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This place was amazing! Best kept secret around. A friend of mine was in a competition here. This place was small, but super effective 😃

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This gym could be so much more if they simply just cleaned everyday and took care of equipment. Trainers are great, but management has to at least act like they care.

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It has been hard to find a gym in the area that promotes heavy barbell lifts that doesn’t charge an arm and a leg for a membership...I really liked this gym until there were several used tampons on the floor in the ladies restroom that weren’t picked up for weeks which ultimately led me to cancel my membership. No air conditioning either so I wasn’t able to go when it was too hot out. This place has a lot of potential but needs a lot of TLC to get there still!

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Been working out here since 2016 perfect gym amazing atmosphere. Only thing is the bathrooms which are a health code violation and they house every type of disease. They should be able to keep bathrooms clean for $35 a month

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Broken equipment. Nothing is ever fixed or cleaned. People from the powerlifting side bring their weights to the other side and never rack their weights. It’s annoying having to rack other people’s weights for them because they’re too careless and lazy. Staff never correct anyone on this. It seems like this gym is slowly going under and the staff are content with that, seeing as nothing ever changes or gets fixed. I quit going here after they raised the membership price but still refused to clean or do anything besides sit behind the desk all day.

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I've been coming here since 2019 roughly 6 or 7 days a week.

I'd rate 5 stars if people here actually gave a damn about cleaning shiiiii up cuz the some of the trash really is starting to pile up... Yeah, and I do know what kind of gym this is but still.

I remember when this place used to be "cleaner". Really has gone downhill last couple of years (esp locker rooms) and a little effort would go a long way. I say this as a longtime member who plans to keep lifting here for the foreseeable future since I do enjoy the atmosphere.

That being said: if you are like a whiny biiiiii expecting this place to be your personal planet fitness and must to complain to the front desk every 5 mins that your tummy hurts welp you best go take a lap and find a new gym homie.

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★ 5

I personally love this gym. I have been going to ROG for years and can say confidently I have never been to another gym with as much diverse equipment as this one. I love that there is mirrors everywhere, and lots of benches, platforms and squat racks. The dumbbells also go from 5lbs all the way up to 195lbs. It is safe to say this gym is the perfect place for bodybuilders, powerlifters, and your average gym goer. The price isn’t too bad either, it’s like $35 a month, cheaper than most other gyms I’ve seen. Overall definitely a gym I’d recommend giving a visit to.

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This place makes Planet Fitness look good. It's always dirty. Half of the equipment is out of service. The building looks like someone just bought it and never thought to clean and fix and decorate it. Yeah, it has great equipment for bodybuilding and a "welcoming environment"... if half of it were available, clean, and/or fixed. It's a shameful company promoting crap, like Walmart. There are never any staff members, or anyone to really contact if there are issues. You do not get what you pay for here. You are better off paying $100/month at a professional gym with actual trainers who care. And the owner responding to the complaints is a problem and hasn't any skill at what they do, and is an example of who we don't hire in this society. I don't need to provide any evidence, because all you need to do is walk into this dump.

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★ 5

Best gym I ever trained at.

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Went for a power lifting competition. Nice gym. Pretty clean. Restroom could be better, but ok. Equipment was good. Friendly. Reasonable parking.

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★ 5

LOVE THIS GYM! If you want a no B.S. gym where you’ll be left alone and don’t need to be fearful of getting intense, this is the place you want to lift weights at!

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★ 3

I am a member here due to location, *hours of operation*, and amount/variety of equipment.

No one goes here for the cleanliness… dust, broken glass, garbage on the floor, etc. are ever present.

Beware of showing up when the gym is scheduled to open (5am during the week, 8am on Saturday) it’s hit or miss if the doors will actually be open.

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The guys there are very degrading to women!! The so called “ Billion dollar Body Guy is horrible , he gets on social media and trashes women, I wouldn’t want him representing my company !!

