This gym is amazing. Incredibly clean and every amenity you could want. It's also not very crowded…read morewhen compared to other lifetime locations. If you want a membership ask for Kyle A. Really great to work with and knows the place like the back of his hand.

After a work out the cafe is the place to visit !!! Everyone…read morethat works there is so friendly !! Today we had such an amazing experience with Hunter !! He was so polite , helpful , efficient ! What a difference it makes When an employee is so dedicated it makes a world of difference !!!!! Thank you Hunter for such wonderful experience!!!!!! We need more employees like him !! With that wonderful , helpful , friendly attitude !!! :)

Amazing gym I've been coming here for 3 years now and Mike the owner has really transformed this…read moregym for the better he recently added 20 new equipment pieces such as a reverse hyper extension machine which is so good for the low back. Love working out here with my trainer Cade, who has helped me build strength and rehab me from injuries. Love the regulars and this gym is never too busy.

I just moved to Henderson and am a bodybuilding competitor, so I was excited to see that Cult…read moreFitness was just a 10 minute walk from my house. I heard many great things about this gym and know a couple of my bodybuilding idols come here so I knew it was going to be a good gym. The day pass is only $20, which is a lot cheaper than other gyms of this caliber. The equipment they use is Panatta which I have never tried before coming here, but I love! They have a diverse range of equipment that I have never seen but is perfect for targeting specific muscle groups. On top of that, they have 3 posing rooms! Everyone that works here is so kind and the owner specifically came up and introduced himself to me. I love Cult Fitness and am looking forward to getting a membership here!

There are four Anytime Fitness gyms to choose from in the Las Vegas valley. This review will narrow…read moreyour scope and focus on the Horizon Ridge facility. Fitness gyms are in no short supply these days, as you can seemingly spot one every few blocks in the Las Vegas valley. With so many options to choose from, relying on reviews becomes of utmost importance. It will be important to use this review in conjunction with reviews from other locations, as a tool to narrow down which Anytime Fitness you'd like to join. They are all nuanced with differing amenities and features undoubtedly suited for quite the range of personnel. I first experienced Anytime Fitness in 2022 when my extreme irritation with overcrowded gyms reached a fever pitch level. In addition to a less crowded environment, Anytime Fitness offers one glaring amenity hinted by its name. It's open twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, including holidays. With four locations in Las Vegas alone and 2,806 locations across all fifty states, the combination of numerous locations and hours of availability rank high on the initial customer service seduction scale. I've been reviewing gyms for decades. I grew up working out with my parents using several different gyms, implemented numerous rigid workout plans in the military, and have been a member of no fewer than 20 gyms in my fitness journey. I've seen well maintained gyms as well as holes in the wall that are called gyms. My fitness background combined with a diverse gym experience will guide you to making the best choice of gym to belong to. Upon entering Anytime Fitness on Horizon Ridge Avenue in Henderson, Nevada, you are greeted by smiles and salutations from the friendly staff. Whether they say hello while sitting at their desk, or during your workout, it is bound to happen at some point before your workout is over. I arrived just the other day and the staff were busy with a group class which was offered every day of the week. Even though the staff were busy, they still managed to waive to me as I passed by the group class. This gym takes pride in the things that matter. The equipment is clean and well maintained. The bathrooms, showers, and common areas are cleaned daily while the crowd level is always at manageable levels. I've been attending this gym for four years and have yet to wait for a piece of equipment. Personally, the hours of operation are the most attractive quality of this gym. I never have to worry about whether the gym is closed because it is never closed. It's open all day, every day, and on holidays. While all locations of Anytime Fitness are not staffed after normal business hours, safety may be your first concern. The entrance to the gym is controlled by an application on your smart phone. Only members have access during normal and after hours. In addition, the gym is equipped with a wall mounted safety button that automatically calls 911 if you ever feel your safety is in question. For immediate health concerns, there is a defibrillator available as well. The gym is located in a nice part of town where crime rate is low. Having the aforementioned safety features in addition to a low crime rate make the business hours more enticing from a safety standpoint. I briefly mentioned the condition of the equipment. It is also important to discuss the type of equipment available. This location affords a very accommodating free weight area. The dumbbells range from five pounds to one-hundred pounds. These are weights that not only satisfy your regular gym goer but also limit the fanatics from joining this gym. I realize it's a valid concern to be working out with giant men who are trying to push the limits of what a human body can do while juiced up on any and every performance enhancing drug. I get it; that can be very intimidating. This gym is designed to welcome the regular fitness seeker with a welcoming, motivating, and comfortable atmosphere. In addition to the dumbbell range, Anytime Fitness has three free squat racks. In my experience squat racks have always been the bottleneck at every gym I've been to. With this gym being smaller, having three squat racks is a phenomenal member to squat rack ratio. Other gyms that are much larger only have one squat rack. If free weights aren't your favorite workout medium, this location offers several machines to target every body part. The machines are also arranged in a manner suitable for circuit training. Cardio options are also available with treadmills, stairmasters, rowers, ellipticals, stationary bicycles, and rope simulators. If all of that doesn't suit your fancy, as mentioned, group classes are offered daily. These classes are instructed by the well-informed staff in a motivational and safe manner. The classes vary every day to preclude any sort of monotony accruing, while maintaining your focus and determination to achieve your goals. Group class members can track their progress with the Anytime Fitness application as well

