Get In Shape for Women, Walpole

Get In Shape for Women, Walpole3.8
10 reviews
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About Get In Shape for Women

Tired of the same old thing? This weekend stop in at Get In Shape for Women in Walpole. Impress your friends and family with your new fitness skills. If you're trying to get to the next level of fitness but aren't quite sure how to get there, the gym also has personal trainers available to meet with you at any time.

Easy parking is accessible for Get In Shape for Women's customers. Get In Shape for Women is calling your name! Give them a call today.

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Groupon Customer Reviews

3.8
10 Groupon Ratings
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D
Darby
19 Ratings
3 Reviews
· 11 years ago
Nice vibe
J
Julie
35 Ratings
23 Reviews
· 11 years ago
Great way to get back in shape.
M
Maruta
6 Ratings
1 Reviews
· 11 years ago
For a place that advertises specialized attention and service, the studio in Newtonville felt like a factory. There was only ONE person working there during my first visit, and that poor woman had to do everything from answer phones to get new people like me started, to running the training for the women on the machines. She was doing the best she could, but this was NOT what I expected given the advertisement. Also, it turns out that this "nutrition counseling" advertising is nothing more that writing down what you eat (which I already do anyway). Finally, the trainer didn't ask about any of my potential health issues, any injuries, etc. I definitely feel ripped off.