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This trash gym took over payments from a gym that shut down nearby and continues to charge people who never signed up. I've been calling for months to try to get the payments stopped. The owners Matt and Destiny must be some pretty pathetic losers to be so unethical over such a small amount of money.

I cant reply to your note directly so I'm updating my review based on the response. As I've told your receptionist, I live in California now so I cannot come in person. I've been charged every month (including this month) and every month I call about it and you refuse to come to the phone or call me back despite leaving my number. Even now you only replied on here instead of calling me directly, so it seems the only "keyboard tough guy" is you. I am not asking for money back nor did I want to leave a public review (hence months of repeated attempts to call) but this was the only way I could try to get a response. A lesson to anyone else having issues is to air it publicly as it will never get addressed otherwise.

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★ 5

Employees make you feel comfortable right away. Clean and has a great variety of workout machines. Plenty of parking.

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Do yourself a favor and stay away from this dump, nothing works, sauna, steamroom, etc, It's DIRTY! bottom line it looks like a 3rd World gym..

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The bathroom is constantly dirty and disgusting. The whole place in general is dirty.

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it’s a very popular gym and they have a wide range of equipment, my boyfriend loves it here because it’s body builder friendly but I’m pretty sure they haven’t cleaned the place in over two years at least. They just upped daily membership from 5 to 8 dollars and they upped monthly from 30 to 35 but they still haven’t cleaned this place and although I really want to go here it just disgusts me every time. There’s a thick coating of dirt dust and dander everywhere and I wish they would just clean it one time. Just one time. Please. The following picture is the bathroom stall in the lady’s Locker room.

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Good old school gym. They don't have much in the way of cables and the bathroom is disgusting but if you want a good actual bodybuilding gym, this is the place to go.

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★ 5

Solid gym for strength training. Serious about strength, and on a budget, check this place out, ask for Jasmine, she totally took care of us

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Seriously the best environment for serious working out. Been going here since it was Gold's Gym back in the 80's .Not cleaned like the old days but price is right and can shower at home...I am there for the hard core atmosphere and dedication to the sport / hobby / PASSION of it all. Use it or lose it approach as I am a senior and want to maintain my muscle mass as long as I am alive and breathing. I do miss the fact that the stair master has been out of commission for ever...used it religiously pre weight training...feel I am missing something without a good aerobic challenge. The trainers are as much or more in your ballpark pertaining to whatever your fitness goals are ...I have yet to use one through my 42 years lifting , but see the results they produce and may very well get on board with doing so. Sincerely, Rita

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★ 5

Sometimes you want to go
Where everybody knows your name
And they're always glad you came
You want to be where you can see
Our troubles are all the same
You want to be where everybody knows your name....Royal Oak Gym is where you want to be!

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★ 5

I've been going here for about half of a year now and I think I can make a proper review! This gym isn't a commercial gym, so if dropping weights or hearing people grunt is a pet peeve, I'd steer clear. This place is pretty specialized for those who workout in a powerlifting/bodybuilding style. Though the environment has a healthy level of competition and motivates you to push yourself, everybody is super welcoming and friendly.

PROS: It's deceptively large inside the building. There are 6 deadlift platforms, 7 squat racks, 8 places to bench. I RARELY have to wait to use one of these amenities that typically are hogged in commercial gyms. In fact, most gyms around the area don't even let you DL. There are also a ton of specialized barbells and vintage machines that you could not find in a normal gym. I haven't used all of them, but if you were deep in the hobby this could be very important. As I mentioned, people come here and put in the work. That environment alone is essential for getting a good workout in. There's also the hilarious factor of hitting a PR, looking up and immediately seeing a poster of Arnold Schwarzenegger smiling down on you.

CONS: You do have to plan your workouts better since the place does close at 9:30 most nights, and earlier on the weekend. The downside of vintage equipment is that it occasionally needs a bit more TLC. Sometimes you find a dumbbell with one side unscrewing itself or a bench that doesn't lock in the inclined position. Cleanliness could be a bit better, spray bottles don't really have a designated spot. Sometimes there are plates loaded up on unoccupied machines or scattered across the gym. That being said, they don't have the staff size like a commercial gym, so to be honest there should be some level of realistic expectation of it not being as pristine as one.

