They should rename this gym: The Phone Zone. Seriously, why go to the gym if you're goal is to take…read morepictures of yourself and constantly be on your phone. YOU ARE NOT THAT IMPORTANT! There are dozens of monitors for your entertainment, if that's what you need. Taking valuable time away from others so you can jerk around on your phone is immature and inconsiderate. Grow up. Again, you're not that important. Stop trying to put in a show. Workout and go home. 'Limited use' = Entertain yourself all you want while preventing others from using the equipment, just don't take pictures/videos of others in the locker rooms. (Well, no sh*t)

they are not professionals at all and I had to try 5 times to cancel my membership. Not worth going…read moreever and charged over $150 for 2 month. Never recommend to go and just a horrible experience overal.

T he best investment I've ever made. I have a personal trainer, who holds me accountable. It has…read moredramatically helped my mobility, my flexibility and my mental health. I go 3 days a week for fitness and 1 hour for posture sessions. There is a nutritionist I consult with once every couple of weeks. She has opened my eyes to a new approach to my eating. The whole package is improving my life in all aspects.

Iwas overbilled and finally caught. They refused to reimburse me the 456 dollars they overcharged…read moreme. They said after o had been their for 9 months tha because I filed bankruptcy which did not affect them because they shouldn't have overcbilled me at all

Y M C A hey ! The Y" has been a front runner in local…read morecommunity opportunities in Tucson before the private gym phenomena . Stopped by this YMCA with a friend who lifts once a week there on a weekday mid morning . There was a group of children outside under shade playing a fun game , a summer program maybe ? Greeted on entry everyone must sign in , join , belong , or call for details . There was free ? coffee in lobby ! Saw several exercise areas big weight room , a cardio machine separate room , a small exercise ball workout room , & a large dance , aerobics , yoga , mirrored room with comfortable real wood gym type flooring . Two younger women practicing a dance routine enthusiastically there . We " hit the weight room then practiced some stretching , , & friend did a comfortably sharing this big room . I'm told they have a pool but did not see it . Plenty of parking , some nearby under solar panels . ( nearby city of Tucson glass recycling bins #fyi ) Multiple ymca's and ywca around Tucson . I worked downtown & used the biggest " y" there maybe the " flagship" location , big gym , covered pool & more. Ft Lowell & Columbus s n of Glenn next to McCormick park to the south

Same music plays at the same time every day and it is awful pop that no one in the gym seems to…read moreappreciate. Sure, I could wear headphones, I understand that, but I choose not to for extra EMF avoidance. This will soon be the reason I change gyms. This is really easy to fix for very little cost.

O M G this location stays in my rotation…read more Chuze Fitness on Grant is probably my fave out here. Not gonna lie Arizona locations don't have ALL the bells and whistles like California... you kinda gotta bounce around to get everything which is a little annoying.. BUT for what it is... I'm addicted! Under $40, tonsss of classes, daycare, cycling, hot yoga, full on ass kickers !!! Sauna, steam room, pool... and the sauna here is A A A M A Z I N G G G and the hottest in town so far . Super friendly staff, great guest policy, smoothie bar with vegan options which I LOVE for a quick grab and go. Only thing... it gets PACKED!!!! If you hate crowds this ain't your spot. But if you want affordable, solid workouts, lil recovery moment, in and out... this is it .

Love continuing Team Training (TT) into 2026. A great Power workout today. Saw some new faces and…read morehope they stick around. Team training is such a great workout. I think everyone should give it a try. The coaches can help you customize your workout to your fitness level.

Patricia Gonzales trained me for my first bikini fitness competition. I went from a sedentary…read morelifestyle to learning about proper weight training techniques and healthy nutrition. In less than 3 months she reshaped my skinny fat physique into a nationally qualified competitor. During my prep, she wrote my meal plans to the gram and showed me the correct way to execute gym exercises. From the very start, she included me in her network of other beautiful, fit, positive, and supportive women. She emphasizes optimism and healthy body image. You will never hear a negative word come out of her mouth. She is the kind of person than makes anyone want to be become better inside and out just be being in her presence. She also trains clients online. The gym is in a convenient location off or Grant, very close to I-10. Her walls are decorated with the before and after pictures of just a few of her competitors, many of whom place in their very first shows. If you are looking to make a positive life change, build a healthy body, or simply join a network of positive and fit people, then contact Patricia immediately!

