Great trainers, cool & friendly group of clients who workout regularly at this gym. Family…read moreatmosphere.

Worst experience from any Orangetheory I have been to. Staff is unfriendly and very clickish!…read more Your better off going to take classes at Mountainside Fitness next door

Very clean, extremely friendly staff and community. I feel totally safe and comfortable even…read morethough I'm more of a marshmallow-shape than a gym bunny. My daughter loves the pools and enjoys the child care well enough that I don't feel guilty when needing her entertained for a quick sanity-driving spin class. If they doubled their spin and yoga class offerings, they'd get that 5th start--often full and not many options for times. We're really lucky to have such a wellness-minded, family-focused space in our neighborhood, especially since the price point is still manageable.

You pay a fortune to have your family be a member and they eliminate access for all people to…read morecertain areas because they implement additional paid activities - I play basketball and they shut down the court consistently with training (additional charge) and kids summer camp (additional charge) - it is a terrible practice. They don't do that to other areas like the pickleball courts. I was part of their "founding members" list when they started and they don't even bother to ask or work with the membership.

TLDR; signing up for the 9-week transformation was hands down one of the best decisions I've made…read morefor myself in quite a while. They give you the tools to bet on yourself, and win. I had attempted to lose the 25-30lbs id put on for ~2-2.5 years with zero traction. I would start enthusiastically, and when I didn't see ANY results, I'd either give up completely or take my foot off the gas considerably. Then wash. rinse. repeat. I was completely hopeless and frustrated with my self and my life. Enter underground fitness. I left my initial consultation with Dave feeling almost giddy (and. don't use that phrase lightly). Everything he said just clicked - for the 1st time in a long time, it felt not only possible but likely that I would be able lose the weight. And 9+ weeks in that feeling hasn't gone away. Thanks to Dave and my Trainer Tripp (honestly one of the most knowledgeable trainers i've ever met), and despite my newly discovered hypothyroidism, I've lost 3 inches off my waist, I have the confidence to take pictures with my family/niece and even been able to bring a few items of clothing out of retirement! And all this was possible without being forced to eat salads or protein shakes all day. Dave taught me how to be accountable for myself and my food. If I want dessert, and make sure I have it budgeted into my daily calories and I eat that dessert. He genuinely cares about his clients and his only goal is for your to reach your goals, and in the process teach you how to eat for the rest of your life. Honestly, could have easily gotten double the money out of me for the following 9 weeks program but because I was doing well with my nutrition, he moved me to a less hands-on 9-week program. And frankly, Just knowing that I know how to lose the weight and keep it off and that I won't have to deal with this issue again is pretty mind-boggling.

I'm sharing this for safety reasons…read more During a squat session a few months back, I told my trainer that my back was hurting during the squats. Despite this, I was instructed to complete another set. During that final set, I injured my back badly enough that I could not walk afterward. At no point was the exercise stopped, reduced, or modified when I reported pain. I still can't squat, my back isn't fully recovered. Afterward, communication was disappointing. When my husband and I later explained that we needed to pause training due to finances, we received no response. Regardless of certification or experience level, a trainer should prioritize client safety, listen when pain is reported, and communicate professionally. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. Update: After posting this review, the trainer contacted me and offered me money to take my review down. Since he can't contact me he reached out to my husband regarding my review. I am adding this update for transparency.

I have a membership at a corporate gym in the Phoenix area, which I do love. However, it lacks some…read moreequipment I prefer and gets too busy. I was recommended by a friend to try Fitness 1 due to the quality of equipment as well as the old school atmosphere. The communication with Chad prior to visiting was great. He welcomed me when I came in and showed me around the gym, explaining how it was laid out and where I can find certain pieces of equipment. This included equipment like the pendulum squat, which can't be found in most commercial gyms. He also showed me where much of the power lifting equipment was and even discussed the childcare. I spent the next 90 minutes using amazing equipment such as Rogue, Precor, and my personal favorite, Arsenal. The culture in the gym was great. Everyone was working towards their own personal goals, all while supporting and assisting each other. They were even being spotters for others in the gym who they did not know, but supported nevertheless. Other gymgoers were not playing on their phones or hanging out in the gym, showing they were all there for a reason. After a good 90 minute workout, I went back and spoke to Chad. I told him I wanted to get a membership, paying for an entire year up front. Chad was able to do all this without pressuring me at all, which seems to be uncommon in the gym world. He lets the gym and the culture the staff at Fitness 1 has created, along with others in the gym, sell the product. All of this came with no hidden fees, which is just icing on the cake. Fitness 1 is a hidden "gym" in the fitness industry. It is an example of what all gyms should be and should be mirrored.

