Onelife Fitness Perimeter is truly my home gym. I've been a member for about four years now, and…read morethe staff has consistently been amazing--friendly, helpful, and welcoming every time I walk in. While it may seem like there's "not much to review" when it comes to gyms, I genuinely believe not all gyms are the same. Onelife clearly takes pride in their space. The facility is clean, the machines are well-maintained and up to date, and they pay attention to the little details (which I definitely notice). The personal training rates are also very reasonable, and overall, the vibe is exactly what I look for in a gym. You can tell most people are there to actually work out--not just hang around, socialize, or hold up equipment. I really appreciate being in an environment where people are focused, respectful, and using the gym for what it's meant for. If you're looking for a gym that feels welcoming, well-run, and truly built for people who want to move and improve, Onelife Fitness Perimeter is it. I'd also like to give a shout out to the general manager Kamera, she is an absolute ray of sunshine.

First time checking out this gym while visiting the ATL area and it was pretty nice. Parking seemed…read moreto be difficult to find pending hour of the day, but with two floors and plenty of machines, I didn't really find myself waiting in line. Lots of cardio machines on both floors and a designated stretching area and cross fit section. They sell protein shakes, energy drinks and snacks. They also offer amenities like massage chairs and saunas. This location does not have a pool. Only comment I can add is the guy working at the reception can be a little more lively. Just gave off the vibe he didn't want to be there.

The new gym upgrades are awesome. Admittedly I was splitting…read moretime between Woodstock and Holly Springs One Life. Mainly because the gym is too busy and it sucks when you have to wait for inconsiderate people who sit on a machine for 20 min. While it's still too busy, there's at least other options to use for machines.

Fraud! My wife signed up for 4 stretching sessions at the gym. After three sessions she knew she…read moredid not want to continue and made no further appointments. Onelife continues to charge us. Be careful - it was a lousy service by an incompetent amateur, and they bury their "pay now, good luck getting out of it" fraud.

This place has its ups and downs. The front desk staff was very friendly upon checking in. This…read moreplace is also really spacious. It is two floors of workout areas including an indoor track. It is in the old Golds Gym so even though it is newer to the One Life collection. The building itself has some age on it. Some of the equipment already has cracked pads which is a huge pet peeve of mine. When you have annual membership fees this should never happen. There are several machines here that they don't have at other locations, however it was lacking in abdominal machines. The overall pool area is nice but the hot tub had the weakest jets I have ever experienced. This is the only One Life I've been to that has a steam room. That was nice! The showers were GROSS and showed plenty of mold. There were also three ends of exposed screws by the soap holder that will scratch you. Like I said this experience was a roller coaster! The hydro massage was nice and that area was clean. I will come back.

Lots of space. Multi-level facility with room to stay out of fellow members' way. Equipment is…read moreupdated. Heavy duty for even the most serious. (I do wish they had a pendulum squat machine.) I drive several miles out of my way to work out here, fleeing the Mil-tots at the Crabapple location.

The new management here at this location is making a world of difference. They have committed…read moreapparently to creating a better experience and have added some really cool new machines, especially in the leg room. It is now a favorite workout destination.

The fact that when I type in their website name and the first thing I see are YouTube videos on how…read moreto cancel memberships and paid services that will contact onelife and cancel on your behalf is a HUGE RedFlag. There's NO button or easy or even semi-difficult path to cancel. They want us to be frustrated and give up. I've never seen another gym do this and I've had several subscriptions. My gf called and received the answer of $59 to cancel $5 each month to freeze How utterly ridiculous!!!!! Lifetime and Planet Fitness for example I just walked in and said "l would like to cancel my membership". The response? "Of course, Sir. We'll get that done for you and we're sorry to see you go." Onelife? Walk in and receive the answer - "No, you can't cancel through the app. No you can't cancel in person. No, I can't help you, you need to go to our website. " Get to the website and go through a maze of links to find an email that HOPEFULLY will work. Still waiting AND they still plan to charge for the following month after cancelation. Don't come here, go to a gym that isn't trying to trap you.