This review is longgg overdue…read more I'm a snowbird in Tucson. And having trained with an excellent trainer in Seattle, I wanted to do something more challenging and *different*. Thanks to the great Yelp reviews I found Patricia. Patricia was offering the 12 week transformation, where you go from flab to fab, but that's not what interested me. It was her personal gym which is filled to the brim with excellent equipment for every body part (and some body parts you never knew existed - OUCH! ;) Patricia also had accompanying meal plans and supplements. Since I started with the supplements and meal plans, I've not had the excrutiating post-workout muscle pain that prevents me from getting off the floor after 12 hip thrusters (the pain is *real*, ladies!) Drinking a gallon of water a day also really helps. Thanks to Patricia's, egg whites, Isopure Whey Protein, supplements and are part of my forever meal plan, as boring as they sound. I've changed the macros of my diet, though if I really want to do the total body transformation like some of the awesome ladies whose pictures are posted on the "wall of fame" I have to reduce my fat intake to a level where I feel that life isn't worth living anymore. Like all programs, Patricia's transformation is what we make of it. In the meantime, I've stayed the same weight as when I started the program, but just the other day I deadlifted 150lbs! (Though with a hex bar.) At Lowe's, I loaded my cart with about 200lbs worth of edging stone, while another guy gaped at me. Yes, and that's the other thing - Patricia's gym is mainly female-centric, so that we ladies can feel safe and empowered to reach our utmost abilty. I really enjoyed my time training with Patricia and appreciated how accessible she was, even outside of our training sessions. And I'm looking forward to going back to Tucson and starting back up with her again.

Went to a fantastic outdoor collaboration between F45 x Vuori X La Encantada outdoor courtyard and…read morehad the best Sat morning workout ! Coaches and staff were fantastic, Owners are so motivating . Refreshments and private discounted shopping experience followed at Vuori .

I started F45 on a recommendation from a friend as I'm training for a Spartan Race and I couldn't…read morebe more satisfied with the experience. Overall, the coaches are very welcoming and friendly, but also push you and coach you through the movements when you need it. Everyone in my 6 am classes are the best and I actually have a fun time pretty much every day. Don't get me wrong, the workouts are totally killer! Shoutout to Stephen, Jonathan, and Brie who are my main coaches, they're the best!!

Great facilities and reasonable day-pass deals. I love their steam room and hot tub, and the desk…read moreattendants are friendly and don't hate their job like some of the other gyms in Tucson with Gen Z employees. As for the cons, the sauna is sometimes out of order. It's been off and on all summer. Also, I will say that some of the older people at this place don't understand gym etiquette and will swipe your equipment before you're done if you turn your back for a second. The trainers are somewhat distracting as well. Some are good and know what they're doing, but they're unreasonably loud when speaking with their clients. Others are quiet and polite but don't offer great training; one guy had his older, frail client ripping down half reps on the lat pull down machine like he was 14 years old and trying to impress his friends. Overall, a good experience with a few hang ups.

As a recent Tucson Transplant, the Tucson J has become one of the most meaningful places in our…read morefamily's life. As a parent and grateful community member, I continue to be impressed by the care, professionalism, and heart that make this place so special. Our experience with the Early Childhood Education program for the past three years has been outstanding. As a parent, the most important thing is trust, and we have real trust in the teachers and leaders. The staff know the children, care about their growth, communicate with families, and create a warm, nurturing environment where kids feel safe, supported, and excited to come each day. The care is high-quality, thoughtful, robust, and flexible, which matters so much for working families and families with different needs. I also deeply appreciate the J's broader commitment to inclusion, especially its programming for individuals with disabilities and families who benefit from extra support. That is one of the things that makes the J feel like more than a gym, preschool, camp, or community center. It is a place that works hard to create belonging. The facilities are excellent and very well maintained. The campus is especially fun in the summer, with the pool, splash pad, camp programming, sports fields, tennis courts, fitness center, classrooms, art spaces, and community gathering areas all working together. It feels like a true community campus where people of all ages can learn, play, connect, and feel welcome. No organization is perfect, but I have a lot of confidence in the people leading the J and in the direction of the community. For families looking for early childhood education, summer camp, fitness, aquatics, arts, inclusion programming, or simply a welcoming place to belong in Tucson, I highly recommend the Tucson J.

I don't give many reviews, and this might be a little bias granted my relationship with Wildcat…read more.. but this gym ROCKS! Highly suggest coming in and kickin' it with the WildCat Gang.

While this might be a good place to drop in for a workout, I would recommend not investing your…read moretime, energy and money here if you have aspirations of growing within the CrossFit community or transitioning into coaching. All for one reason: the owner. From the owner, you can expect to be belittled if you get injured (very common in Olympic lifting), have any physical insecurities you share used against you, and be ostracized if you need to take a break from CrossFit. It all comes down to the membership dues: any tact will be taken to make sure you keep paying whether you're using the gym or not. With so many boxes to choose from, I would recommend any long term commitments be made somewhere else.