I signed up for a 7-day pass during my trip…read more Since it was my first time, I had to go through the whole spiel with the front desk staff. Unfortunately, I don't remember his name, but he was extremely friendly. He checked my strength, flexibility, etc. At the end, when he asked if I had any questions, I asked him to help me on the leg press and he did! He suggested other workouts I should do afterwards. I came during the day time, when it wasn't busy and in the afternoon when it was busy. Both times were pleasant. NO ONE slammed their weights!! Was there a lunk alarm?? Everyone seemed respectful of others around them, asking if they can jump in between sets. However, wiping down equipment seemed to be a foreign concept here. They have the standard equipment that would be at every gym. All the weights are on the first level and the dreaded cardio on the second level...although the stairmasters are on the first. They also have cycles throughout the gym, I was excited to hop on one for the first time in years. Can I just take a moment and point out the old and rusty machines?? This isn't my home gym, but still...why haven't they been replaced? I get that they aren't broken or in need of repair, but all that rust can't possibly be good. The bathroom/locker room areas were surprisingly clean. Would I return? Maybe...when I'm back in the area.

The facility operations manager Xavier is very disrespectful and unprofessional and racist. Also,…read morethe Aqua fit instructor Margie as well. They will shut off the jacuzzi without any notice or sign posted if the aqua class is going on. Margie likes to scream at people and act like she's a major shot caller, even though you are the one paying for the gym membership. Don't waste your time here!!

CrossFit Destruction is where it's at!…read more I'm working remotely this week and have dropped in every day since I've been here. The coaches are super nice, welcoming, and attentive. They also remember your name and greet you as if you're one of their own members. The culture of this box is great. Very warm, encouraging, and upbeat. The members introduce themselves, make an effort to get to know you, cheer you on, and are super nice. It's also maintained very well and super clean! The workouts are great. They encourage mobility with ROMWOD's every Wednesday, camaraderie with PartnerWOD's, and strength training with barbell driven movements in metcons. My go to in Sugar Land when at home visiting my parents! Pick up some cool swag, too!

Great atmosphere, coaches, and WODs. I would recommend anyone in the area for work or on vacation…read moreto drop in for a workout or two.

Today I completed my 45th class and decided it was a good time to write a review…read more I've never been much of a gym person. But this is different. If you want to get in shape and don't like regular gyms, please give these guys a try. You will feel welcome and everyone is super helpful and nice. What I like the most is the fact that you don't have to think...just follow along, at your own pace. Every workout is different and time really does fly in the studio. Before you know it, you're done and you've pretty much worked every muscle group in your body.

I have found the perfect place to become a healthier person. The environment is welcoming,…read moreenergetic, and supportive. Usually not the adjectives I would use for a gym, but this is not a gym. It is a community of people that are committed to becoming better at everything by challenging themselves physically and mentally. I have been attending for approximately three months and I cannot imagine going anywhere else...unless they put Docklands on repeat. Sign up and feel better.

Ethan was great. He greeted me with a smile and filled me in on all the amenities. He was a…read morewarm face for a first time visitor.

I prefer this location over the Missouri City EOS. The space is larger, and the employees are more…read moreapproachable and willing to help. When I inquired about the status of the women's sauna, the front desk representative proactively checked on it, which I appreciated. There are plenty of machines available now that the Missouri City location is open, making workouts more efficient and less crowded. I especially enjoy the recording room, the theatre, and the Shark Tank recovery room, which add unique value to the overall experience. The showers are decent, though they could benefit from more frequent cleaning and more consistent replenishment of body wash. The instructors are wonderful--especially Frieda. I truly cannot speak highly enough of her; she is knowledgeable, motivating, and a standout asset to the gym.