I kind of don't want to write a review...hear me out. It's tough finding a decent commercial gym…read morethat actually puts effort into enhancing the gyms atmosphere, one that is quiet, with a decent amount of traffic. You know...not too much where you just want to do a 180 and head home to avoid the chaos and waiting for machines like you're at Disney world. People actually come here to WORKOUT, and not socialize the entire time next to a machine....they never touched . But truly It's a great gym(this location) w/ good energy and nice vibes + ( they just added a host of new equipment that I'm not posting because again I don't want more people finding out about this location :). The desk staff and trainers are great and I always see them putting in work. They don't have a basketball court which isn't a big deal but uniformity among the gyms would be nice. I hope there is an expansion of the turf area in the future....

My daughter got me a membership at the Austell location. The staff are all welcoming and helpful. I…read morelost my key to my locker and my membership tag. They got me into my locker with no issues and the manager set my phone up with the gym login app. Everytime I walk in one of the staff greet me with a smile and encouraging have a great workout. They always say have a great day when I leave too. I personally have had nothing but a wonderful experience there. If you are looking for a great gym check them out.

Clean, nice equipment, good remodel fairly recently. Nice group fitness class schedules as well…read more Feels like home for sure. Glad to be back here after checking out other gyms in area.

Grifters that make signing up as easy as possible, but you have to have an act of congress to…read morecancel your membership. If you read through the recommendations, most of them are just "Just signed up, seems nice". Wait until you try to leave. They will use every stall and delay tactic possible to get another billing cycle out of you. My wife had a personal trainer through them, which isn't cheap. When she cancelled that, they had her sign a form. A week or two later, we get another bill from them that we thought was a bill because we cancelled in the middle of a billing cycle. A month later, we get another bill from them. We go into the location and they say they dont have the paperwork and act like we should have taken a picture of it since they didn't give us a copy of the paperwork. (I fully believe if we had taken a picture, they would have said "Well that's just a picture, its not official") At this point we both wanted to cancel our memberships because of how they acted. To do this, you have to call some individual in the corporate office. That guy doesn't answer the phone and then you have to send him an email and wait and hope and pray he actually reads and processes it in good faith so this company will quit leaching money from your bank account. Honestly, leaving this gym is like escaping a cult. Instead of joining this gym, just run. Run as far as you can in the other direction and you'll be in a lot better shape both physically and mentally.

Switched over from LA fitness and I'm so glad I did! They offer so much more machines and they have…read morechild care. Which was the main reason for switching over. All the staff in the childcare are so sweet and my girls love going.

Review - OneLife Fitness: * Unprofessional service; they…read moreseem to pick and choose when and how charges are applied. * Membership fees increase every year, but billing errors continue. * My account was mixed up with someone else's 3 times in one year, which is unacceptable. * When questioned, staff said "everything is increasing," which does not justify mistakes. * Some equipment is old and poorly maintained. * Be very careful with billing--if you're not actively using the gym, consider canceling to avoid unexpected charges. * Overall, not reliable at all.

awful gym, awful bathrooms, awful sauna, awful staff, awful equipment, awful smoothies, awful…read moreexperience. Golds gym would be a better experience

I don't feel safe working out at this location due to ongoing security issues that don't seem to be…read moretaken seriously. The back door clearly marked "Employees Only" is frequently propped open, and people who are not employees go in and out regularly. Certain members consistently enter through this back entrance, and while they may feel entitled or believe they have permission, other members also open the door for people -- which completely defeats the purpose of a restricted staff-only area. Anyone can buy a OneLife shirt and walk through that door. That's exactly why staff entrances are supposed to remain locked. This is a legitimate safety concern, especially for members who work out alone. There is a reason this door exists and a reason it's labeled employees only. If it's meant to be secure, it should be consistently enforced. Until this issue is addressed, I don't feel comfortable training here.