Fitness Factory Health Club — Local services in Jersey City

Joining Fitness Factory was a great choice of gyms. It’s a central location and unbeatable price with a variety of machines, classes, and a professional & fun team of staff. I’m greeted with a smile and courtesy without fail each day. I signed up for the top tier membership package which includes towel service and unlimited classes (well worth the monthly price). The Zumba classes are the best I’ve been to in 20 years! The Zumba instructors Rowena & Nicky will surely shed a few pounds off of you and increase your stamina while making you an excellent dancer!

I took advantage of the gym’s complimentary personal training orientation in January and looking back, it’s the best decision I made. I was lucky to be paired with Antonio! And 7 months later I can’t imagine a week without training with him.

During my orientation Antonio asked me questions to hone in on my goals and my reservations. We discussed everything from exercise history, physical limitations, general health and eating, to short term and long term goals. Now in July Antonio hasn’t forgotten one tiny detail from our orientation and consistently reminds me of my goals as we train together.

During our sessions Antonio listens to my needs for the day, gauges my strength and energy and tailors a workout that kicks butt! Because he knows I’m focusing on losing a significant amount of weight while building toned curves, he crafts a workout that consists of calisthenics, weight lifting, endurance training, and stretching (and he knows my favorites sessions are lower body and endurance training).

Antonio is not just doing his job, he goes above and beyond with me (and I’m sure with every client he works with). He focuses on proper form and pushing me to the next level even when I don’t believe that I’ve reached a next milestone.

Antonio genuinely cares for my goals and how I progress towards them. We review what I eat and my well being so that exercising with him is multi faceted and not limited to a single focus of only the time I’m in the gym with him. This wholistic attention is very important because it shows his partnership in my success which in turn keeps me engaged, consistent and just all around feeling good about myself.

Antonio uses positive reinforcement to motivate me and his hard work shows. I’ve noticed my clothes have fit better and I’ve been receiving many compliments from my family, friends and coworkers on how my body is transforming. I still have a long way to go to reach my goals, but I can’t imagine the next steps without Antonio’s guidance and help. He reminds me daily, this is not a means to an end, but this is a lifestyle he’s teaching me. I deeply & genuinely appreciate the investment Antonio puts into me and this is priceless!

If you’re looking to transform your body and quite honestly your life, Antonio is that partner that will take you to the higher version...

Dear All,

Club Metro faces class action lawsuit over membership contracts back in 2015. Bad habits can't go away and their doing it again. Please private message me and will work together to get this resolve. Thank you.....

FYI ......

" Club Metro faces class action lawsuit over membership contracts"

A New Jersey man is suing health club over allegedly violating New Jersey consumer protection laws.

Paul Logan, on behalf of himself and those similarly situated, filed a class action lawsuit on Sept. 10 in the Superior Court of New Jersey, Middlesex County Court against Club Metro USA LLC; Club Metro USA Franchising LLC; HFIG-Old Bridge LLC, doing business as Club Metro USA Old Bridge; and ABC Financial Services Co. Inc. in connection with a membership agreement which allegedly violates the New Jersey Health Club Service Act (HCSA), the Retail Installment Sales Act (RISA), the Consumer Fraud Act (CFA), and Truth-in Consumer Contract, Warranty, and Notice Act (TCCWNA).

The complaint states that on or around October 2013, Logan notified the staff of the defendant that he wished to terminate his membership, which he opened on Nov. 19, 2010. Despite Logan notifying the defendant numerous times of canceling membership, going so far as to mail a certified letter requesting cancellation of membership, the defendant allegedly continued to charge and automatically debit plaintiff for dues, according to the complaint.

Logan alleges that Club Metro has made it difficult for members to cancel service, violating HCSA and CFA by continuing to renewing monthly membership charge members upon expiration of initial terms, and by violating the RISA by imposing fees not authorized by RISA.

Logan is demanding a trial by jury and is seeking an undisclosed amount for treble damages, statutory damages of no less than $100 for each offense, attorney fees and court costs, and any other rewards deemed fit by the court. He is represented by Joseph LoPiccolo and John N. Poulos of Poulos LoPiccolo PC in Ocean, N.J. and by the Wolf Law Firm LLC in North Brunswick, N.J.

UPDATE: Forming Different LLC's in each location and calling yourself independent is just a way to protect yourself from any lawsuits. Amazing your still surviving today, because you receive " a lot of money " from PPP, EIDL, GRANTS, Owner Compensation and Insurance. Your an expert in numbers and formation of LLC's !!!

JUST DO THE RIGHT THING BY REFUNDING ALL YOUR MEMBERS THAT CANCELLED AND REMOVE THEM FROM...

First of all, the shakes are awesome and the staff is friendly! Secondly, it gets this rating for the price being decent. It can get quite crowded but if you're a cardio person there are plenty of machines for that. One call out is that there needs to be more plates, and they need to stop being ridiculously hard to put on the bar. I'd also like to add that I actually liked the music on Saturdays/weekends (often metal); some review down there complained, but every other gym plays pop stuff all of the time, I actually decided to sign up because I liked the music which has now changed. I appreciate you taking reviews into consideration, but maybe that person can use headphones. I can link a few good ones if they need.

I honestly wish I could star rate some of the patrons instead: I often see people leave their weights on bars or scattered around, sit on machines just checking their phones, or taking up one machine for an hour. As well, I don't know if it's because I'm female but some dudes will just walk up and take plates from my machine without even a glance at me to see if I'll need it. Sure, take one of my two 10lb plates, I don't mind being uneven. It happens more times here than at any other gym I go to (I have classpass and often use other gyms as well). Check yourselves, y'all. Other...