Wheeling Health & Fitness Center - Wheeling, Illinois

Ann H.

I attended this mrning Barre class, the coach Kim is very professional and kind. The building is pretty new and clean. I like it.

Drew

One of the best gyms in the area... wheeling community center Vasa and Planet are all amazing..

Benjamin M.

One start due the the pool schedule, swimming lap hours are always busy and limited, and on top of that only 3 lanes are available to swim since one lane is for exercising and walking only ( why dont you encourage that people to come and exercise during aqua fit hours or open pool hours).

Abdul Z.

The Wheeling Park District Gym left much to be desired. The equipment seemed outdated, and the facilities were poorly maintained. The staff appeared disinterested and unhelpful, providing a lackluster experience. Moreover, cleanliness was a significant issue, making it difficult to enjoy a workout in such an environment. Overall, my experience was far from satisfactory, and I wouldn't recommend this gym to anyone seeking a positive fitness environment."

Jose O.

What’s Going On With this gym it used to be good but now the facility is dirty , priced when up and the hours are ridiculous, I can never use the pool because it’s always busy, VASA FItness sounds like a better option now

Aj S.

Living in Wheeling, this is a God send. The health center has helped me get back is shape. I was not looking to det buff, but you can do what you want here. I am looking to get toned so I hired a personal trainer at $37 a session. The monthly fee is only $33 but add $5 a month if you are not living in Wheeling. Very good selection of machines along with free weights. There is always a class going on which is free to join. I do the Body Mod class that works the whole body for an hour. Swimming pools also included. 3 or 4 gyms that have times for basketball, volleyball, badminton and pickleball. They do charge $3 to join these activities. I'm down 20 pounds and before I started, was having bad back issues. Now I'm moving around freely. Of course, you have to put the work in 😄.

Mike A.

Exactly what you can expect from a park district fitness center, and at a much better price (even as a non-resident) than the Buffalo Grove counterpart. However, equipment gets all over the place and I never see staff going around to reorganize. Of course this wouldn't be as much of an issue if the gym-goers could not be inconsiderate slobs, but I'm not that naively optimistic. All the same, I've still recommended this location to several seniors who want a place they can regularly use the NuStep (a rehab favorite).

Anton Z.

It 's good that there was a trial week , and I didn 't buy an annual subscription . The first visit was the last . So : 1) you can't find a parking space, you ride like a fool in a circle. 2 ) very small lockers in the locker room ( all lumpy ) . 3) very cramped showers (the curtain was placed so that it constantly sticks to the body ) . 4) there is almost no water pressure, you stand and wash for half an hour. 5) I wanted to go to the pool, and there's a full pool for children ( now it's clear why young people prefer other clubs, and fitness centers limit the age limit )

And the club asks for $75 a month for this!? Well , no ! A beautiful wrapper , in fact , a lot of flaws and discomfort .