Away from the crowds, big box gyms is a gym hidden in the landscape of Oak Hill in plain sight and…read morefrequented by a devout group of fitness folks. When I could no longer tolerate the big box gyms, the crowds that flock to them and the bad behaviors that have cropped up over time, I finally made the move to this gym. Sure it's smaller, sure it doesn't have daycare, saunas, pools, giant changing rooms but I consider all those things a plus. People who show up here show up to work out not sit at the sauna and pool all day. The price point is higher than most gyms but not unreasonable. You get what you pay for -- mostly in peace and quiet and an overall more courteous gentler crowd. There is a good mix of equipment that can handle a mix of folks who just want fitness, folks who are into bodybuilding and powerlifters. For the most part all three groups exist in peace. Perhaps the general fitness folks may at times be a little intimidated by some of the louder harder workouts of the powerlifters. But this can be mitigated by changing the time you go. I get overstimulated by such noises so I try to avoid those folks if I can. ( I can be a gentle flower lol) Gender balance. This gym has a very healthy gender balance. Luckily this crowd is not there to find suitors, they are there to work out so no fake eyelashes or clown makeup nor guys just dragging their wings along the ground like turkeys in heat. Please respect this dynamic and don't come here to hit on people. Like most gyms the peak time is 5-7 week days except it's mostly Monday to Wednesday that's somewhat busy during rush hour. But nothing like the big box gyms. It's busy but not impossible to get a workout in like other gyms. Folks are not aggressive with each other, they are kind when they approach you for working in etc. I take a long time at some machines people should be upset but there is no upset, only kindness. They are swapping out some of the equipment and its changes for the better -- mind you what's there is already plenty. This is a small gym floor compared to mix chain gyms. The gym in Lincoln village is slightly larger and the new one in round rock will be huge. The hours are great. Parking is plenty however not endless, sometimes you will have to hunt a little. The gym is clean, bathrooms is clean but could be better. I am just being honest. It's just fine. I have been spoiled by Lifetime and EOS. There is a regular crowd that's been there a long time and they sometimes do exert a little bit of ownership and territorial behavior but they are mostly harmless, they could use the challenge of new faces, and they are perfectly able to adapt and accept newcomers. So don't be intimidated. It's all teddy bears in there. The staff also is amazingly friendly and attentive and keep the place sharp and on top shape and help members. I highly recommend you get a week pass and check it out!

This gym is almost PERFECT. It's clean, great equipment, friendly staff. I would recommend it to…read moreevery walk of life! My two small qualms are as followed 1. More fans please!! The air feels stagnant and hot - especially by the cardio machines! 2. Extended hours or 24/ hour access for members would be amazing for those of us who work night shifts! Outside of these small suggestions this gym truly is great, no other gym in Austin can compare to the cleanliness and quality of machines this space provides.

I broke my wrist on Sept 2nd so i stopped going. Jared the owner still made me pay for all of…read moreSeptember AND October because there is a 30 day notice you have to give...even on the "month to month" membership. I bought some supplements from him for $38 which he has refused to give me and wont answer my messages.

I happened upon CrossFit 2024 when I was in town for the weekend and looking for a gym to workout…read moreat. They have a great interest form on their website for drop in athletes and Jared replied and got me set up for a drop in class 24 hours after I submitted the form! I was a bit nervous show up at the gym on my own but I shouldn't have been. Jared and all of the gym members were super nice and welcoming! They included me in conversations and I didn't feel awkward when we ended up having a partner WOD. The warm-up was good and Jared clearly explained all parts of the workout. After class, two of the members chatted with me for a bit and gave me great recommendations of places to visit while I was in town. The gym is small and it didn't have the equipment I was used to but you can tell that they have a great, dedicated community here!

Hyde Park Gym is as old school as it gets--and I mean that in the best way. The second you walk in,…read moreit's all iron, no fluff. You feel like you've stepped into a place built for real training. I hit a chest and triceps workout and found this old-school tricep machine I've never seen before--it felt incredible. Some of the equipment looks like it's been around forever, but it still hits better than most of the polished machines at commercial gyms. Everything here is built to last and made for people who actually lift. The vibe is raw and focused. No egos, no distractions--just people putting in work. It's the kind of place that makes you want to go harder. Only real downsides: the water fountain was out of order, and there's not much in the way of cardio equipment. So bring a water bottle, and if cardio is a big part of your training, you'll need to get that in elsewhere. Still, if you're into that gritty, no-nonsense gym energy, Hyde Park delivers. Just fix that fountain and it's an easy 5 stars

Superb old-school gym that seems like it hasn't changed in 30 years. I love that. It oozes history…read moreand strength and hard work. The smarties (candy) at the counter are an excellent pre-workout energy boost. Can't wait to return.

Went to my first (free) intro session yesterday to get a better feel for what this gym has to offer…read moreand an introduction class to cross fit. Kyle was extremely knowledgeable and inviting while walking our newbie group through what to expect. I had grown up playing competitive basketball with personal trainers and let's just just say I've been taught how to do a push up wrong my ENTIRE LIFE. Kyle not only corrected my form but my posture was also corrected along with getting my ASS kicked in the best way possible from this intro session. This gym breathes support for its members while concentrating on good to grow their clients into their strongest, happiest selves. I signed up! Going to start foundation classes this week and then ready to rock and roll into the regular classes to be my strongest, happiest self! There's no doubt this will happen with the rad staff and community laid back vibes at this solid gym.

Keoni is a knowledgeable coach, a good hearted, and fun spirited bro. Made my first day there…read moreabsolutely worth it. I'll definitely be back for more.

