Best gym in Houma. Period…read more If you're looking to support some local business owners, this is the place. Country was always willing to help with anything I asked.

Great staff, great machines, great results! You'll get very efficient workouts here, and the…read morevirtual personal training is awesome!

From the owner: Come in. Plug in. Workout! Real results in just 30 minutes. Custom fitness plans designed for you…read more Personalized strength and cardio coaching every workout. Adapts to your progress, no two workouts the same. Monthly "Activity Statement" emails to keep you montivated. A private web page to track your progress. A clean, civilized fitness oasis for men and women. Extended Members-Only hours. Affordable all-inclusive membership.

This place could easily be a five star gym. The facility is nice and they have a nice assortment of…read moreequipment to cater to the interests of probably 80% of the folks that would join a gym. I'm a gym owner who happened to be in the area and needed to train, but there's several small things that bothered me a good bit. Things that bother me that I could live with- locker room was a bit messy free weight equipment wasn't great equipment, but it was ok and would work not a lot in the way of kettlebells and none heavy (I get really aggravated when there are no matching kettlebells too) Typical gym douchebaggery- it's the clientele so not necessarily a big deal. These are just things that I could've lived with and still given at least a 4 star review and potentially 5 with a disclaimer that I didn't like the equipment, but it would be fine for most people. Here's the stuff that really bothered me with corrective actions- the plates in the free weight room were all over the place with no rhyme or reason. On the very same holder you could have a 25, a 10, 2 5's, and not even in an order that made sense. Corrective action- sort the weights out daily. Make sure your trainers and staff are keeping it clean. It sucks because everything's heavy, but they work in a gym and are probably in to fitness. The 45's near the squat rack were on the floor. Why were they on the floor? Because the squat rack was pushed so far up against the walls that you couldn't get 45's onto the weight holders. Corrective action- pull the squat rack out where people can re rack the 45's. Every barbell (and I don't think I'm exaggerating here I really mean all of them) had weights on them that weren't being used. Nobody puts their weights up. This is utter chaos. Why would I fault the gym and not just the patrons? Because they haven't gotten it into the culture of the gym that you put your weights back up when you're through. I literally had to go ask a guy if he was still using the squat rack because he left it just like he was getting ready for his next set. The clients won't put weights up if they show up to the gym and nothing is arranged in a manner that makes any sense. Corrective action- Get it sorted and keep up with it. If the staff sees someone leave weights out, politely tell them to put them back. Kick out repeat offenders. And now a huge pet peeve- sanitation. There was not one gym wipe station or even paper towel dispenser and spray bottle anywhere that I could find to wipe the equipment off after I had used it. Which means that the person before me didn't wipe off the equipment before I used it. Which means... someone's probably going to get a staph infection if they haven't already. Corrective action- either get gym wipes and place them no more than about 20 steps from any piece of equipment or get spray bottles with 10:1 water:bleach and put paper towel dispensers out. This may not be an issue in the other areas of the gym, but I seriously looked in the free weight area and eventually went into the bathroom and grabbed paper towels so I could at least wipe my own sweat off the stuff when I had finished up. I genuinely hope the owner/manger reads this and fixes it. I would gladly re-rate it next time I dropped in.

This gym is pretty nice and the lone employee on duty most of the time is very nice and helpful…read more This is one of the things they tout on their website: "Our main objective is to provide the ultimate customer service along with a true concern for your well being." Now, while this is largely true of the employees and volunteers, it is not however, true of the owner. I have never met or seen her at the club and she is very unresponsive to questions and feels insulted if you correspond and ask questions via email; which I did. She not only failed to provide me with the "ultimate customer service," she failed to provide me with any customer service at all! I have been a member of The Workout Co. for several months. Things were going fairly well until the COVID-19 lockdown, which I waited patiently through. After the lockdown, the owner opened up with restricted hours, even though there is still a huge sign in the front of the premises which says she is open 24 hours. Then, a week later, she further restricted the hours; opening only until 8:00 pm, Monday thru Thursday, 5:00 pm on Friday, and noon on Saturday. She is closed on Sunday. It is now the second week in June, and nothing has changed. And, because of her very restricted hours of operation, she is forcing more members into trying to workout within a narrower window of time. This does NOTHING to help ease the spread of COVID-19. Besides, I've read the official Phase 2 recommended operational procedures, and restricted hours of operation are not a part of those recommendations. So, I emailed the owner and questioned the hours, and she took offense. I asked when she thought she would return to a more normal schedule. Again, she provided no answer and took offense. Instead, she portrayed herself and her business as a victim of COVID-19 and felt that I had insulted her. She then proposed that I should pay for her business expenses, and she would add 5 hours to her hours of operation. Then, she cancelled my membership--not for any violation or disruption I caused at the gym, and not for any violation of club rules; only because she took offense at my email questions. Who can operate a business this way? I ran a successful business for many years. Had I treated my customers this way, I would not have been in business for long; and sadly, I suspect this will be true of the owner of the Workout Co. Well, all I can say is: I'm glad she cancelled my membership. I truly wish the owner well, but I do NOT want to be a part of any club where I am not welcomed, or where reasonable questions are not welcomed. She lost me as a customer--she cancelled me as a customer--and I am more than happy to move on to another club.

