The gym itself is just your basic space -- a little on the older, shabbier side, but they seem to…read morebe doing what they can to spruce it up (new saunas in the locker rooms) and keep it clean. Parking is an absolute mess, especially in January/February when everyone's trying to keep those resolutions going. Signing up for classes on the app is a mystifying experience -- I try to sign up a few days early, and the app says I can't sign up yet; then I sign up just before class, and it says I'm too late. So I rarely/never sign up for classes -- this doesn't seem to be a deal-breaker. I am really into dance fitness, though, and if you ever go on a Tuesday evening and see Disney World-style lines wrapped around the building, you know that Jay is teaching "So You Think You Can't Dance." I don't know how to adequately express how wonderful these classes are. Come in whatever mood you're in, and you'll leave with a smile on your face. His dance class has been seriously life changing for me, and I'm so grateful to have them at Crunch!

It's impossible to cancel your membership. They will bill you for life and dodge you when you try…read moreto cancel.

Pool, steam room, sauna and anything you need they have! This is a great gym. Had membership 5 yearsread more

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.

They have childcare and fun activities for them. I use the weight room, sauna, cold plunge, etc…read more they have almost everything there.

I have been a Life Time member for a long time, and my household maintains a large membership. We…read moreuse the club consistently, follow the policies, and pay a significant amount each month for what is marketed as a premium experience. There are many things I genuinely appreciate about Life Time, particularly the instructors, who have consistently been one of the strongest parts of the club. Unfortunately, my experience with Kids Academy has become increasingly disappointing, and an interaction today brought several longstanding concerns to a head. First, policies need to be communicated and enforced consistently. When something is permitted one day and prohibited the next--or seems to depend on which employee is working--it becomes very difficult for members to understand what is actually expected of them. I am completely willing to follow the rules. I simply expect those rules to be clear, consistent, and communicated respectfully. More concerning was the manner in which my children and I were spoken to today. My children are also members of this club, and regardless of a disagreement or policy issue, I expect employees working with children to communicate with them respectfully. I was extremely disappointed by the tone and demeanor used toward them. This experience is especially troubling because I have already had concerns about what I have personally observed in Kids Academy over time. I have repeatedly seen very young children crying or visibly distressed for extended periods, ignored and wandering desperately seeking caregiver attention, and interactions that, in my opinion, lack the warmth, patience, and attentiveness I would expect from a childcare environment, the lack of genuine care for the children is appalling. This is not up to standard- particularly those associated with what should be a premium family membership. I recognize that this is gym childcare and not a preschool, and my expectations reflect that distinction. However, basic attentiveness, kindness, appropriate supervision, and respectful communication with children should not be considered premium amenities. They should be the minimum standard. There are certainly kind employees in Kids Academy, including some of the younger staff members who have been wonderful with my children. My concern is not intended as a blanket criticism of every person working there. It is that the overall quality and consistency of the childcare experience does not seem aligned with the standard Life Time promotes elsewhere in the club. My children are older and are able to communicate clearly with me about their experiences and advocate for themselves. Based solely on what I have personally observed, I would NOT leave a very young child who cannot yet communicate independently. I don't expect perfection, and one unpleasant interaction would not ordinarily cause me to reconsider a membership I have and one I would like to maintain. But when inconsistent policies, poor customer service, and concerns about the environment in which members' children are being cared for begin to form a pattern, it deserves attention. Life Time charges a premium price and presents itself as a premium club. I believe it is reasonable for members to expect the quality, professionalism, and customer service in Kids Academy to reflect that same standard. After today's experience, I am genuinely questioning whether the value of our membership continues to justify the cost.

Love iron forge so much. I had to move locations and I'm missing them…read more 24 hours is great, the gym is constantly being cleaned and maintained, the employees are all super nice and all the gym goers are very chill and strong. Great assortment of machines with plenty of space to move around. Good environment for filming your sets too. Tons of dumbbells, 2 smiths, 2 rowers, 1 erg, 1 versa climber, couple bikes, 2 assault bikes and a whole MMA half. Wish I could've stayed longer and I'll be back. Check out their sister gym big Tex too.

Most complete gym I've ever gone to, weights and Matts always clean and classes are very well…read moreexplained !

So far everything has been great a lot of machines to choose from and the environment is good as…read morewell everybody keeps to themselves mostly

Absolutely disgusting! This place is filthy dirty, there is trash lying everywhere in the locker…read morerooms and throughout the facility. If it is like this then I can't imagine the build up of bacteria and germs growing on benches, floors, and equipment. My husband went this morning and they charge for $25 for a 2 day pass. Every other place will give you a free day pass. My husband asked for the military family discount which they advertise on their website. The front desk guy told him "no! That is only for the person who is in the military". I guess he is not educated on what a "military family discount" is.

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.

Visiting from North Texas, I always land in AF @ Round Rock to workout. The location is a bit…read morehidden and has been next to a road that has been under construction for a while. You will have plenty of parking spaces as you drive into the lot. As you enter the building, you can read all the papers telling non-members to stay away and consequences for letting someone in without their key. The location has plenty of free weight, universal machines and clean bathrooms. This locations ample size allows for all members to have their space and work out comfortably. If you are in from out of town or looking for a new gym, AF @RR a good choice.

