Crushing 2026 fitness goals…read more Zumba class - high impact exercising (30 minutes) Aquafit - (50 minutes) Strength training - worked out on weights...legs day. Today I pumped a total about 400 pounds on both legs together. Felt like I'm getting my strength back. Gym audience - Spring break (light turn out at the gym) No challenge...no change

Karla the manager was awesome great service Really cool…read moreperson and helped me a lot Really recommend !.

I was invited to attend the Refugee Mother's Day Artizans Bazaar. The Bazaar featured many…read moreartisans selling many unique items including jewelry, clothing, and food. I learned about items from all over the world. The food items were a bit pricey, however, most items were reasonably priced. My friend Oksanna had beautiful jewelry, coasters and small tables made from resin. I purchased a vanity, that is super cool and unique. The vanity is made with quality materials and absolutely beautiful. Kudos to the YMCA for allowing their space to be used for the festival. This inKind contribution is commendable. This facility is nice and I will consider exploring fitness services at the Y.

This Y is unsafe. I am a member but I noticed on my last visit the homeless are now allowed to…read morecome on in and take a seat, relax, and take advantage of the facilities How much do they pay to come on in and why should people have to pay membership dues for this? If I use the bathroom will I have to encounter a man or woman in there, or both? The gym upstairs has dark corners and if these people are allowed to wander around what is to stop them from taking advantage of what they don't pay for. Thoroughly disturbing and very troubling for those with children.

Went to Big Tex for almost 4 years before moving to the other side of town. Probably one of my…read morefavorite gyms of all time. Staff is super friendly, members are always down to provide feedback if requested. Every piece of equipment you need, and some you don't (which speaks to the variety). I mainly trained for endurance sports while going here, a bit different than most, so I apologize for hogging the treadmills! 10/10 would recommend, especially for the price.

STILL my favorite gym another year of being at big tex…read more they are super friendly, I know Rob looks big and scary but he is a cool dude Ive won a raffle for free memberships, they have lifting events often. FORGOT your preworkout? they got you, ask the front desk for a scoop of pre they have a selection and only $2!

Nice to see a dog friendly gym! ignore the website. This gym allows dogs. There is one every time I…read morecome. Feel free to bring your fur baby with you next time

Provided a review approx 8 or so month ago at the Anderson Mill location showing the facilities…read moreunsanitary men's locker rooms and negligent staff. In this locations defense, the manager at this location did reach out eventually and have a conversation with me - they also hired some new staff members for the early morning 5AM shift that are more attentive and can be seen cleaning, however, issues unfortunately remain at this location that warrant a follow up. Having been to at least 10 different PF locations around Austin' and the greater surrounding area I can unequivocally state that this location remains to be the worst that I frequent which is unfortunate considering this Anderson Mill is the one closest in proximity to my 9-5 I'm writing this review so that additional resources can be put into the Anderson Mill location in order to remedy the ONGOING (several months) issues with the showers. This location has gone weeks with multiple showers being out of order due to an ongoing and unresolved leak. This means for those of us that shower after our workout prior to heading into our jobs we either had to wait in a line of people before using facilities (or in my case) have to cut my gym session short 10-15min in order to be the first in the shower to avoid congestion. Fast forward several weeks EVERY shower is now non-functional due to that same leak creating mold This poses an even greater inconvenience as now members have NO ability to shower after their workouts before heading into work. Not sure what can be done to address this but it's made working out at this location extremely cumbersome - the signs posted to the now closed off showers clearly state "BEING REMEDIED FOR MOLD". My presumption based on this locations history is that this leak and mold issue will likely NOT be fixed expeditiously - not being able to shower prior to my work shift after sweating is not ideal. I am now having to look at Golds Gym within the same proximity so that I can continue my morning workout schedule as I require shower facilities after working out prior to heading into work - a major inconvenience considering I've been a member of PF for over a decade at this point with this gym being my primary. Not stoked about having to carry/pay for 2 gym memberships nor am I even sure Gold's Gym offers a month to month option with no contract; at this point, however, I am not sure I have any other option in the interim. Picture has been provided