Helpful coaches and staff, small gym-but big enough with options. Mostly regulars, not a social…read moreclub. Perfect hours!

So LVAC has several thing that are positive. They have a pretty hefty class schedule, a pool, a…read morewomen's area to work out a walking track, a spot to grab food and smoothies, a large selection of different cardio machines, day care...but it also has a lot to improve or doesn't have that it's competition does in the same monthly price bracket. First of all this may see silly but I HATE the colors they chose to paint the walls and patterned floors. It's like a clown house and the 80s made a horrible baby. It just does not make me feel energized, or centered. Next machines are crowded so close to each other and many are old and have seen better days, although they do fix them quicker than some spots. They have such a small area to stretch it can be hard not to feel like you are peoples way. They have a track on the top floor but it's on a cement floor, why not the same material as many running tracks to combat fatigue and joint injury? It's a large facility but the actual work out space is crammed and often machines are taken. The women's space I a great concept and the equipment even fits my body better, but it's like the neglected step child. They don't have kettle bells anywhere which is odd, most of their foam rollers need to be replaced as do their stretching mats. The food area would be great, but almost every drink or snack that is not savory has stevia and or sucralose which are gross, and my body personally does not respond well to. No recovery areas with red light therapy or massage chairs etc They used to be a nicer club and need to step up their game. I wouldn't have minded paying a little more if they had made it space that wasore enjoyable to work out in, but other options opened so I canceled my membership

I have been a member for 15 years and even when I don't feel like working out, the people and…read moreatmosphere push me to keep going. This is the third gym I tried when I moved to Las Vegas, but I never looked back.

Redemption has so many amazing classes to offer, it's hard to choose which ones to take! I've loved…read morethe hot barefoot bootcamp, rebel (boxing), and both the yin and vinyasa classes. The hot yoga on Saturday is my new favorite way to get a good flow in for the weekend. The best part of taking heated classes are the cold lavender towels at the end! I'm not a morning person so I prefer the evening classes, but they have morning classes for all the early risers out there. Four stars because this is the only workout facility I've seen that doesn't have a water fountain or a dispenser, just water for purchase. Seems dangerous to offer hot classes and intense workouts without making sure clients have access to water.

