Some suggestions:<p>1) signup: state your password constraints up front, and when a chosen password doesn&#x27;t qualify, the &quot;oops&quot; message overlays the email address.  Then rather than have the &quot;Your account was created&quot; in tiny type at top, have it overlay the &quot;Create your free account&quot; button.<p>2) having signed up, there is no indication of where to go; there is no sign-in directive.  (Note: the <i>Google map</i> has its <i>own</i> sign-in button which could get confused for your site sign-in.  And I received no emailed confirmation.<p>3) Aside from Crossfit, the only nearby gyms that show have very little data to show <i>why</i> they qualify,<p>e.g. <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peergym.com&#x2F;gyms&#x2F;catalyst-athletics" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.peergym.com&#x2F;gyms&#x2F;catalyst-athletics</a> has almost no data, yet it qualifies, while 24 Hour and Gold&#x27;s do not<p>4) rather than a blanket &quot;who&#x27;s best&quot; concept, you might consider having categories.  Somebody looking for Olympic lifting will not want a conventional gym, and vice-versa. 
Maybe something like:<p>- bodyweight exercises (martial arts, yoga, aerobics studios<p>- &quot;basic&quot; gyms (some cardio equipment, perhaps weight machines, and at least dumbells or kettlebells)<p>- &quot;common&quot; chain-type gyms like 24 Hour or Gold&#x27;s that have a lot of cardio equipment, machines, and free weights but not necessarily an Olympic or Powerlifting platform<p>And searchable by feature set, e.g.<p>- showers and lockers<p>- instructor-led group classes, like spin classes<p>- childcare<p>- pool<p>- spa<p>etc.<p>(I&#x27;m not saying you should <i>recommend</i> chain gyms, but they do have the basics that satisfy a majority of patrons... crowdedness aside)