You might feel intimidated asking for help working out, this would be the place you come to feel…read morewelcomed into starting your work out journey. Everyone from just starting out to "woah, that's some serious muscle" work out here. I came to Cuong for a myriad of reasons. The main reason I came was to buff up for an apprenticeship I applied for- so I'm at a steady healthy level like the 20 year olds I'm competing against. In the mix of things, SO many reasons to be there got brought up that my focus on why I needed it... broadened. Immensely. A few thing's I can see that I love, and I'm currently on my 2nd week: The consistency of the plans, full body to start, consistency on food intake for any with confusion on dietary needs, the gym is small, private, quiet, and the staff is personable. (If you're like me and don't like people, this would be an awesome gym for you!) The cost: Yes, it does cost you money. You're learning a new skill, one you might not have any understanding of. The cost in the long run is worth it. Initially you'll pay about $340 (if I remember correctly), eventually it bumps down to about $270. The initial joining fees are included in your first payment. The gym is $70 the first month and $50 following. The training is the same, visit their website for specifics. In the end, the personal training only (roughly if you divide the monthly cost by 4) costs about $50/mo, and the gym $50/mo imo it's worth it. I'm currently working with Crystal (Red headed woman in the photos), she is very warm, personable, kind, and forgiving (of my social inequities :D ). The work out plan I'm on I believe is a pretty basic start to see where I'm at and build from it as we go. The personal training session is calm, laid back, and very low key- so you don't feel stressed or pressured. For my work out, again, I think it's fairly basic (nothing too intense, confusing, or stressful) and it's been a great way to see what I'm capable of and where I'm at. They are very attainable work out sets, nothing too heavy, not too many. If something doesn't work for you, discuss with your trainer how to modify. I recently had to modify abs, and it was an easy adjustment. I'm very VERY glad I've taken the leap. I don't feel judged, I feel comfortable going, doing my work out and leaving, it has been a wonderful introduction into the work out lifestyle! Thanks Cuong & Crystal!

Cuong is a very motivated and knowledgeable individual in all aspects of weight training. Including…read morelosing weight and gain weight. He told me that there are certain foods not to eat based upon my previous health history. I thought this information was very valuable as well. His workouts are easy to do yet motivating. They may be fun but they're gonna kick your butt. Plus there's the convenience of online or in person training.

The gym is very clean and the equipment is well maintained. I would have given it a 5 star if they…read morehad spinning equipment.

They make it extremely hard to cancel, have to go in person (make sure you go to the right once…read moresince it won't necessarily be the one you signed up with) so they can try and convince you out of your decision. Once you cancel they charge you an extra 30 days. As well as you have to pay a full bi-annual fee for upkeep even when you are only going to be able to use it for 1 month. None of this was explained or mentioned at sign up. The staff at 2 separate locations seemed to take our cancelation as personal and gave us unnecessary attitude for wanting to cancel and save our money. There's better 24/7 gyms out there, avoid Anytime Fitness!

I would not recommend anyone taking classes with Sarah Piersol. She is a no show, shows up late and…read morecalls people a F$&@ing C$&@!! I made a complaint about my first impression of her but she still has a job! So I guess the customer doesn't matter to management. I love taking Cycling and Fit Mix classes so I guess I will have to avoid her. Hopefully those instructors don't use her as a substitute.

I would have recommended until I tried to cancel this past week…read more I have had GreatLife for over 2 years now and have told everyone that it's worth having. I found myself needing to cut back on bills recently due to life events and found that you can only cancel great life in the same month that you started it. I understand having a year commitment, but making it so that it auto renews for a year every year essentially making it near impossible to leave unless you decide to leave on your yearly anniversary. This is shady as hell and is a pure BS policy. It's sad that for this one reason alone I do not recommend them.

Climate control very comfortable. Not veteran or first responder friendly. Thankfully benches and…read moreseats to view climbers. My grandson really enjoys it.

Awesome climbing space with bouldering, auto-belayed top rope and lead climbing, a Kilter Board,…read moreand a training area. So glad this exists in SF!

This is a new location for this chain of 24 hour gyms. With your membership you can use any…read morelocation in Sioux Falls and you can use some golf locations if you have the golf package. This location has all new equipment. They have weights, bikes, elliptical, treadmill and a class area. They have a locker room and showers. This is a nice location for the chain. The 24 hour access required a membership. You can one time pay too but only when it is staffed.

Just started coming to this gym and will NEVER come back to this location. First of all they vacuum…read morewhile you're trying to workout in the free-weight area. Like literally the male personal trainer will vacuum right at your feet and under a bench you might be using. I felt as tho I might be at my mother's house and should lift my feet up?? I mean, I've been a member at a lot of gyms, and this is not protocol. Cleaning equipment that isn't being used I can understand. Vacuuming when it's busy with people on a weight room floor is simply annoying to members and should not be done. There are definitely more appropriate times to do that, I don't care how bored the staff is. My biggest problem with this gym is that they don't have the soft bouncy plates and padded rubber for people doing exercises such as hang-clean or deadlifts, etc.. People drop the bar and weights on the box and it is RIDICULOUSLY LOUD. It's loud even if you are in the locker room, let alone just feet away. It's jarring and offensive almost its so loud. Also, and I'm not trying to be mean, but besides the trainers demeanor, which isn't very friendly; They are completely fat and out of shape. I mean if you are a personal trainer trying to promote a healthy lifestyle, that should be reflective in your appearance. Who wants to go to a personal trainer who doesn't even look like they go to a gym, let alone work/train for one. It would be like someone taking their money to a financial advisor who is completely broke. This place sucks. Sorry.

I've been going to Fit Body Boot Camp for a little over a month and I love it! The classes are 30…read moreminutes which are great for my schedule and they are high energy with lots of variety. The instructors have real certifications which I appreciate and can see that in their programming. I would recommend anyone looking to lose weight or just feel better about themselves to check it out!

From the owner: Fit Body Boot Camp is home to efficient, effective workouts in an environment that's always fun,…read morenever intimidating. When it comes to ramping up your fitness, we focus on providing clients with an individualized experience, getting to know their goals, helping create a fitness plan, and supporting them every step of the way. Maybe you've tried several different programs in the past without success -- that's okay! We're in the business of making an active, healthy lifestyle as easy and fun as possible. Our workout sessions are challenging, but always adjusted to your skill level. No matter where you are in your fitness journey, we're here to help you take your next leap.