Loprinzi's Gym

Fantastic. Best gym I've ever belonged to.. If you enjoy hanging out with a bunch of good friends at a local gym while you're working out, look no further. If I'm reluctant to write a good review of Loprinzi's at all, it would be because I want it to remain a best-kept secret. But then I'd hate to see it go out of business! Bob, the owner, is MORE than willing to be of assistance at any point during your workout. If you need anything, he's there for you. You need tips? Bob will answer all your questions. The equipment, though old as the hills, is in fantastic condition, and there are amazingly good machines at Loprinzi's you can't find anywhere else. If I had to share one complaint, it would be that the place is a little crowded with machines and all. But after nearly 8 months of membership I have no regrets.…

No accountability. let them go out of business. The place is gross and dirty. I bet disease is running all over the loprenzies gym. Bob is a liar, when it comes down to it. I will inform all of you of more as time passes.

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Although its name might inspire visions of Rocky Balboa and meat-packing plants, this Eastside gym is quite up-to-date.. In Short
With all the basics--free weights, Nautilus and Universal machines, treadmills, Stairmasters, stationary bikes and rowing machines--Loprinzi's offers whatever weight apparatus or cardio device visitors might be seeking. The gym offers aerobics, yoga and stretching classes, plus a sauna and a steamroom for post-workout treatment of tired bodies. Loprinzi's is pretty down-to-earth, with a wide spectrum of people making use of the neighborhood facility.…

The oldest gym in Portland is the best.. Loprinzi's gym is remarkable in a number of ways. Often called a neighborhood gym, that description is apt but misleading. Its a neighborhood gym with the finest equipment available for strength training... plenty of free weights and the original Nautilus machines (considered by many to be the best ever created).

What is absent here are rows of cardio machines, huge crowds, and lines of TV sets with the sound off.

Signed photos of body builders from the golden age line the walls. Young and old frequent the machines, and Bob Hill, owner for the last 14 years, watches over the place. He will be happy to show anyone how to use the equipment, at no charge.

No membership cards required, as Bob will remember you. And this kind of personal, local feel to the place is the most unique characteristic of this place. You are a member, not a number.…