Best Gyms in Philadelphia

Blink Fitness is a fitness center serving Philadelphia residents. Its facility offers a wide selection of workout equipment, including dumbbells, ellipticals, stationary bikes, treadmills, Olympic benches, and power racks. The gym also has a multi-use stretch area for bodyweight circuit training and HIIT. The stretch area is equipped with kettlebells, stability balls, resistance bands, and foam rollers. Members can also have access to the Blink app, which has over 500 classes and customizable workouts. A virtual personal training program is available as well.

F45 Center City, Philadelphia is a fitness gym that offers functional full-body workouts. It offers functional HIIT classes, team training, and 45-minute sessions designed to burn up to 750 calories. It utilizes a combination of circuit and HIIT-style workouts that can improve strength, energy levels, endurance, and metabolic rate. Members are also provided with personal nutrition programs with daily meal plans and progress tracking. F45 also has on-demand workout programs through its F45 AtHome Workouts available on its F45 Challenge app and website.

Fitness Works Philadelphia is a full-service gym serving clients in the metro. Its services include group exercises, personal training, and circuit training. It also provides a wide array of fitness classes such as aerobics and cardio, strength and toning, yoga, high-intensity cross-training, boxing, and Zumba. The facility has a tanning booth and an on-site chiropractor who helps relieve clients' stress and pain. Fitness Works Philadelphia's membership plans include access to the gym's sauna, swimming pool, and fitness classes.

Giant Fitness is a Philadelphia-headquartered fitness center that serves clients in and around the area. Its facility is equipped with a wide range of workout equipment, such as cardio and strength-training equipment. It offers a basic gym membership that enables members to have unlimited access to one Giant Fitness branch and receive fitness training consultation. It also offers a platinum gym membership where members get access to all of the gym's fitness centers throughout Philadelphia and South Jersey and get tanning privileges.

Iron Works Fitness is a gym facility that offers its amenities to the Philadelphia metro. The establishment provides a range of training options to suit its clients' workout time preferences. It houses squat racks, deadlift platforms, treadmills, and ellipticals. Additionally, its customers can also use the bars, barbell weight, and dumbells to gain muscle or improve their weightlifting skills. Iron Works Fitness allows its members to view and makes changes in their accounts through its website.

Juniata Fitness is a physical therapy and fitness facility that accepts clients in Philadelphia. This gym club helps clients reduce body fat, tone the body, and increase energy and self-esteem through various exercise programs, including but not limited to aerobics, static bicycles, free weights, silver and fit, silver sneakers, and cardio conditioning. Members can also try its water exercises and therapies. Kids and teenagers can also enjoy group classes, such as swimming and tae kwon do. The gym can provide its services in Spanish.

In business since 2007, Level 1 Fitness is a Philadelphia gym offering personal training to a diverse range of clientele. The instructors on staff specialize in different areas of fitness training, including weight loss, athletic conditioning, yoga and dance, strength, and functionality. They work one-on-one with clients to develop a fitness plan according to their lifestyles and goals while incorporating nutrition and mental wellness. Working with Technogym, the facility also offers Kinesis training, which helps participants develop their core strength, flexibility, and balance.

Optimal Sport is a gym that serves clients in Philadelphia and nearby areas. The gym provides a wide range of fitness classes, such as Zumba, rhythm ride, cardio kickboxing, and cardio dance. Yoga classes are also available, including sunrise vinyasa yoga, core yoga, and gentle flow yoga. Optimal Sport's trainers specialize in various fitness programs like pilates and optimal spin. The team includes experienced trainers like Jim Hart, Joe Patton, Dan Parvu, and Guy Nanni.

Ripped PHL is a gym/physical fitness center open to serve clients in Philadelphia. It offers in-studio group classes in a low-light environment in short high-intensity dynamic sessions. On-demand high-intensity workouts are also available with four new workouts every week, which are accessible via an application on a smartphone or browser. Its personal training gives one on one attention to the client that comes with a customized nutrition plan and high-intensity workouts programmed for every customer's needs.

Subversus Fitness is a fitness gym serving clients throughout Philadelphia. Offering various classes for all fitness levels, it provides CrossFit, barbell club, gymnastics, personal training, and open gym classes. It also provides nutrition plans for its members. Subversus Fitness has a facility that is over 5,000 square feet. It is equipped with Rogue Fitness equipment, including lifting platforms, jerk blocks and low blocks, powerlifting platforms, echo and assault bikes, and weights. Gym owner and coach Wylie Belasik is a two-time 2013 Ironman World Championship qualifier.

Unite offers fitness services to clients around the Philadephia metro. It offers a range of services such as personal training, group training, and live and on-demand sessions. Housing a group of certified trainers, the fitness center aims to ensure that all of them match the clients' preferences and traits. Unite was founded back in 2006. Its founder, Gavin McKay, is into team sports and has built the fitness center to help people become happier and healthier.

X-Force caters to clients in and around Philadelphia. It offers personal training sessions using weight lifting technology developed in Sweden. This technology increases the resistance clients experience on the lowering motion when lifting weights. Moreover, the gym's 5,000-square foot facility is equipped with showers, locker rooms, and lounges where clients can rest after a workout session. Owner Roger Schwab had trained bodybuilder Mike Mentzer for the 1978 Mr. Universe and 1980 Mr. Olympia competitions. Schwab was also featured in Men's Health Magazine.