I came to the Forum Athletic during a ClassPass trial. I had been to the cycling studio in here a…read morewhile back, but not the actual gym part. I came on a Saturday evening. While the gym is pretty decent for the most part: lots of machines, spread-out, saunas, lockers, etc...much of the place looked kind of rundown. So many areas were undergoing construction. In the gym AND the locker rooms. It looks like a really nice gym upon first glance, but it's fairly rundown inside. I arrived close to 6, and then close to 7, a worker tapped my shoulder and told me they close at 7. Upon arriving for the first time, this same worker didn't tell me what time the club closed at all. While he did give me a tour of the place and told me about the gym, he forgot to mention the important detail that it closed at 7. Regardless, I still had a pretty good workout. If they could just do some cleanup and renovate a little quicker, I would've given this review 1-2 more stars. But until the fix the fact that this placed looks rundown and beat-up inside, it will stay 3 stars. There is plenty of parking in front of the club which is nice. It's also free. It's attached to Lenox Mall, so plenty of parking. I don't know if I would come back until renovations were complete.

Great gym with everything you need. A little outdated but still better than the newer gyms lacking…read moreimportant equipment.

Joining Life Time has been one of the best decisions our family has made…read more Like many busy professionals, I had built a great home gym over the years. What I didn't realize I was missing was the energy that comes from being surrounded by people pursuing health, wellness, growth, and recovery. What sets Life Time apart is that it isn't just a gym. It's an ecosystem built around helping people become the healthiest version of themselves. One day I may run laps on the indoor track. Another day I may focus on strength training, core work, boxing, stretching, or recovery. There are machines and training areas for every fitness level and every goal imaginable. Treadmills, weights, functional fitness spaces, recovery tools, massage chairs, stretching equipment, steam rooms, hot tubs, infrared saunas, traditional saunas, cold recovery spaces, and more. And yes, there are televisions everywhere filled with sports. Lots and lots of sports. The atmosphere is contagious. You are surrounded by people investing in themselves, challenging themselves, and pursuing healthier lives. One of the lessons I recently wrote about in my article Dynamic Stretch + Recovery is that growth doesn't happen during the workout alone. Growth happens in the recovery. Muscles strengthen when they are challenged and then given time to rebuild. The same is true in life. The best leaders understand this. The healthiest people understand this. Strong performance requires intentional recovery. Life Time has reminded me of that truth. For me, the traditional sauna has become a favorite place to reflect, pray, recover, and simply be still. It is often in those quiet moments that I find clarity, gratitude, and perspective. What has surprised me most is how much our entire family loves it. My daughter is having a blast with the pools, water slides, and activities. The outdoor beach club atmosphere, music, and weekend events make it feel more like a resort than a gym. My husband has found a place to exercise, stay active, and invest in his health as well. We joined thinking we were purchasing a fitness membership. What we found was community, family experiences, wellness, recovery, inspiration, and joy. In a world that constantly tells us to do more, Life Time reminds us that our health, our families, and our well-being are worth investing in too. Grateful we made the decision.

First time here and I LOVED it. Very clean interior, smells lovely even with all the sweaty people…read morearound, and all of the machines worked and were easy to use! I will definitely be back!

Great box! It's a small place but that seems to make everyone a little closer. Have only been…read morecoming in for a couple weeks but I've been going to CrossFit places for about 9 years and can immediately tell they have a great community. There's some high level athletes here as well as a solid coaching team. Not sure who is doing the programming but so far has been super solid. They also have events very often. Weightlifting, CrossFit, Hyrox, and community events like blood drives and hangouts.

I've been a member of DSSC for a year now, and I can't say enough good things about this CrossFit…read moregym. My health and body have transformed dramatically thanks to the amazing workouts, supportive atmosphere, and top-notch coaching. The owners are fantastic--approachable, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in everyone's progress. The community here is equally incredible; the people who attend make every session motivating and fun. If you're looking for a place to get stronger, healthier, and feel like part of a family, DSSC is it!

Tons of beautiful tennis courts. Great tennis ambiance…read more I discovered this court and my tennis hitting partners on joinplaytennis.com/atlanta

Windy Hill is very convenient for me to get a workout in between meetings or during lunch time…read more This gym is all about community, the members are so welcoming and nice. I love the events such as wine tasting - I think it was over 60 wines; the in-depth Pilates events, they recently updated the gym equipment, the coaches are great with fabulous playlist and there are a lot of community focused events. It's a really big tennis facility so if you're in to racket sports, this is the place for you. I still have my LT membership and that being said the locker rooms need an update. Integrating to a system that allows me to schedule tennis, massages etc as well as scan into the club would make things more convenient. I don't have traditional car keys so having to carry a single tiny card with me can be a bit frustrating. They are contract based - 1 year minimum but there is definitely value if you live or work in the area.

