Went to the gym and there is water coming up from the floor boards in the workout room, most likely…read morefrom the shower in the next room. Floors are dirty and the women's restroom smells like mold. The vinly on the work out benches are cracked. In the shower room the shower curtain is gross and moldy and when I used the shower room there was beard shavings all over the sink It's $30 a month for a gym membership and it's in bad shape. I'm thinking about switching gyms if they don't have any up keep with the place

I signed up for a three month membership and they kept charging my card afterwards. Even though I…read moredid not use the gym again after those three months. It would be easy to see that I haven't used it because you have a key fob but they Won't

One of the smallest I've been too. Really small black card area and old massage chairs. The gyms…read moreclean and great customer service. Just small. Ashton at the front desk was excellent at helping me checkin and gave me great information on local sites to see. 5 Star Customer service

I've always gone to a different Planet Fitness, but was in the area after an appointment so I…read moredecided to try the Orem location. The main thing I wanted to do was use the Total Body Enhancement (I am a black card member), but theirs was out of service due to some "computer issue" that affected all their black card member services. I decided to work out anyway, since I was there. They don't have lockers with built in locks, like my home PF location has; I can't take a chance with my valuables, so I inquired with the staff member at the front as to whether I was missing where some lockers that lock were located. I was told there weren't any, but he could sell me a lock. I debated for a while whether I wanted this expense for what would likely be a single usage, and ultimately decided to buy it (I would at least own the lock, which I may use again elsewhere). I opened the lock to discover that it was not a normal Master padlock as it appeared to be, but some very cheap version that I would never trust to protect my valuables. While still figuring out how cheap it was, I tried to peal the sticker with the combination off the back and it would not come off. I decided to get a refund and leave without working out. The staff member who sold me the lock moments before told me he could not give me a refund because I opened it. I convinced him that it was the only fair thing to do, but then he was unable to give me the refund because his manager didn't enable that functionality for him and the manager was not there. He refused to give me his name. Another employee arrived at that point and told me the same thing, but he was very sympathetic and eager to solve the problem. I left the "lock" there. He would get my refund and contact me with the outcome. He took responsibility and was happy to give me his name. The next day, I received a call from someone else who told me it was against corporate policy to give refunds on opened items and if I wanted to complain, she could give me a phone number. She didn't care anything about the reasons, just "that's the policy". Up until this point in my membership, I had been very happy in every way with everything. But the membership costs a lot, and I planned to pay it every month for the rest of my life. Now I'm researching other options.

I use a fitness membership through my employer, Fitness Pass, which provides access to basic…read morememberships at a variety of gyms in the area. My experiences with other gyms, including Planet Fitness and VASA, were straightforward and seamless. Both had clear and convenient processes for enrolling through Fitness Pass. Unfortunately, my experience with the Orem EoS Fitness location was different. When I called to ask how to sign up using Fitness Pass, I was transferred to a membership representative who informed me that I would need to pay an additional $10 per month on top of what I already pay through Fitness Pass. When I asked for clarification, I was told this was essentially because the gym needed to make more than what Fitness Pass provides. This explanation did not seem appropriate or consistent with how the program is intended to work. To verify, I contacted Fitness Pass directly. They confirmed that I should not be charged any additional fee for a basic membership and even offered to join a three-way call with the gym to clarify the situation. However, when I called the gym back just minutes later, I was told that membership staff were suddenly unavailable for at least 30 minutes, despite having just spoken with them. I then contacted another EoS Fitness location in Springville and explained the exact same situation. Their staff immediately clarified that the Fitness Pass fully covers the basic membership and that no additional fee is required. I visited that location in person, received a tour, and completed my enrollment in about 20 minutes, without any extra charges. They also explained that the $10 fee mentioned by the other location applies only to a premium membership and is entirely optional. Due to the conflicting information and lack of transparency from this location, I will be going to the Springville location instead, even though it is farther away. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend confirming all membership details carefully before signing up here.

On May 7, 2026 I began a "free trial" membership with Eos Fitness. Their own website advertises it…read moreas "No credit cards. No commitments. No excuses!". I know that gyms like this are infamous for predatory practices around cancelations so I specifically asked the sales representative at the time what the process would be like to cancel and if there were any fees. I was explicitly told that cancelation can be done any time online and there is no cancelation fee. The sales representative took it upon himself to recite the basics of the Membership Agreement - likely as a tactic to get me to listen and talk to him rather than reading the agreement for myself. Even though I was explicitly told there was no fee to cancel, what he failed to mention was that cancelations require a 30-day written notice and that within those 30 days I will be charged nearly $100 for an annual fee and first month membership. This is incredibly predatory behavior. I even called the listed phone number, just to reach an answering machine. It instructed me to "press 2" for cancelation requests. When I pressed 2, the answering machine said nothing about cancelations - only about updating my billing method. I tried that and the only options it gave me were to add a new card or new bank account. No option to cancel. I went in-person to request to cancel and was told that nobody on-site would be able to help me cancel and that I had to do it online or over the phone. I called the business several times and was finally able to reach a representative who was just as unhelpful.

