EŌS can be packed at peak times - this location is no different. The staff here is very friendly…read moreand keeps the location clean. A tip is to use the machines by the elevator that require you to log in - they usually are open and not used. The training team here is great! Some other locations are pushy and annoying.

Skip this gym, went to cancel the over-promised membership and amenities and its like I was talking…read morea diff language. Kept being passed around. Hot tub, sauna, pool are always 'in service'. Front desk people are useless. Went in for a workout one day, got charged for kids pass, then when took my kid-it was Closed! Instead of giggling pay attention! When I went back the girls giggled and said 'Ohhhh Yea, it is closed'. WTF! This and MORE is why im canceling. Not worth it!

Great facility that allows by the hour gym rental for personal trainers. The gym is clean with a…read morevariety of equipment as well as a turf area.

From the owner: The Lifting Yards is a premium private gym offering services for clients & trainers alike…read more We offer rental for personal trainers to operate independently, as well as specialized group classes, and personalized training programs that focus on quality & results. Clientele base ranges from youth athletes to middle aged parents to aspiring bodybuilders.

Great first impression but .... Don't plan on working out…read morefrom 8am to 8pm. At 6pm there are 2-3 people waiting for each piece of equipment. Then don't plan on a complete workout if you are taller than 5' 10" tall. Equipment is European and made for people shorter than the average US male. Most guys here are in that 5'6" range but I wish I would have realized that was the target height before paying for a couple months.

Do not give this business your credit card. My credit card was disabled - marked for fraud. I…read morecalled them to pay my balance as soon as I received their text message. They put a late fee on my account & refused to adjust it.

Look this gym used to be my favorite place to be, and honestly even tho i am leaving i still wish…read morethe best for it. There are some things to look out for if you are considering this gym: 1. Be careful and read the contracts, i think they do an okay job with telling you, but remember canceling you have to "give" (whatever that's considered) a 30 day notice 2. When i left, there was no grace, the young blonde lady had some attitude and wasn't really friendly at all, (after i've been trying cancel for months but was pushed back or avoided some how) and that attitude kind of hurt because it made me feel like if i wanted to come back, i don't want to come back to that. In conclusion, it used to be a serious powerlifting/body building gym to be at, but it's slightly declined with that culture (i believe it's still there tho, and i've heard good things about their dojo) and if you aren't looking to go to a gym for that, than quite frankly the price just doesn't make sense, it will be easily 30+ dollars a month maybe a little cheaper if you get a contract. but there are gyms out there (and soon to be down the street) that are cheaper and with better equipment and facilities at that. look i've had some serious good workouts in the past there, and for the most part there is kind people, (some a little judgy) i just hate the bad taste left from that awfully passive aggressive conversation about canceling. but honestly Strouds is trying and you can tell, but just be aware of all that. Good luck

A serious gym for serious lifters. This gym is one of the best-equipped gyms in the DFW metroplex…read morefor strength athletes. Dedicated equipment and facilities for powerlifting, strongman, Olympic weightlifting, and bodybuilding with most everything you could ever need. The amenities are great too: a full locker room with showers and sauna, dedicated martial arts dojo, and a multipurpose room with great lighting for technical practice and warm-up. The staff are friendly and carry on the Kirk Stroud legacy with honor. Trainers are available for consultation during all hours for beginners to advanced competitors. I bring all my friends here to train with me, and would love to see you here soon!

This gym is decent for the price, but it definitely has its drawbacks. The monthly membership cost…read moreis reasonable, although keep in mind there is an annual fee that wasn't clearly mentioned when I signed up. The staff is generally friendly, which is a plus. The cardio movie room is a nice feature, but they tend to play the same movies month after month, year after year and most of the entire selection seems geared toward a male audience. Annoying. My biggest complaint is cleanliness. The gym could do a much better job maintaining and sanitizing equipment for a gym open 24 hours. I would strongly recommend wiping down any machine before and after using it. I saw the same gum wrapper in the treadmill I use 4 days in a row. And this was recent. Cleanliness of equipment has been an issue since they opened. Overall, it's not a bad gym for the money, the staff is kind but if cleanliness and parking are important to you, there are definitely other options in the area.