Overall if you have a no-frills weightlifting approach to working out, look no further!. It's a great value at $32 no contract, even less if you are a student under 25.

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★ 5

Great Powerlifting gym. No frills and no pats on the back for just showing up. A place for committed lifters!

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Absolutely love the atmosphere here. Everyone is here for one reason - to get strong. Leave your ego at the door.

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★ 5

If you want to see some serious gains, results and get fit go to this gym! Much recommended

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dishonest and unprofessional

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Great atmosphere. I won't go anywhere else.

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I have called three months in a row to cancel my membership. The first two times, they told me they would cancel it, but I just got charged for a third month. When I called them today for the third cancellation request, the girl hung up on me. I am now awaiting the manager’s callback.

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Shady operations going on.. Fitness 19 (12 mile location) closed down permanently and transferred my membership over to this place and neither company notified me of this. It didn't prevent this Gym from auto-charging my card for over 12 months (just discovered this unfortunately) without me having stepped foot in the gym once. Not sure how many other people this has happened to but it sounds like more than a few.
I called / emailed to try and resolve the issue and offer a resolution / opportunity to make it right but apparently they weren't interested. This is really the definition of a parasite. It's really not about the money to me- i just get really bothered by behavior like this. However, It clearly IS about the money for this place and 200$ is apparently more valuable to them than their own integrity. a pretty good indication to avoid this place!

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★ 5

Love supporting my local gym

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Legit! Old school power lifting here! It’s that gym we all looked at going to as kids! Plus some good cardio machines! Big props for keeping things original.

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Hardcore

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For MONTHS I have tried to cancel a subscription with this gym. I fully understood my membership was transferred from fitness 19 to here, or may even still be Fitness 19? (Even though they literally shut down), but I have called multiple times and have been told the membership will be cancelled - charged again - call again to cancel - charged again.

They say ABC handles my membership in someway, but they refuse to give me contact information for them so that I may try and cancel, getting very close to filing for Fraud

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Don't expect it to be an LA fitness, but that's why I love it

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★ 5

Great gym, great atmosphere. Staff is very nice and professional as are the other gym go-ers. Huge variety of equipment. Definitely a no-knock weight lifting gym.

Place would really benefit from a deep clean, and continued cleaning thereafter. Seriously.

Overall one of the best gyms I've been to.

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★ 5

Very professional staff, great atmosphere, and equipment. I am visiting, on vacation from Virginia, needed a place to train. They made me feel welcomed and were very affordable without a membership. What I loved most about the gym was the atmosphere, definitely my type of gym to train in. Much appreciated for the hospitality!

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This gym does not enforce mask wearing or social distancing. It is currently a breeding ground for COVID-19.

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Shower room, locker room, toilet area needs to be cleaned

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My first time today since the unfortunate pandemic, it was definitely welcoming & clean! People are serious and respectful of other people. Highly recommend, if you want the real deal 🔥 💪

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Good atmosphere

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Hardcore gym, for hardcore people. Has everything that people who go to a gym to train and not talk would want

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I was grateful to have an open gym. Staff was friendly. Large amount of equipment though a bit of mix and match, and little was new. Clients were respectful and some friendly. It needs a thorough cleaning and some natural light and decent ventilation. There is not a single window in the place. If you just want to lift and don't care about ambiance, it's for you.

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★ 5

This is a bodybuilding/powerlifting gym. If your serious about lifting, this is the gym to be at. Tons of specialized equipment and great price.

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I have friends who love this place but having just drove by and seeing a packed parking lot, and people going in and out, I have no respect for them anymore. I've been told in the past the people who run this place aren't exactly geniuses, but this proves it. Hard pass.

