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spencer blankenshipvia Google

about 1 month ago

This gym was the gateway and motivation that I needed to start on a major lifestyle change. The equipment is clean and well maintained and the trainers are happy and enthusiastic to help. Miranda Corbin specifically has been a key to my change. From someone who never cared to step foot in a gym to now feeling like I belong and I deserve to be here. Gyms can be frightening for beginners, everyone here is very helpful and accepting for people of all levels. The other gym participants all mind there business and are willing to help if you ask. Miranda is a five star trainer 10:10 person who is willing to work with you and develop a plan personalized for you as you grow and increase strength. They are also very willing to work with your money situations. Offering things like pauses and freezes if you are low on funds. I have not found a gym I’m more comfortable at and I don’t think I will. Highly recommend for anyone.

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Jonathan Millervia Google

about 2 months ago

Love this gym! Been coming for a few years now and felt inspired to officially write a review. The gym has a great vibe and plays music that gets you pumped. Classes are also a nice feature. I love the hot yoga and spin. I have also partnered with Matthew Ennis as my personal trainer. This guy knows his shit! One month in and already seeing results and heading in the right direction. Hope this review is helpful.

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Hester Duckvia Google

about 2 months ago

I’ve officially been going to this Crunch for a year and I’ve been training with Ennis for six months. I couldn’t be happier with the experience. He’s incredibly motivational and always pushes me to be stronger while still making workouts feel achievable. Every session challenges me in the best way, and I’ve seen real progress in my strength and confidence. I highly recommend Ennis to anyone looking for a trainer who truly pushes you to be your best. 1/8- Just wanted to add a quick update as proof. My 6 month check in - this is month over month not overall.

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Jessica Dvia Google

about 2 months ago

A coworker of mine turned me on to Crunch Fitness and his personal trainer. I’ve tried work outs before and I’ve never stuck with it for more than a few weeks. Now both me and my coworker are working with Ennis at the East Colonial Dr, Crunch. Within two months I’ve gained muscle mass, flexibility and overall better movement. I was always afraid of work outs and never got into a routine. Ennis is an amazing personal trainer and he comfortably pushes me where he understands I can go. He’s very open and friendly and knows as well when I’ve reached my limit. However, without even realizing it through his coaching and encouragement I’ve reached personal bests and with him I’ve even surpassed myself by the strength I didn’t think possible. I feel 10x better both physically and mentally and I wouldn’t haven’t gotten there without Ennis.

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Chris Vallowevia Google

4 months ago

I’ve been training at this gym for about half a year now and it’s continuing to go down hill. It’s already a very small, outdated and way over crowded gym, but now when machines break, they are just throwing them away and not replacing them. Pros - Staff are great - Vibe is good - Some good pieces of Nautilus equipment - 24 hours during the week Cons - Zero seated leg curl machines anymore machines, they had one, albeit it assume of those terrible Hoist machines, but they replaced it with another prone leg curl, so now they have exactly zero seated leg curl machines and three prone leg curl machines. - The abductor (outer thigh) machine broke and they removed it and now there’s a whole in the floor where it was (see included pic). Zero outer thigh machines, only one inner thigh - Only one traditional hack squat machine - No pendulum squat machine, no V-squat machine - No plate loaded low row machines, no hammer strength high row machines and only one set of Nautilus high, reverse grip, and regular row machines. - Incredibly crowded, the location is small and they have way too many members, if you go after 4pm you will see people 2-3 deep in lines for using equipment. Yes it’s normal for gyms to be crowded at that time but this place is just way over the top crowded. I go early and even then I have to wait sometimes. - Some members are pushy and will try to push you off equipment or stare you down, or claim equipment they were no where near when you walk up to use it. (This is partly because of how small and crowded the location is, it’s just general frustration at lack of adequate amounts of equipment.) - Members do NOT clean up after themselves, finish with machines and just walk away leaving hundreds of pounds of plates loaded on the machine (see Simeon the included pics). Even trainers do this, so there’s no accountability or push to make members clean up after themselves. People also can’t manage to put plates back in order, so you’ll have to dig a 10lbs or 25lbs plate out from under 45s and vice versa. The have seen some employees walking around putting plates back, but not ts not enough and they should be doing a better job of policing their members. I went to the Altamonte Springs location recently and finally understand what all the hype around Crunch is, what an amazing gym! This East Colonial location, however, is not it. It’s nothing like the Altamonte location, and is really disappointing that I pay the same amount money monthly for two VASTLY different experiences.