If this were the 1970s, Wilfit Sports Club's exercise machines would seem like something out of a Kubrickian sci-fi film, where every character always had rock hard abs. Sprinkled across a 22,000-square-foot facility, their treadmills and Spinning machines come equipped with 19" touch-screens on which members customize their workouts. The screen entertains too, allowing users to surf the Web or pull up their favorite TV channels. But that's not to say there isn't ample human interaction and guidance at Wilfit. The trainers work with clients during one-on-one sessions to tackle fitness goals and develop structured nutritional plans. They also lead group exercise classes, including yoga, Pilates, and K-pop dance: a high-energy workout where participants groove to Korean pop music. The gym also provides clothing to members that they can borrow for their workouts.