Great gym, all the bells and whistles and well maintained!! Easy to enroll, cost is very…read morereasonable and can cancel at any time-but why would you!

This is the best gym in the area! It has everything you…read moreneed: weights, machines, squat racks, pool, hot tub, movie room, outside section, massage chairs, child care, etc. All of the equipment is well kept up with and broken machines are quickly repaired. It is well kept up with and doesn't have that gross gym smell. There is always staff cleaning throughout it the day. Even though it's been open several years now, they still add to it and make improvements so it is well taken care of. There are all types, levels, and ages of people who come so no one should feel out of place The staff in the mornings and afternoon are extremely friendly. Always welcome you with a smile on their face and are very helpful. My only recommendations for improvement are that the equipment could use a deep cleaning more often, and there is no airflow in the squat rack corner. It gets very warm and stagnant so a fan would be useful. I used to go to the Eos on Ehrlich but that location was not kept up with and very dirty. It is worth driving a few minutes longer to go to this location.

I travel a lot and visit several OTs...TARA is (by far) the BEST coach!…read more She holds people accountable- but in a fun way. A breath of fresh air... Move to Nashville...but leave the gawdy boots and cheap hat...we don't wear those... equivalent look of crocks and black socks

Pros- clean facility, great instructors, fun classes…read more Cons- poorly run management who when you call the manager is "never there" and will never pick up a phone call to talk to a member. I called 6 times to try to explain to the manager that I had an injury that prevented me to attend for over a month (which I paid $120 for that month) I was unable to workout. I finally gave up and happily went through with cancelling my membership and decided to take my business elsewhere and shuck it up as a loss.

I was happy when I first started going after the new year but, I have since canceled. I at least…read morehope they cancel me, you have to give 60 day "notice" in an email. I have along with several others that I know of, requested they move a couple of the treadmills from the main room into the movie room, which they have not done. The ones in the main room you may see one person on one of them, but the movie room treadmills are the main equipment used in the movie room. The last 4 times I stopped in to try and get a treadmill, I was only able to use one once out of the 4. What is the use in having a membership if the management does not respond to their patrons and you are not able to use the equipment you joined for??? I will say this... I will say that I am kind of glad this happened, I have found an AWESOME new gym with a wonderful owner.

I contacted them on two occasions. The response email stated the staff would contact me to arrange…read morean appointment. I was never contacted either time. They obviously don't want or need my business.

Came for a free first session today with my mom for a 30 minute "hot stretch" and we had the most…read morepleasant experience! A membership is $60 a month, unlimited classes, 24/7! Super friendly staff and very clean establishment! The only bad thing I hear about this place from people who have canceled in past is that they don't change the videos, it's the same ones everytime

I'm honestly so impressed with hotworx. My drive to workout has really died down over the years and…read moreHotworx has really brought back my love for fitness. Lilly signed me up and as nervous as I was to be part of a gym again, she made me feel so welcome. I really love going to the studio and her always being so warm and welcoming and asking me how my days been so far when I walk in. Stop in and ask for Lilly if you're thinking about joining!

If I could leave zero stars, I would…read more As a loyal member of LA Fitness for over sixteen years, I write this complaint with a heavy sense of betrayal, frustration, and emotional distress after enduring one of the most appalling cases of prolonged consumer mistreatment and corporate negligence I have ever experienced. What began in 2008 as a personal investment in my physical and mental well-being has gradually deteriorated into an unrelenting nightmare of fraudulent billing practices, unethical conduct, and deeply humiliating experiences inflicted by this location's staff and management. Over the years, I made extraordinary efforts--financially, physically, and emotionally--to maintain my membership despite the fact that the quality of the facility has sharply declined while the cost of membership has inexplicably ballooned. I was subjected to overpriced initiation fees, unreasonable monthly charges, and unjustified annual renewal costs, all while amenities I was promised and paid for have either been removed entirely or are perpetually inaccessible. The removal of racquetball courts, cancellation of group fitness classes, and downgraded or non-operational equipment all signal a steady erosion of value. But what I find most egregious is the fact that the pool--another essential amenity that my dues cover--is being regularly rented out to a third-party swim school for children's lessons, making it unavailable to paying members like myself. I have made multiple attempts to access the pool, only to find it consistently occupied with private lessons. This is not only a breach of our membership agreement, but a blatant disregard for those of us who rely on these services for rehabilitation, stress relief, and general health. The equipment that remains on-site is severely outdated and deteriorating, often in unsafe or unsanitary condition. The environment reeks of neglect and mismanagement. Maintenance requests are ignored, and the overall atmosphere has become chaotic and unwelcoming. Meanwhile, the staff--most of whom demonstrate a revolving-door employment model--lack the experience, professionalism, and courtesy required to operate such a facility. On the rare occasion that someone is available to assist, they are often untrained or unwilling to provide even basic support. The final straw was the public shaming and humiliation I suffered after my credit card expired--a simple issue that could have been resolved with discretion and respect. Instead, I was berated in front of other members, treated as though I were attempting to steal services rather than being recognized as someone who had given over a decade and a half of loyalty. The emotional toll of this mistreatment was severe, triggering mental anguish that ultimately forced me to freeze my membership temporarily. When I courageously attempted to resolve the matter and reinstate my access, I encountered a new ordeal: three different billing quotes from three separate employees over the course of just a few days--$104.99, then $138.02, and finally $320.09. Each time I asked for an itemized invoice or account history, I was denied both a printed and digital copy. I even asked to photograph the billing screen for my own records--also denied. These actions clearly suggest a deliberate effort to obscure charges, manipulate billing, and exploit loyal members. The high turnover, lack of competent leadership, and absence of consumer protections at this location signal systemic and possibly legally actionable problems. The conduct I've witnessed--both in how amenities are falsely advertised and how members are mistreated--qualifies as misrepresentation, negligence, and possibly violations of civil and consumer rights statutes. I now understand why LA Fitness is facing multiple class action lawsuits regarding deceptive billing and unlawful business practices. My experience fits squarely within the criteria for legal escalation. As of this writing, I will never return to this location--or any LA Fitness--unless it is to witness its long-overdue closure. Management should be held accountable, and corporate must answer for the toxic culture of abuse, incompetence, and deceit they allow to persist. Until that day comes, I will continue to share my experience and warn every potential member of what truly awaits behind their slick marketing and hollow promises: a contract built on deception, dysfunction, and disregard for human dignity.

