Push Fitness Club of Fresh Meadows 188-10 Union Turnpike, Queens, New York 11366,

"I’ve had a very poor experience with the gym. I rarely complain, but it just got to this point. I agreed, with the head manager, Rich, that we should freeze my membership for several months to accommodate an EMT course I was taking. A couple of months in, I got a call from the collection agency screaming at me for not paying. It was during my brothers' wedding, and they threatened to harm my credit score if I didn’t pay immediately. The gym did not communicate with their biller/collection agency. To make matters worse, when I told the gym, specifically Rich, about the situation they kept saying they would get back to me, and just completely disregarded the situation. When I finally got a hold of them, they kept saying it is what it is. It’s rightfully owned to the gym and there’s nothing they can do. I have never been so infuriated by a company in my life."

"I was a member of this gym for 2 years, but no longer felt the high membership fee was worth it. But beyond that, the contracts and “promotions” were pretty sneaky. The promotional rates are not really free month passes as there are many fees and nuances you must consider when signing up. In addition, recently I was charged continually after my 1 year contract. You automatically get converted to a monthly membership if you don’t cancel 30 days before and there is no reminder and really no point of an annual contract with an end date if you’re going to just continue monthly rates anyway…. just confused. Gym itself was nice, clean, and I had no issues. Just the fees and parking are tough."

"The club has lots of rules, which is a good thing. Unfortunately they selectively enforce them. Many of the members are entitled primedonas who have no idea what proper workout etiquette is. People camp out on machines and use them as phone booths. Most of the managers are rude, dismissive, and useless.(See the many reviews below)."

"If I could give this establishment zero stars, I certainly would. My experience began when I signed up for a summer promotion, which advertised a monthly rate of $43. After the first two months, I was unexpectedly charged approximately $190. This was a significant discrepancy from the agreed-upon rate. To exacerbate the situation, my account was subsequently sent to collections, and I was compelled to pay over $300 to settle the balance. Unfortunately, the issues did not end there. Even after I paid the collection balance, Push Fitness continued to charge my account without my consent. This unauthorized billing was not only frustrating but also a blatant violation of my trust and consumer rights.Given this experience, I strongly advise anyone considering signing up for this gym, particularly based on their promotional offers, to reconsider. The practices of this gym are deceptive and unethical. Clients deserve transparency and honesty, neither of which I encountered at Push Fitness. I am currently in the process of contacting the gym's manager to address these issues directly. If the situation is not satisfactorily resolved, I intend to pursue legal action to rectify this matter. Consumers should be protected from such predatory practices, and I am determined to ensure that others do not have to endure a similar experience."

"Push Fitness is the centerfold of trying to scam and push hidden fees onto you and your card. The manager is very shady and often tries to sweet talk his customers into signing up for memberships with hidden sign up fees and more. They wouldn’t let me cancel my membership while I was away at college and they ended up charging my card for 6 months. Absolutely comical. Do not go here it is way too expensive for such a horrible management."