In Cedar Park off of Lakeline the owners have really cheaped out on the place. They dont believe in…read moreair conditioning, working bathrooms or tvs on treadmill. I'm never hot. If they couldn't afford a gym perhaps they shouldn't have bought. No other Anytime is like this!!! In any other city.

Great club, always clean, not too busy. Plenty of equipment…read more Ample parking, reasonably priced. Owners and trainers very friendly.

I've been a member here now for 4 years and I've taken over 325 classes. I took a year off in 2020…read moreduring Covid and took some recovery time from 2 heart surgeries but it always feels great to be back and I REALLY miss the classes during the times I've been unable to attend. The trainers are great and understanding when I have an injury and a great at offering modifications when needed. I've lost body fat and increased my strength and lean mass. It's not a cheap gym membership but I look at it as an investment in my health. As someone with a heart condition I can tell you that your health and well-being are priceless and F45 helps keep me in n both departments! I love the strength workouts, the Saturday classes are a hybrid of cardio and strength, it's always a great way to start your weekend!

Long story short, F45 is the most AMAZING fitness studio I've ever been to and I've tried them all…read more F45 is a 45 minute Functional HITT workout. Monday, Wednesday, Friday are cardio days, Tuesday and Thursdays are resistance days and Saturday is the only hour long workout that is a combo of both. I love that all the workouts are functional meaning they resemble movements you do everyday. Just like an athlete trains for their sport, people should train for activities they do everyday like pushing, pulling, squatting and jumping rather than solely train isolated movements. One thing that really stands out to me about F45 is the individual attention each member receives from the trainers. They pay attention so that they can correct your form, challenge you and encourage you to give 110% every time. There's been countless times when Trainer Jane sees me slowing down and will get down on the ground and do the exercise with me all the way to the end. When I'm getting tired and think I'll just take it easy, Trainer Andrea levels me up and pushes me to my highest potential. I highly recommend getting the heart rate monitor because it really does motivate you during class to see how hard you're working. You also get workout reports at the end of each class emailed to you, so it's nice to see how you performed during class. They also offer the 8 Week Challenge 4 times throughout the year, which I highly recommend trying! Members and nonmembers can participate in the challenge. You will workout at F45, be given a nutrition guide and plenty of support throughout the 8 weeks and will be have your body composition taken every 2 weeks. I have never been able to make a difference in my body composition and after this challenge I was finally able to lose fat while gaining muscle!

Every week it's a different workout. They keep me on my toes. The community and the trainers keep…read moreme accountable. Shout out to Trevor, Cara, Aivy, Kennedy, Jenn G, Rebekah and Denise. They keep us fit and we have fun while doing it.

Cannot say enough amazing things about Burn-Round Rock. I was hooked after the first class! (member…read moresince Feb,24) ~ Fitness is not only physical. It's also mental and emotional. This location has the same 'community' vibe as...church. Everyone cheers for everyone. Part of the Burn FitFam as soon as you walk thru the door. (I even started to enjoy conditioning days) ~ Go try it out. We are a tribe of all age, size & fitness levels.

I have been a member for almost 8 years, since this studio location opened. It is a varied and…read morechallenging workout with the flexibility to focus on cardio versus strength training. I enjoy group fitness workouts. The studio has great energy between the staff and members. A good option for a balanced workout.

I'm normally at the OTF Tech Ridge location, but recently during the ice storm tried out a 2G class…read moreat the Georgetown location with Coach Bridgid. Loved it! The staff is friendly, welcoming, and very encouraging. IN addition, loved this location as it was clean, spacious and plenty of parking. If you're looking for a gym to join, trial out OTF classes, the first one is free and it's such a great workout for every body type.

Absolute killer Equipment, Gym, and Staff. Everybody comes to this gym to work hard. Love this…read moreplace.

When we lived in Bellevue, WA I used to take a Krav Maga boxing class. However, I decided I wanted…read moreto try boxing again here in Austin, TX. So, I decided to try Title Boxing Gym on Research Blvd. I signed up for a 60-minute boxing class with 15 minutes of core work. The energy was high, the coach motivating, and the workout not for the faint at heart. The class started with a warmup and gradually transformed into a fast paced, intense cardio and strength class. The class included boxing fundamentals with strength conditioning that really pushed you to the limit. No prior boxing experience was needed, although one of the managers stepped me through the basics. In the boxing class, the coach called out 1 2 3 4 5 6, which referred to the standard punch number system coaches use to call out combinations quickly. The standard meanings are 1 = Jab (lead hand, straight), 2 = Cross (rear hand, straight), 3 = Lead hook, 4 = Rear hook, 5 = Lead uppercut and 6 = Rear uppercut. To be honest, she was calling out the number so fast at first, it was hard to keep up. At my prior class, they would say jab, cross, upper, and hook. She was kind to come over and ask if I needed help. When I told her I was not used to hearing just the numbers, she added the description. After a short while, I was able to catch on. We performed combinations and ran around the room or did burpees (hate burpees) between sets. Title gym is clean, organized, and set up to handle a room of boxing rigs. The music, lighting, and overall vibe helped keep motivation high. Our coach was super motivating yet challenging. The front desk manager was kind to show me around Title gym. OMG...this was one of the most intense workouts. After taking the boxing class, I was literally soaking wet. My guess is that I will fall fast asleep as soon as my head hits the pillow.