I was in Houma for work, and needed a place to workout. I tend to workout later at night, so their…read more24/7 policy was jjust what I was looking for. Stephanie at the front desk was incredibly accommodating, explaining the rules for late night guest access. The facility itself is clean and well laid out. It looks like there's too much equipment for the space they have, but it works out just fine. The cardio room has everything you could want, as does the weight room. There's a spin studio too, if that's your thing. I did end up using my phone as a flashlight in a few spaces, but that may be because I was just not focused on trying to find light switches. Highly recommend this gym for anyone who is looking for a place to get and stay healthy.

I have been a member about a year. I like the convenient location and the cost as it is reduced by…read moremy employer. The equipment is mostly new and well cared for. Place is kept clean. I train at night and there are not many people there. 24 hours access. Location is in the Terrebonne General medical center. Park in the Belanger street parking garage for convenience and to avoid the weather. Space is a little tight but people are considerate.

Great pricing (even the premium is cheaper than just about anywhere). Great top of the line…read moreequipment and plenty of space. Even when packed and busiest hours I never have to wait to workout certain body parts. Better in every way than any other gym in Houma.

Nice equipment, terrible business practices! Members have to pay extra to downgrade their…read morememberships, I referred friends who signed up and put me as reference during the gym's "refer a friend" promotional weeks and wasn't given a free month of my membership as advertised due to "timing" as I was told. After deciding to end the "month to month"membership, I couldn't cancel at the gym, I had register online to a totally different website then the membership couldn't be cancelled for two months after that process, which meant me having to pay two more months after going through the cancellation process. Very shady business!

I am definitely glad I came to learn my basics here. I live in Houston and coming back to my…read moreregular gym just wasn't as fun or intense. I went to the 24hrfitness right by my house and did my normal routine and it was so lame! I didn't have any cool people to talk to... my routine seemed insanely boring and since I've gotten much stronger post CrossFit... the routine seemed so easy. I miss being challenged by the WOD's they created. I am going to check out some CrossFit gyms around Houston so I can keep up with my workouts but they're all much more expensive and restrict the amount of days I get to go. The cheapest option I have found is ~140 with a minimum of 3 months only two times a week. LAME! I wish I could go back to CrossFit Houma.. :(

Working with Bryan and his staff has really improved my lifting technique. When I first met Bryan,…read moreI explained to him that I really did not know much about lifting, having never been in any type of sport. He patiently showed me step by step exactly how to improve each lift. It took a few months but I began to see gains pretty quickly. Even though I know I need to improve much I have never felt more confident about lifting weight in the gym. I have also continuously hit new personal milestones over the past six months. I have also benefited from advice about how to tweak my diet from both Junco and Bryan. I have really enjoyed working out at Houma Cross Fit. It seems that every time I go I learn something new. My new favorite is what I call the Houma Iditarod. It's pretty entertaining to watch! If you want to work out in a positive environment I would give Cross Fit Houma a try

Brickhouse cardio is a class only fitness center. They offer Les Mills classes such as body pump,…read moreP90-X and they have Zumba classes. Classes are plentiful and scheduled throughout the week including evenings and Saturday. Their trainers are very helpful and make the exercise programs fun and meet your individual level of fitness. If you are a beginner, they will welcome you and help you along your journey and make attending classes fun and something you look forward to joining. The gym does not offer weight machines but the Body Pump class will get you fit. I recommend you drop in and get a schedule or walk in ready to try a class. They allow drop-ins to pay a day rate. If you really want a challenge, sign up for the P90-X class! Again you can you the low impact option for every exercise until you progress in the class, working at your pace. Their location has plenty of parking and is off Corporate Blvd on Paddock Lane, behind Kellum Eye Clinic.

Dr. Waffle runs a great academy! Sweating, smiling and learning - that's what I know I'm in for…read morewhen I walk into Evolution. What I really enjoy is that the techniques are legit, but there is no "tough guy" attitude at the gym. Everyone is welcoming and enthusiastic about martial arts. Even their top MMA fighter Scotty is incredibly approachable and up beat. If you want a great workout and serious martial arts then definitely check out Evolution.