I love coming here. All the right equipment and super friendly staff, especially the owner!…read more I can't give 5-stars because they're not handicapped friendly. We brought my dad here to walk in the pool to strengthen his legs and while walking in the door he tripped and fell, knocking my mom down him, on the runner inside of door! The runner is not industrial, it's more like a runner you'd buy at Wayfair for your hallway at home. No elevators to help him get to second level to work on bikes. My last complaint is the customer service at front desk, two of the gals (Blond) are like dead fish! I just shake my head because well... it's not my business! Other than that, great facility and GREAT POOL!!!!

From the owner: 777 Fitness and Wellness is a premier fitness and training facility with a strong commitment…read moretowards personalized services for those seeking to achieve a healthier lifestyle. We know that you have a lot of options when it comes to gyms and health clubs, but we believe we offer what no one else does. We deliver health, fitness, and wellness programs to promote a greater sense of personal and community health. 777 Fitness and Wellness offers several weight rooms, full cardio section, a large swimming pool, spa area complete with a wet and dry sauna, group fitness classes, group training, personal training, and so much more all in one amazing facility. Create the ultimate personalized fitness experience and find your healthiest life!

Cleanest gym in town. So much room! So much equipment! I definitely highly recommend Plaza Fitness.read more

I love plaza but do wish the rules were a bit more logical/reasonable…read more I see people doing heavy squats (up to 400+) all the time on the power rack without any type of safety stop or even a spotter. This is exactly how bodybuilder Justin Vicky died just last week squating 460lb (spurring me to write this). On the other hand, Plaza doubled the number of "Don't drop the dumbbells" signs a few months ago. Soon after that I saw a guy get chewed out for lowering some big dumbbells to the floor after a heavy flat press. He didn't drop them or even let them escape his hands, he just lowered them as slow as he could after doing flat presses, but it made a thud noise and that counted as dropping. So now anytime someone flat presses heavy dumbbells they've got to catch them on their knees while also catching their forward momentum before their head goes through the mirror in front of them? That's fine as long as you don't let the 100 to 150 dumbbells touch the floor and make a thud. Also, good luck if you have a shoulder problem because you'll be loosing your membership if you bail out of any kind of dumbbell press. In the mean time, don't worry about the other guy on the opposite side of the room deadlifting 405 and letting the weight free-fall from waste high to the ground with every rep. I love all the people, the atmosphere, and the equipment at Plaza. That's why it's got my 4 stars. But I've got to reserve the last star for when the rules become a little more focused on safety of the people and equipment. Honestly though, I couldn't care less about seeing additional rules added to the squat and deadlift area. I'd be fine to see natural selection and liability waivers in the membership contract work that issue out naturally. However, when the rules and the way they're enforced with the dumbbells don't allow them to be used as intended and in the safest manner (or even unsafely), that's not good for anybody.

Granite has serious culture problems from the Managment and owner. There's this strange dynamic…read morewhere most of the employees seem to be instructed to tell customers "I don't know" and point them to directly contact management via email. Which is cumbersome and a waste of everyone's time honestly. Then ultimately management will just brush you off, and give you non answers. Whilst also they like to give a sort of PC droid responses, as if they think they are speaking on CNN about politics. It's annoying because you're just a a paying human customer at the gym, and you just want another human to hear you and respond to you. But they won't. They waste your time and give you the run around about 10 different ways. Which makes you more frustrated in the end. The childcare is not licensed. Therefore they also don't have any accountability if you spot any problems. And the management will give you the runaround yet again if you just try to cordially speak with them about any problems. And when it comes to the care and protection of children... you would think any facility would 100% just want to do the right thing, and abide by the licensing regulations to protect children, which is also coming from the current AAP standards for childcare. Frequent issues with wildly inappropriate clothing, in what's supposed to be a "family gym" environment. I was uncomfortable with 3 teenage girls wearing thongs and g string bikinis in the pool area, and I just got non answers from the front desk again. And referred to management yet again. And management and the owner actually think that allowing underage girls to wear g strings in public, is somehow some kind of personal freedom choice that they "can't do anything about". But the basic laws about public decency in our city would say otherwise. The free weight areas needs a bit more guidance and regulating from the staff of the gym. There's pretty much always some goons taking up vital working space there, doing non free weight things. It's just kind of a free for all of people doing whatever they want, anywhere in the gym. And the manager and owner seem to think that that's just fine. It's very much like a low level budget gym vibe, like Gold's, or planet fitness, where very unserious people are doing weird things right up in the tiny free weight space, stopping you from appropriately using the free weight space as intended. Except here, you easily are spending over $100 a month for this low class vibe. The gym has the capacity overall to become something great. They have the space, and the equipment. But bad Managment and even worse ownership, with an elitist attitude that never seeks to serve the paying customer... it just really ruins everything the gym could have been. If they got better management that actually wanted to help people, and taught employees to actually do something and know something, and if they licensed the childcare and made a better effort there, and actually policed the spaces like the pool area and the free weights, so areas were used appropriately... then there could be great and massive enjoyment for all paying customers! But right now it's just a mess. An expensive mess.