Visited this place again and have only good things to say. It's a 24/7 gym with key fob access by…read moreEvan organized being there when I arrived so that he could let me in. Even though I told him that I came last year, he let me in for free. The place is small but in a great location with a view of the mountains but has everything that you need. Strongman in the back. Bunch of racks for squatting. Rubber mats for Oly lifting.

From the owner: Utah Iron--Utah's Strongest Gym™--is a premier strength gym committed to building the strength…read morecommunity in Utah County, and throughout the state. Located just off I-15 and minutes outside of Provo, Utah Iron is conveniently located for all Utah County residents. Utah Iron was started by a group of friends from diverse backgrounds who all share a common passion--getting stronger. Frustrated by overcrowded, impersonal big box gyms, the group banded together to create a place in Utah County where people could work on achieving their goals in a supportive, well-equipped, and accessible environment. Whether you are just starting out or already an advanced athlete, Utah Iron is the gym for you.

I have been going here for about 6 months now. They have low prices, but catch you with extra fees…read more They have all the equipment a normal gym has, but long lines if you go at crowded times. Edit: If you want to go at the least crowded times, here is what i suggest: Weekdays: between 10am and 3pm Saturdays: after 3pm

I hope there's no asbestos there because I observed a large hole in wall; as people on Yelp share,…read moretoo many junk fees. They also need signage telling gym goers not to blow snot in showers. Gross.

I love it here! Best workouts and so much fun. The staff always explains modifications and are…read moresuper encouraging. I've been a member for years and will never leave!

From the owner: Train Insane is a uniquely designed program that incorporates a combination of strength and cardio…read morecircuits. Each workout format varies daily, using a mix of hand weights, barbells, kettlebells, bosu balls, TRX bands, punching bags, sleds, medicine balls, rowers, pull-up bars, battle ropes, bands, court work, HIIT and cardio spurts.

I got a groupon for this crossfit gym and started almost two weeks ago. The foundation classes were…read moretaught at a very good pace respecting everyone's activity and knowledge level. The gym itself could be a little bigger, but it's very clean and organized. There are people of all ages and everyone is very motivating towards beginners, especially the instructors. There is a room for kids with toys and movies, which is good when you have a child you need to take to the gym with you. I am really enjoying my experience at Viking Crossfit!

From the owner: Viking CrossFit is the leading CrossFit gym in Utah whose mission is to provide functional fitness…read morefor all people at all ages and all skill levels. We are dedicated to providing quality training at each workout that will lead you to improved health and general conditioning. The functional skills and movements we train with are useful in your everyday life and will change your body far more than those at a traditional gym. Workouts are performed in small groups with focused training from certified trainers. All of our workouts are tailored to what is appropriate for the individual. Whether you are an Olympic athlete or have never trained before, CrossFit is for you. We pride ourselves on not being your average gym. We are more of a family that encourages and respects each other, and most of all, enjoys working hard and having fun together. Come and find out how much fun our family can be! Email us to start receiving special offers!

History: I have unsuccessfully been to so many various gyms and exercise programs, and always with…read morea fierce desire to get my body healthy and into shape. But after PAIN, dizziness, nausea, blacking out, and uncertainty that I'm even doing all this right, I lose the will to keep going within the 1st or 2nd week. I remain a member for months later, but my body definitely does NOT ever want to return so badly that I never go. Then I give up and take the loss of money paid. So when my boyfriend signed me up for Orange Theory Fitness, I was not thrilled about the idea. I was just too out of shape (having rarely exercised my entire life!) *** But Orange Theory is DIFFERENT, and here's how: It's like having a personal trainer watching out for you. You put on a device that tells you where your body is, and how hard you can push or not. There is a Science to it all, and I can finally get into shape without all that overage of pain and dizziness. I walk away with actual endorphins... and so yes, my body is ok with me going again and again.

I'm an OTF junkie. This place was my 2nd home in college and it felt crazy going back for a workout…read moretoday! Tawny was an amazing and coach and their manager Courtney is the best of the best!! The workouts are always the best and being able to track my heart rate just makes it even better!! Don't miss out on this place!