Great place for a variety of fitness classes, exercises and levels. Great place for people with…read morekids. The staff is awesome... they learn your name quickly and the people that I have come across are good people.

Horrible experiences each time I ask about my insurance paying, I get the run-around! No one knows…read morewho the heck is in charge. I was told a few weeks ago there was a wait-list and today I was told I was not on the waitlist! Their management is weak and young and likely inexperienced! It's not fun to keep going and keep hearing a different story each time!!! A Class action suit would likely be in order and my husband attended SMU with lots of attorneys. I think I many consider that to be a viable option at this point, depending on what I'm told by Wayne in the morning! Last week a lady I did not recognize said my name was on the waitlist! Who? What? When? Don't ask anyone at the lifetime desk, because you'll not get the same answer twice!!!!!! Lifetime personnel need to treat others as they might wish to be treated - truthfully! Problem is, they don't know what the truth is!!!!!!

My friend lives in an apartment in the village and she has access to this gym, so while I was…read morestaying with her, we decided to come and work out together. The area where the gym is located is extremely nice, the commons where all of the shared village grounds are (including restaurants and coffee shops, along with this gym) is extremely upscale. My friend told me that in the past, it cost five dollars to bring a guest to this gym, but when we came on a Sunday morning, they told us it was actually $20. We went ahead and went for it since it was just one day, but in the future, just be aware of that. The gym itself is very nice, the facilities are very clean, especially in the locker rooms, and there was a plethora of equipment. Walking in there is a check in desk, and just to the left there is a big staircase next to the indoor space housing a basketball court. If you go up the stairs, there are a lot of machines up there along with free weight /free space areas with kettle bells and yoga mats etc. There's also a small outdoor area with some machines, including a battle rope and a few others. If instead of going up those stairs on entering you keep going towards the back, the locker rooms will be on your right, and there's some additional equipment under the staircase adjacent to the basketball court. Around the corner, there is also a lot more freeway equipment, including a Smith machine (my personal favorite) and free bars for squatting/benching as well as Dumbbells and things of that nature. I noticed also an outdoor area with like maybe a parkour area? I wasn't sure exactly what it was but looked like a grown up jungle gym. And just behind that, there was a large (and busy!) tennis court. On the other side of the gym itself, there were also some large fields that looked like maybe they're for soccer or some other field sport? I didn't see any soccer goals though. There's also a pretty long sidewalk surrounding area that would be nice to walk around, but just be mindful it's not a very shaded area and in the summer in Texas it's pretty hot so I would be careful about that. If you're living in the village, the location of the gym is really great because it's so close by. My friend and I were running late so we actually did drive (took 1-2 min from her apt) and parked in the parking garage underneath the village area; on the Sunday morning that we came it was just free to park there and we didn't even have to take a ticket, the bars were just up when we came in when we left. However, I imagine that if it wasn't a weekend, you may have to get a ticket and pay or validate. Last thing to note: even though it was a Sunday morning, there was a pretty decent number of people in that gym. I never had to wait for anyone to use any equipment or any machines, but I did see some people talking to each other about that. My friend told me that it was basically "empty as far as she was concerned," compared to how it is during the week when apparently it's much busier and you do sometimes have to wait for equipment. Overall, this place is really nice, and given im thinking about possibly moving to Dallas in a few years i am quite strongly considering this area because of how nice it is, and because of the presence of this gym! I wish they hadn't increased the price for guests (or had a fee at all), but for those living here and just using the facilities complementarily, this is a really nice place.

