3N1 Fitness Revolution - Ann Arbor (MI)

5 /5 Jesse Feyen: If you want a gym that is a community that will support and motivate you, 3N1 is the place. I love coming here and seeing all the friendly faces while I push through the next seemingly impossible workout. While not huge, the facility is in great condition and the equipment is top quality and continually evolves to meet the needs of clientele. I highly recommend the group classes to give you the motivation you need instead of just "showing up" to hit the treadmill or the bench. 3N1 hits the sweet spot between a big impersonal gym and the over-the-top boutique spot - try it out!

5 /5 John Tyrrell: Awesome gym! Very much a family feel when you join. Has all the equipment you need and great classes you can sign up for. Hours of operation work really well with my schedule. Location is convenient with easy access to main roads.

3 /5 Dev Kunjadia: Just got a membership here 2 days ago. The good: squat racks, enough machines for almost every body part, sleds (big plus), cable machines, the machines are good quality too, some specialty bars, has bumper plates. It also has filtered water and showers which is awesome. The bad: Almost every bar in this gym has no knurling. This makes it really hard to hold the bar, and there is no chalk (which is understandable). The lack of knurling in this gym kind of kills it from being a great great gym. The pull-up bars are slippery, the barbells are slippery. This gym is definitely not for powerlifters, strongmen, or weightlifters but does well for its target population (normal people looking to be fit), and is probably good enough for body builders too if they bring their own straps along. There are also no specialty machines like belt squat, or glute hyper extension machines. But you can’t really expect that out of a gym with this price point. Summary: Solid gym, and am looking forward to having a membership here, but will def have to bring my straps every time. Lack of knurling also may cause injury. Update: Lack of knurling on barbells is definitely an injury risk. It is very easier for your grip to slip up when benching or doing shoulder press. Knurling definitely kills this from being a great gym but it’s still the best in the area disregarding the umich rec centers. Honest opinion from someone watching the trainers for a long portion of time: they are not knowledgeable in training. It seems no one who gets trained follows a structured program, but it is alright if you are not doing anything in the first place, but not worth the money.

5 /5 Maria LaCross: Just the place I was looking for after having my son and wanting to get back into the gym. I had been doing OTF for a little over a year before I took a break and knew that wasn’t the place for me anymore when I was ready to get back. I wanted something that felt less big chain when it came to group classes. I found just that at 3N1. From the moment I emailed asking to try a class everyone has always been super friendly and encouraging! The gym itself is so clean and well run with all the things I would need to feel comfortable working out on my own, except I don’t know if I’ll ever work out on my own because I just LOVE all the group classes and instructors! I leave dripping in sweat and with a smile every time. I don’t feel like just another body to get a number on a treadmill and really feel like a member of such an amazing community! My only regret is not finding this gem of a small boutique family owned gym sooner!