We moved to Coppell a year and a half ago and have loved it. I was nervous to move to the burbs of…read moreTexas, especially being from Seattle, but it's been wonderful and that's because of things like The Core. I have been taking yoga classes on Monday and Wednesday morning which makes such a difference in my overall health and stress. The instructor is so wonderful and really makes the class enjoyable. The only thing I don't like is that some people come and go right in the middle of the class. I understand running a few minutes late (been there!) but when it's an hour class and you leave 30 minutes in that's weird. Plus if you are then have all your stuff outside in a locker so you don't disturb everyone. Sorry that's a side rant ;) My kid has been doing swimming lessons here for about six months and that has been great as well. Again, all of the instructors are so warm and welcoming. The pricing for the core is a little odd. It's $4 a day so you have to go quite a bit. We did the math and it's $500 for a family, which is 125 individual visits. For a family of 4 you'd have to each go 3 times a month for it to be worth it. Since I'm doing the classes twice a week it works for our family, but if you go only once a week it actually may be more cost effective to just pay for each class. I would recommend going for a couple months and then buy a membership if you make it a regular habit. All in all it's a great facility that's well managed and super clean. I would highly recommend it to anyone!

Horrible experience, would not recommend or return, harassed by I'm assuming the manager regarding…read morethe temp pass that the lady at the front desk sold me. Eventually just left

I have worked out with Johnny for 15 years. He is always challenging me to be better and stronger…read more He is a great encourager and really knows fitness well no matter if you are a newbie, an athlete trying to improve your game or a seasoned gym rat. He will rise to the challenge and get your mind and body where it needs to be.

From the owner: Personal fitness isn't just something you do in the morning, during lunch, or on you way home from…read morework, it's a way of life. It involves positive lifestyle changes and a commitment to improving health for your and your family. The Personal Training Zone employs dedicated fitness and life coaches that are determined to not only improve your body, but also your mind and soul. Personal fitness and healthy lifestyle choices are something my staff and I believe in 100%. After you come in for a consultation and a few sessions, we'll turn you into a believer too! At the Personal Training Zone, we are an organization founded on professional, ethical, and biblical principles. We serve in the spirit of excellence and integrity for our community, state, and nation. We have established a stellar reputation and are recognized for our dedication, excellence, and wellness support. Our environment inspires maximum participation, establishes attainable goals, promotes personal satisfaction, and develops healthy lifestyles.

Jane kicks my butt. Holds me accountable to my goals and continues to push me when I need it. The…read morefacilities are good. She is both encouraging and demanding..

Jane is the reason why I quit going here. Please be advised she has personality issues that…read moretranslate into an abusive behavior with her clients. I tried, but the verbal abuse, improper remarks about my body (I am average) coupled with bigotry made it hard to swallow after a while. She needed therapy more than I needed her fitness "routine".

Good customer service. They are very helpful. Workout was great. I'm very sweaty. I signed up for a…read moremembership after my first free session.

Great location, gorgeous facility, and friendly staff. Berlynn walked us through everything and…read moreexplained the flexibility and value that the studio provides - thank you! Looking forward to upgrading our family health and wellness with hotwrox!

Eric at the front desk is always helpful and welcoming…read more What I like about OTF is the amazing support from coaches. Been a member for over 6 years and love my experience here. A trial class is all you need to get hooked. Give it a try!

I finally got to try out this class. I am obsessed. The coaches guide you through everything. You…read moredo a little bit of the treadmill (and don't worry, you can power walk - not required to run) and the row machine, and then strength. Nice group setting and those that like a little friendly competition, the heart rate monitor will help show where you are in the workout up on the screens. Loved this workout!

Love this place. Hubby and I joined at the end of last August. We are Gen X age and looking to…read morebuild some up lost muscle and lose some weight. The gym is beautiful and very clean. All staff from the front desk, trainers, and cleaning crew are friendly and helpful. I took advantage of the free training session with Gigi Walls. Together we worked on a sustainable plan. I was never badgered to buy any supplements or further training. However, I enjoyed our session and booked some more. I'm down 22lbs and feel fantastic. I weight train and take the Alpha class(Vic is great). Gigi is encouraging and really listened to my concerns and goals. My husband does training with Manuel and has seen similar improvements. The pools and locker rooms are very clean. Dry sauna, chill pool, and hot tubs are available at this location. So sorry we waited so long to join.