I joined Club Studio Dallas when it opened in 2025. I had been a member of LA Fitness (Chicago and…read moreDallas) for over ten years and when I heard they had common ownership it drove my decision to spend the extra money to join Club Studio. The other reason I joined was the location is just five minutes from my Dallas house. Max and Lewis talked me into giving Recovery a try for a couple months. I am very glad I took their advice. I am still regularly using Recovery. After one year I can make the following review: First, the Dallas facility is maintained better than any other fitness center I have ever gone to. It is always very clean, and the machines almost always are in excellent condition. The locker rooms and sauna are spotless. Second, the personal are very friendly. The personal trainers are experienced, educated and dedicated. Third, the staff working Recovery are very nice and competent. Ishani has pushed me to increase my Cryo time and use a colder setting. I am not crazy about the Cryo Chamber, but after I warm up, I feel fantastic. I really appreciate Ishani pushing me. Finally, Club Studio recently hired Janie to be the supervisor and in charge of Recovery. She worked at Club Studio in San Antonio and is very experienced. I recently injured my hamstring, and she worked with me on the settings of the Red Light Therapy. I double checked her advice with AI and both were very consistent. Most important is the Red Light Therapy has helped. Congratulations to Club Studio management on the hiring of Janie. GREAT HIRE. Charles F.

I visited Club Studio as part of a fitness ambassador event and had such a great experience…read moreexploring everything they offer. I took their hot yoga class, which was both refreshing and energizing. The instructor was incredibly kind and hands-on with her guidance, making the class enjoyable for all levels. The facility itself has so much to offer! It really feels like a one-stop shop for fitness and wellness. There's a small cafe on-site, which is perfect for grabbing something before or after a workout. They also have multiple pickleball courts, which adds a fun, social element to the experience. My favorite part was definitely the recovery area. They offer cryotherapy, infrared light therapy, compression, and massage chairs. I personally tried the compression therapy and was very satisfied with how it made me feel afterward. Overall, this is an amazing space if you're looking to combine workouts, recovery, and convenience all in one place!

Disappointed with my experience …read more There were no trash cans in the women's restrooms, and there were at least 2 clogged toilets. I informed the front desk as I was leaving. The wipes are also so incredibly thin, doesn't feel like you're cleaning anything. Everything is kinda just strewn around in the women's only section. I came here with a friend using the free day pass, but I couldn't imagine paying for this experience.

I wanted to bring up a concern regarding inconsistent enforcement of gym policies. I was recently…read moretold I could not enter wearing slides, despite the fact that I regularly come in wearing them because I remove my shoes while lifting heavy. I've also noticed many other members lifting barefoot or taking their shoes off entirely without being approached or corrected. What makes this frustrating is that there are no visible signs or posted policies stating "no slides" or "no Crocs." The only posted rules I've seen are things like reracking weights and not removing shirts. Because of that, it feels unfair and inconsistent when certain members are singled out while others are not. Additionally, the interaction itself was unprofessional. I was told, "I'm going to get fired if you walk in," (white girl) by a front desk employee I had never seen before, after I had already driven all the way to the gym. The situation could have been handled much more respectfully and clearly. I also want to mention that I frequently feel pressured by trainers approaching me repeatedly about personal training, even after showing no interest. I've noticed this tends to happen more when I wear baggier clothing or don't fit the typical "gym aesthetic," which makes the environment feel uncomfortable rather than welcoming. I'm not trying to cause issues, but I would appreciate clearer policies and more consistent treatment from staff across the board.

Best work out spot in the area. They have several trainers who are doing small group (with social…read moredistancing) as well as 1x1. They also have classes that meet outside in the parking lot. I have witnessed them wiping down equipment and spacing out folks. Trainers I have worked with are happy to adapt the exercises to you. The gym is a spacious and has a massive range of equipment for your workouts. This is not a golds or planet fitness type place. You sign up with a trainer or class and have a schedule and accountability. Yeah, I'm a fan.

I love this place! I have been training with Adriaan for several years now and followed him to…read morethis gym. I love the atmosphere, the equipment and everything about it. They have several trainers who offer personal or group classes of various types at this location. I do 1-1 weight training with Adriaan. The location has a really great mix of male and female clients of all levels of ability. It is a fun, safe and positive atmosphere.