I've been coming here 1 year and it was great in the beginning but has gone downhill. The…read moreinstructors like Jolene and Alexa are great and the class time offering at 5am is clutch. But honestly, I have been waiting for changes here but it has not changed. For one thing are the broken treadmills!!! I'd give one star if I could. They just keep patching them with black tape like it's a broken G.I. Joe toy. Part of one of their classes like the REP utilizes the treadmill. If you are sprinting and running on it for like how many classes they offer a day, of course they will wear and tear so quickly! Like 3 or 4 of them don't even fricking incline anymore and one of them have like labels on it that says not to incline. It looks tacky AF! Like why am I paying a monthly more than some people that are offered lower monthly rate, when you guys can't even get new machines to replace these broken ass treadmills. The floors are dirty and found a gob of hair at one point. Not sure if they are vacuuming the Rep room after each use. I refuseeeeeeee to lay on the ground when we have to. I don't want to play...is the ground clean today or is it dirty. Maybe have bigger mats available for people; not the little tiny knee mats if floors are not maintained . The last thing I dislike being a member more lately is how full the classes are. Like I thought there is a cap to each classes, why are there more people allotted to the class?? When every spot is taken, why is there extra people that are around when there is no spot left? This baffles me. Like it's already crowded sometimes, and there's more people added? Like you go for heavier weights and you can't because the extra people are using it. It doesn't help when they also have their promotions; then you really have to book your class a week in advance because the classes get so full a sudden. It's like why pay membership for unlimited if it's always full. Last rant I have is the icing on the cake. I get an email from a staff member saying that this was their 3rd attempt to supposedly reach out to me about my updating my credit card when I missed 2 payments and that she would have to suspend my membership and cancel all my classes until I paid and updated my card. Okay welll first of all, I have been coming 2-3x a week from January and not once did I get an email, phone call, or a reminder from front desk about updating my card information. NOT ONCE. But she claims they attempted and this is supposedly the "3rd time". You're delusional. I know I should have updated it once I cancelled my card in Januarybut I completely forget to let them know since Im a busy person saving lives in NV. Well if you needed it- it's your staff's duty to also let me know especially when they check us in. Also, there was a better approach to this like for example- calling me anytime from January to now! Duh. But I never got a call, email, or staff tell me. This was just poor communication and service especially when I'm a regular! If it wasn't for the 5am class offering, I'm so close to just saying bye to this gym but I'm really trying to give this place a chance to hopefully be better. . There many improvements that can be made here. Hopefully you guys take notes and get new machines.

This location has truly become my favorite, and the reason why is the incredible women in…read morechildcare. Nelly, Alycia, and Jenny deserve the biggest shoutout for the kindness, patience, and genuine care they show every single day. As a mom, it means everything to know your child is not only safe, but loved, engaged, and excited to be there. If your little one struggles with separation anxiety, these ladies have such a warm and comforting way of making the transition easier! My daughter actually looks forward to going which helps me get to the gym!

I've been to multiple EōS locations and have never had anyone mention that you can't wear…read moreslippers/slides to the gym. So imagine our frustration when my fiancé and I drove 20 minutes to this Stephanie location at 6:00 AM, ready to get our workout in, only for him to be told he couldn't work out because he was wearing slippers. I completely understand having safety rules around footwear while actually exercising. What frustrated me was the inconsistent communication and enforcement. If this is a strict policy, it should be clearly communicated and consistently enforced across locations--not something you find out after driving 20 minutes to the gym and getting ready to start your workout. And honestly, I see plenty of high school and college-age members coming in wearing slides/slippers with their friends all the time, which makes the situation even more confusing. It was 6:00 AM. We made the effort to get up early, drive 20 minutes, and start our day with a workout. Being told at the door that my fiancé couldn't work out over his footwear was incredibly frustrating. What makes this even more disappointing is that we've been to multiple EōS locations and have never experienced this issue. If the rule is closed-toe athletic shoes, make it clear to members and enforce it consistently. We left frustrated--not because we don't understand safety policies, but because this could have been communicated much better. A 20-minute drive at 6 AM just to be turned away is not the way you want to start your morning. Shoutout to the front desk girl who showed no empathy. Like we're tired too, we're just waking up and just trying to set the mood for the day. Also, how you gonna turn us away but another guy walks in with sandals after us and is able to workout? Make it make sense.

This is gym isn't crowded usually which makes it great. My only issues is that I wish more weight…read moreplates could be stored horizontally as I have finger issues so it's harder to get plates off the vertical racks. The other issue is that I have notice that a member brings their kids here. One of the sons loiters on the cardio equipment and I have noticed members having to go somewhere else bc of the child. Unacceptable.

