When I moved to Tucson in 2023 I knew this was the gym I wanted to be a part of and three years…read morelater...still a solid choice! Equipment upgrades at both Beast East and West locations, great events, coaches and community!

This gym is an Anytime Fitness, providing 24/7 access, but catered to a more serious/"hardcore"…read morelifter. The positives here is that the place is overall pretty quiet or even completely dead, so no wait times, etc. However, this location in Marana is an off shoot of their main spot way out on the east side, so it's more of an afterthought to them and it shows. The equipment there is a bit of a mixed bag in my opinion. They have a variety of specialty bars for powerlifting (SSB, cambered bar, etc.) which you just will not find at a typical gym. They do have tires and some strongman stuff, but at this location it's quite limited and really not all that impressive. However, many of the machines they have there are quite old/outdated and really clunky/uncomfortable to use, some even seemed a bit sketchy/dangerous to where it might fall apart their belt squat machine was one in particular. Some of the machines and equipment they have are literally home gym grade, which should not be at a gym open to the paying public. I wasn't a fan of some of the staff working there either, as their personal skills with customers/members felt really off to me. However, the way they have this place setup is where they just want you to show up to use THEIR equipment and leave with minimal or no interaction, so it's a bit understandable. With that said, they should definitely reconsider how they interact with potential/new(er) members if they want to retain them. When a new member is being friendly/talkative, going and turning your back on him is extremely rude. Overall, for what you are paying here you really aren't getting that much, and you would be better off just setting up your own home gym and/or just going to a regular commercial gym that offers a larger variety of amenities.

Mid-Valley makes my daily swim possible. For me, my swim is a meditation as well as the relief from…read moremy chronic pain. in the pool, I am strong and able, what a daily relief. 30 minutes to myself to swim, heaven.

I'd give this place zero stars if they'd let me. Lets start off with the fact that they never have…read moretheir AC on. My 65 year old mother asked them to turn it on because it was unbearably hot in there, the owner flat out said no. Second, my mother is on Medicare and they have a program called silver snickers which pays for gym memberships. MIDVALLEY HAS BEEN DOUBLE DIPPING FROM MY MOTHERS POCKETS AND SILVER SNICKERS FOR MONTHS! When she changed her bank account info, they kicked her out and told her she owed them money! DO NOT GO HERE!

They dont sterilize the dumbbells or floors in the free weight…read more Ive brought up to their superiors at the front desk, but the janitors never clean up the dumbell area, under the seats, you can see endless gross dust. They blame the rubber mats and tell me they just blow under the rack. It smells like rotting flesh, they refuse to do anything about it. Ive never complained on this app ever, but it's disgusting how much the employees dont care about their gym's hygiene. The young janitor is great, but thats not his cleaning area according to management, their night janitor is not being properly informed. Its been 2 months now before I decided to post this as its only gotten worse. You can see so much dust and years of filth on lat pull down machines near the seating, barbell seat areas, mats aren't cleaned near the squat racks. Management just smiles and nods their heads and just focuses on getting the monthly schedule done each month.

Worked out here for a decent while. Staff were fine, personal trainers are top notch and really…read morecare. I only ever use the weights, never tried out any of the other amenities nor used the locker rooms or bathrooms. Boundless options for equipment, never really too busy (when I moved to the U of A rec center I was shocked to learn it was normal for people to wait in lines for equipment!). One star off because cancelling my membership was like fitting a camel into the eye of a needle.

Great gym overall. The facility is clean, well-maintained, and has a really good variety of…read moreequipment whether you're into lifting, cardio, or functional training. I've never had trouble finding the machines or weights I need, even during busier hours. The staff has always been friendly and helpful, and the atmosphere is motivating without feeling intimidating. It's a good mix of people--beginners, regular gym-goers, and more serious lifters--which makes it a comfortable place to train. Locker rooms are clean, equipment is in good shape, and it's clear the management takes care of the place. Definitely a solid gym if you're looking for somewhere consistent to work out.

