Lifetime in Colleyville Texas is the best gym I've ever been to! You walk in and are greeted with…read morethe most incredible smiles and friendliness..lt is extremely welcoming! The instructors and the trainers are top-notch! They are very well trained and totally love what they do. Every single class that I attend, couldn't be any better! I walk in with excitement and walk out feeling extremely accomplished because of the care that I get from each and every person at Lifetime. The staff care so much about presenting a clean and perfect gym! it is so nice when you can have an all in one gym with a life spa and a life café! I use it all! Melissa McCasland runs our Aurora Family Group. She puts in 110% Every single day and makes working out SO MUCH FUN! If I can give Lifetime 10 STARS...I WOULD THE BEST OF THE BEST!

I joined Life Time expecting a premium fitness experience, including dependable access to the…read morebasketball gym during peak evening hours. Unfortunately, the basketball courts are consistently treated as repurposable "shared space" for camps, birthday parties, and other non-basketball programming, while other dedicated areas like pickleball, yoga, and cycle studios maintain far more protected use. Ruthie Cooper, Lead General Manager, also stated that as of May 22, the courts will be reserved for Summer Camp from 7am to 6pm daily, plus a 15-minute grace period, further limiting member access. The courts themselves are often poorly maintained and not cleaned to the standard expected from a premium club. Many long-time basketball members have voiced concerns, but access continues to shrink despite strong and consistent participation. While local staff have been professional in communication, the overall handling of basketball member needs has been disappointing and does not reflect the experience many of us believed we were paying for.

I am 55 and retired from the US Army. My arms and chest are the strongest they have ever been in my…read morelife. My upper body strength has increased a lot in just a few months! This and stopping alcohol has had a significant impact on my health.

I've been training at NexGen for four years and I still look forward to every session's challenge…read more The motivation they give me is beyond comparison, plus the sessions double as therapy for me . Overall, the days I start with NexGen are some of my best. I appreciate the trainers and owners more than they know!!

I've called several times, gone to the front door, even made an appointment to get a tour. But when…read moreI got there the no one was there to sign me up. Maybe the real workout is figuring out how to actually sign up for this gym?

They picked up! Floor is still visibly dirty, but there is no longer equipment thrown about or…read moredirty clothes left in the middle of the floor!

Poorly staffed if anyone available. Dirty nasty lil gym. 24 hour access a plus . Broken old…read moreequipment, Multiple broken apparatus & no paper towels or disinfectant spray! Cable & TV system broken. Lots of drama usually involving disputes about cancellations . The Mgr sits in her office reading books asking to not lift the weights too loud . LMAO this place is seriously fun but run like a weekend experiment! Good Luck with this place ! Ty

Wow cancellation policy is sad…read more all cancellation requests are required to be sent via Certified mail to address: 4725 S. Holladay Blvd, STE 100, Holladay, UT 84117. We are unable to use your letter as notice of cancellation as it was not Certified. Please send us your cancel request via Certified mail as soon as possible. You can check with your post office for assistance with this. The gym is nice before. Like many have mentioned. Front staff is too busy with computer screens and hardly knows someone is standing in front of them. The gym looks likes it hasn't been cleaned since I went three years ago.

Terrible gym. Incompetent and rude staff. First time I've been kicked off a machine in 30 years of…read moreworking out in gyms across the world...literally while in the middle of my set by an employee unracking my weights and telling me to get off cause they are moving the exact machine I was currently using,.. I only had two sets left, mind you, and my sweater was on machine, I was getting ready to sit in it and use it, and the employee starts unracking my weights. I said "excuse me, I am using this and he said well we are moving it"! Never ever would this happen at 24 hour fitness or any other commercial big or small private gym. They know how to put their patrons first at those other places. IF he actually was taught to put members first, he would've let me finish the extra three minutes it would have taken me to complete my sets... never going back here. Or they could've put a sign to not use machine, like all other gyms in the world do. I have been a personal trainer all my life and never have I witnessed anything like what happened to me here today. If you're serious about your workouts and your time in the gym, don't bother with this incompetent staff that doesn't know how to put paying members first. What I experienced today is like eating at a restaurant and while you're in the middle of taking a bite of your half eaten burger, the waiter comes to your table and grabs your plate with your fries from underneath you. Who does that? LOL. But that is not the worst of it.. after the manager talks to me, the rude employee that kicked me off my machine (older man) comes over to where I am and rolls his eyes and tells me "get over it"!!! I've never been spoken to so poorly by a grown man. Shame on him for speaking to a lady that way. Zero respect, zero common sense, zero gym etiquette or know how. These people are running a joke of an establishment and their employees know nothing about serious training or why people actually go to the gym and yet they work at a gym. Canceled my family's membership and never going back to this dump.

