EŌS can be packed at peak times - this location is no different. The staff here is very friendly…read moreand keeps the location clean. A tip is to use the machines by the elevator that require you to log in - they usually are open and not used. The training team here is great! Some other locations are pushy and annoying.

Skip this gym, went to cancel the over-promised membership and amenities and its like I was talking…read morea diff language. Kept being passed around. Hot tub, sauna, pool are always 'in service'. Front desk people are useless. Went in for a workout one day, got charged for kids pass, then when took my kid-it was Closed! Instead of giggling pay attention! When I went back the girls giggled and said 'Ohhhh Yea, it is closed'. WTF! This and MORE is why im canceling. Not worth it!

My 24hr fitness permanently closed so this was really the only convenient option, but I'm really…read moreglad I ended up joining. The atmosphere is much better and you can tell people take their workout seriously. It is smaller and there's some equipment I miss, but overall its a better gym. Staff seems friendly and I see them clean quite a bit. Don't really ever have to wait for a rack as they have 2 platform half racks and another one in a different area that has a landmine. The machines I've used feel pretty smooth and I notice pretty much everyone wipes them down when they're done. They have 3 bench press stations that are pretty sweet! You can change the angle in increments of 5% on decline and incline. Something I also really like is they have a nice standing and seated calf machine. Also a pretty good variety of attachments for the pulley machines. Wish they had heavier dumbbells though, as I can't do DB rows with straps anymore unless I wanna do like 40+ reps. I know that sounds crazy, but when you strap up you'd be surprised how much you're limiting your back gainz yo. But they have a landmine where you can load the weight up and do the same type of row. Oh and if you know what a glute ham raise is they have it! I love that thing and have been using it twice a week and am still getting stronger at it. They have a cool turf area in the back where you can do a variety of things, but unfortunately all it can take is 1 person in the area and you can no longer drag the sled/tire around or do farmer walks which are things I really like to do. Also, I honestly feel kind of bad when I do it because I feel like I'm hogging the area. If there was just a little more square feet it would be absolutely perfect. The only really legit complaint I have is the water temperature is not consistent in the showers(its usually cold or lukewarm). If that could be fixed that would be great. Cold water is fine now, but its pretty miserable once you get to the winter time. Even with a few things I don't like I highly recommend this gym and think that you will really like it too!

Poorly staffed if anyone available. Dirty nasty lil gym. 24 hour access a plus . Broken old…read moreequipment, Multiple broken apparatus & no paper towels or disinfectant spray! Cable & TV system broken. Lots of drama usually involving disputes about cancellations . The Mgr sits in her office reading books asking to not lift the weights too loud . LMAO this place is seriously fun but run like a weekend experiment! Good Luck with this place ! Ty

The most amazing first impression was the reception had a welcome tag prepared since this was my…read morefirst visit to the studio. This is an absolutely nice gesture. The staff was friendly and made the check-in process seamless. Coach Riley kept both the floor & treadmill groups engaged, energized and was amazing. Another unique thing about the studio is the members are not needed to wipe the equipment after each class like it's done at all other studios I have visited. The staff take care of the sanitization of equipment after each class. The facility is well-maintained and plenty of parking is available. The studio still has old equipment, which is the only reason for the four stars. Everything else was five stars all the way.

Love this location (plenty of parking) and the staff. Eric, the GM, is a great coach - always…read morepaying attention to form and adding encouragement throughout the workout - and he's just a great human. He's kind, treats every member with respect, and somehow knows everyone's name! Riley, Carrie, and Robin are also fantastic coaches who make your day brighter even when the sweat is pouring off of you. This gym is a community. After visiting OTF locations across the U.S. during work and personal trips, the camaraderie here is a step above - we cheer one another on, we congratulate, and we support. The coaches encourage this more than I've seen at other gyms. Also, this is the cleanest gym (thanks Eric!).

I joined Rise in 2023 and it is one of the best choices I have made to better myself! Come join us!…read moreThere's a class for everyone

I love Rise Collective Wellness. It's the most friendly community of ladies (and gents) all doing…read moretheir best to be healthy and strong. The teachers are so encouraging and engaging that you can't help but get a great workout. There is a class and music playlist for all types.

The workouts are fantastic. Always changing and keeping it interesting. Love the community.read more

Love this gym! I originally started coming because I saw the offered free childcare with the…read moreclasses and that has always been a struggle for me as a single mom working out! My daughter is 4 and we've tried a couple different gyms that offer childcare and she always cried so hard so it made working out not worth it. She loves going to the care and never wants to leave. It makes me not feeling guilty about working out! The actual workouts are great too! They push me but if I need to tame it back a day they're respectful of that! If I ask them to push me harder that day- they will! Very encouraging and uplifting community.

