Really good gym, If you want to wrestle lighting and swim with sharks and actually lift big and get…read morebig then this is the place you. but if you want to get nails done and go to your 4 a clock Zumba class then I'm sure there is a planet fitness some where out there for you.

I went in to check this place out and the owner was awesome and the facility was super clean. The…read morefacility is reasonably priced and is open 24 hours a day.

I really like this gym. I tried it today for the first time. Here are some quick notes on it:…read more 1. Well-maintained equipment. The pulleys on the machines pulled smoothly. This isn't always the case at other gyms. 2. Good selection of machines and free weights. 3. Everything is super clean. There was even an employee dusting the (clean) machines. 4. The locker rooms are really nice. The showers looked super clean. 5. It's not overly busy, so you can do 2-exercise supersets (e.g. push/pull) without upsetting anyone by using two pieces of equipment. 6. One of the employees (maybe the owner?) was consistently out on the workout floor and seemed really friendly and helpful with everyone. No major cons that I could see. Some of the free weights had numbering that was a bit worn, but an employee saw me notice that and said he was going to re-paint the numbers soon. The most comparable gym to FIT would be The Institute in Longview (about 3/4 of an hour away), so this is a great option for Tyler.

Clean gym, with great equipment and friendly staff... 10/10 would recommend to a friendread more

I am a member of the Crunch Fitness location in Tyler, Texas (1909 East Southeast Loop 323, Tyler,…read moreTX 75701), and I am writing to formally report an ongoing sanitation concern. The men's locker room showers have consistently lacked soap, and at least one dispenser remains nonfunctional. I have brought this issue to the attention of the club manager and staff multiple times during the first three weeks of May 2026; however, no corrective action has been taken to date. Maintaining proper hygiene standards, including the availability of soap in shower areas, is a fundamental expectation for any fitness facility. The absence of soap increases the risk of transmitting infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, and may contribute to the growth of mold and other contaminants. This presents a preventable public health concern for members. I respectfully request that management address this matter promptly and ensure that soap is consistently available in the men's locker room showers moving forward. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

They sell you on a $9.99 plan but then don't tell you that they will increase the price…read moreAUTOMATICALLY to $17.99, and ALSO CHARGE you an annual fee of $60 a year on top of that. And when you call to discuss nobody answers. They should be ashamed of themselves for raising monthly membership price WITHOUT NOTIFYING THE CUSTOMER.

They advertise open 24/7 but they close on holidays and bad weather days. They could fix that with…read moreusing key fobs like Anytimes Fittness does.

It was a quick process to register & log-in my Black Card visitor. The facilities were CLEAN, well…read morearranged, and the equipment was plentiful! Most importantly well within budget, a nationwide franchise, and mine is open 24 hours daily!

The low star reviews below are just misinformed. You cannot just show up to Orangetheory last…read moreminute and have it work. Please. Respect other people. If you want to check it out, show up 30 minutes early and these folks will set you up. There is a system, one that works. I've lost over 40 lbs with Orange Theory and believe in it, and as a traveler, so happy it is here. I have been to over 20 Orangetheory stops and this is one of the best. Alex got us through a very challenging workout and it was one of my favorite workouts (after the fact). So happy and lucky that Orangetheory is in Tyler. I live in Austin and Boulder, and am so jazzed that I can get a workout with Alex in Tyler.

As a long time OT member I want to agree with the positive reviews on this thread, it's an amazing…read moreworkout for the right kind of person that needs just a little nudge to get over the hump everyday. I also want to address the 5 minute comment below. If you've been to OT you understand the class is very structured and broken up into 2-3 groups at a time. It is not a freestyle workout and often includes partner workouts. They have a 5 minute warm-up period that makes it easy to enter the class, but after that period it is VERY disruptive to have people coming and going. They also often have a waitlist of people to get into a class if someone no-shows so the 5 minute period also allows for this. If you are the type of person that can't show up a few minutes early then maybe OTF isn't for you. I know I've had life get in the way a few times and been turned away at the door. It's certainly frustrating but after going for a few sessions you understand why that's the policy. I've lost 30 pounds on the program and continue to go multiple times a week even after meeting my goal weight.

I came in to talk with them about joining. I was interested in a good workout place with classes…read more So I could do weights/strength training/HIIT with others at my own pace. But I didn't want anything too intense because of health conditions. The women basically told me they only had intense workouts, and that was the only kind of workout I'd find there. It wasn't nice. They didn't act like they cared to have my business, so I will not come back and will not recommend to anyone