Kennedy Fitness & Wellness

This gym is awesome! I've been a member for years. The facility is clean, the machines are in great condition, the staff is nice and it's a great value. The amenities are terrific. You get a free training session once a month (and this is not a gimmick, they don't rush you through, you get a real session!), free nurses appt where you can keep track of your fitness goals, great classes, juice bar, chiropractor on site...I mean the list goes on and on. There's not much more you can ask for in a fitness center. I see all the other reviews and laugh. No doubt it's a hard sell, but so what? Are you buying the sales guys or are you really looking for a great gym and to make fitness a part of your life? Highly recommend this place. Pros: facility, equipment, cleanliness, amenities Cons: nothing big enough to mention more

I have been a member of the turnersville facility since the beginning and I am still there. I have had nothing but positive experiences. The staff is great and always helpful if I have a problem or question. I love the variety of classes that they offer. They have the most convenient hours as I do get up early (4 am) to go to work out before work - if it was not for the early hours I probably would not go. They have a vast variety of equipment to keep you motivated. The instructors are great, along with the trainers. The free monthly trainer and nurse are also a plus as no other gym I have been to offers this. Once again, I am extremely satisfied and would not trade Future Fitness for any other gym. more

I joined this gym after sitting through their 2 hour sales pitch, but be prepared to bring your lawyer with you if you ever have to get out of the contract early. It's all in there so read it first before you sign, better yet don't sign, go somewhere else, anywhere else. In addition to the outrageous up front fee it will cost you three (3) yes, three months worth of fees when you try to get out. I think the only positive reviews on this gym must have been written by the idiots who work there. This place is TERRIBLE. Pros: None at all Cons: Staff, sales pitch, contract terms, customer service more

Who is looking to get ripped off? If you are, look no further than Future Fitness in Mt. Laurel. They make you feel your joining a private club, until you sign on the dotted line, and they take your money. From this point on, there is more a feeling of 'your lucky you can come in' than 'welcome to your club'. Cold, and unfriendly. more

We are so thrilled with our decision to join Future Fitness! There are perks to membership that no other gym gives you - like free trainers, the best equipment, and great classes. It's always clean, and the staff couldn't be friendlier. Lots of locations gives you flexibility of where you can work out based on your schedule. I would never waste my time anywhere else. You get a lot for your money. Pros: everything more

When I signed up for membership here, I told the male manager I would be moving within the year. He said it would be ""no problem"" for me to get out of the contract. NOW - they are charging me for 3 MONTHS AFTER I filled out the cancellation form because I live within ""25 miles"" of the closest FF gym. I DON'T OWN A CAR AND LIVE IN THE CITY SO HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO GET TO THEIR GYM. Cons: Lying managers. Will say anything you want to hear to get you to sign up for their gym. more

High pressure sales. A shady and unclear way of working with people. Poor customer service. The gym itself is only okay. I joined several years ago when there weren't many other gyms in the area and now I'm leaving to join a better gym. Several of my friends have already left and are very pleased they have. I don't know what else to say except if you joined this gym then you either didn't do the hassle to research it or you just didn't care. There are so many better places. Pros: trainer & nurse once a month (though I never used them, it seems like a nice service) Cons: high pressure sales, new, uninformed staff (high rotation), machines that didn't measure heart rate more

My wife and I just moved back to the area recently and we wanted to join a local gym. So we made our way down to Future Fitness for the ""free"" two week trial they advertised on their web site. When we got there we were forced to sit through a 1 1/2 hour sales pitch where I really don't think the salesman listened to anything I said to him. It seemed to me that he was reading from a script that he uses on every person that walks in the door. He just keep asking me over and over what my fitness goals are and if I was self motivated to come use the gym, even after I told him about a dozen times that I have been going to the gym 7 days a week for the last year and a half and the only reason I needed to join a new gym was because my old gym is 500 miles away, but that did not stop his constant questions on motivation and goals. At one point I just told the guy that I know people who go here and I just want to freaking join so give me a stinking price. Pros: nurse on staff, spinning classes, free monthly personnal training Cons: Sales pitch, needs more free weights and benches, more

This is a great gym with great equipment, it?s clean and has top of the line stuff. The people that work there on the other hand are rude and obnoxious. One guy in particular who goes by the name ""pump dog? is the biggest pompous d|ck around, a complete and total idiot. I moved from Mt. Laurel to Marlton and the gym just was not that convenient for my anymore, so I tried to cancel my membership......Oh My God...you would have thought that I was trying to convert the man's religion. Totally agree with the last post that the sales pitch they give you would rival any time share or used car lot Pros: equipment, classes, tv's, free trainers Cons: staff more

I just became a member because I think I could benefit from this gym. At other gyms I would be afraid of not knowing how to develop a routine with the weight machines and not progressing, That's the reason I joined Future Fitness so that I could constanly be changing my routine with the help of the free personal trainers every month. But you just have to ignore the scary BS sales pitch they give you. It lasted over 2 hours and I didn't even get to try out the gym first. I had to talk to a saleperson first, then his manager. Those 2 hours were terrible and they made me feel like a idiot but now that I got through that I'm excited about working out at their facility. So just be prepared and pretend to listen to their fluff. Pros: extraordinary benefits Cons: staff not too friendly, no uniforms either more