I've been a member of this Planet Fitness for a few years now, and I continue to be impressed every…read moretime I visit. The staff and management truly make this gym stand out. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and always willing to answer questions or help with anything you need. You can tell they genuinely care about creating a positive environment for their members. One thing I especially appreciate is how incredibly clean the facility is. The equipment is well maintained, the locker rooms are spotless, and the entire gym is consistently organized and fresh. It's obvious that cleanliness is a top priority, which makes working out here even more enjoyable. My favorite PF branch!

I've been a member at the Round Rock location for over three years and while there was a short…read moreperiod where they got a manager named Leticia who was incredibly opposite of any of their other managers. When I had a complaint about a change she made she told me "this is my gym now" and if I didn't like it there were other gyms! She was replaced in less than two months and things are back to being great. The staff is friendly and the club is clean and I'm happy to call it home again. It seemed like I had hit a wall with my progress so I decided to work with their new trainer Joshua. He completely changed my routines and really started to focus on my form and it's really making a difference. I'm getting sore muscles that I didn't know I had! The manager that's there now is Corey. He was the trainer there when I first joined. The whole staff there are like friends and family! I can't say enough good things about "my gym!" In the words of Dorthy, "there's no place like home!"

Great recreational center in a convenient location. The yearly family plan is excellent…read more The center offers indoor & outdoor full-size basketball courts, tennis courts, skate park, indoor pool, fitness center, and racketball courts. During peak hours access can be tight for racketball & pool swim lanes so it is good to plan ahead.

I submited a formal complaint regarding the coach who conducted a children's basketball program…read more His behavior toward both my daughter and me was completely unacceptable, verbally abusive, and entirely inappropriate for someone entrusted with teaching young children. had my complaint been taken seriously I would not be here posting about ithad my complaint been taken seriously I would not be here posting about it, but instead was shoved off. I also learned that a very similar situation occurred during another classes. My eight-year-old daughter became upset and was sent off the court after being publicly yelled at for an unknown reason. I calmed her down and sent her back, then coach immediately raised his voice at her and sent her off the court again. Unprovoked. I calmed her a second time and let her sit out for five minutes. She quietly rejoined her group, waited patiently in line for her turn, and when it was finally her turn, the coach screamed at her in front of every child and parent that he was "done with her" and that she needed to leave the "His court." This was the third time she had been publicly removed from class that day. At this point I was extremely confused. I had witnessed nothing that justified this level of hostility toward an eight-year-old child. Assuming I had missed something, I walked to the side of the court and waited respectfully for an opportunity to speak with the coach. I did not interrupt the class or demand his attention. I simply wanted to understand what had happened so I could address the issue appropriately with my daughter. Instead of speaking to me professionally, the coach yelled at me to get off "his court." I was standing along the same perimeter where other parents and people walking laps were located. He then stated that he was "done" with my daughter and that we needed to leave. My daughter had spent most of the session crying on the sidelines confused over the situation, and it was obvious this coach had no intention of handling the situation professionally. Rather than force my daughter to remain there in tears, I quietly collected my son and began leaving with both of my children. As I walked away, without saying a single word to him, the coach repeatedly and aggressively yelled across the gym at my back: "Let them go! Let them go! I don't care! Get off my court! Let them go!" I want to be absolutely clear: This entire confrontation was completely one-sided. As a parent, I trusted your organization with the care of my children. That responsibility includes their emotional well-being as much as their physical safety. These classes are designed for children between the ages of six and twelve. Young children become frustrated, cry, make mistakes, and need guidance. It is the responsibility of a coach to teach, encourage, and redirect them--not scream at them, publicly humiliate them, or repeatedly remove them from participation without explanation. Most heartbreaking of all is lasting impact this coach has had on an eight-year-old child. This is not coaching. This is not discipline. This is intimidation. We were the target of his aggression multiple times without explanation.

I signed up for a membership at LA Fitness because they were so close to me and on the surface. It…read morelooks like a nice facility but once you get in you see that management has zero interest in maintaining equipment and their employees are equally disinterested in helping the people that pay their checks. Tonight I went in and went to use a calf machine, and there was no pen to load the weights on it, I went to the front desk and the young man there said oh yeah we know about that you gotta talk to the manager tomorrow or maintenance and I said, "don't you want to write a note down about the machine number? He goes "huh...". So I went over to the sales guy that was still there and asked him if he could do anything about it and he said "I don't care. I'm just a sales guy." He went on to say "If you want to get anything done, you need to take time off and come back to the gym between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm to talk to the manager. He would even take note. This is terrible Customer Service. Terrible maintenance, and it makes me completely regret that I signed up with these guys just over a month ago. I'm now on the hunt to find something much better than this. Unless there is a serious change in their attitude about equipment maintenance, I discourage anyone from signing up here.

Fitness is an essential part any day. Zumba and cardio kickboxing day...woohoo! Zumba is a…read moreLatin inspired dance aerobics. Cardio kickboxing involves boxing (jab, cross, hook and uppercut) and cardio (fat burning exercise). I feel invigorated after 2 hours of fitness classes.

Pretty cool staff. Clean. Lots of room and Nice equipment. All-in-all, a great place to lift and…read moreget your cardio sessions done.

I personally love this gym and have zero issues! It's big with a lot space to stretch and a lot of…read morefree weights/cardio machines/ sauna/ etc My only issue is that my T-Mobile service sucks in here but that's totally not their fault! They offer free WiFi so that helps. :)