I've been going to this gym for over a year now, and recently I had an experience that feels very…read moreunfair and shitty on their part The gym offers a 1-2-3 referral program: Refer 1 person get an EOS t-shirt Refer 2 people get 3 months free membership Refer 3 people get 1 year free membership The only condition stated on their referral sign-up sheet is: "All qualifying referrals must be made within the same calendar month and need to stay a member for the next 90 days."(See attached photo). Even ChatGPT says nothing about the referring member. Based on this, I referred 3 of my friends, and they all signed up on the same day. Now I'm being told by staff that the referral program only applies during my first month as a member. This was never mentioned anywhere--not on the website, not on the referral sheet, and not verbally when I asked about it beforehand. Before referring my friends, I even called the gym to confirm the details, and no one mentioned this limitation. During my friends' sign-ups, the sales rep took my information (email and phone number) and assured me he would submit everything to management and that I'd hear back within a week. I never received any communication. When I followed up, I was told that only one of my referrals was counted. What happened to the other two? There has been no clear explanation. At this point, it feels like the gym is trying to avoid honoring the 1-year free membership reward. The written terms only refer to the qualifying referrals and say nothing about restrictions on the referring member's membership timeline. This situation is frustrating and misleading, and feels like they are cheating their way out of the perk.

Gym & locker room is clean, always have wipes available to clean the equipment before and after you…read moreuse it. The group classes are good. The hydro massage chairs are great! The staff is friendly.

Absolutely ridiculous experience…read more My wife went to Crunch Fitness in North Richland Hills to use the advertised free day pass. She brought her Texas driver's license, which already had our current North Richland Hills address on it. Somehow that was not enough. She even pulled up her official USPS change of address confirmation, and they still refused to let her work out. Instead, they told her she had to bring a lease or mortgage statement. Show me where that requirement is posted. It isn't on the website, it wasn't mentioned when signing up for the pass, and no one could provide anything in writing. If this is really your policy, why hide it from customers until they walk through the door? If it isn't your policy, then your employees are making up rules as they go. We wasted our time driving there, only to be treated like we were trying to scam the system. My wife had a valid government-issued ID with the correct address and official USPS documentation confirming our move. Apparently that still wasn't good enough. This was your chance to earn two new members, and instead you guaranteed you won't get our business. If this is how you treat people before they even join, I can't imagine how existing members are treated when they have a problem. I have asked for the written policy that says a lease or mortgage is required for a free day pass, and so far no one has been able to produce it. Until someone can, I can only assume the staff either doesn't know the policy or is making up requirements that don't exist. Save yourself the trip and go somewhere that values potential customers instead of creating obstacles for them.

Excellent gym! Exactly what I was looking for. I've been to 4 different trainers. At Quads, you get…read moreresults! Best gym, awesome trainer coach Mike.

Best hardcore gym I've been to anywhere in the area. It's not for everyone but if you are an old…read moreschool lifter this is where you need to go. Fantastic environment and great humble staff!

I used to have a monthly membership quite a few years ago. They don't offer the monthly anymore,…read morebut the annual is very manageable ($30 for Hurst residents) though I've been told the rates will go up October 1st. I was surprised at first, but then I saw all the upgrades they've made since I was last a member. Great upgrades. The walking track has been painted, the smaller fitness room with the cardio machines has been laid out better, and they made an amazing weight room in the second gym. I was just astounded at the work they've put in to make this place more functional over the years, and way better equipment. For $75 annual, or $100 starting October 1st, you get two fitness rooms, a real indoor walking track, workout classes, an upstairs strengthening room, and the nicest front desk staff. That's less than half of what you'd pay at the gym. I can't believe I had been wasting money at a gym for less features and perks. Keep up the great work!

I've grown really fond of this place. My husband and I decided we were going to get a gym…read moremembership back in January to start the year off right. We paid $100 for a family annual pass since we are Hurst residents. The folks working the front desk are always very friendly and helpful. The gym seems to be kept in good condition and I frequently see them cleaning different areas. Antibacterial wipes to wipe down the machines after you use them are readily available at pretty much all times, you never have to go very far to seek any out. I've never had any issues with broken machines. It's also much less busy than some of the other gyms in the area, which I love. They do not have a sauna or pool or any fancy equipment (for example; prone leg curl, v squat machine, hip thrust machine etc) but they have all your basic machines, plenty of cardio machines and a turf area with a sled pull. My one gripe is that I wish they had better hours. They close at 5:00pm Friday and Saturday, and are closed all day Sunday. I got a gym membership somewhere else to supplement some of the other stuff and the days the Hurst Rec was closed, but I ended up cancelling it because I just had a much better experience at the Hurst Rec and ended up using Sunday as a rest day anyway. It's no frills but it gets the job done, and for the price, it's pretty hard to beat.