Great place, with great amenities. Really like the atmosphere, the people, and the equipment. It's…read morealways very clean and both the staff and Jim members are very courteous

I'm absolutely fed up with this location. If you are a basketball player, do not waste your money…read morehere. They clearly don't care about the basketball community anymore. The courts are constantly closed without any notice. If it's not for pickleball "maintenance," it's for endless birthday parties. It's getting ridiculous--you show up ready to play during open gym hours, and the court is suddenly blocked off for a party that wasn't on the schedule. Other major issues: Filthy Floors: The court floors are rarely cleaned. They are incredibly dusty and slippery, which is a massive injury risk. For the price of a Life Time membership, the floors should be pristine. Wasted Space: There is plenty of empty flex space in this building, but management refuses to use it. They would rather kick basketball members off the court than use the other areas. Zero Maintenance: They'll spend money on pickleball instantly, but they won't fix the basketball hoops. We are left playing with "kid-sized" balls or cheap gear that belongs in a daycare, not a premium fitness club.

Neat gym but they will try to syphon money out of you like they are on life support. Came off as…read moredesperate. Almost made me feel bad for them. When I told them I had already used up my budget and didnt want to spend 600$ for training sessions, guy in the hat goes "So how much CAN you spend" Go work at a car dealership buddy. I just want to come and work out not get a sales pitch thrown at me.

Lots and lots and lots of teenagers working out with their shirts off, flirting, being a little…read moreloud. Kind of like Planet Fitness except these teens are working out a little harder. If you're not into the teen social hour, try going early AM or during the day.

OTF locations never disappoint and OTF Flower Mound was no exception. The booking and check-in…read moreprocess was seamless. The front desk staff were welcoming and friendly. Icing on the cake was getting to take OG Coach Dana's class after a few years. She is awesome! The studio is spacious and loved the overall layout. The facility is well cared for and maintained spotlessly. Conveniently located with plenty of parking.

I have been a member of Orangetheory for a decade. In that time I have frequented many studios…read moreacross the US. That should speak volumes to the extraordinary workout that it is. You never regret showing up! Being new to the area I transferred my membership with no hassle to the FloMo studio. I was instantly able to pick up from where I left off. The team at the studio have made me feel incredibly welcome and have made my move to Texas that much easier. I enjoy all of the coaches, each bringing something different to each class. They are thoughtful people and really want you to get the most out of your workout. Thank you coach Sarah, Dana, Julianna, Ashley, Amy, Meghan, and Denise. Jaydan, Betti, Breea, and Annabelle, I appreciate your welcoming smiles each day I walk through those studio doors. Until I see you again under the orange lights.

RayzorRanch is one of a kind!! We have family in Argyle that we visit regularly, so we dropped in…read morefor the week recently. We LOVED it! The programming was awesome. Workouts kick your butt and they are FUN and well thought out. Every single coach was intentional, attentive and helped with everything from technique to pacing, etc. I was able to become more confident in new skills just in one week. And as far as CrossFit goes, it was affordable too! Also, there is something to be said about a gyms client base and how they treat drop ins/newcomers... Rayzor Ranch was by far the friendliest gym I have ever been in! We loved Rayzor Ranch and are happy to have a new home away from home when in town.

I'm 2 months in and have been loving CrossFit at Rayzor Ranch. I was stuck in a rut doing the same…read moreworkouts week by week and this programming is a breath of fresh air with all the diversity of movements. Head Coach Tucker does a good job at providing the perfect balance of pushing you while not over-coaching or throwing too much at you. It's really nice that the training allows for a progression of any experience level. My biggest concerns were around injury but there is a lot of emphasis on warm-up and mobility. The community is really supportive and friendly, was exciting to join during the CF Open with all the community events. Come by and try it out you will not regret it and the 1st week is free.

This is the pilates club I have dreamed of! The front staff is welcoming and knowledgeable about…read morethe classes instructors and offered an introduction and walk-through of the studio upon arrival. All of the instructors are very friendly and they ask if anyone has injuries or any areas of concern before they start the class. Also, each instructor has an individual program. Each instructor customizes a program and associated music for the content they have scheduled. What I like is that each class is different and it challenges my body and it makes me more aware of my movement during the class and ultimately my results. Well done team!! Namaste.

My husband and I tried a free class at Club Pilates and really enjoyed it, so we signed up. Before…read morecommitting, we specifically asked about freezing memberships, since I was caring for my mother with stage 4 cancer. They assured us we could freeze at any time. Unfortunately, just one week later I had an emergency appendectomy, so we froze our membership. Three months after that, I needed back surgery--and this time, they refused to freeze it. Instead, they told us to quit because it "wasn't worth" paying $25 a month to hold the membership. We were still charged for the following month and lost all of those classes. On top of that, even when we tried to book classes, most were already full, making it extremely difficult to use the membership we were paying for. One of our very first classes was accidentally booked as one of the hardest levels. We didn't know, and no one guided us. Instead of supporting us, the instructor called me out in front of everyone, embarrassed me, and then went to the front desk to yell at the staff member--again, in front of my husband and other clients. This studio is not about helping people--they're all about money. Between the lack of compassion, unprofessional behavior, and the difficulty of even getting into classes, this was a deeply disappointing experience.

I love my box! Coach Kayla and Coach John are great. I love the progress that I have made in the…read morelast six months. Real people and real workouts!

Wasn't sure what to expect with my first experience with crossfit. I expected a lot of meat-heads,…read morejocks, or the "fitter-than-thou" crowd. Instead, Crossfit Denton is a very welcoming community that accepts each person and whatever fitness level they are at. This is a fun, supportive, and interesting (i.e. great, challenging workouts) place to crossfit at.

FBBC is THE best place to work out! The small classes and the coaching make you feel like you are…read moreworking out with a personal trainer, but not at a personal training price. Les, the owner, is inspirational, friendly, and supportive. Great place to be in Highland Village!

There is a clearly listed rule in the fitness area that children under the age of 13 are not…read moreallowed. This rule is regularly broken and not enforced at all. I just watched a young couple allow their child (maybe age 4-5?) climb all over the lifting racks as they biked (with their back to the child) and/or sat on their phone. They even adjusted the safety racks, j-hooks, and bench so she could climb about more. Didn't reset anything when they were done. I'm glad she didn't fall. Not sure what the point of the rule is if it isn't enforced.

there was way to much emphasis on the 'pride' flag/ group. the climbing itself was fine though the…read moreinstructor i had did not listen very well to what me and my friend were saying and asking about climbing. overall it was ok but i wish again that they were not so blatently for 'pride'. i want to be inclusive (before anyone says i am just a bigot or something) but all of the 'pride' stuff is just an abomination and a sin. you can be forgiven, but being trans, gay, lesbian, or any of the other stuff, is just pure evil and is from satan himself!