It's a great gym. Not the best but solidly up there…read more Tons of racks and platforms for lifters (and eleiko gear), tons of 'functional' equipment like KBs, TRX, Nordic bench, med balls, dead balls, sleds, etc. would like if they had sandbags tho. Cardio room is fine but cramped with 2 rowers, 1 air bike, 3 skiergs, and like 5 treadmills. There are more cardio machines by the entrance as well. Tons of weights but surprised to not see any 2.5 lb plates. Maybe I just couldn't find them, but I didn't see a single one. Edit: found the 2.5s but they're very few and far between. Equipment is nice and they have enough to get 90% of what you want done, but so many chest machines? I wish we could have more cable towers as the cable section is always cramped. They got a GHD tho which is super cool. Great snacks and merch too.

This pretty much has everything you need. If you need anything else you really are doing too much…read moreextra work. It's clean and perfect for weightlifting everyday. It gets crowded at the usual times but it's pretty much what you can expect from any gym. Been coming here for almost a year and everyone has been courteous to me

I started to come here based upon my chiropractor's recommendation. Side note, my chiropractor,…read moreworks out of a small office within Lumos. Highly recommend! I had a consultation with Noah a few months ago now, about my wants and needs of personal training. I already do Muay Thai and running on my own. I wanted to add some strength training in but it's been awhile and needed some direction. I filled out very thorough paperwork. I was matched with one of the trainers, Brett, and I couldn't be happier. There are different packages to accommodate all needs and budget. Overall I am happy and would recommend. They also have group classes but I haven't done so I can't comment on that.

Went to Lumos to set a foundation - strength, flexibility, mobility. JoJo was my personal trainer…read morefor 2 months before I moved out of town and I am so happy to have worked with her. JoJo was perfect! Great fun, great workouts, didn't let me slack, and really paid attention to technique - because she listened to me and observed my movements, I was able to do more than I thought I could (since I hadn't done anything for 2 years) and feel so much better physically and mentally! While I didn't participate in the group sessions, they were going on when I was doing my personal sessions -- looked and heard like a super group of friendly people who are all there to do the right thing, have fun as a group while getting into shape and learning to work out the right way. Noah and his team are doing fitness right! Highly recommend Lumos Fitness Collective - best gym ever!

If you want to take your fitness and wellness seriously then this is the gym to be at! Phenomenal…read morecommunity, top level workouts and coaches who are the most knowledgeable I have ever met. You won't regret joining and being part of the community!

Fantastic experience. Spent a couple of weeks in Austin. All of the coaches were extremely…read moreknowledgeable and empathic - but they pushed the hell out of you! This place was definitely no joke and I loved every minute of it. Everyone was very supportive and truly rooted for everyone else, one class at a time. Every time I'm in Austin I'll do my best to drop by and at least get to a class.

Easley gym is all about what you want to get from your fitness journey…read more Do you want to be in a cult? Easley is not for you. Do you want to be left completely alone so you can just come in and be a mysterious gym person for the IG reel? Easley is not for you. Do you want to use your gym membership as a status symbol or a service tool for you ego? Easley gym is not for you. But... Do you want to push your limits as you create a fitness regimen that demands effort, resilience, and discipline? Easley is the gym for you. Do you want an environment that nurtures your growth through high standards in a way that celebrates your victories but demands you earn it? Easley is the gym for you. Do you want to learn a skill that benefits many other areas of your life, from physical health, to mental clarity and health, and emotional regulation? Do you want to see yourself get better and better at a skill that demands not just your body's improvement, but your mind as well? Do you want to feel part of a community where friendships can be made without losing your personality or having to invent one to fit in? Do you want to learn from a coaching staff with decades of boxing experience in an environment that has no frills, no gimmicks, and no corporate atmosphere? I'm not a boxer by trade and haven't even sparred in the ring, but I've been a member since 2021 and use boxing at Easley, whether in class or in my own private workout sessions, exclusively for my fitness routine. I'm halfway to my goal of 150 workouts at Easley this year, and I'm not just happy with the results I see in the mirror or how I feel day to day, I'm happy I've found something that motivates me and challenges me with a community that is supportive and demanding, relaxed but energized, chill but focused. I can't recommend it enough. I hope you'll consider them as part of your health maintenance, and use my name so I can win the raffle.

The real deal. This is not a HIIT gym. This is not an indoor…read morecycling studio, or fitness class in a dark room with neon lights. This is a boxing club; but don't get me wrong, it is fun as heck! I struggle keeping up with gym routines or high intensity classes because you're only ever doing it for the feeling afterwards, or for how they promise you'll look, if only you came back 3+ times a week. Do you know what that's called? You're using those classes as a means to an end. But not here. Not boxing. For me, at least, the very activity of boxing is an ends in itself (that just so happens to give me the fitness and body I've been after all along). It's hard, with tricky combos and footwork, coupled with exhausting, 2-minute stretches of nailing a bag with uppercuts. It keeps my mind buzzing, trying my best to keep it sharp and get the combos right (or helping my partner with their's), and forces me to reach deeeep into my reserves to hit, weave, and power through those moments when you just want to say "I can't". The gym is a no-nonsense, warehouse style venue, with plenty of bags and floorspace for the size of the classes, and a pretty decent split of men to women (though I think there's also a dedicated Thursday class for women?) Any notion of it being intimidating go away completely the moment you introduce yourself to the person next to you. This gym keeps true to what it set out to do, and I think for that reason it attracts that kind of person; no pretenders or showboaters or other such characters. There are some pro looking people, and some very green looking people (like me), and some in-between. People come here because they enjoy the thing they're doing. They're not here to just enjoy the after-effects. Classes are Mon, Wed, Fri, and I hope I can continue to make them all! (And when I don't, boy do I miss it!)