Beautifully decorated for Christmas with photo ops inside and outside at every turn! They have an…read moreindoor play place that's open the general public, which the kids loved. Worth a stop of you have littles!

If I lived in Southlake, this is where I'd likely join (until the new Lifetime opened). I've been…read morehere many times as a day use guest ($10-12 depending on residency). Amenities galore for families who want free child care and crazy low rates compared to Arizona gyms. Weight room is a bit overcrowded and small for the size of the gym, so make sure you try out your "ideal" time in advance bc it can be a headache. The indoor/outdoor turf areas are awesome and the bkb courts, cardio area, pool and indoor track are just a few other great things about this gym.

Great place to work out & friendly staff! Highly recommend. We love the indoor and outdoor turf…read morefield.

The Font desk gave absolutely amazing service and the sales team was phenomenal 10/10 definitely…read moregoing back

Walking into this gym honestly feels more like trying to enter a high-end South Beach nightclub…read morethan a fitness center. The atmosphere gives the impression that if you are older, overweight, or simply not part of the young crowd, you are made to feel unwelcome and discouraged from coming in. Instead of treating all paying members with respect, the environment often feels selective, judgmental, and unnecessarily hostile toward older adults. :::writing{variant="social_post" id="46192"} As an older adult in my 50s/60s, I feel genuinely concerned and disappointed by the way my wife and I have been treated at EōS Fitness. It honestly feels like this gym only wants younger people under 30 and makes older members feel uncomfortable and unwelcome. Back in 2023, I opened a membership for both of us during a promotion they were offering for around $10. On our very first visit, we were immediately stopped at the entrance and given a hard time. Because of how uncomfortable the experience felt, we verbally cancelled the membership on the spot and left the gym. We never returned after that day. Despite this, the cancellation was apparently never processed, and I continued being charged for months afterward until I finally stopped the charges myself. What makes this situation even more concerning is that this gym clearly tracks unpaid accounts and blocks people from entering if payments are not current. Their system immediately flags accounts if there is a balance issue. So it makes no sense that they continued charging and eventually claimed I was "in collections" years later even though we had stopped going entirely after verbally cancelling. A year later, my wife decided to give the gym another chance and opened a new membership under her name for both of us. Since then, almost every visit has become stressful. We barely even attend -- less than once a week -- yet every time we walk in, we are stopped, questioned, and treated as if there is always some kind of issue with our account. Meanwhile, younger members walk in freely without being questioned at all. After nearly a year of these repeated confrontations, it honestly feels like discrimination against older adults. We are paying members and still made to feel uncomfortable and unwelcome every single time we enter. On top of that, there were ongoing billing issues involving charges appearing in different places/accounts for the same membership, and despite repeated attempts to fix the situation, nobody properly resolved it. The final incident happened when I was suddenly told I was "in collections" over an issue from 2024 despite having an active membership that had been paid for almost a year. The employee who stopped us, Maddy Barrios, refused to provide any information about management or who we could contact to file a complaint. We repeatedly asked for a manager's name, phone number, or corporate contact information, and she refused to provide anything, stating that she was the highest authority at the gym. I truly hope the owners understand that older adults deserve the same respect and welcoming environment as younger members. Many people in their 50s and 60s are financially stable, loyal paying customers, and should not be treated as though they are unwanted at the gym entrance. :::

