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Cesar Arzavia Google

2 months ago

The best gym I have been to. It's spotless. It has been updated, so the paint on the walls is clean. The atmosphere is great as well, with windows to the side of it and back for sunlight to come through. And the trainer (Kole) is a really nice person.

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Angel Figueroavia Google

2 months ago

I really enjoy this gym i’ve been going here for quite a while the people here are very nice and respectful the staff is amazing there free weights and machines cardio machines aswell. What i really like about it is that it’s 24hrs so even on holidays when all the other gyms are closed you can still come in and get your workout in. I recommend this gym a lot if your a beginner or advanced.

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Kimberly Schwartzvia Google

3 months ago

Anytime Fitness is awesome ! It is well equipped and maintained . Kole , the manager is friendly and really cares about his clients . I have personal training sessions with Kole and he is an amazing trainer and motivates me to be the absolute best . Kole goes out of his way to make the gym inviting .

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Joey Skidmorevia Google

3 months ago

My fiancé and I have really enjoyed this gym! Kole is awesome and has been such a good trainer for my fiancé. This is an amazing home gym, and not too over crowded, even when we're getting our workout in at 5pm. There's great equipment and even the others working out, are very friendly.

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Tony Olivavia Google

over 1 year ago

This gym gives off the vibe that it was put together by someone who has never actually worked out at one. More reminiscent of what someone who watched 1980's movies would think a gym would be. Yes, very sleek, very stylish in it's uniform black look but it lacks any type of cohesion. There's very little here and it seemed picked out on a whim. For instance, no calf machines. No real option for a substitute either as their imitation hack squat doesn't lend itself well to such an exercise. Speaking of squats, the choice of barbells here is downright DANGEROUS. All the barbells are Olympic barbells. Meaning they have no knurling in the center. Knurling being that texture grip that can be very important while doing squats. This is especially true when you sweat as that little bit of texture (which the Olympic bars here lack) could be all that keeps the bar on your shoulders instead of skipping off uncontrolled. The lawsuit here seems inevitable. Having at least one standard barbell, even if it goes against the shiny smooth aestetic seems obvious and makes me question if the decision maker here even works out. For back or chest work there's so few options without any forethought to the layout that you'll have to get creative. The multi purpose areas are tiny to the point of almost obsolescence and they squeezed the dumbells and benches into such a tight section of the gym that any more than 2 people are going to be on top of each other. Then there's the bathroom. While nice and large and clean, the shower is so small that it's uncomfortable to try and get clean. Plus a lack of towel hooks is just a sloppy oversight. So yes, sleek and stylish, but feels more in line as a b roll for a country club gym in an 80's movie than somewhere you'll get a good workout in.