I specifically searched for a gym that offers group workout classes because that's how I work out…read morebest, and 24 Hour Fitness has been a great fit for me. One of the first things that drew me in was the convenience--it's only about a 7-minute drive from my house, which makes it so easy to stay consistent. I signed up for a membership over Winter Break and chose the Platinum membership so I could have full access. One of the best perks is the buddy pass, which can be used every day you attend the gym. It made total sense for me to get this option so my husband could be my workout buddy. We went together on Saturday and were both impressed with how clean the gym was and how easy it was to find cleaning supplies throughout the space. The front desk staff deserve a shout-out--they are always friendly and greet me every time I walk in, which makes a big difference. What truly keeps me coming back, though, is Scott's workout classes. From my very first class, he welcomed me, explained how the class works, and clearly shared his expectations. His words--"If it gets hard, just keep moving"--really stuck with me. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I could actually do it. I've attended his classes on Tuesday and Thursday this week and already plan to be back again on Saturday. If you're looking for a clean gym, friendly staff, and motivating group classes that make you feel supported no matter your fitness level, this place is definitely worth checking out!

We used our free 3-day trial pass at this location because our friend has been going there for…read moreyears, and the East Plano location has a terrible manager. The front staff here are super nice and welcoming, and I really appreciated their help with all the problems caused by the East Plano location. Monica was very friendly and empathetic; she apologized for what we experienced and tried to help alleviate my frustration. Unfortunately, I didn't like the gym overall. I think the equipment is a little outdated compared to other gyms in the area. The gym is big, and I like the two floors, but while I was there, I didn't see people wiping down equipment after using it, and cleanliness is a major factor in my decision. All the sections also seem very tightly packed, and you can accidentally end up in someone's space without realizing it. There's also not enough seating upstairs if you're waiting for friends, unless you want to sit by the wall and have people stare at you while they work out.

Great open space gym! Plenty of room w/ a great selection…read moreof free weights as well as machine weights and a nice cardio area w/ plenty of cardio machines and a Group Training area. They even have a studio where you can take a variety of virtual classes. See Makela, she'll take great care of you!

So this location in particular gives me planet fitness vibes. The equipment is good but the…read moreclientele is questionable. A lot of people who are just completely oblivious to everyone around them. I've seen people have full phone conversations on machines while someone is waiting to use it, people playing their own music loud af and just stuff that's inconsiderate of other gym goers. The staff is 50/50 the guy at night is super nice and helpful but the lady during the day is useless. I pay $40 a month and I don't feel like this location is worth it. I usually drive the extra 10 mins to the Arapaho location or even sometimes the oak cliff location if I'm out that way.

It's better now, than when I started going. This is the main location that I go to. I was…read moreinitially disappointed that a feature in the Black Card Spa was unavailable. For a long while. It was one of the reasons that I picked PF. It's always been clean in there, which is great and people workout and leave. They recently added some machines and took out some of the unneeded treadmills and other machines. I only wish they had more than 1 torso rotation. That's all that I've got.

A New Era at Planet Fitness Richardson Begins with Brooke!…read more Beltline & Plano Road | Planet Fitness Richardson Let it be known--Brooke is not just a legendary general manager. She's a game-changer, a visionary, and the heartbeat of a brighter future for our Planet Fitness family here in Richardson. After a challenging year, many of us wondered if things would ever turn around. But then came Brooke--our new General Manager--and suddenly, hope wasn't just a feeling, it was a strategy. From day one, Brooke brought: * Clarity to confusion * Compassion to every conversation * Solutions to long-standing problems * Momentum that we hadn't felt in ages She listens. She leads. She gets it. And most importantly--she acts. Whether it's improving member experience, supporting staff, or tackling operational hiccups with grace and grit, Brooke is the kind of leader who makes you believe again. We're not just optimistic--we're confident that under Brooke's leadership, this gym will become the gold standard of what Planet Fitness can be. To our regional and corporate leadership: Please recognize the excellence unfolding here. Brooke is the kind of manager who doesn't just fix problems--she builds legacies. Thank you, Brooke, for showing us what leadership looks like. The future is brighter because of you.