Best gym ever! All the trainers and staff are kind, caring,…read moreand polite. Even if I am not in the mood to exercise, I go to the gym because positive energy pushes me to join the class! I am over 40 but healthier than when I was in my 20s. Thank you!

I loved the concept here as well as the class, establishment and employees!…read more Clean space with areas preset for cycle, strength and yoga! Changing up the routine every 20 minutes helped everyone stay engaged. The Instructor Savannah was motivating and offered great options for all levels of fitness. The front office staff Jessica and manager Morgan were great to talk to about goals and classes as well as membership options. Hoping one day the open something a bit closer to the pflugerville area so I can attend more often. Thanks ladies for a killer workout in a great environment. 10/10 recommend!

Fun boutique studio who specializes in 20/20/20 so the folks who get bored easily can get a fun…read moreworkout in an hour and get a good mix of movement for one's body. Cycle, strength training and yoga, spenga does it all and the folks who run the lakeline location have been so welcoming I've taken Virginia's class and mikael's class and both are super friendly and supportive for folks of all walks of their health journey! Love the community and non aggressive sales push too since I typically pick up a class here and there through ClassPass and love their energy when I do get the chance to pop in :)

Trying a new gym can be intimidating and scary and especially a CrossFit gym. With all the complex…read moremovements you do and the difficulty of the workouts. They are a very welcoming community and even if you can't do the prescribed workout they will tailor it towards you. They have all the latest equipment and plenty of space for you to workout in. It has the CrossFit environment of being in a warehouse and with no ac. A great community, workout, and gym. I will be going here more often for classes.

I took a trip to Texas for the weekend to visit family and attend a friend's Marine Corps…read moreretirement. I landed in Austin and stayed in Hutto with my mom. After a hearty Texas BBQ lunch, I looked for a local CrossFit box to drop in on. I found CrossFit Hutto on Yelp and called ahead to see if I could attend a class. The man who answered the phone said his name was Lance and was very polite. He told me I could attend either the Friday 5pm and 6pm class. There would be a $20 drop in fee or I could attend the free Saturday morning class. I decided to take the Friday 6pm class because it's really hot in Texas right now and figured it would be cooler in the evening. Plus I have to leave early in the morning on Saturday to attend the retirement ceremony. I arrived at the facility about 15 minutes prior to class. I was immediately impressed with the size of the property. The 5pm class was still in session and people were hanging around. I walked up to the front counter and put my things down. There didn't seem to be any gym employees there to greet me or check me in. I stood around for a while waiting to be greeted. There were a couple guys sitting on the couches behind the counter on their phones. After a few minutes of standing around, I decided to just go stretch and warm up on my own. Once the 5pm class ended, one of the guys who was sitting around got up and called the 6pm class up to the front. I followed the crowd to the front where the coach said hi and began to check members in on the Wodify app. I told him I was dropping in and he had me fill out the waiver while he instructed the rest of the class on their warm up drills. While I was filling out the waiver, the woman who was coaching the 5pm class came over to say hi and apologized for not greeting me. I told her it was okay because I know how busy it can be. After signing the waiver, I jumped into the warm-up with the rest of the class. The coach was preparing us to do strict presses for the skill work. I partnered up with a man of similar height to me named Mo. He was very nice and showed me where things were. This proved to be the theme of the class as the coach didn't really interact with me or many of the members. I felt as if I was on my own. Luckily, I do CrossFit workouts regularly and am a Level One coach. During the strict presses, I gave my partner a couple tips and helped the ladies on the rack next to me. I made sure not to disrupt the coach's class but I felt obliged to help the ladies next to me. They thanked me and said the tips helped. Afterwards, the coach explained the WOD and did a quick demonstration. The WOD was fairly simple and was only a 10 minute AMRAP. When I was done, I high-fived the other members of the class. I put my equipment away and asked where the restroom was. When I returned a few minutes later, almost everyone was gone and the coach was already locking up. I thanked him for the class and told him my name since we didn't really get introduced properly. He told me his name was Randy and I followed outside so he could finish locking up. I made it a point to say hi to him since he never really greeted me. At my gym, we make it a habit to meet every new member or visitor and make them feel welcome. We always have them introduce themselves and share something about themself. So the fact that no one at CrossFit Hutto really took the time to get to know me was a little disappointing, but every CrossFit box is different. Overall, I'm glad I got a good workout in while on my trip. I wasn't charged a drop-in fee, so that was nice. I checked the clothing rack to see if I could buy a shirt to support them but they didn't have any men's shirts available. The facility was very nice and I liked how spacious it was as well as the cool Rogue barbells. My only recommendation would be for the staff to be more involved with greeting and checking in members and visitors. The whole time I was imagining if my mom had dropped in as a first timer and how no one would have helped her properly workout. In my opinion, that is a very important quality of a CrossFit gym. You can have all the new and fancy equipment available, but if your staff doesn't engage and teach the members properly, people get hurt or feel unengaged.