This gym is filthy, has no amenities and has had NO locker rooms for 4 months out of the year due…read moreto never ending construction. If you are looking at joining this location I would strongly advise looking elsewhere. For $221/month you are paying for AC that doesn't work (it was in the 80s inside recently). For 2 gender neutral single use bathrooms that I'm not convinced they are cleaning. To take a shower in a trailer in the back alley with no hot water and a smelly drain. For no towels to be put at said bathrooms. The only thing good about this gym is the front desk people are nice. I called to try to resolve the issue and the manager is candidly snippy at best. They also do NOT respond to their emails (I emailed on 8/4 - still haven't heard back). Being honest - you would be better off joining these places: Crunch - has sauna, brand new, $10/mo, 6 mins away YMCA - has pool/sauna/hottub/full gym/child care options, $75/mo, 10 mins away OR just a different location. The Lifetime on 620 makes this place look like an apartment gym

This place is exactly what I look for in a gym. Its is clean, exceptional equipment, fantastic…read morelocker rooms, variety of classes and some other great perks I wasn't aware it. I would give it 10 stars if I could.

This gym is filthy, much of the equipment is failing, and ownership appears determined to spend the…read moreabsolute minimum required to keep the doors open. I've been coming here for 15 years, and the pattern is unmistakable: loyal members keep paying, the staff keep holding the place together, and ownership keeps cutting corners while the club falls apart around them. The trainers and frontline staff are not the problem. The problem is ownership and the standards it tolerates. This club is being treated like a cash cow. THE MEN'S LOCKER ROOM IS DISGUSTING * Bugs come out of the drains. * Showers and drains are filthy. * Hair, grime, used Band-Aids, and debris are routinely left behind. * Lockers contain hair and dirt. * Tiles are broken where people walk barefoot. * There appears to be mold in places. * Dirt and hair collect along walls, floors, fixtures, and corners. A member became so frustrated that he wrote the name of a drain-cleaning chemical directly on the wall. These are sanitation failures in a place where people shower and walk barefoot. One diligent cleaner cannot overcome weak standards, inadequate staffing, and deferred maintenance. THE CARDIO EQUIPMENT IS IN TERRIBLE CONDITION There are eight StairMasters. Four are broken. The remaining four operate roughly, with cranking, slipping, and uneven movement that can be felt while using them. Many ellipticals bang at both ends of their range of motion instead of providing smooth, low-impact movement. Powering on does not mean a machine is functioning properly. Weight machines have missing or mismatched pins, missing add-on weight pins, squeaking parts, visible wear, and repairs that can take months. THE ENTIRE CLUB FEELS CHEAPENED The personal training area is poorly lit, surrounded by stained ceiling tiles, has no mirrors, and contains equipment that looks improvised or secondhand. Trainers and members often bring in their own equipment. A useful digital clock was removed and replaced with cheap wall clocks. Small detail, same mentality: replace something functional with the cheapest substitute. The basketball court is routinely dirty, its air conditioning took months to repair, and a once-thriving pickup community has largely disappeared. The answer is not to remove the court. The answer is to maintain it. MEMBER LOYALTY HAS BECOME AN EXCUSE TO BE CHEAP Hancock remains busy because of its location, trainers, and offerings. Continued attendance does not make these conditions acceptable. People have built routines and relationships around this gym. Switching is inconvenient. Ownership seems to understand that and exploit it. The apparent strategy is to cut expenses, delay repairs, push more services, and extract as much revenue as possible while investing as little as possible back into the club. That may help the short-term bottom line, but it is damaging the gym and the brand. 24 HOUR FITNESS CORPORATE SHOULD BE EMBARRASSED Come look at Hancock Center without a corporate tour or advance warning. Look at the drains, broken tiles, showers, stained ceilings, broken StairMasters, banging ellipticals, dirty court edges, and filthy lockers. Then explain how this reflects a company that cares about the quality of its gyms. Hancock does not need another patch job. It needs real investment: deep-clean the locker rooms, repair the wet areas, service or replace failing equipment, improve the training area, maintain the basketball court, and give staff enough resources to meet a reasonable standard. This club has loyal members, good trainers, a valuable location, and a long history in Central Austin. Ownership is cutting maintenance and cleaning below the bare minimum, then greedily pocketing their profits at the expense of the gym, its members, the brand, and the community that supports it.

