SPARC GYM

Fantastic experience: This place is awesome. Friendly and helpful receptionists and assistants/apprentices, incredibly knowledgeable physical therapists. The people are great, and have huge personalities. Everyone is always laughing and joking, all the while maintaining a professional environment and taking care of patients. I laugh several times every therapy session, overhearing conversations or even being included in them. Makes the time go by quickly, and distracts from the pain of therapy. The staff obviously loves working w/ one another. I was fortunate enough to have an appointment on Halloween this year. Everyone coordinated to dress as superheroes, w/ the exception of two guys as ZZTop ????. You couldn't reasonably ask for more professional facilities and equipment outside of a major college sports program.

Fantastic experience: SPARC is a no b.s., professional environment to get your exercise done. It feels like walking into a pro football training facility or something. I'd recommend SPARC to anyone that seeks guidance for a safe, effective exercise program.

Fantastic experience: Have been training at SPARC for almost 1 year. Facilities are excellent, staff is well-trained and very supportive. Workouts are varied and well-planned. Best training experience I've had. Also, workouts are designed for varying fitness levels so you can go at your own pace.

Positive experience: I LOVE SPARC! The Ignite class in the morning gets the job done! I look forward to getting back into my morning routine. I went to class every day for four months and ate a modest diet without giving everything up and I still lost 30lbs. The class really helps work my whole body and not just the spots that I normally work when I workout on my own. My biggest gripe about SPARC is the cost... The cost is several times what another gym membership would be and is triple what we're currently paying for the family membership at the YMCA. There aren't discounts for a couple or a family either, so me and my wife would be spending $300/month minimum. I was also bothered that the membership did not include Yoga. I hadn't planned on attending the Yoga class, but after paying my monthly membership I didn't like that they were going to charge another $15 per Yoga class too. This may have changed in the last several months. That being said, I still plan to go back as soon as my schedule permits even though the minimum membership is now a whopping $150/month.

Fantastic experience: SPARC has integrated the knowledge and skills of sports-related medicine professionals into a cohesive program. These professionals have evaluated me and together they have defined a working, flexible, and progressive program to improve my mobility, strength, and range of motion. I have gone from a 196 pound, weak, couch potato with chronic back pain and depression to an active, 135 pound, 60-year old. I am hiking, kayaking, playing tennis, etc., and I am constantly on the go and relatively free from back pain.