Good it's better than the photos make it look yea it's very open it's always available it's goodread more

Life Time Las Colinas means a lot to me. As a Day 1 member, I've spent countless hours there over…read morethe last two years since its opening. In many areas, the club shines - its strength and conditioning equipment, instructors, and health programming are unmatched and, most importantly, I've met great people. As good as the club is, and no doubt, great things are happening there, it's really expensive - and the last several months I have constantly been questioning if I should be paying what I do. I mentioned in my first review in July I felt the club was slipping. No question I have, and deserve to have, the highest expectations for this place but that comes from them. They promise us an "athletic country club" experience and charge for it - so I expect them to deliver. Over the last year, this club has been dealing with a serious member trend related to its big ticket item - the men's rejuvenation suite in the locker room, consisting of a hot tub, cold plunge, dry sauna, and wet sauna. Quite often, it's a wreck - as are other sections of the locker room. Wet towels and trash crumpled on the floor and in seating areas and in corners around this section of the club. There's sludge on sections of the floor at night after the big rush. Many of the men members of this club are acting like slobs - and Life Time isn't keeping up. I feel like the maintenance crew tries hard, but I've also seen them blow past the suite without even sticking their head in for a status check - as if they have other priorities than one of their biggest competitive advantages when it comes to amenities. I really feel like Life Time without this is mostly a four- or five-star facility - but this issue knocks it down several pegs. It's exhausting.

I've been a Life Time member for years and have trained at multiple clubs across the country. My…read moreexperience at the Las Colinas location was a serious deviation from the standard I've seen elsewhere. In August, I had a confrontation with a trainer over a minor policy issue that escalated far beyond what was appropriate. The trainer got into my personal space, spoke aggressively, and attempted to escalate the interaction in front of other members and a client. That behavior should never occur in a professional fitness environment. I immediately escalated the incident to the training manager and later to the club general manager. Rather than implementing effective mitigation, both relied on procedural responses and repeatedly stated the issue was "handled" without taking practical steps to prevent continued interaction or escalation. Months later, I continued to encounter the same trainer regularly, including unnecessary proximity while I was actively using equipment. Despite multiple follow-ups, the training manager and club general manager treated the matter as closed while the situation persisted in practice. This review is not about Life Time as a brand overall. It is about a specific club where leadership failed to meaningfully address a serious staff conduct issue. When management prioritizes procedural closure over real mitigation, it creates avoidable risk for members.

I've never been to a more professional, but friendly environment. DEFH is a first class…read morecorporation. If you are looking at getting in your best shape of your life. You have to. No! You must. A True Fan!!!!

Dr. Myers at Driven Elite Health is THE BEST PHYSICIAN I've ever had the pleasure of knowing! He…read morecan do it all ... from determining your exact daily calorie intake and macronutrient breakdown to meet your goals. To sports injuries of any kind. To saving lives. My son went into anaphylactic shock last week, and Dr. Myers saved his life ... I was amazed by his calm, smart and swift actions, 5 stars aren't enough!!!

I took an Adults beginners swim class at this location in Jan 2025 that had three people and the…read moresame coach for 3 of the 4 classes. I have a genuine desire to finally learn to swim and it was also suggested to aid with a personal matter. The beginners class was good in that the teacher was able to determine skill level and assign things accordingly even while working with varying levels. I was amazed to be floating in the second class and swimming underwater, then on my back by the last. My second time taking classes was a private lesson taken Jan 2026 which I wanted so I could learn a bit faster. I never made it to the deep end in the beginner and did still use the shallow end as a crutch whether mentally or literally. The private teacher was nice and we had good conversation throughout. My issue was the lack of planning. I understand they had to see where I was and go from there, but at every class I asked "so what is the plan?" when starting or for the next class and they didn't really have one. My last class I felt they were not fully present and, though I shared my goals, strengths, and challenges, I was asked to do things more in line with someone wanting to be a swimmer vs learning how to swim. Ex. I never learned breathing techniques or how to tread water but they kept trying to teach me a full stroke (again, this was not an advanced class). There were class cancellations for weather which is understandable but then another for a swim meet they hosted that I was surprised to see given those are typically scheduled in advance just like these classes. My last class was an hour on a Sunday due to this and to make up for two classes in one day. I asked again to confirm why there was no curriculum for these classes and why my two classes were so different and they replied "it really depends on the teacher. You should take the class during the day with ___". While the recommendation is nice, I fear this was an acknowledgment that the effort or knowledge was not there for lessons I paid nearly $250 for. Most of the staff is very young and again, everyone was nice however to management/whoever is in charge there needs to be more structure. As stated to both coaches, I wanted to learn a valuable skill, not join the sport. Giving two stars mostly for the first set of lessons however I will not be back or recommend.