First day here was great. And now after how many months later, still great. I had gone to the front…read moredesk to inquire about the hours of the facility and Kristie was awesome. Very personable and had answered all of my questions about the locations schedule and where everything was as far as the locker area, workout stations, etc. Kristie is an asset to the company and 24 is very lucky to have her. Jonathan, Miranda, and Cash who also work the front, they're all great!! I do wanna add, whoever is serious about the gym life, this is the place to be. Come in, do your thing, and get out.

I've been a member of Fitness Connection for several years now, and I love it! Jeff, Darius,…read moreJonathan, Jenny and the rest of the front desk staff members are friendly and fun. Great value!

Be VERY cautious before signing up for personal training here…read more The initial "free session" was mostly a high-pressure sales process, which in hindsight should have been a red flag. Some aspects of the program also didn't match how they were presented during sign-up (things like guidance around goals, communication, and support outside of sessions). I do want to say that my trainer herself was kind and genuinely good during the sessions I had with her. I don't think the issue is the individual trainers as much as the structure of the program. That said, I did run into a couple of scheduling issues where I showed up for confirmed appointments that had been reassigned, and communication overall was inconsistent. I also would have appreciated more proactive follow-up--I needed to cancel my last session in December, life has been crazy, it's now Mid April and I never heard from anyone again--though I acknowledge I could have reached out as well. *****The biggest issue, however, has been the cancellation process.***** The contract requires written notice through a specific support email, and in practice, that process has been slow and difficult to navigate. It took multiple attempts to get clear direction, and communication was limited to being routed back to the same support channel without meaningful follow-through. Based on my experience and similar complaints from other customers, this appears to be a pattern. This creates a situation where it's easy to sign up, but MUCH harder than expected to cancel. I would strongly encourage anyone considering signing up to carefully review the cancellation terms and be prepared for a potentially frustrating process if you decide to end the program.

CrossFit Uncommon is an amazing gym. First, I love the community aspect. Everyone has been warm…read moreand welcoming since I joined. We push and motivate each other during class. But we also laugh and make jokes and have fun too. And they set up and share fun social events outside of class to provide opportunities to build relationships with other members of the gym. The coaches are phenomenal. They provide great guidance to help you reach your goals. The facilities are spacious and clean. You have plenty of room to be comfortable during your workouts. Overall, I've enjoyed my time as a member of the gym. I feel better physically and mentally. I'm making great relationships with others. I'd recommend this gym to anyone!

CrossFit Uncommon is a fantastic "box" (gym) - excellent programming following NCFit (supports all…read morelevels from beginners to elites), coaches who correct your form and try to learn your name and goals and give a darn about what you give a darn about - good equipment - and a community from us doughy beginners thru the bada$$es who can do a vested Murph in half the time I did. I've gained strength (knees don't hurt!) & confidence (comin' for you, 20" box jump), & working on my first pull-up... Good app and cost is slightly lower than others - worth it!

Hitting it hard at the gym yesterday. Specific focus weights...I try to work out on weights at…read moreleast three tunes per week. I focused on upper body...as a side note, I hate working out on upper body. Yeah, I know you need to work out total body each week. Pushed through my workout and my body exhaled at the end of my routine. Observations.... This location has some of the red colored weight equipment as the top level burnet location, which was nice as the Burnet location is often pretty busy. Also, noticed of all Gold's gym locations I've visited, this location has the most merchandise for sale. Another great in the gym...

Cancelation process is absurd. Low quality gym. They are disappearing for a reason. As you can see…read moreyou'll be charged for several months until documentation is acquired and sent. Shameless predatory practices.

You gotta feel sorry for these people ... tiny, overpriced club with machines too jammed into a…read morebuilding that's scheduled for demolition. The staff seems to be feeling the pressure of being part of a dying location. And I picked up on all this before reading all the one-star revues below. When I first toured the club I mentioned something about the nearby Planet Fitness, and the employee snorted and said, "yeah, but they're Planet Fitness" as if a much roomier, equally well-appointed but much less expensive place was something to sneer about. Crunch Fitness opening nearby won't help their situation either. Give it up, folks -- you've already lost.

Great location. Plenty of equipment, and it is clean and in good shape. The owner is a good guyread more