The concept: Hero Training is LIKE personal training and can make you get the kind of body you…read morewant. You can show them a picture of who you want to look like, body wise, and they will get you there. They will set you up an account and take before pictures and then take pictures of you like every month, I think, or 6 weeks (that part is foggy). You are supposed to be able to access your account (for some reason they never gave me my access info although I asked for it) so that you can look at your pictures. You should also receive a meal plan, which they try to say people pay $100 alone for that (I call bs on that one). This plan is based on your height and weight (I had to keep asking for mine) to help you get started on losing inches. A new meal plan is also supposed to be given to you every time you take new pic. (Never got my new one). Workouts: They have the women's work out and men's separate on TV screens through out the gym. On thing that I wondered was, if your trying to get an ideal picture body type (the way you want to look) then how are you going to do that by doing the same exercise everyone else is doing? Moving on, the trainers show you how to lift properly and have good form. It's kind of like personal training except that they have a few staff members walk around and help you as you go along. Everyday you workout different muscles. Monday's are leg days, Tuesday's you work on triceps and shoulder muscles, Wednesday work on biceps and back. Thursday leg muscles again... The music kind of sucks since they are always playing whatever music the trainers feel like, mostly rap and hip hop (kind of annoying to me but not a deal breaker). After a while you get the hang of how to lift properly and they don't help you so much anymore. They focus on the new people. So then since you have the knowledge of how to workout and lift, you kind of wonder why you need that gym anymore. Why pay $100-$150 when you don't really need their help anymore? The trainers are nice enough but they are a bit immature and gravitate to the young crowd. Financial part of it: The price wishy washy, they try to get you to pay $150 but then go to a $100 a month and try to act like they are giving you a great deal both times. Even their "special" pricing or "Black Friday" special is minimum $100 a month. They won't ever go lower than that. At the time there was no contract but you have to tell them a month in advance before leaving. So all in all its not a bad gym, it served it purpose. I just hated spending $100 a month when I could pretty much take things into my own hands without much help. I just felt like there were some inconsistencies with meal planning and not being able to access my account and the workouts not really being geared to make me look like that Pinterest model I so hoped to be like. In the end I was fit and lost inches and just purchased my own weights to do the workouts by myself. I could just never get rid of certain belly fat so I just used $100 a month to pay on Coolsculpting instead (yes that did work).

I've been going to this gym off and on for almost 3 years. Its been off and on because I live an…read morehour away. I am willing to drive 2 hours round trip to experience the atmosphere. It's $100 a month, most people would gawk at that, but personal training and meal plan help are built into the membership. The last meal plan I purchased elsewhere was $150, and it was a generic low fat, eat chicken, fish and green beans kind of deal. At Hero, they showed me how to customize it, and make it more appetizing. The Coaches are always available to answer questions and help in any way possible. The workouts are designed to help everyone achieve their goals(99% of goals are, "I want to tone up" or "look good in a bikini"), and however closely you follow the plan determines how quickly you get there. The workouts are posted daily, men's and women's, they are not generic, but strategic to looking the way everyone wants to look. If you want to bulk up, you're going to have a different diet and supplement plan, if you want to tone, do the women's workouts and they will give you a meal plan for that based on your body composition. With that being said, I love the energy in this gym. It's always positive and uplifting, there is excitement in the air, and everyone is so helpful. I have 2 gym memberships, this one and a cheap gym In my area. Even after having memberships with Anytime, LA, and 25hr over the years, none compare to the atmosphere here. If you want to try it out, message me!!! I'll go with you!!!!

Though there is variety of equipment. There is no privacy. I feel self conscious about my body…read morealready. It doesn't help that the floor plan is a open floor. Where it feels like people are staring at ya but they're not. They're probably zoning out. In other places I've been have 2 floors. I wish this one has that.

I wish they would find better cardio instructions (Zumba) classes. This place has the worst…read moreinstructional compare to any other gyms! One instructor screaming so loud during the classes, (it so unnecessary), she is so bad that nobody comes to her classes, others have a terrible music and her movement so slow that she can put you into sleep! I subject that the management should come visit the class so they can see how those instructor performs! As a long time member, I think I started look for out where. Many of my friends will do the same!