I started my fitness journey in September with owner Chris as my personal trainer. After losing…read moresome weight, I desperately needed to gain strength and endurance. After talking with Chris, we came up with a plan, and I could not be happier with the results so far. He is patient with a novice like me, taking time with helping me learn proper form and pushing me so I can build muscle and feel strong as I get up there in age. Are there days that I don't want to go work out? Absolutely! But Chris always makes it worth the effort and with his knowledge and abilities, he's helped me get stronger, move better and feel more confident.

Chris and his trainers are awesome! I've been training with him for a year and I've felt better…read morethan I have in years. He tailors every workout to the individual and their goals and the results show. I had back pain for years and the workouts have strengthened my back and core in a way that has done wonders for my back pain. I can't recommend Chris and hutto Fitness Center enough.

If you want a serious sweat session come here! It's…read moreintimate and they encourage booking only for yourself which means you'll be solo. The gym is clean and very well maintained. Staff is friendly and the gym is secure. My favorite workouts so far are yoga, cycling and barre none. You're working out in a small infrared sauna led by trainers on the monitor. You will be drenched in sweat and the after workout burn will be calculated on your workout device (like an Apple Watch).

I joined Hotworx a month ago and I am ADDICTED. If you're an overstimulated mom who needs a little…read morebit of alone time but also want to do something good for your body this place is for you. Heck, if you're just someone who enjoys working out in peace in a respectful environment where everyone minds their business, wipe down their machines, spray essential oils in your workout sauna room after their workouts as a courtesy.... This place is for you! What it is- hotworx in hutto has 8 sauna rooms and each room is designed to fit 3 people at a time. 4 of those rooms are dedicated to isometric workouts (these are 40 minute classes of yoga, barre, Pilates, core, glutes, warrior/intense yoga, and ISO/isometric) and the other 4 classes are for HIIT (2 spinning classes, rower, and assault bikes). The back portion of the gym is called their FX area, it has free weights, a bench, and some other gym items. There are 2 bathrooms and one has a shower for your convenience. The gym is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In order to get in you have to have an app with an entry code assigned specifically to you so I always feel very safe even when I'm alone in there. Yes, the rooms fit 3 people so theoretically you could have strangers in there with you but I have not once had to share a sauna room with someone else. I think everyone enjoys having their own space and even if someone did join in I wouldn't mind. Be prepared to sweat!!! The saunas go up to 130 degrees and though that sounds intense you'll get used to it and learn to love it. Membership is $59 a month for just the Hutto location or for $79 monthly you can workout at any Hotworx location and you get an online trainer and a diet tracker. You do need to purchase their mat and yoga towel- please do the Hotworx branded ones. I tried buying an extra towel on Amazon because I thought it would be the same and it's not the same grip. The scheduling for classes is super easy on the app. If you cancel a class or miss, no big whoop, no charge (ahem, looking at you OTF... $10 a cancellation? Yeah, no.) Schedule a free class! I hope you enjoy this place as much as I do! (IMPORTANT- if you decide to try it out hydrate the day prior, that morning, and during your workout. Truuuust me.)

I love this YMCA so much. The child watch staff absolutely rocks! Every time I leave my baby with…read morethe staff at the Round Rock location I'd get a call 15 min later every time, which is understandable because my toddler can definitely be fussy. The Hutto location however really does everything in their power to make sure the baby is happy so that I can get as much time in the facility as possible. I was so shocked when they didn't call 15 minutes after drop off. I'm not sure what they're doing differently but it sure makes me come here more often even though round rock is closer. Love you guys!! Thank you for giving my husband and I a break!

The gym is clean and the group workout classes are fantastic!! Great vibes and great bang for your…read morebuck

