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James, the owner is an incredible human. He is also my personal trainer. Highly recommend!!
This gym is awesome! Love the 24/7 access, equipment, the people and the cleanliness. I have used many different gyms and personal trainers over the years and you cannot beat Anytime Fitness. On top of that, James is a phenomenal strength training coach and has helped me reach elite status in almost every strength training activity we do. Access to other Anytime Fitness facilities countrywide is an added bonus when we travel.
Was in the midst of joining when I was informed that another member cannot help train me at anytime fitness so I signed up for planet fitness instead. Planet fitness is less than half the cost of anytime and has so many other perks included. The equipment is pretty outdated here as well so dodged a bullet for sure and hope this helps others considering which local gym to join.
Love it because it's the least crowded Anytime Fitness I've been to
I've been to a lot of gyms over the years, and many Anytimes. This is a great location. Very clean, well laid out and organized, not crowded. The bathrooms are honestly among the best of any Anytime I've been to, I don't think I've ever seen a bigger or more high-end shower setup in another AF location. They clearly spent a lot of capital on those. In general, this is an uncrowded 24/7 gym with good equipment and well kept and clean. Would recommend.
My honest review as a novice gym junkie:
I am visiting in town and I must say I do believe this gym is geared to older folks.
Most of the equipment looked outdated, in terms of their functions.
For example:
The leg press does not come all the way down and the foot plate was weirdly designed. Because of this, it really put pressure on my knees and I did not feel comfortable pressing my usual 700+ pounds of weight on this leg day. The option to sit up really brings you forward as well and by it not coming down further felt like I was doing box squats, but in the leg press version.
The stair stepper did not function properly. I had the belt on and pressed my pelvis all the way into the mechanism where the functions are and it still was too slow. I tried to pull the cable out further and just held it as I tried to climb, hoping it would go faster, but it did not.
The Smith machine also doesn't go all the way down, so I'm unable to do a deep squat or hip thrusts. The bar is thinner than other Smith machines I've used. The lock on it is not designed well and because there are rather large gaps inbetween levels, I was either on my tippy toes to get bar up or squatting quite a bit, making the whole process uncomfortable as my position were out of normal alignment.
The leg extention machine, the handle to hold on and the the handle to adjust the height made me nervous, because the height adjustment handle came close to my hand. I had to be sure to keep my hand closed fully around the grip handle. Someone with bigger hands might get them pinched.
I ended up doing 110 pound RDL's, used the spin bike, used the cable machine for kick-backs and walked the treadmill at an incline.
Their backroom is nice. They have wifi. Cubby's to put your things, bathrooms and I really didn't explore the rest while I was there.
Again, I do believe this is great for an older crowd for sure, but I felt like I fell short during my workout. I was also a guest here.
I am visiting in town and I must say I do believe this gym is geared to older folks.
Most of the equipment looked outdated, in terms of their functions.
For example:
The leg press does not come all the way down and the foot plate was weirdly designed. Because of this, it really put pressure on my knees and I did not feel comfortable pressing my usual 700+ pounds of weight on this leg day. The option to sit up really brings you forward as well and by it not coming down further felt like I was doing box squats, but in the leg press version.
The stair stepper did not function properly. I had the belt on and pressed my pelvis all the way into the mechanism where the functions are and it still was too slow. I tried to pull the cable out further and just held it as I tried to climb, hoping it would go faster, but it did not.
The Smith machine also doesn't go all the way down, so I'm unable to do a deep squat or hip thrusts. The bar is thinner than other Smith machines I've used. The lock on it is not designed well and because there are rather large gaps inbetween levels, I was either on my tippy toes to get bar up or squatting quite a bit, making the whole process uncomfortable as my position were out of normal alignment.
The leg extention machine, the handle to hold on and the the handle to adjust the height made me nervous, because the height adjustment handle came close to my hand. I had to be sure to keep my hand closed fully around the grip handle. Someone with bigger hands might get them pinched.
I ended up doing 110 pound RDL's, used the spin bike, used the cable machine for kick-backs and walked the treadmill at an incline.
Their backroom is nice. They have wifi. Cubby's to put your things, bathrooms and I really didn't explore the rest while I was there.
Again, I do believe this is great for an older crowd for sure, but I felt like I fell short during my workout. I was also a guest here.
The quality of the gym is great. But the owners are nasty, nasty ladies who are very condescending. The type of people who think their God's gift to earth. Which makes all the difference for me. If you're desperate for late night workouts this place can offer you that but other than that luxury id recommend 1. Saving your hard earned money and using a more practically priced gym 2. Just using another gym In general. Not recommended.