There is always available cardio machine there to use. No…read morewait line for them. Clean, organized tools and machines. Nice and helpful staffs.

Though there is variety of equipment. There is no privacy. I feel self conscious about my body…read morealready. It doesn't help that the floor plan is a open floor. Where it feels like people are staring at ya but they're not. They're probably zoning out. In other places I've been have 2 floors. I wish this one has that.

I used to have a monthly membership quite a few years ago. They don't offer the monthly anymore,…read morebut the annual is very manageable ($30 for Hurst residents) though I've been told the rates will go up October 1st. I was surprised at first, but then I saw all the upgrades they've made since I was last a member. Great upgrades. The walking track has been painted, the smaller fitness room with the cardio machines has been laid out better, and they made an amazing weight room in the second gym. I was just astounded at the work they've put in to make this place more functional over the years, and way better equipment. For $75 annual, or $100 starting October 1st, you get two fitness rooms, a real indoor walking track, workout classes, an upstairs strengthening room, and the nicest front desk staff. That's less than half of what you'd pay at the gym. I can't believe I had been wasting money at a gym for less features and perks. Keep up the great work!

I've grown really fond of this place. My husband and I decided we were going to get a gym…read moremembership back in January to start the year off right. We paid $100 for a family annual pass since we are Hurst residents. The folks working the front desk are always very friendly and helpful. The gym seems to be kept in good condition and I frequently see them cleaning different areas. Antibacterial wipes to wipe down the machines after you use them are readily available at pretty much all times, you never have to go very far to seek any out. I've never had any issues with broken machines. It's also much less busy than some of the other gyms in the area, which I love. They do not have a sauna or pool or any fancy equipment (for example; prone leg curl, v squat machine, hip thrust machine etc) but they have all your basic machines, plenty of cardio machines and a turf area with a sled pull. My one gripe is that I wish they had better hours. They close at 5:00pm Friday and Saturday, and are closed all day Sunday. I got a gym membership somewhere else to supplement some of the other stuff and the days the Hurst Rec was closed, but I ended up cancelling it because I just had a much better experience at the Hurst Rec and ended up using Sunday as a rest day anyway. It's no frills but it gets the job done, and for the price, it's pretty hard to beat.

I had an extremely frustrating experience trying to cancel my membership. I submitted my…read morecancellation form using the email address provided by one of the studio's employees. Later, I was told they never received it because it had been sent to the wrong email address. That mistake was caused by their staff, not me. Despite explaining the situation multiple times and being charged three separate times after I stopped attending classes, the manager refused to refund more than one payment. Their response was simply, "No cancellation form = no refund," even after I explained that I had submitted the form and had been given incorrect information by their own employees. What made this even more disappointing was the complete lack of accountability. Instead of acknowledging that their staff provided incorrect information, they placed all the responsibility on me. When I asked to speak with someone above the manager or for corporate contact information, I was repeatedly redirected instead of being given a direct way to escalate the issue. I've spent months trying to resolve this over multiple phone calls and messages, and it has been exhausting. Customer service should involve listening to customers and taking responsibility when mistakes are made. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience. I would be very cautious before signing up here. If you ever need to cancel, document everything and keep copies of every email and form you send.

When I first joined, it was a little bit of a learning curve. It took me several classes to really…read moreget a hang of my base pace, push speed, and all out. My baseline heart rate tends to be on the higher end, so my heart monitor kept on telling me I was in the red zone when I was perfectly comfortable. Of course, I started out very conservative with walking on an incline on the treadmill. Several classes later, I was back running on the tread like the good old days. Let's talk about the best part of these classes! *Choose your own intensity: There are going to be days when you're just not at your fastest. The nice thing is you can choose your own intensity and pace. In other words, you can opt to take it semi-easy or sweat it out. *Heart zones: If you're looking to make gains, this is where it's at. The goal is to be in the orange zone for 12 minutes, accumulate at least what they call 12 "splat points." They keep track of this via a heart monitor you wear during class. Since I've been trying to get 12 splat points every workout, I've noticed that my after burn (24 hours after my workout) is actually working. I've been at the same weight for the longest time, and now I've actually seen some changes. *Pump it up: I have to admit that working out at home is boring sometimes. Every class at OTF is different, meaning you won't know what the workout will be until class starts. The coaches and music really keep me going. *Strength: Everyone tends to talk about the tread and rower. Half the class is cardio, and the rest is strength training. You can pick which side you want to start first. If you're not a fan of dumbbells, they will become your best friend. I'm reaching my one year anniversary, and about to go to my next class in 10 minutes. Just wanted to share how my fitness achievement has been accomplished since being here. To put it modestly, I have bigger biceps now lol.