Disappointed and Frustrated with Recent Changes I joined the…read moreYMCA specifically for a weekly dance class that was held in a proper exercise room. Unfortunately, that room has now been converted into manager offices, and the class has been moved to the gymnasium--where half the court is still used for basketball during our session. It's noisy, distracting, no mirrors or proper sound system, and simply not the environment we signed up for. To make matters worse, several popular classes have been cancelled or relocated, and the locker rooms are consistently smelly and moldy, which raises serious concerns about cleanliness and maintenance. Many of us are considering canceling our memberships. We've voiced our concerns, but the management seems indifferent. It's incredibly disappointing to see a community-focused organization disregard the needs of its members like this. I hope the YMCA reconsiders these decisions and starts prioritizing member experience again. Part of a lengthy email response regarding the changes at the location: "The changes happening within the branch are certainly big ones, and I can see how, without the full context, it would feel like space is being taken away from the people who make the Y what it is--our members. What I hope to share is that while we are repurposing Group Ex 1 into office space, this shift is a reflection of the YMCA's growth as an organization, not a step away from our mission. Our team is expanding because we're serving more families, more youth, and more community programs than ever before. That kind of growth means we need more behind-the-scenes support to keep it all going--but I absolutely understand how it can look like a loss on the surface. I know that doesn't replace the feeling of losing a room or restore the exact layout that once was, but please know--this is not a step away from our members. It's a step toward being able to support even more of you. That includes exploring ways to maximize what space we do have, and yes, continuing to look at long-term growth opportunities in and around the building. We truly value you and your feedback. These classes are about more than just fitness--they're about community, connection, and joy. We're committed to keeping that alive, and we're so glad you're part of it. Thanks again for being part of our Y family."

I have been coming to this gym since it opened and the staff comes and goes but Mia and her crew…read moreare making the experience a positive one.

Been coming to LA fitness for a few months a couple of weeks ago the closed down for a 3 week…read moreremodel. Just came back and didn't see much difference other than the closed down basketball are which I'm fine with maybe there will be less lockers break ins. They added a new functional fitness area there. The restrooms are all screwed up the doors either are to close to the wall to close fully or they are to far from the wall to close so the doors never secure. The tile looks the same as before dirty. The lockers look better they have been fixed and updated. Most of not all the machines look in working order.hacent seen sauna before it was really nasty and dirty thet posted that it was suppose to get renewed with new wood hopefully they upgraded it. As usual the floors are dirty with hairball no one ever gear cleaning. LA FITNESS yall want to jack up prices? For what exactly? Closed the coppell gym for about 8 or 9 months and our membership is going up there smh. I will say its still better than Planet *crapness* Fitness but not worth a spike in dues. Also just noticed they took away some of the equipment and added stuff that was really not needed. Individual bicep, triceps, and leg curl machine are gone. Those some of the best machines if you suffered from injuries on certain body part. Oh and 2 of the stair machines are busted still. 1.2 million maybe on the new club in coppell but Def not here. Maybe a few thousand dollars on remodel. Showered are still nasty AF! *Restroom stalls 1 outa 10 crazy work *Showered 0 outa 10 *New fitness are where basketball was 10 outa 10 *New astro turf area 5 outa 10 who asked for a "tire flip machine". No one using it *Missing machines 0 outa 10 *Added free weight benches 3 outa 10 *Cardio 5 outa 10 same old same old *Sauna 8 outa 10 new wood Def not worth price hikes -Concept 2 row machines are nicer than the old rowers