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Don't be fooled by the reviews, this place is truly terrible. From the dirty machines and lack of rules, to the narrow set up of the entire gym, this place is not worth what you pay. To elaborate more, random weights are all over the gym with no type of standardization in place. The place is so dirty, you can still see the previous guy's dried sweat on the machines. The people that work here as well as the people that workout here don't care about gym etiquette one bit. They will put 400 lbs on the deadlift bar and will leave it there for the next guy to put away. If you try to complain, be ready to be met with insults.

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crowded most of the time but very affordable and has a solid number of benches, squat racks, and deadlift platforms

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Defense my all time favorite powerlifting and bodybuilding gym. Dirty though.

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I love it.

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My son works out there every day, the people are very friendly and helpful to their customers. He has become a trainer there and enjoys working with all ages.. Has a lot of seniors he works with.

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Love this place. I was looking for more of a hardcore gym and Royal Oak Gym definitely fit the bill.

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This is what a gym should be.

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An epic Gym! Old school.

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This is mainly a body building gym , not very clean but its ight

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. This is more like a Hood gym for those that don't want the pampering of today's gyms, if your into real muscle, not Machine only muscle, this is the place to get it, People are nice, but, it Cost to much and they don't have any commodities like a pool or spa, they might have a small heat room I think, and well Parking is really really bad! If they wanted to they could make this place great.

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★ 5

Stopped by Royal Oak Gym today and was really thrilled with the place. I went at about 6:45/7pm on a Tuesday and it wasn’t too crowded. I was able to use one of the deadlifting platforms (there were a lot - maybe 8) and bench without waiting. They have a nice selection of specialty bars and tons of weight. I’d recommend it for anyone that’s interested in powerlifting/bodybuilding.

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★ 5

This is the exact opposite of Life Time Fitness. I go to the gym to workout, not to get a haircut and have a sandwich before workout.
I love it. May not be for everyone, though.

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This is a seriously good deal for what you pay. There’s an abundance of racks available for your barbell lifts, floor rigs for deadlifts and pulls, and plenty of machines.

A heads up: bring your own clips because the ones provided aren’t reliable and are usually taken. Chalk is provided in good supply and they even have a couple loaner belts if needed.

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This gym is awesome.... Art has a great crew and there is plenty of space to do all the things necessary for powerlifting and bodybuilding.... If Art trains you look out....be prepared for one hell of a work out...

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Great gym for real bodybuilding but gym not very clean.

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The perfect gym

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I would describe Royal Oak gym as a place for people who are serious about weight lifting. Everyone in there is pretty big and the big guys are huge. That being said, there are a TON of free weights and bars. No hot yoga or treadmills with built in TVs but plenty of iron.

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★ 5

Hardcore gym. Great for powerlifters. Great for beginners. A vast wealth of knowledge resides with in the that gym. Friendly people and helpful staff

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Great place for serious lifters. The staff takes great care of the place. Hands down the best gym I've ever belonged to.

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★ 5

Nice staff. Everything you need to work out. Good prices. You can do power lifting and etc

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★ 5

Very good gym. Has all the equipment that you need. I've been to LA fitness, planet fitness and they were not as good. First LA fitness was crowded and smelly and there was no place to workout. So I left LA fitness and came here. Planet fitness isn't really a true gym. I didn't like planet fitness. They only had dumbbells and just a few machines.

I don't agree with other reviews here so I decided to write this. Bathrooms and lockers rooms are pretty good for me actually. Not much of a difference between Planet fitness and this gym. There are variety of people that come here not just serious lifters. It just depends on your time of visit.

This gym is close to my house and I like it there. I thought this gym is really good so I train here. Everyone is friendly and they will help you out if you ask. From my experience, all I can say that this a great gym.

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Everything you could need if all you do is lift. Bathrooms and locker room are in serious need of some work. Bathroom is usually pretty gross. Price is low so I am willing to accept it. Lot's of serious lifters here. Problem is that if you're not one of the guys/girls in the clique of powerlifters here you will feel like an outsider.

