Central Park Athletic Club

Central Park Athletic Club Only the best Health Club in the Lisle, IL area! Health Club with a warming and friendly atmosphere LifeStart at Central Park
Lower Level
4225 Naperville Rd.

LifeStart Central Park Athletic Club is a Health and Fitness Club filled with all one needs to start on the right path to live a healthy lifestyle! The Club is located in a business complex off Naperville Road and I-88. Central Park is a premier health & fitness center, serving business and community members. Center Feature:
The cardio rooms boasts a complete line of brand new equipment to meet all your exercise needs, including:
- 2 large group exercise studios
- Indoor lap pool
- Full court basketball
- Towel & laundry service
- 2 complete lines of strength training equipment
- Over 2 tons of free weight
- Over 90 cardiovascular stations
- Executive locker rooms
- Whirlpool, sauna, & steam room

Not only that but the Club has a wide variety of wellness attributes to it. You receive a free health assessment with your membership that includes a health assessment (blood pressure, measurements, body fat percentage, V02 max, etc.), one free fitness orientation, and one free personal training session with a Certified Exercise Specialist and Trainer! Central Park Athletic Club is mostly known for it's lively and home-like atmosphere, it is a Club where everyone feels comfortable and positive! The Club has a General Manager, Fitness Director, and Exercise Specialist (someone on staff at all times) who are there to help you with anything you might need! Lisle, IL 60540

(630) 505-7799

10/27/2025

A new study suggests walking just 4,000 steps a day could be enough to lower one's risk of death by up to 40%.

10/24/2025
10/22/2025

Does Pickleball Make You Smarter?

It doesn't take a brain surgeon to figure out that playing pickleball is tons of fun and healthy.

But why exactly is it so healthy? Yeah, we're gonna need a brain specialist for that. 🧠

Enter Dr. Daniel Amen, the well-known, sometimes controversial, 12-time New York Times best-selling author and psychiatrist, who has devoted his career to studying the human brain.

Amen says that people who play racket sports “live longer than everybody else." But why?

Well, evidently much of it has to do with the cerebellum or "little brain," which makes up only 10% of the brain's volume, but has more than 50% of its neurons.

One of the cerebellum's major functions is physical coordination — but also thought coordination and how quickly you can process information.

Dr. Amen maintains that racket sports like table tennis or pickleball work out the cerebellum because of the reflexes required for seeing and reacting to the ball.

The strategic thinking involved in quickly deciding not just how to hit the ball, but where to place it and what to anticipate next, activates other parts of the brain, including the parietal and frontal lobes.

For those reasons, Amen believes that racket sports provide a tremendous "whole brain exercise," which is why he often tells his patients to take up a racket sport for improved brain function and a longer life. 💪

10/13/2025

“Every time you do a squat, a pushup, or pick up a weight, you’re putting gentle stress on your skeleton."

09/28/2025

Exercise helps strengthen the heart, tone muscles, reduce body fat, and regulate blood glucose, which is more and more important as we age.

08/18/2025

Address

4225 Naperville Road
Lisle, IL
60532

Opening Hours

Monday 5am - 9pm
Tuesday 5am - 9pm
Wednesday 5am - 9pm
Thursday 5am - 9pm
Friday 5am - 8pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16305057799

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