Crunch Fitness - Midlothian

Chesterfield Towne Center energy is unmatched, and I'll be continuing to go here, but it seems like billing issues are common, which kinda left you feeling shorted for something that wasn't your fault. In general, it's a very friendly and welcoming environment. The class instructors seem to really care about the product they're putting out. Trainers are friendly and knowledgeable. Minus the billing issues, I think it's one of the best spots in Midlothian. The only thing I would change is 1 mkre of each Bench/Squat rack and a TRUE Smith machine. Not the Nautilus Freedom Rack. But with limited space, that's to be expected. And even during busy hours, you can make do if you be respectful and ask people how many they have left and if anyone else was waiting. Would be cool to see a mega Crunch with the extra space next to Sears (Damn Cellar Boxing)
Apr 5th, 2024

Apr 5th, 2024

Excellent loved the classes with Ruth & Yolanda
Mar 27th, 2024

Gym is good, but replace the old equipment got rust on one things and rips that's not good for a gym. Also they get mad if you drop weights its a gym lol. Didnt know its planet fitness. Maybe have the music playing then. Karen personal trainer
Mar 26th, 2024

I joined Crunch for the closest thing to CrossFit I could find, which is their HIIT program. I am well versed in CrossFit, but it is cost prohibitive in this area, so HIIT, being a form of CrossFit, was the next best thing. I took 3 HIIT classes for free before joining the gym. The $9.99 per month membership does not include the classes so I signed up for the top tier at $29.99 a month. Definitely doable. Sadly though, the early morning and Friday HIIT classes were cancelled almost immediately after I joined, due to lack of participation. Lucky for me, my work schedule allows me to take the classes at 930am M-T. They also offer them at 6p. Carolyn is the HIIT trainer on the weekdays. I like her style, she's bubbly and motivational and I usually work up a good sweat. I've taken Traci's class on Saturdays, which is very intense. The HIIT zone has all the stuff...Pylo boxes, Battle Ropes, Pull Downs, Bar Jack, Slam Balls, Medicine Balls, etc. Crunch offers spin classes as well as several others. Aerobics, Zumba, All Out Athlete, Chisel, to name a few. I did a couple with Ruth and they were brutal, in a great way. I think the gym has every piece of work out equipment one could ever want, EXCEPT for the Smith Machine, which I really like if I'm lifting because I simply feel safer. The ONLY reason I'm giving Crunch 4 stars instead of 5 is that one day I asked for help understanding a machine and I was kind of brushed off. My fault for not being a little more assertive, being that I pay to play there, Because I came in for the classes and didn't ask for more, that's where I'm at. I'll work it out. All in all, I am enjoying Crunch and the HIIT Zone, even on days when I can't show up for class.
Mar 14th, 2024