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As mentioned by others, this is a gym not a health club. And it is awesome! I'll use it whenever I'm in town (day pass is 5 bucks)

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Got more squat racks, deadlift platforms, and benches than any other gym I've been to in MI

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Oh my great gym I went to their powerlifting competition and they had a 75year old women deadlifting and benching the younger competitive to shame,, my close friend joined that day.

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A real heavy weight gym

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★ 5

I lifted here for the 1st time this week. I loved it. If you are serious about lifting, it doesnt get any better.
If you are looking for a place with a serious vibe, and an awesome selection of proven equipment, this place is for you. They have the best barbell selection ive ever seen. If you are looking for a place with shiny marbel floors and brand new fancy equipment, this aint for you.

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Parking can be tricky. On a busy day there isn't much room, and I've had to park across the street and walk.

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★ 5

Royal Oak Gym is by far my favorite gym. I have tried many other gyms, but nothing has compared to this one. It's populated by very serious lifters, and can be a bit intimidating at first. Everyone at the gym seems to be pretty nice and most people will give you a spot if asked. The trainer (Art) is the best trainer you will ever meet. He has been lifting for a very long time and is extremely passionate about it. The gym looks small from the outside, but is actually pretty large. It has all the equipment you could ever need. The price is cheap with no activation fee or contract. I would give it more than 5 stars if I could

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This is truly a lifters gym. There is equipment for powerlifters and strong man, to cross fit and casual lifters. Great atmosphere and lots of equipment.

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This gym has all the equipment you need but the equipment is really close together and it feels very crowded. Also the women's bathroom is dirty and could really use some remodeling. I do like that this gym does not require a membership. The drop-in fee is $5 which I feel is very reasonable.

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Old school gym. Enough said

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★ 5

It truly is a swole paradise that has enough barbells, benches, racks, and iron to never have to wait. This is the best gym around, hands down. I've bounced around to a few different gyms in the last two years until I found this place. Definitely check it out.

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★ 5

Had such a wonderful experience at this gym. My boyfriend and I were down over the 4th of July, and they were one of the only gyms staffed regular hours. Definitely a place for serious lifters. It has the feel of an old school body building gym and we loved it! Staff was friendly and the members were all respectful. We will surely be back next time we are in town!

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Great gym for serious lifters.

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Perfect for the powers lifting crowd and most gym goers. I feel like home here.

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★ 5

Not your typical trendy gym. A place for a serious workout. Good friendly people, many who have been coming here for years. I am a female senior, going on a year membership and feel comfortable working out right next to the body builders and serious weight lifters. There is a good variety of people at all levels of fitness and a good variety of equipment that has seen a lot of use. 💪⭐😀

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★ 5

The cost is very reasonable for everything that you're getting. The gym is clean and well maintained, and there's a good staff.

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Speaking from the perspective of a true "Iron Addict" Royal Oak Gym is awesome. I would say there are only a handful of gyms with the inspiration, energy, power, and motivation that ROG has. It's not uncommon for me to walk into ROG and see people deadlifting 4-6 plates. Every time I walk in I am surrounded by motivation. People are focused by friendly. Not everyone is a bodybuilder or a powerlifter but there is a bigger presence here than at other local gyms. There is a NO BS approach from the sales staff it is NOTHING like any commercial gym where the sales people stalk you around like a shark and blow up your phone twice a day trying to break you into buying a contact. The sales people seem more like, "sure check it out" then you decide if its for you or not. Not to mention the memberships are incredibly affordable, you have options for monthly if you don't want to commit to a longer contract. They have reasonably priced and a nice variety of individually bottled pre-workouts and protein shakes. I encourage everyone to check this place out with an open mind and think "it's time to step out of my comfort zone." Royal Oak Gym seems to me to be the kind of place that legends are born.

