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

This review is specific to the Orem Rec/SCERA Summer Swim Team…read more I was disappointed with the program. I did it when I was a kid and had a great experience. The program has certainly gone down hill since then. -The coaches provided no guidance or instruction. - The coaches had no real training program for the kids, they would just cycle through a couple of strokes without any other practice. - Despite repeated email and in person requests our kid never got the swim cap nor t-shirt that was supposed to come with the program.

We were a little bit, disappointed by our experience at Orem family fitness center today. We've…read morebeen members for over a year and we love this place. With the exception of it getting a little bit too busy lately we think this place does a really good job at providing a nice place to work out for families. Today, me and my kids wanted to play basketball in the gym. Many of the hoops were much lower than 10 feet. Not a big deal. we went and talked to a couple of the girls behind the desk to ask them to raise the hoops so that we could play basketball at regulation height. One of the girls stood up to talk to me and said, "no, I think all of the hoops are at the right height. " I responded and said, "no, many of them are around seven or 8 feet. They should be at 10 feet. "She looked at me like I was speaking a different language and said no I believe we can't adjust the height of the hoops. I realize that maybe I was speaking to someone who had only worked there for a little while and maybe didn't know the rules or the procedures around raising and lowering the hoops. So I said, "I believe we can raise the hoops and you can use that tool (pointing at the tool by her) to raise them. If you get a chance, please help us raise one of these hoops to 10 feet. " I thought that I was really nice and respectful. What happened is nobody ever came out to help us raise the hoops to 10 feet they just sort of ignored our request. Not the end of the world, we still love this place. But I hope in the future, the staff is trained and able to assist in these types of things.

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 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 called to cancel my pass, but was told I still need to pay the May payment and the $64 annual fee…read moreto lock in my rate--even though I'm canceling. That doesn't make any sense to me.

I'm mildly hesitant to even leave a review for this place because, like Gollum from the Lord of the…read moreRings, I wants it for my own. It is my precious!! This place is the very definition of a hidden gem. I happened upon it while googling "cool gyms in Utah" a few months ago, hoping to find some sweet Black Friday deals. I had never heard of it before, but the Google reviews got me very excited. There were lots of remarks like "I can never move because I won't find a better gym than this." Now that I've been to The Training Room, I can't go back home to the East Coast unless they let me start a franchise there. For the base membership price (currently $110) you get unlimited access to the gym, which is fully equipped with everything you need for lifting, cardio, CrossFit style drills and so much more. It is so clean and never overcrowded! There are showers stocked with the relevant toiletries, including hair dryer (and diffuser!), cotton swabs, hair ties and bobby pins, etc. There is even towel service, so you don't have to bring your own with you and stuff a wet towel into your gym bag on the way out! In addition to that, the base membership gets you unlimited included childcare! I love that there's no additional fee for that. I'm not usually comfortable taking advantage of childcare anyway, as they are frequently overcrowded with babies, understaffed, and often don't look well cleaned. The childcare here is different. Just like the gym floor, it is never overflowing with people. The girls who work in there are so pleasant and mature. It's easy to see your babies if you want to, as the door is always open and there are even computers at the front desk showing camera footage of what's going on wherever babies are. They even do a "Movement Preschool" with structured activities and take-home crafts where they teach basic manners, colors and the alphabet! The BIGGEST sell for me on this membership is the fact that it comes with free, unlimited access to the on-site Sports Medicine services! You can make an appointment to go in and get a physical, sports massage, physical therapy for injuries, chiropractic adjustments, etc. It's the first gym I've seen to incorporate that and it is an absolute game changer. The fact that they give you access to those services plus everything else for only $110/mo is just bonkers. This is so long, but I could go on and on about this gym. Not only is it the bee's knees, it is also in fact the cat's pajamas. (Do people still say that?) Come join the club! Or don't, because IT IS MY PRECIOUS.

