After trying about every gym in Jax, The Gym Jax is a perfect fit! Friendly staff and like minded…read morepeople working on their goals. Makes you really feel welcomed. Lots of times if I don't know where a machine is or how to use it, there is some near by you can ask and willing to help or show you. When I go the Gym Jax, I'm more motivated and ready to put work in than I have ever been. I'm greeted every day by a smiling staff member. It's the little things that mean the most. Plenty of equipment and machines so it's not a long wait on one particular machine. If it's something you really want to use most likely someone will let you work in with them. I've never been to a Gym that makes you feel like you belong than this one. It's my happy place and I look forward to going every day.

Great gym! If you're looking for a "real" gym, this is it. Plenty of cardio machines, free weights,…read moremachine weights, group classes, turf area for sports, childcare, personal trainers... what's not to love???

I managed to close out my membership by force by involving my bank. Like many of the other reviews…read moreI dealt with the same issues. This situation happened months ago and until recently I continued to get call from their collections team threatening me. Wild. They make it difficult to end the membership even without a contract and if by any chance you don't do everything to the last step of their instructions if payments miss they will charge several fees that will mount to 2x to 3x the monthly.

I came in on a free one week guest pass provided on the Asana website. It was pretty easy to sign…read moreup for and when I got to the gym it was rather easy to get started. Asana bills itself as a wellness center and I am not sure why, however, they are a nice gym. They have good hours, although they recently changed them. I went four times during my free week pass and it was never busy. I did go during the middle of the day, but other local gyms have more traffic at midday then Asana. The locker rooms are pretty well kept. You don't need a lock as all lockers have a personal code you can choose. It seemed clean, but I did notice there are no facial tissues. Now, this isn't a deal breaker, but if you want to stop the spread of germs it is a good idea to have some tissue boxes spread through the gym so you can sneeze or cough into. There is a sauna and several shower stalls to use. I did not use them, but they seemed like the were clean and in working order. The gym itself seems very new. The free weight area is large and well organized. They have barbells that go fairly high. The circuit machines are plentiful and it seemed like they have most of the most popular machines. I did notice that there is no squat rack inside. That is a pretty big and glaring missing piece of equipment. Outside they have an artificial turf area where you can squat, deadlift, etc, but it is a bit cramped as it is underneath metal stairs. If you want to do a standing shoulder press you have to move as the stairs are right above you. Not a deal breaker, but a bit strange considering there is no squat rack. Outside they have some old large tires. You can use them for pyrometric jumps or you flip them. They also have sledgehammers so that you can swing and hit the tires to work out your core. They have a push and a pull sled and about 30 feet to use for that. I thought it was ample space. They used to have a spin room for classes, but it has been converted now. It now houses more free weights, smith machines, and benches. The membership rates seemed very fair to me. There were three tiers. Just the gym, gym and two amenities, and gym and all amenities. The cheapest tier is about $10, then $20, then $30. You can also pay in full to lock in a rate. The rates seem pretty good, but having been around a lot of gyms and reading other reviews has me wondering. Many people complain about cancelling their membership or being contacted to show up. I hate dealing with membership services for something that should be simple, but then again I do not have any first hand experience with that as I came in as a guest. All in all the gym is pretty good. A few strange choices in terms of machines or placement, but nothing terrible. Besides Mia I thought customer service was pretty okay. Mia at the front desk is super helpful and nice.

Top-tier gym in Jacksonville for serious lifters. Florida Extreme Fitness Center is ultra-clean,…read moreequipped well for strength, bodybuilding, CrossFit, and more, all within a spacious, organized layout. Great spot if you want clean, well‑maintained facilities with top-notch support.

I came here after being bullied at Bailey's. it's been a year at this gym and I love it. Everyone…read moreis kind. the staff is personable and friendly. They have trainers that help you with a plan. Equipment is clean And they have different machines i haven't seen at other places. There's Even a power room so you can deadlift & clean.

Great gym and an awesome community of people. No egos, no nonsense, just friendly folks crushing a…read moreCrossFit style workout. I've been here as a guest three times and have enjoyed it. They do several free workouts for holidays such as 4th of July. Check them out!

