Cramped and stinky. Once you sign up please know that you have to give 30 days written notice to their 3rd party billing company before they will stop billing you. You cannot do it through the gym itself. If you are injured and can no longer work out you still have to pay for 1 more month. read more

I really like the staff, very friendly and supportive. I also like that it is female friendly, being an older female. Classes are great. Only problem there is some of the people there sit on machines on their phone, not exercising, and hog machines. If you ask to work in, they are rude. ​ read more

As others have written, this gym uses an outside agency to collect fees, etc (Peak Payment Solutions in Utah). Any gym that uses this company should be on your avoid list...cancelling your membership (i.e. move to a different state) is an arduous process that must be initiated 30 days prior, and then they conveniently "forget" to check their PO Box where your registered letter informing them of your cancellation will sit for another 30 days. Yes, you're being charged for all of this. Once you threaten legal action, they attempt to one-up you with contract references that don't exist, extra charges, and threats of various kinds. Either way, none of this is "healthy" behavior for someone who began a "healthy" process. And, forget calling the gym for any help as whomever answers the phone cheerfully suggests you call (back) to Peak Payment. It's a gestapo tactic that wreaks of unfairness, questionable morals and virtually no protection for you the consumer. Avoid at all costs. Go to another gym that has no contract for you to sign or a pay as you go month - month membership. read more

After the new management came in I had recently signed up for a gym membership here. Springs fitness hours are not 24/7 but they are open for very long hours that can be worked around. The manager Tom is amazing and is the best to ask about benefits of membership or advice on working out and having a healthier lifestyle. Since I started working out there I feel comfortable going in and the people are very nice too which is a benefit! Everyone's nice and they have many benefits like childcare and different various classes you can take ! read more

Don't sign up, their cancellation policies are horrendous. Perfect example: I never signed a contract with them (manager's fault for being lazy when he couldn't find the paperwork), and when I cancelled, they harassed me and even reported my failure to pay them afterward to the credit bureau. I had to write a letter to the credit agencies about them not having any contract with me. The credit issue was removed, but this scumbag company was willing to harass, send threatening letters, and report me over a legal document they didn't even have. They state you must move something like 30 miles away from their closest gym for you to cancel. As in, forever. read more

The gym itself is fine until you try to cancel your membership, that's when things get RIDICULOUS! my fault for not paying attention to the contact, i thought was a 1 year contract but apparently its 3. so i can either pay $30 a month until the time is up or pay 80% of my remaining balance which is the ridiculous amount of $500. Ha! that's not happening! so I'm going to investigate on what I can do about this... So if you haven't yet signed up, know that its a 3 year contract. the only reason i go to this gym is because they have a great Zumba instructor named Kari. other than that's its an ok, small gym. read more

I've worked as a trainer for the last 5 years and been to hundreds of gyms so let me just preface this with I know gym etiquette, how to treat members and 'how a gym works'. From the moment I walked in Joe was terribly rude to me. No greeting to start, just stared at me. I had to ask if he worked there, even though I knew he did because he was standing behind the desk. I walked in and asked if I could get a day pass or a week pass or something to temporarily workout there because I was willing to just pay a day pass fee even though I had already downloaded the free 7 day pass you can get online. When I asked him about a day pass he said "get it online" I then showed him the 7 day pass I had emailed to me. He was unsure of the free 7 day pass and told me his new manager is a "drill sergeant of a woman" with a condescending emphasis on woman as if he was speaking to someone who wasn't a woman... Uhh.. Ok... He then said I could write my name on the sheet and workout today but "don't come back here" with it (free week pass) again. He assumed I was in high school and when I told him I was an adult I think that was the only reason he actually let me go TRY to go lift. He then had the nerve to ask me if I was going to join, like I haven't even tried the gym yet and we're not off to a good start Joe. I was light weight deadlifting and NOT dropping the weights by any means and he comes over to say, "don't drop the weights" I assured him I wasn't dropping the weights it was just the metal plates making noise each time I set the bar down. He argues with me points to the do not drop weights sign and says "you are dropping the weights I can hear you from over there" and when I had enough of how he was treating me I just told him I was going to leave, he had nothing to say and walked away. I calmly put my weights away and left. I don't recommend this place to anyone unfortunately. There were two men who appeared to be listen to music through their headphones yet still having a very loud conversation with each other on the machine side of the gym but Joe didn't seem to be bothered by that. Rightly so Joe, it's a gym...it's ok to make noise. Or maybe it was because they are men. read more

This place is horrible. Do not join this gym. Contract is to long and not worth the price. Golds would be a way better option. If you ever have to get out of the contract they charge you an arm and a leg. read more