Well I've been coming here for about 6 months, I'm disabled and use a power chair, one thing I've…read morenotice is when I arrive, almost always there are these big lifted 4x4 pickups parked in the handicapped parking spots, I'm drive a big Van and I need that extra room to load/unload my chair. One day I came out and found someone parked their motorcycle on the striped lanes between a car and my van, I had to ask a stranger to back my van out so I could get in. Also you do not have push button door openers, most of the time I'm lucky and either staff or a stranger would open the doors for me but there have been times when I was ignored by staff and patrons. Also I would like to see wheelchair height accessible work out tables so us wheelchair users can transfer to the table and do our exercise that we might normally do on the floor but are not able to transfer to the floor and get back into their chairs. Also, this is a bit personal but yall need private areas with a shower and changing table etc. some of us have personal issues such as not wanting to be embarrassed because we have to wear certain types of protection IE: Diapers or colostomy bags, Foley catheters and leg bags, I'm sure you get the picture. I feel rather uncomfortable, intimidate etc when I have too lay out on a bench after showering just to put my diapers on in front of all these young and grown men and being watched and occasionally a child. I hear the chuckles and the snickers. My suggestion is if you can build a special shower room or perhaps install a height adjustable changing table with a privacy curtain in the regular locker room. I also take issue with the fact that the handicapped stall isn't wide enough to accommodate my chair and myself and 9 times out of 10. Someone who isn't handicapped has taken up residency in the handicapped stall and is just sitting there playing with their phone knowing fully well that I'm wanting to use that stall, I see this all the time, there will be two stalls open and the non handicap person will take the handicap stall. Now on to safety, I like to enjoy the steam room and sauna, but they are lacking safety rails inside them, these are slip hazards, they do make rubber floor mats for that as well. I like using the pool but must of the time the water is too cold for me and many of the older users, it causes our muscles to spasm and can be quite painful. We like the hot tub, but what we don't like is the 10 min timer, we no more get back into the hot tub and we have to get out and start it again unless someone nice comes along and does it for us. Last but not least, I would like to see the Rosenberg location turned into a 24 hour location with a his and her Steam room and sauna. I understand that the Sugar Land location is 24/7 and has steam room/saunas in each locker room. I also wanted to add this, the cycling room needs a couple of recumbent bicycles so people like myself who are disabled can participate in group classes, I also noticed that in the other group exercise room, everyone is on the floor, I can't get down onto the floor, if a couple of padded benches were added, people such as myself would be able to benefit from the group exercise's.

It is incredibly frustrating to pay for a gym membership and have key equipment out of order for…read morefor over 2 months it's like five machines there that are broken right now and no one can even say when they will be repaired, that's crazy.

My friend raved so much about loving her cycling class that of course I tagged along. In order to…read moreaccompany someone as a guest you have to pre register online. Once there you scan your guest pass. The welcoming process wasn't that welcoming by the front staff workers. They barely made eye contact or anything. Location for the class was odd being off in the corner from a gym full of kids in a summer camp. Yet once we entered into the cycling studio Dan definitely did bring a more bright and uplifting aura. The music was vibrant and the exercise was nice and challenging. The spin class is every Tuesday at 6:30pm and guest can come every 60 days I think but you can't reserve a spot in the class. You'd have to wait until a spot opens. So that can be a bit nerve wrecking if many come that day. So shoutout to Dan for making the experience amazing!

This used to be a great gym. Now equipment is out dated worst in town. Classes suck they fired or…read morereduced the schedule for the good one brought in cheaper replacements who are not very good. Only half the jets in hot tub work barely rest not at all. Raise dues $20 a month every year. Over priced better gyms around than this .

There's a lot of hate for this gym, but for the price, you really can't go wrong! For their grand…read moreopening promotion, it's: $1 Signup fee $10 Per month $49 Yearly fee $170 per year basically. That's not bad for what you get compared to some of the other gyms. There are plenty of cardio equipment, a small area for free weights, basic showers (no soap or towels included). The place is open 24/7 too! The color scheme inside does get me though. Feels like I'm entering a kids theme park.

Needs more flat/adjustable benches and dumbbells, I couldn't get to anything I needed to do..read more