I have paid over $400 in advance for only 3 months!! Any other la fitness with a pool is 30-40…read moreminutes drive. Spoke to the manager, no refund and nothing they can do! Can you believe it??? I have been told by the staff today they are closing March 8 2026 and yet three months ago they signed me up. What crooks.

I have been crunch gym since January 2019 always silver sneakers…read morewith my health insurance. The insurance I enrolled in 2025 didn't include in crunch in their silver sneakers. However I was provided with active fitness card. Rain at front counter used the to get a membership. Thank you Rain. I moved here in August from California where I worked out in four different crunch gyms over six years. This crunch is a great gym. Rain is a doer 4 stars.

Kamara and Jorge are amazing I mean i got a membership after so many month of coming in as a guest…read moreand they always have the best deals!

This has become my local go to gym. The staff are friendly and do a fair job cleaning and keeping…read morethe place the best it can be. They have the basic equipment and there are usually a few pieces of equipment that have "maintenance labels" on them for future repair. The place is undergoing some renovations which is nice. Hopefully they will continue with the upgrades. The floor near the dumbbells could be replaced as it is bubbling (could be tripping issue) and the benches and other popular pieces could be replaced as the material is showing wear and cracking. With more people coming to the area and other gyms opening up maybe additional changes will be coming. I have the PF Black Card and workout when I travel so it is noticeable when you go to other locations that have more up to date equipment and amenities. Overall, this gym gets the job done. I will keep my Black card and come for a basic workout. The PF over on 19 seems more up to date but driving on 19 can be tricky so I will stay here for now. The new EOS gym will be opening up just a few miles down the street in Hudson so we will see how that gym may change this location.

Many members do not wipe equipment. One member even blows snot from nose onto floor. Many members…read moreon their cell phones, some loudly. Here is a suggestion Maybe take one of the 4 people chatting at the front desk and have them enforce the rules. Maybe a management change is needed at this location. Your location in Hudson is far better and staff more professional and focused, rather then socializing or staring at their cell phones.

I was in New Port Richey/Trinity last year for the summer, and decided to quit f**king around with…read moremy fitness goals aka sought out a personal trainer. After some online research, I found Chad Wilson at Flex One Fitness. He got me in for a consult right away and we got to work. He is very attentive and listened to my goals, etc. I went twice a week for 30 minutes, and supplemented our sessions with extracurriculars per Chad's advice. We also discussed nutrition and dieting. I was already pretty athletic, but I told Chad that my primary fitness goal was to reduce my body fat % to ~12-13, which is typically pretty challenging. With that in mind, my results were as follows. Baseline BF% 18.6. In just over 2 months of working with Chad, I was down to 11%! Of course I was very happy with my body and results. My running and out-of-gym activities were markedly improved by my leaner physique and it even inspired my wife and some of my friends to seek out personal trainers. I don't care about my weight as an independent data point, but I can offer that I started at 209lbs and finished at 188, which I might call my ideal body weight. I bought all new clothes, felt great, etc. All the cliches that accompany lifestyle change. I moved away (we're travel nurses so we typically move every 3-4 months), and thusly stopped working with Chad, but for anyone in the North Tampa/Tritnity/NPR area I highly recommend seeking Chad out at Flex One. Knowledgeable, fun, and professional. Thanks Chad!

From the owner: Unlike the "big box' gyms, Flex One believes the best way to reach your goals is to work one-on-one…read morewith a certified personal trainer in a controlled environment. There are no crowds or waiting for machines to open up. All of your sessions are planned out ahead of time and implemented by you and your trainer.