"Absolutely love this gym! The coaches are incredibly knowledgeable and supportive, and the entire…read moreenvironment is so welcoming. It doesn't matter what your fitness level is--everyone is friendly and encourages you to do your best. Highly recommend!"

I've been a few times. Great workout. Great coaches. I'm not a gym guy but they always make me feel…read morewelcome. And give me personalized tips, which I appreciate (and need). My wife loves it here too

ATP Gym is one of the best Powerlifting and strongman gym in AZ. They have all kinds barbells,…read morecalibrated kg plates. Official combo racks and a mono lift for any federation for training. Don't get me started with how many different types of strongman equipment. If you want to train at full capacity or want to be involved in a great strength community this is your gym. Btw they are private and have 24/7 access. Wow!!!

The place to be for anything strength related, specializing in powerlifting & strongmanread more

I dropped into CrossFit Fixx (Eastside) about a year ago while I was still new to Tucson, and there…read morewas a lot to like about the experience. The location is solid, the programming was well thought out, and the coach that day was knowledgeable and encouraging. The owner was also incredibly welcoming -- genuinely kind, present, and clearly passionate about what he's building here. The workout itself included both lifting and a short jog outside, which I actually enjoy as a change of pace. However, during that run, there was a moment that made me uncomfortable as a newcomer to the gym and to the city. I overheard a couple of members joking about and mocking Asian-sounding names. It may not have been intentional, but it landed poorly for me, especially as someone of Asian descent who was literally running just behind them. I want to be clear that this didn't feel like a reflection of the owner, the coaching, or the space itself -- more so a reminder of how important community awareness and inclusivity are, particularly in group fitness environments. As someone who values feeling safe and welcome when trying a new gym, that moment ultimately kept me from returning. That said, CrossFit Fixx has a lot going for it, and I truly believe it could be a great fit for the right people. I appreciated the warmth from leadership and the quality of the workout -- and I hope the culture continues to evolve in a way that makes everyone feel seen and respected. Another important thing is I'm in love class pass & Crossfit Fixx isn't available on Class Pass but I believe they do have a drop in fee.

Fixx was my first CrossFit experience, I have loved it since day one and continue to go back! Each…read moreWOD pushes me physically and mentally. The athletes and coaches at the gym are truly great! The ideology behind CrossFit that everyone cheers and pushes everyone to get better while trying to compete with you. No gym I'd rather be at! The workout capacity is within Covid guidelines, each person has their own workout "square" marked off to keep social distancing.

Coach Cody makes this place 5 stars. in fact, he makes it 5+ stars! if he were coaching today, he…read moresurely would have had a fun May the 4th be with you costume. to cheer up the agony of working out, and being away from home longer. His enthusiasm for us really shows through. unmatched care and encouragement for us all to be included into the active community.

Wow!!! Extremely disappointed. I have been trying to join a gym where I felt comfortable after so…read moremany years of not being able to workout. I thought I had finally found a safe and fun place. My first session was that. I had a great workout until I had to deal with the administrative staff. I signed up due to the promotion (unlimited for $24 for the first month). Well to my surprise that's not what Kat signed me up for. She signed me up for a more expensive package with less use of the gym. Instead of apologizing and correcting her mistake she tried to blame it on me. The manager is the worst. According to the manager they record the customers (which I believe is illegal) when I asked for the recording she refused to let me view and listen to it. No wonder people in other states have sued OT.

I was recommended to this facility by my nurse practitioner to regain strength after weight loss. I…read morehave been very pleased with quality of their services, team attitude and welcoming atmosphere. I'm only 6 weeks in and already encouraged by my progress.

As a fitness and outdoor enthusiast, I have always been very active... until things changed…read more Pregnancy, injury, and aging transpired to a busy working mother in chronic pain. I have always worked on my fitness and what once worked was no longer yielding results. I came across Telos and decided to give their free class a try. I knew I had nothing to lose. Though I survived the class, I was worried that I reinjure myself by going to hard, too fast. I decided I needed professional help. I swallowed my pride and signed up right away. Started with 30 minute sessions twice a week and slowly built up to 3 times a week for 1 hour. After 8 weeks, I'm stronger, finally pain free, and I can do moves I have been unable to do in 8+ years! It still plan on joining the regular group classes but I am enjoying the personalized sessions. My trainer has my ability in mind and knows just how far I can go and pushes me a little further. I even signed my son up for the teen performance class and I love how it's given him more confidence in competitive swim and soccer. He feels stronger and when he plays against the "big kids", he no longer shys away. It can be scary trying new things but this gym is absolutely NOT intimidating. I love my hour in the gym because it's 1 hour I am dedicating to myself without distraction. I love that it's just me, my trainer, and good music. Everything else can wait. The best time to start good habits is yesterday, the next best time is today!