24-7 Fitness Club

5 reviews

1441 Schoenersville Rd

Bethlehem, PA 18018

The Bethlehem location of the Lehigh Valley Racquet & 24-7 Fitness Club offers round-the-clock workout opportunities such as classes, fitness machines and racquetball courts. The club is staffed with personal trainers, health and nutrition experts. It club also provides free childcare.

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1.05 reviews

Melissa D.

10/6/2013

Another edit: this place is terrible. The clubs have filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. I attended the Bethlehem club weekly from November 2011 to May 2012 and got entirely fed up. It was free...

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Jason J.

7/12/2013

This place is a dump. in 6 yrs they have not once updated the interior of this Bethlehem club. The bathrooms are very dirtty felling, nasty carpet and tile, showers and sinks that don't work for...

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Shane O.

4/8/2014

CLOSED. Kicked us out and locked the doors mid-workout. Interesting tactic.

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Missy J.

1/13/2014

I see that they have a new Yelp page under a different name-Lehigh Valley Fitness and Racquet. It won't be long until they are 1 star, also.

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Sheryl I.

11/23/2012

Client service is HORRIBLE. Can get much better and more professional training for 1/3 the cost elsewhere int he LV. Equipment is not clean, trainers have no clue, front desk not professional. You...

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East Windsor Police Athletic League is a nonprofit organization that offers youth athletic opportunities. The organization provides children ages five to 18 with supervised athletic activities, including little league baseball, soccer, basketball, lacrosse and summer camps. The league, which is sponsored by East Windsor PBA Local 19, has a current enrollment of more than 3,000 children.