Oak Park Fitness Centers

OAK PARK, IL

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"... be going there routinely but i pulled a muscle on my leg so i had to stop for a while. they are friendly. the place is clean. we can go at the right time because it's not too busy. all the machines work. the staff is very friendly and helpful..."

"... it and they take care of the fitness center very well. it is clean and the people are cordial...."

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