Best gym in the valley. You will get everyday people and professionals BUT nobody cares! People…read morehere go into the gym to workout not for a fashion show which is nice. Reminds me more of an old school gym!!

I have a complaint that needs to be addressed. It's not with any staff as they are great but with…read morethe machines that were removed which I had used 5 days a week. This is the only remaining ab machine and today for 20 minutes I had one person on it. I had no other one to use that supports my back. I have trouble getting up and down off the floor. While other machines were shown to me to use this one works best. And there is only 1 in the club?? They removed my pull down ab one and didn't leave great options. Right now both hydrobeds don't work. The lounger is occupied and you can see several machines are down. Not acceptable.

Back on par! Friendly place, got some new equipment, TVs have been working. You cannot beat the…read moreprice for all you get if you use your membership! All good here!

Great gym! Has large selection of specialty barbells, calibrated plates and other strength…read moreequipment.

Awesome gym! Respectful members, top notch equipment and knowledgeable owners. Badge in and badge…read moreout at your convenience. The gym is clean with water and drinks for sale. Welcoming atmosphere to novice lifters. Good mix of experienced lifters, trainers and independent members doing functional fitness. Olympic weights, rouge racks, rowers, assault bikes, bands, kettle bells, dumbbells, medicine balls, etc

This was the first time I've ever set foot in Beuf Rec Center. I went there to have my taxes done…read moreby AARP Tax Aide. I found the center to be very clean and helpful associates who directed me to the right room. The tax volunteers were fabulous, knowledgeable and fun to work with. I picked up an April calendar listing all the great things offered at this Center. I will be joining and partake in activities/events. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

Paid $20 for a 1 year membership and the gym is closed or occupied for the summer because of kids…read moreactivities/games and elders league...should be $10 instead of $20 for a 1 year membership...talk about a rip off...

This review is specifically for the childcare…read more The girls working here are truly wonderful and I appreciate that most of them are moms. I don't even know where to begin. Dropping my 4th baby off was just as hard for me as my 1st baby! As a stay at home mom, and a homeschooling family, I am very picky about who watches my children. Walking into the gym only being 8 weeks postpartum, I was really nervous not only because it was my first gym experience, but mostly because I had a little bitty 8 week old newborn baby and I didn't want anyone to watch him other than me I let Kylah (the childcare manager) know that I was really nervous about dropping my newborn off. She was attentive and understanding with my initial concerns, but her sweet demeanor and confidence she displayed reassured me as she talked me through everything. I felt comfortable dropping them off and since then our family has been coming pretty consistently M-F since April, and now, they can't get rid of us! Other girls I can think off the top of my head that are also just so sweet with my kids are Amber, Alexis, Samantha, Christina, and I'm sure there's more. Kylah does not receive enough credit or recognition for her hard work. Her ability to manage the needs of multiple children while still giving individual attention is truly impressive. She treats them as her own. She listens to me and what I might want for my kids that day, she does her absolute best. I trust her and I appreciate how patient and attentive she is with children, no matter the situation. She handles challenging situations with grace and professionalism, always putting the children's needs first. She consistently goes above and beyond, and I know my kids are in good hands with her.

They started getting worse by adding cheap equipment they didn't have room for, so people had less…read moreroom to stretch and do lunges, etc. Now they've taken away part of the cardio area and put a stretching area in front of it. So not only is there less cardio, but NO woman wants to stretch in front of bunch of people doing cardio directly behind them. They've also taken equipment like mats and other things and put them in an area where there's classes, so you can't actually get them if there's a class going on. They added combination locks to the locker rooms, and put in different saunas. They also changed out the weights and the dumbbell and barbell racks even tho it wasn't needed. I'm sure they'll raise our membership prices, and I'll be looking for a new gym. Management has failed their members on too many levels to list.