Having dedicated two decades to training in gyms, I can confidently assert that Protogym is,…read morewithout question, my most cherished training facility. From the moment I walked in, it was clear that Protogym is built for serious athletes. The breadth of its equipment is astounding: from dumbbells reaching 200lb, Olympic barbells and lifting platforms, to specialized strongman and powerlifting gear like bands , glute-ham raises, and reverse hyper. The facility also delivers a wide range of cardio options--Airdyne bikes, Jacobs ladders, rowers, steppers, treadmills--and a fully equipped boxing area featuring 100lb and 200lb heavy bags along with a wrecking‑ball bag . The membership model is refreshingly straightforward--no inflated "Vegas" pricing here. Protogym offers secured access, no enrollment or cancellation fees, and flexible month‑to‑month plans. One group fitness class is included per month, with an option for unlimited classes available. Membership includes access to their proprietary training app, tools for nutrition consultations, and web‑based account management In my experience, the gym is never overly busy--a rarity in my extensive bodybuilding journey. Pros: * Exceptionally well-equipped for strength training, powerlifting, and functional workouts. * Great value with competitive monthly pricing and no hidden fees or long-term commitments. * Rarely crowded and pulsating with a community of serious, like-minded athletes. * Includes a fitness app and group class options in the membership. Cons (minor): * Location in Henderson may be a bit of a trek depending on where you are in Las Vegas. Would I recommend it? Without hesitation. Protogym succeeds in balancing elite-level equipment, affordability, and a dedicated, undiluted training environment. If you're serious about your training--and value both quality and community--it doesn't get much better.

This has become a regular spot in my gym rotation, and I do everything. Literally everything. It's…read moreright around the corner, but the best aspect is Brandon and his team. Steady energy, pushing at the exact moment when it's needed, helping adjust when there's an injury. 10 out of 10 for this location.

Ive tried 3 different F45 studios in Vegas (since none of them are really that close to me) and…read morethis is by far my favorite one. Although Im a classpass user that only comes on the weekends, the coaches are always so welcoming and remember me well enough to know when I'm not challenging myself on weight. The coaches here are phenomenal and engaged. They are actively walking around, paying attention to form, and correcting in a friendly manner. I've seen them also interact with beginners and they're approachable, which makes a big difference if you're starting out in your fitness journey. I happily drive the 20 minutes each way here every Saturday and Sunday. Saturday mornings are 1-hour hybrid workouts that really push you, so I recommend if you're looking for a challenge! Sundays are strength focused so it's a bit of a recovery/less cardio.

Great gym! Great members! Clean and the equipment is just perfect! Staff makes you feel really…read moregood when you walk through the door. Glad to be a part of a great place.

I love this gym. I have an at home set up but I join for 3 months every summer and it's always the…read moresame. Extremely clean, top equipment, inviting, and open 24 hours! The best thing about this gym is that you don't wave to wait to use the machines you want. Other gyms are so busy that you can't get an adequate workout because there's too little equipment for too many people. It doesn't make sense to pay for a membership you can't use. The staff is friendly and they also have a ping pong table if you want a little break from working out. Check out Next Level Fitness if you're considering a new gym. They're the best!

Definitely been enjoying my classes at the row house. I've seen this place tons of times including…read moreads on social media and decided to give rowing a try. Being introduced to rowing sometime ago I wasn't as interested in learning about the impact it has on my physical , but I'm so glad I continued to have an open mind. What I love most about Row House is how quick and effective the classes are set up. I'm not the biggest fan of long classes I like to get to the workout and go! The classes are so fun, nicely prepared, music is always jumping and the instructors keep you motivated the entire time. If you're a newbie to rowing definitely try out the row house!

My New-ish Favorite Obsession. I say New-ish because I've…read morebeen going for over a year now. Does that still count as New? The coaches are Fire! Each is different and fun. David and Reble are the best owners. They are involved and super engaging. Love just chatting with them about anything and everything. Plus, they take classes alongside you .... they know what's going on! This studio is open and inviting... and if you're on the fence about trying something different and new... know that everyone had to start somewhere. And this studio is a Great place to be a beginner. Everyone may row together, but everyone's workout is different. Just depends on how much you want to push and make it hard. I love that there are different types of classes to mix it up. Plus, they have special classes like "80s Music", "Country Music", relay rows, watch a movie row, etc... And if you are wondering.... they offer an Intro to Row class every month. Call the studio... ask. I believe your first class is Free. So, why wait?