The owner (Rae)is rude and condescending. She goes out of her way to make people feel badly about…read morehow often members actually show up to the gym as she administered the, checking in of every single person entering the gym.? Talk about a weird place to work out. This combined with her signs all over the gym, not to take the towels. (Gross - like who wants to take the nasty towels that are 15 years old.). On top of that several of my friends and I discovered that she was charging a maintenance fee unbeknownst to any of the members. She had the members' credit card information, and she was going to charge it no matter what, without even telling people. And when friends of ours brought it to her attention, she got completely argumentative, even though she was completely caught in her tangled, web of lies and deceit. I would not recommend this gym to anyone relocating to Fernandina. There are many better options without all the drama.

I have nothing but good things to say about this gym! I signed up for this gym while I was on…read morevacation. The staff was friendly and always smiling and Leanne in particular was awesome! The equipment is clean and not dated and there's tons of variety! I would come here again! Also I loved the photos in the women's locker room. Iconic

Any of you that might follow me for reviews would know that I don't review places that aren't…read morerestaurants or cafes. It just isn't my shtick. However, that Amy has made a gym is such an excellent caliber that I'm breaking my rule. This is literally the first review I have ever written on google for none food or coffee related establishment. I've been to several great gyms in my "fitness journey" but there really is something extraordinary about what Amy has put together here. First off, Amy is ridiculously exceptional and the technical pieces of Crossfit. The level that she can break a movement down, and coach a person through it is top-tier. She, and all of the coaches, also do a remarkable job of making sure everyone gets attention. One of the ways she does this is by limiting class sizes to a manageable number of members. You will NEVER make it through a class without a coach coming by to evaluate your form and give you pointers on how you can improve. It's really this level of personal attention and attention to excellence that sets Salt de Terre apart from other gyms. On top of the day-to-day WODs, Amy also puts a lot of effort into hosting clinics for specific movements and areas of the body. I've been to a Jump-Rope-Clinic and a few mobility clinics, and I honestly don't really get the chance to go to many. Amy, again, takes it to the next level though. After any clinic you can expect to see pieces of the clinic incorporated into the warm ups of the next classes. She doesn't just present the information to her members, she incorporates it into her style, into the coaching mentality of the gym. And all this was before COVID. To say I've been blown away my Salt de Terre's response to this would be an understatement. First Amy reduced class sized and had people disinfecting stuff. Then when the gym had to close, she didn't miss a beat. She loaned out gym equipment to the members and were almost immediately hosting online Zoom workouts multiple times a day. Then she added yoga classes (hosted by some of the gym members that teach yoga), and then a mental health clinic, and then weekend get together events (baking, make-up, murder mystery, etc). While I can't imaged the effort this took, you would think she had already prepared for it. That's how seamless it felt. I honestly can't recommend Salt de Terre, Amy, and the staff there enough. If you like Crossfit style workouts (no AC, lots of movement, and no treadmills) that you will absolutely love Salt de Terre. And as much as I hope you don't steal my gym spot, I really do hope you check it out. Let's be real, there are thousands of gyms in the city and most of them have the same equipment. You don't go to a gym because of the equipment, you go because of the coaching (at least you should). And Amy is one of the best coaches I have ever had, and she's one of the best coaches you can ever have too.

Salt de Terre is like no other gym I've ever experienced. The focus and attention Amy and her…read morecoaches give to each and every member always makes me feel both motivated to work harder, as well as confident that they are watching out for my safety. I did not join CrossFit as a natural athlete, but have been welcomed into the Salt de Terre community with open arms just the same. Whether you are (like me) a weightlifting newbie, or as seasoned competitor, this gun will make you feel welcomed and support your growth from the moment you walk in.

I love this place! I incorporated Pilates into my workout routine this year and it's kicked up my…read morefitness journey to another level! I don't like that I'm unable to carry over a class or two to the next month especially given my travel schedule... especially because I often am on a waiting list for classes and can't get in I'm thinking they have too many members and not enough class offerings perhaps? I don't quite know a solve but I really wish I could attend weekly but my travel won't allow me to...

I visited the downtown location. The people here are very engaged and upbeat. The instructors are…read morevery knowledgeable and helpful.

I absolutely love curves! Great coaches! I have more energy and I feel great! I love the classes…read moreespecially yoga.

Awesome gym for women of any age or fitness level. You will be a fan on your first visit. Ask for a…read morefree trail and you will be hooked!!