Sweat Gym

I am pretty blown away by the high school-ish behavior I've seen at the Queen Village location. The eye-rolling, the standing around and gossiping, etc. And the worst offender, a woman with longish brown hair, might be a "manager"! She is very rude and unpleasant; don't bother her for anything as strenuous as reaching for headphones. That said, I LOVE the guy who manages the new Old City location and the gym is brand-new and gorgeous. The other employees are pleasant too. The Fitler Square location is run down and always very humid but employees are nice. Center City workers are condescending and not very pleasant. Stick with Old City.

Walked in and walked right out. You would think that if you have a job at the front desk you would be required to have some sort of customer service training (or at least they should fake it) I have to tell you that I was floored by how rude this person was to me. I hope they understand that people walking into a gym for the first time are usually a bit intimidated, so they should probably invest some time in training. Here are some tips - when a prospective customer walks in ACKNOWLEDGE THEM- When they ask for information about the club: DON'T ROLL YOUR EYES AND START TALKING TO SOMEONE ELSE. When they ask for classes/prices DON'T THROW THE BROCHURE AT THEM! last laugh on them - I already told 10 people that moved to the area not to even bother.

Wrote a review yesterday pertaining to how unprofessional and disappointing I found Sweat Gym, however I found that today it has been taken down as well as the other negative comments other individuals wrote.

Again, I found Sweat gym to be pricey, the management and personal trainers to be rude and later found out that most of them take illegal substances and share that freely with their clients and co-workers as I waited patiently to ask a manager/personal trainer a question.

At first glance Sweat Gym (Queen Village) seemed like the gym of my dreams, however now I regret purchasing the membership. I recommend looking else ware and find staff who are mature and healthy... who wants to be trained by individuals who are immature and clearly don't know what living a healthy lifestyle truely means.

If you commit to a year at this gym your monthly payments will be an automatically deducted $59, but if you opt to go Month-to-month, the payment is $69. The Manayunk and Center City locations are kept very clean and since I enjoy an early morning workout there are very few people there at this hour and if the cardio equipment is occupied, it frees up quickly. They have a great selection of classes and personal trainers available, although the personal trainers are actually quite expensive at a $60/1/2 hour rate which I found slightly high. Overall I enjoy this gym, but attend it merely out of convinience. The new Sweat on 14th and Arch actually has a pool, although I have not visited here yet.

This gm has everything you would want - new equipment, good class schedule, lot of tvs. Even during busy times you don't have to wait long for equipment. The crowd is primarily in the age groups of 20 and 30 something. very social scene!

This gym is great, it has tons of tv's, offers classes and is in one of the hottest spots in Philly. It has tons of cardio equipment and lots of weight machines and free weights. Very young and active and attractive crowd.