I guess you get what you pay for. Sure it is cheap, but there is ALWAYS something broken. The hot…read moretub rarely works. The filters break down, and the water gets really nasty. The bathing suit dryer NEVER works. And I mean, NEVER works. Just take it off at that point. The gym is OK if you want to use dumb bells, but not worth it if you want to use the pool and spa.

- Showers have had consistent bug issues - crowded…read more - people lack gym etiquette - hot tub is nice and massage chairs are nice. - solid tv collection with sports on - great selection of machines

Employees are kind, coaches care and spa is pricey but staff is educated in their respective roles…read more Cleanliness is top notch.

They desperately need to divide memberships between people who are using the daycare and all these…read morenonsense things like "easter helicopter egg drop" and adults who are coming there to work out. Classes are mostly just the obnoxious group fitness on the overly-lit fitness floor. Good luck finding a yoga class F-S. Those are all at Plano. Corporate needs to actually treat this place like a GYM.

It was such a positive and encouraging environment! The instructors are so knowledgeable!read more

I have never taken any type of self defenses or martial arts training before. In the beginning I…read morewas hesitant because as a female I was worried about getting injured or bruised. However the instructors are really thorough with their communications and making sure you are moving the techniques properly. Every other day they offer yoga, strike lab and krav classes. I suggest anyone wanting to do something different to give them a try.

Best gym in Texas, out door and indoor, good vibes clean equipment! Good music, staff is great…read more Easy to get access

I haven't thought about this gym in years my cousin who lives in Plano told me he recently joined…read more I told him that's great it's a good gym as he has been getting serious about his physique. It's raw and hardcore great haven if you're focused and determined to get stronger and change your body for the better. Great environment great equipment. Clean. Good crowd good energetic vibe. I have a great story I have told many over the years. I'm from Chicago. Years ago had to be 2016. I was in the DFW area for a wedding. Had time to kill and as a serious bodybuilder myself I took a drive to Metro Plano. I go inside I meet the owners two brothers I believe. Introduce myself sat and chatted with them for about an hour. The bodybuilding scene of Texas, Illinois, the strength industry the trends of gyms and fitness culture. I've been around the scene for over 20 years by then so I know. I like to say I made rapport with the owners. Wasn't just some bloke in town who stumbled across the place I purposely went there. Skipped D.D. Skipped Metroflex Arlington and even the now defunct EX.I.P. I wanted to see Metroflex Plano. So I gladly paid my daily fee got a workout in the place is awesome. After the workout I chatted with the two brother owners again for a bit expressing my satisfaction of the facility. So when you walk in the place there's the first set of doors then there's a huge looks like a giant wooden door you'd see in front of a castle right next to the long desk the owners sit at. On that wooden door are a bunch of tags. Just members and locals signing their name on the door maybe tagging things like "Metroflex Get Big or Go Gome" "Big Joe was here Metroflex Gym, baby..." Cool element. Looks good it's suiting to the vibe there. I see a bunch of sharpie markers on the desk so I was about to leave I grab a sharpie and say to the owners.... "Thanks for letting me workout I'm gonna sign my name on the door if that's cool." My intention was to match the tags like.... Shane Was Here. Chicago Represent! August # 2016. One of the owners both of them look identical very Duck dynasty stubby guys STOPS me literally stops me and says..... "Whoa Whoa Whoa, brother. Can't let you do that. Only members can. Sorry." I look at him look at the door riddled with tags like hundreds - again - cool suiting element to the place. "Really?" "Sorry, man. Can't let ya..." Hahahahaha. I put the Sharpie down and say....... "Okay?" Walked out grinning thinking to myself "Wow." Next day before the wedding I went to D.D. lo and behold they also have a wall in the gym very similar concept. Tons of tags and names scribbled on it. I ask the desk guy if I can sign my name on it. He goes.... "For sure, man!" hands me a marker. D********** D***** Amazing Gym Shane From Chicago (date). Guess what. It's still there! My local cousin sent me a pic of it a while back while he was there. Made me smile. That's it that's my Metroflex Plano experience. But great gym nonetheless. Next time I'm in town I'd like to revisit and maybe just maybe this time tag my name on the door. I'm not entitled by any means I just believe that sometimes you just got to give them the pickle!

