92NY May Center for Health, Fitness & Sport

“The gym is complete for training, good weight machines and cardio machines. The place has steam room ans sauna which is great as a post-workout session.”

“30$ day pass / single entry fee. They offer a free trial. Opinion from an average office gym sis with 6 years of disgreaiful results (181cm x 92kg @11%). Small gym in a fancy location. Air conditioner is a killer. Bring a hoodie. Bodybuilding: you will have a basic narrow double machine (khabib size), a few dumbbells and no pulley nor lat machines. Of course other machines do not exist. Powerlifting: - squat: 2 techno gym half rack. You will have air blown into the back while doing it, if you suffer scatica, cure it before training. - Deadlift: one location to do them next to the squat rack. - Bench: no safety pin, bad unracking location of barbell, very low to the ground. Perfect to rape the rotator cuff”

“Elevators are a mess. Such a beautiful new Lobby: Why would they leave the elevators in such poor condition. This is uncool. Love this place. Please fix the elevators.”

“I’ve been a member of this gym for almost a year and I’ve been collecting this feedback as a last warning for the management before canceling my membership. I really loved the instructors from this gym as many of them have been working there for almost 20 years giving incredible quality workouts with the limited tools provided for the class. With all my respect to incredible work the trainers do, I think this place is falling apart. The AC situation in summer is very bad, the bags in boxing room were taken down for renovation and not placed back for more than a month now, there is not enough gear for people taking the classes so you better be first one to come. The most striking thing to me is that group classes in mack gym constantly being interrupted by private trainers/ gym members working out on in the same room. It’s unbelievable that people who work there don’t pay respect to a group of 40 people trying to figure out what trainer is saying and actually their own collegues . On top of that, the management doesn’t include new classes and not sticking for innovative approaches which results in that class are same is probably 10 years ago. Last but not the least, they removed low latin class and fired an incredible trainer who led this class for no reason. Honestly, this class was something that made me keep the membership and now I’m questioning my choices similar to other people who used to come there. I hope this is going to be addressed and if not, I’m out. And I know I won’t be the only one.”