I was visiting AF in Texas Round rock and, while the facility itself has potential, my experience…read moreraised serious concerns about fairness, communication, and overall professionalism. I was reminded by Sergi to return a farmer's rack to its proper place, which I understand and take responsibility for. Once it was explained, I made it clear that I would follow protocol moving forward. However, what I found unnecessary was the constant follow up through text messages. Even after acknowledging the issue and agreeing to correct it, I continued to receive a second reminder. At that point, it stopped feeling like a simple clarification and started to feel like harassment. On top of that, there is a larger issue with equipment access. There is only one Smith machine, and during my workout it was occupied for an extended period by a trainer and her group. When I raised the concern, I was told by Sergi that trainers have priority because their clients pay both a training fee and a membership. As a paying visitor, that was frustrating to hear. Whether someone is a member or a guest, everyone is paying to use the facility and should have reasonable access to equipment. First come first serve is understandable, but allowing one group to dominate a single high demand machine without rotation makes it difficult for others to complete their workouts. I was told I could ask to work in, which I will do next time, but there should also be some level of awareness and courtesy from trainers and their groups when using limited equipment. Additionally, the ladies made the environment extremely loud, which made it difficult to focus and train effectively. I am more than willing to respect gym policies, but I also expect clear, respectful communication and fair access to equipment in return. Hopefully Mr. Sergi takes a closer look at both how members are addressed and how shared space is managed, because the current approach does not reflect well on the gym.

I've been a member of Anytime Fitness for years and have trained at multiple locations including…read moreAshland, OR; Sanger, CA; Medford, OR; and Lake Tomah, WI. I've always had positive experiences respectful staff, professional communication, and a welcoming atmosphere. Unfortunately, that was not the case at this location. Today I forgot to re-rack a curl bar. I normally always re-rack my weights, but this time I genuinely forgot. As I was walking out, an employee stopped me and said, "Hey, is this you?" referencing the curl bar. I immediately apologized and told him it was my mistake. What made the situation uncomfortable was what happened next. He pulled up camera footage and proceeded to look me up in the system, mentioning that I was visiting from California. The speed and manner in which he accessed my information felt excessive and unnecessary for what was a simple oversight that I had already taken responsibility for. There's a professional way to handle situations like this a simple reminder would have been sufficient. Instead, the interaction felt investigative and awkward. I won't be returning to this location. Thankfully, I have access to a gym at my condo complex and won't need to deal with that kind of environment again. I hope management reviews how situations like this are handled in the future, because it doesn't reflect the positive experiences I've had at other Anytime Fitness locations.

This place is probably my FGF (favorite gym forever). The gym is spacious with a wide array of…read morecardio equipment, free weights and lifting machines, as well as a long list of amenities. There is a basketball gym for shooting hoops, an indoor pool and hot tub, sauna, steam room, and an outdoor fitness area with weights and a small turf area for active exercise. There's also a recovery area with hydromassage chairs, a red light treatment room, and cryotherapy booth. The small additional cost for unlimited use of these facilities is a huge bargain if you consider what it would cost to get Cryo treatments for example at a local shop. The gym is kept in good condition-equipment is repaired quickly and the locker rooms are very clean. Some of the decor is dated having been converted from a 24 Hour Fitness unit but it's not bad at all. Staff is super friendly and eager to help. Highly recommended.

I spend most of my time weight lifting here and it's always a great experience. It can get crowded…read moreduring the evenings so I generally go during early afternoon or an hour before closing. What I like about this place is that they have lots of machines for working out your major muscle groups ESPECIALLY for your back. Plenty of high row, mid row, pull up bars, and various back other machines. Most of the equipment are well maintained with the exception of some ripped material in a couple. Everyone here is very nice and it's great to see everyone clean after themselves after working out. They have plenty of antibacterial wipes throughout the gym for people to wipe their station down. The price is very reasonable and towel service is included which is a great perk. Compared to the other gyms, this is the most clean and modern gym I've been to. My only nit pik is the men's bathroom. It can get a little smelly because there doesn't seem to be much ventilation. Not much they can do, but maybe install a air freshener machine that sprays from time to time.

Be warned, this is a serious gym! With that said, the people are great and not judgemental at all!…read more I went here for a push and pull meet a few weeks ago. I fell in love with the atmosphere immediately. I was really impressed with the equipment and the people were real people that were serious about thier goals. Everywhere you looked, there were people (men and women) eating out of tupperwares and working out. The meet itself was really cool and the contestants were real competitors. The price is solid too, I believe $35 a month with no contract. That's less than I pay at Gold's, and it's a 24 hour facility. The ability to go into a gym like this with a key fob any time you want is pretty awesome to me. I met the owners also, very cool people! They were at the meet just hanging out and talking to everyone. They were very down to earth people and invested in making people their best. I would definitely recoomend them if you are in the Round Rock area, or if you are a serious bodybuilder and willing to commute up. It's definitely worth the drive.

this place was the cats meow!! actually I'll be back when I'm visiting Austin. Hyperbaric…read moreTreatment, relaxing I tried the infrared, for the first time, and it was quite healing as the hyperbaric was. Christina was very informative, welcoming, and kind. Something hard to find these days sometimes.