This is an amazing gym... and I don't use that word lightly. I was planning on moving to Billings…read morebefore my company had other plans for me, but I did have the privilege of working out here while I was in Billings. The place is so clean, so spacious, so well-equipped. The clientele are all polite and clean and keep to themselves. The staff could not be nicer. The locker rooms are so large and clean. The pool has perfect chemistry. Towel service is done right. I'm so disappointed I didn't get to move to Billings- not least because I can't work out here. I would definitely recommend this gym, and I would hope other gyms would use them as an example of how to run a very high-quality gym.

Recently started membership and workouts. Need more time at the facility to provide an accurate…read moreassessment.

I love this location of anytime fitness! We just moved to Billings and in my hunt for a gym I…read moresampled Yellowstone fitness, Granite fitness, and Anytime. Anytime outpaced the others in my book. It checked all of my boxes: close to home, open any time (they give you a key FOB for non-staffed hours), quiet and low-volume at the times I work out, and very clean equipment and showers/restrooms. I usually bike to this location in the early morning and there are only ever 3 or 4 people there with me. I can accomplish my workout without having to wait for a machine or weights and I love that I can use the training room with access to stretch bands, foam rollers, kettle bells, bosu balls, etc. etc. Alex, the new manager, is super friendly and will give you a 7 day free trial which includes the key FOB to access the gym outside of normal hours. They also set you up with a free goal-setting meeting with Stephanie, the trainer. She gives you your current stats and reviews your goals, works with you on a timeline for accomplishing those goals and sets up a free training session with her. There is no pressure to pay for personal training (OK, a little bit-hence the 4 stars) but the test session is well worth trying and Stephanie is very knowledgeable and professional. I have post-partum abdominal diastasis and she happened to have a book on specific exercises to heal the abdominal muscles for diastasis. Overall, very impressed with the customer service and attention, cleanliness, and accessibility. Bummed that the downtown location does not have more classes (spin)!!

I had my membership terminated for texting a member there who complained about me. I am considering…read morelegal actions. My experience was not a good one.

The customer service is horrible and the staff feel it's ok to harass their members if they don't…read moreclean the club's equipment for them!

1 Star I've been to…read morea lot of gyms, and this was easily one of the worst customer service experiences I've had. The employee I dealt with, Shane, came across as dismissive, rude, and completely uninterested in helping customers. Every question felt like an inconvenience, and the interaction left me wondering why someone working in customer service seemed so determined to make people feel unwelcome. A gym should be a place where members feel comfortable and supported, but this experience was the exact opposite. The facilities may be fine, but one negative interaction can completely change how people view a business. Based on my experience, management should seriously look into how customers are being treated at the front desk. I rarely leave negative reviews, but this experience was frustrating enough that I felt others should know what to expect.

I read the reviews here and ignored them, my mistake. The staff here are ridiculously rude. Walking…read morein for the first time I was greeted by Ashlee with a disinterested 'SUP?'. Are you kidding me? That's totally inappropriate. No "how can I help you?" or even "hi" would have been better. Nothing to make a newcomer feel welcomed, I felt like I was a burden to her. This girl has no business working in customer service. She was completely disinterested, disengaged, and rude. No welcome, no tour, no asking if I had any questions, BUT she was texting on her phone while making me fill out all the information myself. Don't know why I bothered even finding a human if this was how I was going to be treated. This is some of the worst customer service I've ever received and corporate should really address these terribly rude people.

Ok people, I know this place is pricey- BUT it's amazing!!! If you know you can't swing one of the…read morememberships don't try a class! Its an addicting experience! Every coach I've had has been great. They explain every step and are encouraging throughout the workout. The dark room and loud music definitely help keep the motivation going especially on tough circuits! Orange theory prides themselves on variety, you will never do the same workout twice. There are three areas: rowers, weight floor, and treadmills. During each session you work in these three areas but with different goals each time. They monitor your heart rate the entire time so you can keep track of where you stand the whole workout and it helps you understand how you are improving over time. If you want to utilize this feature you do need to purchase one of their heart rate monitors- I believe there are three different options right now. I still do weight training days at my other gym but this is quickly becoming my preferred method of fitness. Oh! And don't be afraid to go alone! Everyone is so focused on what they are doing that it's easy to just be there for and with yourself.

I love orangetheory! The coaches are very friendly and helpful. It can be intimidating going to a…read moregym but that is not the case here. The work outs can be challenging but the coaches make sure to keep up the motivation. Can't wait to take another class!

I really enjoyed the couple years I spent working out there. The only thing that stopped me was…read morewhen I had another baby, and there was no child care/ room options. So I had to move to a mega gym only for that option. A lot of my lifts improved during my time there. Dayne was always helpful and kind, which is great to see in a gym owner, in a world where most owners act condescending. Dayne was always so helpful to me!

Beartooth is the BEST gym in Billings! After trying every other facility (small and large), I…read morelanded at Beartooth Performance. The staff and members are welcoming, kind and helpful. There is a huge sense of community within the gym. I've made many connections from the events they offer for members, family, friends and the rest of the community. My favorite aspect of the gym is their programming. The owner programs for his members, he doesn't use a software program of third party. This type of care is not common in the CrossFit world. There really is no comparison. If you want experts guiding your fitness journey, Beartooth is the place to be!