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Awesome no-nonsense gym. This gym caters to hardcore powerlifters' needs (like having a monolift, deadlift platforms, deadlift/squat/bench bars). However, while this gym is great for a hardcore lifter, the atmosphere is very inviting and it is welcoming to people of all fitness levels. No signup fees, no paying extra so the gym can afford instructors for power-pilates classes. Good locker rooms with showers and a sauna, and a tanning bed for those interested (included in membership).

Since I know I always want to know what equipment a gym has before going/signing up, here it is:
This gym has 4 squat cages, 2 squat racks, 3 deadlift platforms, tons of floor-space for deadlifts or olympic lifts (they have padded weights), 5 flat benches (3 of those are powerlifting benches), 3 incline benches, 1 decline bench, large dumbell area with lots of benches, seats for shoulders, inclines, declines, and the dumbells go all the up to 195 pounds. 2 lat pulldown machines, 2 cable row machines, 2 cable crossover stations, and pretty much any machine you could ever need. There's a stretching/abs area as well. For cardio, there's about 10-15 treadmills, 4 stair-steppers (the small ones), 1 large stair climber, about 10 ellipticals, and about 10 exercise bikes.

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★ 5

Great gym, great people. 90% of the members are super friendly unlike most gyms I've been to. The staff is very helpful. If you need any sort of trainer the staff and point you in the right direction. Every trainer that has clients there are amazing! One of my pet peeves is waiting for a bench or any machine, it's rare for that to happen there. Great atmosphere.

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★ 5

Just started lifting here in November of 2015, great power lifting equipment and lifting atmosphere.

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The best gym in Royal Oak!

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I used to love this gym for its rare old school flair but it has been vulnerable to predator outsiders since it has always lacked strong central management and that's exactly what happened a few years ago when some dude basically came in and brought in a few of his sycophants, usurped the head manager (whose influence now appears to be less than that of a regular desk clerk) and now apparently runs the place. As the quality people left and more hardcore, criminal elements became members, the myth-mongering has reached epic proportions-how this guy supposedly owns all the equipment, how the gym would never have stayed open without him, how many members he brought with him (never mind all the good ones he chased out) how he parted the Red Sea, built the Eiffel Tower, etc. etc. If the owner only knew the type of mafia style tactics he pulled behind the scenes I highly doubt he'd be permitted to train his clients there but who knows, maybe he does know and doesn't care but I left cuz I was so disgusted with the whole situation. And the head manager is fully aware of the situation and just rolls over, it's really sickening.

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★ 5

Been said by others, but this is a lifter's gym. If you want to swing swedish meditation bells to the latest pop dance fad you're looking at the wrong kind of place. If you want to go in and not have to wait to do any kind of serious lift, this is your place.

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★ 5

Powerlifting/Strongman gym. The people are nice, the staff friendly and there's plenty of equipment.

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You couldn't ask for a better lifting gym. This gym is not for the faint of heart. While it has plenty of cardio machines, its real strength lies in the big plates piled all over the gym. True, the amenities won't match those of the uber-swanky gyms, but then again, the price is reasonable and you can work with staff so that a membership will fit your budget. Most of the staff are friendly and Art Little, the powerlifting trainer, is knowledgeable, friendly, and enthusiastic-and tough. Definitely a lifter's paradise; if you're looking for spas, whole floors of cardio machines, and the latest fad in fitness, keep searching. If you're after PRs, gains, and elite fitness, you've come to the right place.

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I'm just on a free pass trying out the gym but I can already tell you that it is better than any of the globo gyms around. I can see what some of the people are complaning about the dated look and feel of the gym but I see that as an upgrade compared to LA Fitness or any of those types of gyms. Instead of the annoying Top 40 music played at other gyms, they are plaing classic rock. They are one of the few gyms around that allow you to drop your weights and have the rubber plates. Generally, I've found the people there to be helpful and it's a good environment to get your fitness on in.

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This place is a run down dump. A lot of the equipment is broken down and never gets fixed. Only half of the ellypticals work.The manager is a creepy jerk who doesn't care.

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