Crunch Fitness - Champaign - Champaign (IL)

5 /5 James Grant: Love this place! For the price of $60 a month you get everything. Lots of workout stations, classes, spray tanning, lay down tanning and water massage chairs! Its 25 bucks a month, but what they dont tell you is theres $52 fee every 2 months. But really a great place.

3 /5 Oluwajimi Gordon: Decent gym. Some staff are nice, some are not too accommodating and lazy. Most of the punching bags are worn down, men’s shower doesn’t have hot water. It’s not overcrowded so you don’t have to wait in line. Not a great gym but not a bad one either. I’ve looked all over Champaign and it’s the best I could find, but there’s not a lot of good gyms in Champaign outside of the university so this is about as good as it gets if you live out here

1 /5 Mike B: Be very careful! The ads you get really make it seem like you can cancel any time with no cost, advertising signing up for $1. But what they dont tell you is that even if you cancel within the first few days, you will still be charged an annual membership fee of $54.99 and will also have to pay two full months at $24.99 each. That $1 deal quickly becomes $100, and the offer is not advertised that way. I cancelled after a few days because the gym was completely crowded, and there were holes all over the floor in the weight area. The only way I could do my free-weights lifting routine is if I went as soon as it opened. Any time I tried to go in the evening, I was left with walking on a treadmill.

2 /5 Israel Gomez: I’ve been to many gyms across the country due to work, and I can confidently say that Crunch Fitness in Champaign is the worst gym I have ever stepped foot in. The lack of cleanliness, poor management, and overall disregard for member safety is shocking. To start, one of the employees here has no sense of responsibility—speeding through the parking lot and even parking in a disabled spot next to me. If this is how they act before even stepping inside, it’s clear they don’t take safety seriously. Inside, the gym is absolutely disgusting. The floor mats are completely destroyed, making it unsafe and uncomfortable to work out. The front desk staff does nothing but stand around talking instead of restocking cleaning supplies, so members can’t even do their part to maintain hygiene. I took videos and pictures at 7 AM on Sunday—right when they first opened. I don’t know about you, but a gym should never be this filthy when it first opens. It’s clear that this place is not maintained properly. It’s clear that this gym is run by completely unqualified people who have no interest in providing a decent experience.

1 /5 Chrissy Myers: Be cautious with their promotions. Even if you sign up for a trial and cancel after your first visit, they may still charge you the $60 annual fee—as they did with me. I only went once, decided the gym wasn’t for me, and canceled promptly, but still got charged. When I tried to share my experience on their social media, I was blocked—feels like they’re trying to silence honest feedback. The gym itself just wasn’t my style: it was dark, loud, overcrowded, and not well-maintained when I visited. That intense environment might work for some, but I prefer a more relaxed, clean space to stay in shape. Nothing against those who enjoy that kind of atmosphere, but the corporate marketing team should be transparent about their terms and promotions. Hiding real customer experiences doesn’t build trust.