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Open 24 hours
105 N Main St, East Peoria
Gyms
4:30 - 10:15AM 4 - 7:30PM
212 Veterans Dr, East Peoria
Gyms
“FXB is an amazing place. First and foremost, the design of the program is wonderful. The program is for 3 days of kickboxing and 3 days of strength training. I didn’t realize how important the strength training portion would be until 6-8 months of dedication. I have definition and strength that I never knew I could have. I have stamina to run and do things I never believed I could. I’ve met people I never knew I needed. It’s a great community, it’s a positive community. I honestly feel that everyone wants you to have success- big or small. Try the 10 week challenge, you might amaze yourself. ❤️”
5AM - 7PM
1101 E Washington St, East Peoria
Gyms
“Coach Michael is very knowledgeable and helpful. Mr. Campbell and Coach Jay were very friendly and hospitable. Great equipment. Plenty of space. I highly recommend this gym to learn or improve your Boxing skills. Can't wait to come back again. Thank you.”
5:30 AM - 8 PM
1 College Dr, East Peoria
Gyms
“Very nice fitness center, with membership available to ICC students, employees, and the public. Lots of cardio machines, a 1/10 mile walking/running track, as well as free weights and machines. The Cougarplex is kept very clean and inviting!”
Open 24 hours
2707 N Main St, East Peoria
Gyms
“Amazing 24 hour gymThey have a supplement shop during the day and even have a self checkout/cooler at night so I can always get what I need (even pre prepared meals!)”
“Great place to work out. In and out easily. Staff is friendly. 5AM weekdays and 7AM weekends is not busy.
Still a great place but they I would like to see them expand on how many working recumbent steppers they have. No matter what time of day I come there is always someone on the only one that actually works. There is a second one, but it doesn't track anything and is unreliable on whether or not it really works. I see many bikes that sit unused. Why not replace those with one or two more recumbent steppers?”