I could not have imagined the positive impact this place made in my life. The coaching is above…read moreanything I have experienced anywhere else. The program is perfect and results are amazing. My chronic back pain is gone. I can handle road trips again without being immobilized with back pain upon arrival. I have been able to do all kinds of outdoor activities without the injuries and pain that had been getting worse over the years. No matter where you are currently, this place and the team working there will get you capable to handle any task you desire. I wish there was a way I could get everyone to do this program and feel as great as I do.

Whether you've never lifted before or whether you're a serious lifter, Starting Strength's…read moreindividualized coaching is perfect for getting you stronger. I've seen clients from their 20's to their 80's in the gym there, all getting stronger.

I was asked to sign a document as a guest pass. Right after signing, the staff realized it was…read moreactually a membership agreement and told me it was a mistake on their end and that they would fix it. I was clearly told not to worry and to go ahead and work out. Now, three months later, I receive a letter saying I owe $112, and suddenly the story is: You signed it, so you have to pay. $150 is not the issue. The issue is accountability. I trusted your staff when they admitted the mistake and assured me it would be corrected. After multiple calls, instead of taking responsibility, I'm being spoken to as if this is my fault for signing something your employee gave me incorrectly. If this isn't dishonest behavior, then what do you call it? Very disappointed in how this was handled. This is not how a professional business operates.

My wife and I are Club4 members and have been for about nine months, and although McKinney is our…read more"home gym", this location has seen some fill-in duty from both of us over the past few months, most recently when the McKinney location had a power issue and couldn't take members. It's a big, well lit, still-has-that-new-smell kind of place, with tons of new equipment and nary an out-of-order sign to be seen on our most recent visit. We only briefly interacted with the staff, and they were friendly and greeted us warmly. I briefly darted into the locker area to use the men's room, it was clean and well stocked. As for the equipment, I'm all about the "put on the headphones and hit the pin-loaded weight machines", and that's what I did. This gym has a couple of machines that our usual one doesn't, so that was a nice change of pace. If there's a downside, there's only one pec fly/deltoid machine, and since it does two exercises, it's always in high demand, and I had to wait for two others to do their reps. The McKinney location has two of these, and there's often still a wait. We also hit the ellipticals for a few minutes to warm up, and they were super clean and new as well. As always, we closed out our workout with the Hydromassage, and even with four chairs, there was a brief wait, but no biggie. Bottom line, this is a super clean, well lit, well managed gym with no judgment and plenty of options for your workout.

IPT delivers personalized, well-structured training plans that align with specific fitness goals…read more Ray's knowledge of proper form and Reagan's nutrition guidance has led to noticeable improvements in strength, stamina, and overall health within just 6 weeks. Ideal for anyone seeking efficient, evidence-based training. I use the Plano location. 4621 West Park Blvd #105 Plano, TX 75093

The business owner Ray was very rude and unprofessional. He called me so we can sign up but I had…read moresome questions about training style, experience, and if there was a single session offer to see the training style since it starts at 3month commitment. I was met with defensiveness stating I am asking many questions and customers usually don't ask that many. Then started debating with me saying do I question my doctor? After this interaction, I was shocked. I told him I will no longer be moving forward, he then disconnected the call. As the business owner this is how he conducted himself. The facility itself may be fine, but in my experience, I felt argued with and not respected as a potential client because I asked questions. Glad I found out the culture here before signing up.

Local Community Center and Gym: Settled in North Plano is…read morethe city's YMCA. This location offers fitness classes, Childcare, weights and machines, a basketball area and more. My go-to are the Les Mills classes - BodyPump, Body Combat. I enjoy that there is a community of folks who want to get and stay healthy and they are always willing to help and guide. Parking is easy, but with the location being in the neighborhood and baseball/soccer fields, you'll see locals walking to this location. All that is missing is a pool - in which all Collin County locations could use for exercise. The Y also offers personal training and community events.

I must express my disappointment with the facility and the way it's managed. The Welness Center…read moreGuidelines are not enforced, even after numerous complaints. They need to post this in front of the treadmills. The first item of not using cellphones on the wellness floor is not enforced. Last week on two different days there were members on the treadmill having conversations for most of the hour. One individual used FaceTime for around 30 minutes. I even stopped my machine, turned sideways and watched him for 10 minutes hacking away. Since the staff won't do anything I feel I have no choice but to escalate the situation myself with one one engagements with the offenders.