Great facilities. Jude at the front desk was so accommodating and helpful. Will definitely be my…read moreregular gym. Clean and all equipment working great.

Tried getting a membership through a program my insurance offers (Active&Fit Direct) and they would…read morenot honor the membership. Stated I still had to pay an annual fee and a sign up fee which the insurance said was not true as they have a contract. "Manager" wasn't helpful at all. Overall gym has decent equipment, is relatively small, but be aware of the fees and immature staff.

Great community, energy and environment. No contract month to month membership for unlimited…read moreclasses. They have the best music and truly the kindest staff. Give them a try with a 3 day trial.

Been going here for almost 2 months...great place, coaches are great and the atmosphere is amazing.read more

Came for a day pass, while on vacation and great customer service from Jenny at the front deskread more

Hi I love this gym and ariana/ Adrian was amazing and so is all the staff...the black spa fitness…read morecenter is updated and effective also they have all the equipment and still managed to keep it small, we'll done guys thanks

Anthony gave great customer service when asking questions about the gym and any other questions I…read morehad about the memeberships.

I moved to the area last month and this is now my neighborhood location. You will find this Planet…read moreFitness on the north side of Sahara Ave. and just east of Maryland Parkway. It'll be behind the 7-11. This location is older and smaller, but it definitely has everything you need to get the basics done and more. The place is pretty clean, and the staff has been friendly to me for the most part. They have plenty of cardio equipment and a surprising number of squat racks here. Nice! They manage to pack quite a bit into a small space. There is more than enough here to get a good workout in no matter what you're doing. It's kind of wild, but (**knocks furiously on wood**) it never seems to be crazy busy there. Usually, the first two days of the year are pretty jammed packed everywhere. Not here. It was nice to be able to get in what I need in 45 minutes to an hour. I do love that water bottle refill at the water fountain! I like this place. I will be back, I'm sure. :P 4 solid stars.

The best! Have been hooked on Pilates since my first class with Alli. She's welcoming, fun and…read moreoverall an amazing person and instructor!

Nice studio....although I ended up not buying training because the schedule I chose conflicted with…read moremy sudden eligibility for corona vaccine. I didn't want to run the risk of vaccine side side effects interrupting $80/hour private sessions. Alli was easy to communicate with via e-mail. Straight forward re: pricing, availability, other details. Also really fun (unaffiliated) Run Club meets outside this location on Saturdays. Even though I didn't spend money, this locally owned (by a female) business earned a positive review from me.

I went to this gym for personal training. I was lured by Ritchie with false advertisements and…read moreoffers. After speaking with Zach he offered me personal training for 6 months on a $3000 program. I never received a class from him. He kept giving me excuses then transfer my program to Erika. I never saw Erika either. Everything was done on line. This is definitely a business that can't be trusted.

When you walk into a CrossFit box (which is what the CrossFit community calls their gym facilities)…read moreand everyone is hugging and loving on each other, it's a far cry from the usual intimidating stereotype that you hear about. That's exactly what I walked into when I was checking out FreeStyle CrossFit. This box has to get a lot of drop-ins from out of towners. They are right downtown and super easy to get to. I happen to be a new local and am on the hunt for my new box. I was welcomed right away and signed in. I met the coach/owner for the Saturday class and shown where to put my stuff, bathrooms, etc. The space itself is small. Very simple, garage style gym. The movements were broken down before the workout and I felt like I was in great hands with the members and coach. I just moved to the area and I'm not used to the heat. Towards the end of the workout (which was a partner WOD: workout of the day) I actually had to sit down because the heat was getting to me and my vision was blurring. Instead of pushing me to keep going, I was encouraged to sit in front of the fan and drink more water. That says a lot about what type of community and support this gym offers. I'm still checking out a few other spots, so event if FreeStyle CrossFit doesn't become my new home, they certainly will see me back for a drop-in now and then.

