LA Fitness

It's okay for the price. I mainly do the group exercise classes which are pretty good. The instructors are dedicated and challenging. The management is another story. I was told they were going to order more weights for the group exercise room and they never did. I also told them about a broken sink in the women's locker room and it still hasn't gotten fixed. Experience it for yourself.
8 years ago (01-11-2017)

This gym.... scheduling is difficult, which is OK. When I signed up, I had a cancellation out. I took it. Fortunately for me, I blocked them from being able to touch my money at that point. A month and a half, 19 phone calls and countless emails later, I'm still getting harassed for payments because this gym's incompetence apparently hasn't gotten the cancellation through even AFTER I jumped through their hoops. As a gym itself, it's OK. Do not do physical training.
8 years ago (30-08-2017)

So I went to sign up for their personal training, big mistake. First the sales guy was super pushy, high pressure sales at its finest. they make u sign a 12 month contract, no month to month or anything. And I got the cheapest which was 4, 30 minute sessions a month for $160. I asked multiple times to make sure that there were trainers for my availability and he reassured me there was. Well the next day I did as he advised and downloaded the app to schedule my sessions but there was no availability with trainers for the time I asked for another two weeks at least. So he offered to train me for my first couple sessions and was late both times. When scheduling our second session he asked me what time and I said 730/8 but I prefer earlier because I have to be out the gym by 850 at the latest and he chose 8, and was a few minutes late. When I brought it up he said I should have been more stern with him if I really wanted to go earlier. I shouldnt have to be pushy. I have to get in the best shape of my life in 14 months for a competition I can't have my time wasted. there is an Ohio law (prepaid entertainment contracts act) that states you have 72 hours to void your contract. This law was put in place solely because sales men are so pushy. I had a feeling in my stomach that this was a bad mistake. I felt kinda lied to (about the availability) and that they don't take it that seriously (late twice). While within my 72 hours I tried to cancel but he wouldn't. I am putting a block on LA fitness from my bank and calling corporate once I get a chance to get rid of this contract, or at least gonna try too. This is what I get for supporting a chain. I Checked out old school iron gym on west 140th today and loved it the minute I walked in. It's a real gym and super friendly people. The lady who gave me the tour didn't try to sell me anything, not even a membership. I told her I'd be by in the morning to workout and she didn't take any money from me or have me sign anything she was just like cool gotcha see ya then. And they have a ton of equipment a lot of stuff I've never even seen before. Excited to make the switch. Lesson learned: stay away from chains and don't let sales people twist your arm.
8 years ago (10-09-2017)

Nice and spacious gym. Nice people, and staff. I think it's insane that it doesn't that a vending machine and the smoothie place is never open.
8 years ago (25-07-2017)

Large, clean, conveniently located gym. Fitness classes, juice bar, pool, racquetball and basketball courts. Plenty of equipment so theres never a wait
7 years ago (09-11-2017)