I joined in May of 2025 and to date everything has been going wonderfully. However today I had…read moreperhaps one of the most unprofessional interactions I've had with someone in a customer service position. Two days ago I arrived to a sign indicating the pool was closed. When I inquired about it reopening I was told it wasn't technically closed and we could swim at our own risk which I did. This morning I called a little before 9 am and spoke to Miranda D and asked if the pool was open and if any classes were going on. She told me there was an aqua fit class at 9 but after that it would be open for lap swimming. I arrived around 10:45 and a man was in the pool swimming laps. Right after I got in Miranda entered the pool area and asked me to get out. I asked why and she claimed she didn't like the look of the pool. I told her about the interaction two days ago and asked if we could swim at our own risk or if I had to get out. She replied "Well I'm not going to drag you out." At that point I replied "Okay I'll respect that." And I got out of the pool. Note that there was no signage about the pool being closed and Miranda herself had confirmed via phone an hour earlier that the pool was open. I proceeded to walk out a door that had been propped for the past 3 days with a fan that people have been going in and out of. She waited until I got into the doorway and then yelled across the pool "You can't go out that door." At that point I was already out and on the other side. She proceeded to chase after me screaming "What is your name. I will revoke your membership right now. What is your name." I was stunned. I went to the desk to speak to a manager who I knew and I expressed concern that she was confrontational, aggressive and threatening. She denied that yelling at me saying she would revoke my membership was a threat. At no point did I argue with her, raise my voice or otherwise engage with her in a way that could be considered disrespectful. In fact, I had fully complied respectfully with all she had asked and was leaving. It was such a benign situation that I was truly stunned at the unprofessionalism displayed. I asked for her supervisors name and she provided the name Alex Luna. She contacted him in my presence to let him know I would reach out. I've attempted to do so and so far I've received no response. I then reached out to James Tyree, who I figured out is both Miranda and Alex's supervisor, and have not received a call back either. I am concerned that this level of unprofessionalism was exhibited. And even when attempting to talk to her she could have apologized at that point for her reaction but instead dug her heels in. I think the way she engaged was entirely inappropriate and demonstrates a lack of professionalism and maturity that is required for the position she is fulfilling. If that is how she engaged with customers in a customer service position it is alarming. No one deserves to be yelled at and treated with the level of disrespect I was subjected to when I ultimately willingly complied with exiting the pool through an open door that multiple people had gone in and out of.

This Orange Theory has a great atmosphere and a very welcoming environment. Workouts are tailored…read moreto help you hit your goals. You get to come in turn off your brain. Have a good time and the community is epic

I've been going to Orangetheory Fitness for about seven years. We travel a lot and have moved…read morearound the country and the membership allows you to go to other studios. Sometimes there's a fee but rarely. The format will always give you a good workout. Weights, rower, treadmill. The coaches are great. At this location specifically I love Sue Ellen and Chad! The Front Desk staff is very nice and helpful. It's also nice to be right next to Whole Foods so you can grab your groceries right after your workout.

This is a good rec center for any campus. It's big and has more than enough equipment to handle…read moreplenty of students and theres always plenty of activities to do here. As someone who attended all 4 years at the school, this is one of the better places to go to get away from homework and take a breather. Also the pool is very nice especially when they have the music on and you can hear it underwater.

Somewhat dirty, broken machines, and employees who act like you owe them something. Reminded me of…read morean inner-city YMCA.

This review is specifically for the fitness pool area…read more It's a nice area with lanes you can add the floating borders to. Water was luke warm-- good for fitness and swimming laps. Today was my first visit so I'll be sure to update if I learn anything new. But I'll say it's nice to have access to this pool on base. It's only open 6am-6pm Monday-Friday. It was pretty empty inside today so I was able to enjoy a space of three lanes all to myself. There are fitness supplies like floaties, weights, etc available and you can just grab one. The pool was clean as was the area around it. There was a lifeguard on duty. It's definitely for fitness-- not for bringing kids to crash around. There are a few plastic chairs around the room perimeter. Nothing fancy. Again, it's not a leisure pool- it's a fitness pool. :)

They have a lot of great machines and areas. It's better to go about an hour before closing or get…read moreyour cac registered so you can go at any time.

It has all the equipment and weights a military person should want. Make sure you all go during the…read morebusy hours so I don't have to wait for a machine .

I love this gym because they have a little bit of everything: a spin room, CrossFit Box area,…read moremachine & free weights room , upstairs cardio room and a stretch room. Active duty & dependents are allowed after hours access if you sign up at the front desk. I'm not sure of their hours as they're constantly changing. Gym is pretty clean including the locker rooms with showers. It might seem smaller than the benko gym but it may be because it doesn't have a pool/ upstairs track. And there is no kiddie room here. The women's locker room has a sauna, showers & changing area. They converted the basketball court to the CrossFit area. In it are rowing machines, squat racks, sleds, ropes, weighted balls & plyo boxes. And whoever is lucky to get at the box first, can plug in their phone to blast their tunes in the speakers.