Always high quality coaches that are very knowledgeable. Always something new and exciting!read more

I've been doing Crossfit now for almost 2 years and I started and have stayed with Crossfit…read moreAggieland. The atmosphere here had been so encouraging and I've grown so much since I began with them. It's been thrilling to have been a member as the m gym has grown and grown, in both class sizes, coaches, talent, and even the size of the physical gym! CFA offers skills training and yoga on Sundays, and have quite the Saturday morning crowd every weekend. In the summers they offer lifting classes and throughout the year, there are healthy eating challenges to participate in. They also have an in-house competition every October that offers a chance to test yourself just within your gym, and they encourage participation in the Crossfit Open every spring. CFA offers 10 classes a day, which makes it really easy to switch around if needed, but what I find wonderful is that the class times each have their own personalities and a solid group of the same people that attend every day. The coaches are always on the same page and go through and breakdown the movements, even when it's a class of veterans. There is usually two coaches for every class, but depending on the time of the class, there are usually two or three more coaches who will stop what they are doing to watch your lift and give you pointers, especially during the busy afternoon classes. Along with having a solid set up for the gym, and programming that is incredibly on point, the entire atmosphere of CTA reeks of family. Six or seven times a year there is a pot-luck, pool party, or my favorite, the Craw-Fit boil. Over the past two years I've made some wonderful life-changes and CFA helped pull that trigger. I've done some things I never thought I would do and most days I feel stronger than ever. Even when I just absolutely do not what to workout, if I show up, I always feel good walking out. And the support from the other members has been astonishing. A lot of CF gyms talk about being the same way, but everyone at CFA has fostered that supportive environment and with that support, I have been able to participate in different events and do extremely well, even when I didn't think I would! I've also met some of the best people and made some of the best friends at CFA. I really can't say enough good things about my experience thus far, and I continue to look forward to the experiences in the future.

I visited this gym on a trial pass. The staff are very friendly and knowledgable. However, the gym…read moreis definitely geared more towards powerlifting, not bodybuilding. Lots of barbells, dumbbells, power racks, deadlift stations, but lacking other equipment (machines, cardio). I think it's fine for powerlifters, but if you're looking for something geared more towards general fitness and/or bodybuilding, it'll be hard to make this work. Also, the clientele seemed to be mostly college aged, and it was slightly busy around 3PM on a weekday. Just didn't make sense given the equipment, crowd, and overall membership price, which is kind of on the high side. Pros: - Lots of power racks, deadlift stations - Lots of free-weights (plates, dumbbells) - Friendly staff Cons: - Minimal selection of cardio equipment (only have rowers and old fan bikes) - No plate loaded (e.g. Leverage Incline/Flat Bench, Hack Squat) machines - Slightly busy during non-peak hours on week days Areas to improve: - Get more cardio variety (stair stepper, recumbent bike, treadmill) - Add plate loaded machines - Expand free-weight area - too small

The perfect gym for strength athletes! Lots of power racks, combo racks, deadlift platforms, and a…read morefull Olympic weightlifting training gym. Both the Texas A&M Weightlifting and Powerlifting teams train here as well!

The facility is a large sports complex designed to accommodate a variety of sports activities,…read moreincluding basketball, weightlifting, swimming, and indoor running. Since my time at Texas A&M, the complex has undergone significant expansion, now offering rooms that can be reserved for events, complete with chairs and event coordinators for assistance. The complex is consistently well-maintained, and the cleanliness of the restrooms is notably impressive.

An essential part of student living while going to A&M. Used to love coming here to workout…read more Definitely a great place to stay fit during your schooling!

The Free Pass is pretty much a scam. They tell you to come in to the hymn to redeem your pass, only…read moreto wait to inform you that you have to have been born in college station for it to apply which seems to be the most arbitrary rule a gym could come up with. At the very least this note could have been explicitly stated on the website before you come in. Seems to be a scam technique just to get you to pay for a day pass. Also, the hymn itself is extremely low quality. Rugged, clunky equipment. Really disappointed with my first experience with this place.

The gym itself was good but they charged me for 4 months after I cancelled my membership. When I…read moreasked for a refund I talked the general managaer-- Ashlee and she was very rude and would not refund me my money. Honestly would not recommend going here, I've heard they intentionally charge people longer after they cancelled to get more money out of people. Better gyms around college station for cheaper than this one.

I got my free trials today went in to check out the place but MIT hannah peterson told me I have to…read morepay for a day pass when it's literally FREE trials. "Either you pay for the day pass or you workout somewhere else"- hannah peterson That is crazy, I was initial wanted to sign up but def not after this. Better off going to Golds gym, cleaner equipment and so much better services. They seem to train everyone (especially those who graduated and can't find a job with zero customer experiences) to be a managers here and would not even clean the place (absolutely horrible). I would recommend gold gym instead.

I wish I had known this before buying this membership for my kid…read more Crunch Fitness: membership agreement does not allow a simple online cancellation. The contract language says cancellation must be handled in person or by certified mail, and it is buried far into the 14 page agreement. It's ironic that they let you sign up easily online, but cancelling? That speaks volumes.... This may vary by location, so anyone signing up should ask for the cancellation terms in writing (and give yourself plenty of time to read it thoroughly) before agreeing to the membership. Also, keep proof of cancellation--either written confirmation from the gym or certified mail tracking. Be nice if they'd ditch the 1900's style customer service.

Very hard sale and very hard to cancel. The free trial is like going to a car dealership.read more

OTF Dominion is the best! coaches and staff are great! if your looking for a fresh start to your…read morework out journey go check them out, you will be glad you did

Clean location, great classes, really enjoyed it while I was here! My only frustration was with the…read moreamount of hidden fees- they cover things very very quickly during enrollment, and often don't mention any hidden fees unless you specifically ask- I.e. they didn't mention an activation fee or the required mat and towel until I had already committed to the regular cost, and specifically asked if there was an activation fee. Was never informed of a cancellation fee until I tried to cancel. Great location, friendly staff, and great workouts- just frustrated by the lack of transparency/clarity around billing and fees.

This place is a giant money grab. I went for one free lesson and the girl was super nice at first…read more Then, after I felt completely pushed into an expensive membership she informed me that I have to buy THEIR equipment to use everyday to work out there. Which was 160$ lol. After I told her no thats insane, she tried to gaslight me and tell me that it's a really good sale. She had already started the membership stuff, so after I told her no I'm not buying that equipment, she was like sorry we cant refund you the initial 5$ charge to open your membership account, and by that point I was just so done with them staring at me like I was a idiot, so I just said keep your 5 dollars and left. This place SUCKS. mediocre workout, not rude, but weird, staff also.