I talk with the Great staff about any issue and it's fixed immediately. Very clean in all areas…read more Much better than other Austin metro gyms.

Mike and Kim, front desk staff, only seem to get up if they hear machine weight "slamming", but…read moreenforce this on the machines closest to them, not the free weight area. Guess the noise distracts them from their cell phones. As a former PTD for LA, I know the difference between slamming weights, and putting heavy weight down. They've both been rude and obnoxious in their attempts to speak with me making this feel personal. Cancelled my membership after being a member for 8 years.

Trying a new gym can be intimidating and scary and especially a CrossFit gym. With all the complex…read moremovements you do and the difficulty of the workouts. They are a very welcoming community and even if you can't do the prescribed workout they will tailor it towards you. They have all the latest equipment and plenty of space for you to workout in. It has the CrossFit environment of being in a warehouse and with no ac. A great community, workout, and gym. I will be going here more often for classes.

I took a trip to Texas for the weekend to visit family and attend a friend's Marine Corps…read moreretirement. I landed in Austin and stayed in Hutto with my mom. After a hearty Texas BBQ lunch, I looked for a local CrossFit box to drop in on. I found CrossFit Hutto on Yelp and called ahead to see if I could attend a class. The man who answered the phone said his name was Lance and was very polite. He told me I could attend either the Friday 5pm and 6pm class. There would be a $20 drop in fee or I could attend the free Saturday morning class. I decided to take the Friday 6pm class because it's really hot in Texas right now and figured it would be cooler in the evening. Plus I have to leave early in the morning on Saturday to attend the retirement ceremony. I arrived at the facility about 15 minutes prior to class. I was immediately impressed with the size of the property. The 5pm class was still in session and people were hanging around. I walked up to the front counter and put my things down. There didn't seem to be any gym employees there to greet me or check me in. I stood around for a while waiting to be greeted. There were a couple guys sitting on the couches behind the counter on their phones. After a few minutes of standing around, I decided to just go stretch and warm up on my own. Once the 5pm class ended, one of the guys who was sitting around got up and called the 6pm class up to the front. I followed the crowd to the front where the coach said hi and began to check members in on the Wodify app. I told him I was dropping in and he had me fill out the waiver while he instructed the rest of the class on their warm up drills. While I was filling out the waiver, the woman who was coaching the 5pm class came over to say hi and apologized for not greeting me. I told her it was okay because I know how busy it can be. After signing the waiver, I jumped into the warm-up with the rest of the class. The coach was preparing us to do strict presses for the skill work. I partnered up with a man of similar height to me named Mo. He was very nice and showed me where things were. This proved to be the theme of the class as the coach didn't really interact with me or many of the members. I felt as if I was on my own. Luckily, I do CrossFit workouts regularly and am a Level One coach. During the strict presses, I gave my partner a couple tips and helped the ladies on the rack next to me. I made sure not to disrupt the coach's class but I felt obliged to help the ladies next to me. They thanked me and said the tips helped. Afterwards, the coach explained the WOD and did a quick demonstration. The WOD was fairly simple and was only a 10 minute AMRAP. When I was done, I high-fived the other members of the class. I put my equipment away and asked where the restroom was. When I returned a few minutes later, almost everyone was gone and the coach was already locking up. I thanked him for the class and told him my name since we didn't really get introduced properly. He told me his name was Randy and I followed outside so he could finish locking up. I made it a point to say hi to him since he never really greeted me. At my gym, we make it a habit to meet every new member or visitor and make them feel welcome. We always have them introduce themselves and share something about themself. So the fact that no one at CrossFit Hutto really took the time to get to know me was a little disappointing, but every CrossFit box is different. Overall, I'm glad I got a good workout in while on my trip. I wasn't charged a drop-in fee, so that was nice. I checked the clothing rack to see if I could buy a shirt to support them but they didn't have any men's shirts available. The facility was very nice and I liked how spacious it was as well as the cool Rogue barbells. My only recommendation would be for the staff to be more involved with greeting and checking in members and visitors. The whole time I was imagining if my mom had dropped in as a first timer and how no one would have helped her properly workout. In my opinion, that is a very important quality of a CrossFit gym. You can have all the new and fancy equipment available, but if your staff doesn't engage and teach the members properly, people get hurt or feel unengaged.