Black Box Gym is the best gym I've ever been to. The coaches truly care about meeting your goals…read moreand helping you reach your full potential. They continuously motivate you and help you reach what you didn't think was possible. The community here with the other members is wonderful, everyone pushes each other to do their best. If you're truly looking to transform your life I encourage you to come to this gym and see the results for yourself.

It's a great place to work out the trainers are the best I…read morelove it there Andriana Humberto

Fitness Factory (East Charleston) -- Review…read more 1. General Information This is my review of Fitness Factory on East Charleston. The gym is open 24/7, which is a huge plus, especially in a city like Las Vegas. Membership is straightforward: there's only one option at a very affordable $17/month with no contract. A sign-up fee applies--mine was $20.25 during a New Year's promotion, but it may vary. Day passes are available for $10 if you want to try the gym before committing. The sign-up process was simple; I joined at their smaller Lake Mead location, but you can also sign up online. Unfortunately, you *must* cancel in person, which is inconvenient. 2. Facilities and Equipment The gym is clean and generally well-maintained, though it does look a bit dated and could use a facelift. The biggest drawback is the limited variety of machines. While there's a solid weight training area, free weights, and cardio equipment, those accustomed to larger gyms (like LVAC) may feel restricted by the lack of machine options. Most equipment is in good condition and not outdated. Specialized equipment (like kettlebells or stability balls) is scarce. During my usual visits at 4 p.m., the gym wasn't too busy, but you may have to wait for a machine during peak times due to the limited selection. 3. Group Classes & Programs They offer a variety of group classes, but I haven't personally tried them. The option is there for anyone interested; I recommend checking with the staff for schedules and details. 4. Staff & Trainers My interactions with staff have been limited since I tend to keep to myself. However, during sign-up at the Lake Mead location, the staff member was polite, efficient, and helpful--nothing exceptional, but the experience was smooth and professional. 5. Cleanliness & Hygiene Overall, the gym is fairly clean--nothing extraordinary, but far from unpleasant. The men's bathroom and locker room are average in terms of cleanliness, though the dated design doesn't help the impression. There are lockers and showers, but no towel service or supplies (soap, shampoo, or hair dryers), so bring your own. Sanitation stations are available, and members are expected to wipe down equipment after use. 6. Atmosphere & Community The vibe here is neutral--not the most welcoming, but definitely not intimidating or overly competitive. Most members tend to keep to themselves or work out with a friend or two. It's less crowded than bigger gyms like LVAC, which is a plus, but limited machine variety still means you may have to wait during busy times. One downside: I noticed a lot of high school-aged members around 4 p.m. This isn't inherently bad, but it's something to be aware of if you prefer not to be around so many young people. Your experience may vary depending on the time you visit. 7. Amenities Amenities are good for the price. Lockers are available, but you'll need to bring your own lock. There are showers, a sauna, and a pool, though I recommend checking with the front desk for their hours of operation. Water stations are available, and there's a vending machine for drinks, but no smoothie bar or café. Parking is plentiful in front of the gym, but I didn't see any dedicated bike storage. For public transport, the RTC 206 Charleston and 203 Lamb bus stops are conveniently nearby. 8. Value & Overall Experience Fitness Factory has a lot going for it, especially for the price. Compared to LVAC, it's less crowded and has a better vibe, but the limited variety of machines might frustrate some users. For $17 a month (no contract), you get most of the same basic amenities as larger gyms--including access to their Lake Mead location. The 24/7 hours are perfect for service workers or anyone with an unusual schedule. This gym is best suited for beginners or those looking for a no-frills, budget-friendly membership. If you want a modern gym with high-end amenities, you won't find that here. Still, for the price, it's hard to beat. I recommend giving it a try--while there are drawbacks, the value and flexibility may make it worth it for many people.

Not up to par customer service and infrastructure of they're building is below standard. Something…read morewas always broken here whether it was the machines or a urinal /toilet/ sinks. Let me not mention the broken mirrors with duct tape on the And a mold smell in the bathrooms , with visible rust in the framing. I'm not trying to bash them these are just facts.