I've been playing in adult rec sports leagues for about 15 years now. I've never had an experience…read moreas bad as the one I had with JAM sports this year. Sharing this in detail in case it helps others that are considering joining one of their leagues. My team registered for a JAM softball league in March, paying a little over $1,100 for the season. We played only three regular season games -- another three were cancelled and never rescheduled. The refund we received for those missed games was $180, which just doesn't add up considering what we paid. When we did play, the on-field organization was weak. There were no league reps at any of our regular season games, the rules of the league were often not clear to the umpires, there were fewer umpires at each game than were needed, and our first playoff game also did not have an umpire at all. I would maybe say that this is adult rec sports and a few of these issues can be expected in one form or another, but my biggest pain point has been with the customer service in trying to understand schedules, cancellations, game rules, and in general what we could expect from a JAM sports league. I'm still looking for answers here. I've been in conversation through email with the org for six months since our season ended. The reps I've spoken with have all been polite and responsive, but they've said repeatedly that they don't have the authority to make decisions without approval from management. Pursuant to that I've had three phone calls scheduled with their customer experience manager -- on July 3rd, August 5th, and September 3rd -- but none of those calls ever actually happened. I've received neither a missed call nor a voicemail from their experience manager since I first gave them my contact info, only apologies for the missed conversations through email. As I've told them in our emails, it feels like JAM leadership is trying to shield itself from its customers. I don't see why a legitimate business would need to do that. After about 4 years with their predecessor, my team has left JAM sports. We've signed up with a park league that offers more than twice the games for half the price. I've heard that others have had better experiences with JAM, but I can't justify registering with them again given their poor value and customer service. If your season goes south like ours did, you might find that there's no real recourse.

Since you are required to give at least one star that is what I will do. Ever since JAM Sports took…read moreover these leagues have been an absolute disaster. There is zero communication with the teams on schedule updates or rain outs. After 4 years of playing softball in the rec leagues for Atlanta Sports and Social I will not be signing up to play for JAM Sports again. Thank you for ruining a perfectly fine product JAM Sports.

Serious Safety & Liability Concerns - This Gym Puts Members at Risk…read more This gym is playing fast and loose with member safety, and it needs to be called out. The sauna has a clearly posted warning sign stating a maximum safe temperature of 185°F. Despite this, staff and management insist on running it at 200°F, knowingly exceeding their own posted safety limits. That alone is reckless and a massive liability issue. What made this worse: I entered the sauna first at a safe temperature. Another gym member then came in and turned the temperature up to 197°F, completely ignoring the warning sign. When I pointed out the posted safety limit, this individual became aggressive, threatened me, harassed me, and disturbed my peace while I was simply trying to protect my health. No member should feel unsafe--physically or verbally--while using a wellness facility. Management's response? Dismissive and unconcerned. Instead of addressing: * the unsafe temperature settings * the violation of posted safety guidelines * the harassment and threatening behavior by another member ...the manager failed to take the situation seriously at all. This gym is exposing itself to serious liability by: * Ignoring its own safety warnings * Allowing saunas to operate at dangerous temperatures * Failing to intervene when a member is threatened Saunas are supposed to support health--not endanger it. Until management starts prioritizing member safety, accountability, and basic respect, I strongly do not recommend this gym. Consider this a warning.

I really like this Gym and here's why ! Yes the gym is…read morealways packed yet there is always enough equipment and space to do what you have to do . I feel safe here and the locker rooms are always clean .

If you want to go to a gym flooded with kids, this is the place for you. Literally nobody ever re…read moreracks their weights. This is honestly one of the worst gyms I've ever been to that doesn't promote common gym etiquette. Literally about 90% of the equipment I try to use has weights left on them by the previous person. There's also no plate weight racks for proper organization so usually you're on a scavenger hunt roaming from machine to machine looking for what you need. If only staff put as much effort into keeping weights racked and organized as they do when trying to kick you out at the end of the night. They'll flash the lights on and off to let you know it's closing time. Extremely irritating when you're in the locker room and it suddenly goes pitch black while you're trying to get changed.

I have attended this gym for about a year. I love it. The staff is professional and available…read more The equipment is up-to-date and kept in good working order. You can hire trainers if you need to. The trainer services are a little expensive, but they are good at developing a plan for your needs. Alex was my trainer for 8 weeks...she is amazing! I also attend yoga classes in addition to using the weight area. While some people don't always rerack the weights, people are courteous and almost always wipe down the equipment after use. I love this gym! Brene`