Decent gym but the members are all good old boys shooting the shit and monopolizing equipment…read more Dropping F bomb with other members around them. If half of them worked their bodies as much as they worked their mouths, they would actually be in really good shape.

Really nice gym. Bigger, better equipped, and nicer than the one in Houma. Worth the little extra…read moredrive if you are in Houma. They also accept Healthways, which is a major plus as the one in Houma doesn't.

I was in Thibodaux for work, and was looking for a gym that was even slightly better than the one…read moreat my hotel. SnapFitness to the rescue. They hooked me upp withh a guest pass and allowed me to come workout on my jet lagged schedule. They had all the gear I needed, and even a few things that my gym at home doesn't. Super clean facility, doesn't have that typical gym funk smell either. If I lived here, I'd join in a heartbeat. Because I don't, I have to be thankful that they have a generous guest pass policy and are just such good people. Two thumbs up!!

After looking at a few different gym options we decided to go here. We were very pleased with the…read moretype of people who were working out there basically a wide variety of people. We have now been going for about a month and mostly workout early in the morning. There are enough machines that we've never had to wait for a machine. I have started going later in the morning and have found that there are more people the but still enough machines to not wait on one or bump into anyone working out on the weight machines. The staff, when there (during normal business hours) are very helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable (and if they don't know they'll find out)! Overall I've been very pleased with the facility and the staff. I wouldn't feel uncomfortable going here in the early morning hours alone as it is well lit, secure in the building, and people there in case of an emergency.

So TRFC is charging $5 more for it;s already high membership dues- and low a behold in it's own…read moreletter to members (6/2025) it states " membership numbers exceeding our expectations - so if projections are exceeding the profit margin that the system was based on WHY (after 6 years) would they need more money - and yet they wastefully run the lights on tennis etc courts every night, even when unoccupied - how is that a good stewardship and cost efficient - milking us members

What a wonderful addition to this little corner of Louisiana!…read more The Fitness Center lies within the Wellness Center building of Thibodaux Regional Medical Center. Being a medical fitness center, FCTR is much more than a box-o-treadmills. The 60,000 sqft facility offers everything one needs to achieve and maintain their fitness, health, and wellness goals. This means there are plenty of options for all walks of life, whether you're rehabbing an injury, getting used to a new heart or leg, fending off your golden years, or simply trying to undo a shrimp poboy. Walking in to the fitness center, you're greeted with a smiley and friendly staff. A barcode scan is required for entry unless you are touring or with a member as a guest. As a new member, I recommend signing up for the free assessment. This will determine your body's "age" and help you track your progress over time. An appointment is required for this. There are plenty of options for storage of stuff. There is a set of lockers out in the main gym area if you need to quickly drop your stuff and go. I personally prefer using the locker room. There are separate locker rooms for men and women and I love that I always see someone cleaning them while I'm there (because "ew" to naked germs). Each has restrooms, showers, hot tub, sauna, and steam room. Because the center is energy efficient, these amenities all work with timer knobs, so if you like your sauna hot-hot, remember to preheat. The showers are nice and spacious. The glass shower doors reach to all the way to the floor, so no surprise peeky-boo from young curious kiddos. One complaint is that the seals that keeps the doors shut need to be replaced. The showers do have one over-sized stall that is closed via shower curtain for wheelchair access. All showers are stocked with 2-in-1 shampoo/conditioner and a body wash. The center provides towels (though I've been seeing signs asking each member to limit themselves to 2 per visit) so you don't need to bring your own. As for modesty, I have only seen one lady saunter through the locker room loud and proud and naked, but she wrapped up fairly quickly. Otherwise, women keep their special parts to their special selves. Hubby says this is absolutely NOT the case on the men's side and they actually posted a sign by the hot tub enforcing the use of swimwear with examples of what swimwear is. If you are uncomfortable changing in front of others, you may also take advantage of the "family" locker room. This room is a straight hall with lockers on one side and lockable (and spacious) changing rooms and a shower opposite. There are no additional amenities in this space. All locker rooms have doors out the back that lead to the pools. There is an Olympic-size lap pool, a warm water therapy pool, and a special underwater treadmill pool that is for PT patients only. All pools are saltwater pools and use minimal chlorine (though I smell pretty chloriney after using the hot tub). The therapy pool starts at about 3' 5" deep and graduates to about 6'5" (guestimating) and is available for free swim. There are various pool noodles, weights, boards, and other pool tools you can use for a low-impact workout. This is also where aqua classes are held and they are quite popular. If wet workouts aren't your thing, you should check out the main floor. There is a section for weight lifting, both free and machine, and a section of cardio equipment. The machines are all by Technogym, so they are pretty smart. Many of the weight machines guide you through your range of motion and help monitor your speed to ensure you get an efficient set. Most of the cardio machines have screens where you can log in to just about any app (Netflix, Youtube, Pandora, television, etc.) to distract yourself from actually being at the gym. The machines are bluetooth capable as well. You can also track your workouts or challenge a friend by signing up for MyWellness.com and signing into the machine you're on. Prefer to workout with friends? There are a TON of incredible classes to meet anyone's needs. From yoga, pilates, and Tai Chi, to spin, HIIT, and Zumba, there is something for EVERYONE. Many classes also have modified versions, such as chair yoga and aqua zumba. Most classes are free to members, although there are paid series available also. I have tried a few classes and so far have loved them all. There is also a 1/6 walking track that circles the (indoor) perimeter of the fitness center, which is great during the hot summer or rainy weather. Personal training and massage therapy sessions are available for an extra charge. The best part of the fitness center is the staff. Special shout out to Matthew, who always takes a moment to check in and say hi and give a little encouragement! But everyone there are fantastic people always friendly and ready to help!

I really enjoy coming to this gym. It is a super friendly environment and they are super helpful.read more

From the owner: Curves is a fitness facility specially designed for women featuring a complete 30 minute workout…read morethat is fun, fast and safe. We offer specialty classes and have a Curves Coach on site at all times to coach and push you on the machines through your workout. Specialty classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays (2nd - 4th week of each month) 8 am, 10 am and 5:15 pm