4/5 Victoria F. 5 years ago on Google
Yes,
this
gym
is
expensive.
It
is
a
very
nice
setting
in
which
to
work
out.
New,
clean
and
a
variety
of
equipment.
For
a
professional
parent
with
young
children,
it
is
extremely
helpful.
They
have
excellent
childcare
and
classes
for
the
kids
that
allow
me
to
get
in
a
workout
without
feeling
guilty
about
leaving
my
kids
at
home
waiting.
I
think
the
biggest
objection
when
reading
other
reviews
is
the
price
for
what
you
get.
The
Ardmore
location
is
much
smaller
then
King
of
Prussia.
There
is
no
pool
in
Ardmore.
Even
the
kids
club
is
half
the
size
and
my
children
do
complain
about
the
difference.
I
imagine
the
number
of
classes
offered
will
increase
over
time
as
membership
and
demand
increases.
Ardmore
only
opened
2
months
ago.
There
are
some
basics
lacking
that
should
be
fixed.
Simple
stretching
equipment
offered
in
King
of
Prussia
is
not
available
in
Ardmore
yet
when
I
drive
to
KOP,
I
see
the
stretching
equipment
in
constant
use.
This
should
be
added
to
Ardmore.
The
membership
I
have
allows
me
to
utilize
all
locations
so
we
do
go
to
KOP
on
weekends
and
use
the
pool.
My
husband
works
near
KOP
at
attends
mid-day
yoga
in
that
facility.
I
agree
with
others
that
Ardmore
should
not
be
priced
higher
then
King
of
Prussia.
Ardmore
is
more
of
a
personal
training
center
and
basic
gym
in
a
luxurious
setting
where
you
can
order
a
protein
shake
on
your
phone
and
have
it
ready
by
the
time
you
run
out
the
door
to
work.
If
you
are
a
busy
working
parent
trying
to
compress
time,
you
will
appreciate
that
your
children
can
have
fun
while
you
exercise
and
then
you
can
order
them
a
healthy
snack/meal
to
eat
before
you
leave.
Lifetime
makes
it
easy
to
get
in
a
workout,
have
your
nails
done,
shower
and
eat
in
one
facility.
If
you
don't
need
this
kind
of
convenience,
then
I
guess
you
will
consider
it
a
lot
to
pay
for
a
basic
gym.