Webb’s Pro Fitness

This busines has problems. The pool is not up to code. Glass too close to water etc. The facility is not hc accessible kids supervise at the front desk.
Numerous other issues as well.

my husband and i joined a month ago. i went purely for the pool, terrible knee joint. he swims and uses the machines. we go mon through thurs after 8:30 at night, they’re open til 10. the place is pretty empty by then. no fighting for the machines, no kids running around, no naked bodies in the locker room. fabulous! front desk is very courteous. place is nice and clean. so far, we both love it.

Webbs was my gym of choice during high school, and overall I think it’s a great value.
Pros:
–it’s small, homey, and the owners are really friendly
–inexpensive– no hidden fees, and my 3 month student membership was usually around $ 99
–they offer many different categories of membership, such as off-​peak hours, classes-​only, pool-​only, couple, family memberships to suit your needs and budget.
–they will reward you if you are a loyal member– your membership rate will go down if you have been a member for long enough. In fact, one of my friends in high school actually had a free membership because her mother had been with Webb’s for such a long time.
Cons:
— it’s pretty basic– if you’re used to fancier facilities with more amenities, Webb’s probably isn’t for you. You probably would be better off heading to exhale in Boston (see my earlier review for exhale).
–during peak after-​work rush times, there can be a bit of a wait for in-​demand machines like the ARC trainers upstairs (last time I was there, there were only 3)
–similarly, the locker rooms can get very crowded before/​after large, popular classes like water aerobics. Directly following class, it feels as though every middle-​aged female on the south shore is crammed into the women’s locker room, with decibel levels reaching dangerous heights.

Webbs is great if you like a family oriented, small, local gym. Lots of kids and parents running around. Not usually too crowded during the rush hours though, which is excellent. Definitely lots of middle aged moms and retired people.
The equipment is decent, they just got a bunch of new treadmills which are great. If any machines break, they take FOREVER to fix. They’re pretty flexible as far as paying by month and not very expensive.

Am I really the first person to Unilocal about Webb’s? I feel so honored. This kick-​ass gym is the best! You can go in there and not worry about feeling like a beached whale and, thankfully, it’s not full of people checking their hair in the mirrors the whole time.
The pool is pretty amazing for a small gym and the classes are great. My only complaint is that they definitely cater to clientele that apparently don’t have to work because I lament each day that there aren’t any later classes. (Props to Dawn’s spinning class on Tuesday nights by the way… it’s a little later *and* she’ll kick your bike-​pedaling ass)
The locker rooms (although I can only vouch for the women’s) are basic at best, but have showers and plenty of room to change. They *don’t* offer towel service though, which is sort of a pain.
Prices are reasonable and I believe they have different tiers of pricing based upon when you actually want to go (i.e. if you’re always there after 8am and before 5pm, there’s a discounted rate). They’re family-​owned and local, which rocks, and don’t charge those ridiculous fees.
Get your behind in gear!

I love this gym, and I hate gyms. It’s small and cozy, with a bunch of different rooms so you never feel like everyone’s staring at you. They have all the basics (cardio, a full nautillus setup, a whole area of free weights) as well as a pool and sauna. Their classes are well run and you never feel very pressured. The staff is AMAZING and actually takes the time to learn your name! And they are so helpful whenever you have a question.