructors for the classes she attends and though I don't interact with most of the staff, she seems to really like them all. Now the Bad: The Gym and it's equipment was here 20 years ago. Not much has changed or been maintained. The paint from the celling is flaking off and you'll see it all over the gym. Stand there long enough and you can see it floating down from the ceiling as it falls. It's all over the floor. The cable station is not maintained at all. One of the pulley's is loose and the cable is frayed. The mechanism sticks a lot so some of the resistance you get is not the weight itself but friction. Makes for a not so smooth experience. The plates on this station have not been maintained so you can barely see the Weight amount on the plates. This is consistent with many of their machines where I can't tell how much weight it is. I have notes on my workout log that says 8 plates down because the number on the plate is worn off. Easily remedied with a label maker you can buy from amazon if you want to save costs! Many of the benches in the free weight area were original from 20 years ago and it shows. Some have broken handles, ripped padding and rust. The Dumbbells are a mismatch of different brands and styles and very worn out. I grabbed a set of 30's and the rubber was peeling off of it. Some of the rubber weight plates are gnarly dirty, specifically the 35 lbs plates for some reason. These are also a Hodge podge of different plate styles that have been collected over 20 years. The carpet is also original from 20 years ago and it shows. It's also not vacuumed nightly, unless the peeling paint from the ceiling is falling off at an alarming rate because I see it covering the floor every night I'm there (4-5 days per week). Compared to other gyms in the area, I'd have to say this one is the dirtiest. Finally, while the members have all been nice, they have little gym etiquette. Many don't re-rack their weights. I feel bad for the lady at the front desk who is reaching over her head un-racking 45lbs plates that some entitled member left on the machine or bar. I try to help out between sets when I see weights on random bars etc. I've been a member of what outsiders may call "meat head" gyms and none of them were as self centered and thoughtless as the folks here. You literally go to the gym to pick things up and put them down. So pick up after yourself and re rack your dang weights people! I will however say that I routinely see members wiping down benches so that is awesome. Though none of these are the people that leave weights on machines. All in all, because of the discount I get, the time of day I go and the fact that I walk across the street to get my workout in, I continue to attend this gym as it has everything I need equipment wise and it is convenient. If I were paying full price or had to drive there, there would be much better options in the area with regard to facility and equipment maintenance and cleanliness for the same price. Given all the cleanliness complaints I see here, I'm hoping the current owners are coming up with a plan to reinvest into the gym. Time will tell.