I've been a member for 2 years now. Love these types of gyms. Never super crowded or huge groups of…read moreteenager using the bench press for an hour. Such a great place to get some gains.

Amazing staff, clean facilities, and friendly management. Great gym! Highly recommendread more

one of the best locations out there staff is so nice and helpful and understanding. they were able…read moreto help me when i had unique challenges.

I've been going to Strive Fitness for the past 3 years and it's been life changing. It's hard to…read morefind a good gym with proper personal trainers in Utah, and I can honestly tell you that Strive is that, and more. I train with Jess and he's a phenomenal trainer, and a genuine person. You definitely put in hard work here, and you definitely get the results. If you're looking for a good personal trainer to train with in a nice gym with a good ambience, Strive is 100% your place. There's nothing intimidating here, the only person you will be competing with is yourself. Every trainer here is professional and highly capable to push your limits and get the results you want.

I only have amazing things to say about Strive! I have been working out at Strive with Jess for a…read moreyear now and he has completely changed my life and the way I look. The gym is nice, clean and has top quality weights! 2 clean bathrooms, including a shower and a playroom for your kids. I definitely recommend this gym to everyone!

I waited two weeks went back and the steam room is still down, sad really , there is not enough…read moreroom in the sauna , the spa was like warm with cold water injecting in I have to assume that the owners just don't care

Edit 1: Vasa is a low-trust organization, and that's why you shouldn't utilize their services. I'll…read moreexplain more below. OG Review: The gym was nice, but the billing practices are predatory. Expect hidden fees upon sign up, and expect more hidden fees upon cancelation (plus a difficult cancelation process.) Make sure to get email verification from VASA that you canceled. Honestly thought the gym was nice, but the billing put a bad taste in my mouth. I probably won't be back. I'd be more likely to come back if they would just be straightforward about billing. In fact, I'd probably be willing to pay more per month if I didn't have to worry about hidden fees. I'll probably go to the local rec center instead. Edit 1: Vasa replied to my review with the following (rebuttal below): "Hi Dallin! Thank you for taking the time to give us your feedback, we are always looking for ways we can improve. We are sorry that your experience in our club wasn't the best and there was a miscommunication regarding our membership dues and fees. You can view all of our fees here: https://support.vasafitness.com/article?id=230379428&category=Membership§ionTitle=General%20Membership" You're welcome for the feedback, and thanks for the link to the membership dues and fees. It doesn't change the taste in my mouth. You sent me the link AFTER you'd already taken more of my money than I was initially led to believe you would. Here's the deal: it's not that information about your fees isn't accessible before sign-up. It is accessible. The problem is that I would have had to read the fine print to know about it. Reflect on yourself: doesn't that feel like a scam? Would you want to do business with a company whose contract you have to thoroughly read just to make sure that you're not getting duped? Don't get me wrong, it's smart to read contracts that you sign. It's just that high-trust organizations don't hide their fees in contracts that they know their customers won't read. You know that most people won't read the contract, and you also know that most people who sign the contract won't be aware of cancelation fees, 30 day cancelation notice requirements, rate guarantee fees, or other fees beyond the monthly payment. Yet, you charge people those fees anyway. That's what makes you a low-trust organization. To the VASA employee who is responding to my review, I know you're not the one who makes these contractual policies. It's not your fault. But if you have any say in the matter, maybe you should bring it up. It could be a great marketing strategy to advertise VASA as the only gym chain in the US with no hidden fees. VASA could become the most trustworthy gym in the US. If nothing else, it would be a more honest form of business. Best wishes, and good luck. Maybe I'll see you when the policies change. Dallin

I've never stuck with one type of workout before I found Crosskick. This gym has changed my life,…read morebody and mind. I am more confident and more fit than I have ever been before and I am so grateful for the coaches and all they have done to help me achieve my goals!

From the owner: We care as much about your personal development as we do your physical fitness. We are a lifestyle…read moregym that offers Personal Training, CrossFit, Kickboxing and so much more!

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.