So far so good! Just started a membership here. Got in on a promo that waved the membership fee…read more The tier with the most amenities is about $45 a month. It includes all of the classes. They also give you five dollars a month to use at the snack area- calendar, month not membership month. It's very clean and logistically nicely set up with a class rooms on the perimeter and all of the equipment in the middle. I really like the water massage chair. Comfortable and clean. $55/ 30m session of personal training. Looking forward. Will update as I go.

Sooooooo amazing…read more This gym seriously checks all the boxes. First off--really awesome classes here. Like, not just filler classes... actual good workouts that leave you feeling it. The space itself is super CLEAN with a really nice aesthetic. It's big, doesn't feel cramped, and there's a huge variety of options--everything from classes to hydro massage, red light, tanning, etc. You can literally make a whole self-care day out of being here. I'm obsessed with the Studio Red class--major asskicker in the best way. Total sweat factory you will walk out drenched but feeling accomplished. Today I tried the new infrared heated yoga flow with Keli and wow... complete heaven. Such a good balance of challenging and relaxing. I left feeling reset. No need to lug around a mat ! they have plenty to use & assigned numbered spots for you and your mat - Huge perk. Honestly, this place just hits. Good sound systems throughout , Great energy, great workouts, and tons of options depending on your mood. The only 2 downsides is the parking lot , Horrible location & unsafe at night . Do not leave valuables in your car . The other is the staff , they are EXTREMELY pushy and salesy so be warned if that's not your jam .

I had 5 sessions of training with Sarah and she did an excellent job with me she is knowledgeable…read moreand caring worked me out very well. The facility is clean and organized and all the trainers are nice. Tara and Sean were very nice also caring and open to my needs. I would recommend them to all who want to improve their life. I had a good experience!

Iwas overbilled and finally caught. They refused to reimburse me the 456 dollars they overcharged…read moreme. They said after o had been their for 9 months tha because I filed bankruptcy which did not affect them because they shouldn't have overcbilled me at all

Went to a fantastic outdoor collaboration between F45 x Vuori X La Encantada outdoor courtyard and…read morehad the best Sat morning workout ! Coaches and staff were fantastic, Owners are so motivating . Refreshments and private discounted shopping experience followed at Vuori .

I started F45 on a recommendation from a friend as I'm training for a Spartan Race and I couldn't…read morebe more satisfied with the experience. Overall, the coaches are very welcoming and friendly, but also push you and coach you through the movements when you need it. Everyone in my 6 am classes are the best and I actually have a fun time pretty much every day. Don't get me wrong, the workouts are totally killer! Shoutout to Stephen, Jonathan, and Brie who are my main coaches, they're the best!!

I have been regularly attending Psychosomatic transformation Center at one location or another…read moresince 2014. Eight years ago I moved to the Grant Rd location, and I n that time the space has changed quite a bit. Initially, it was high intensity interval training classes, which were about 20 people per class, and a separate private training area. Then the COVID-19 pandemic , and the private training space went away. The gyms' focus has shifted to more individual focus training in smaller weight classes. They rebranded the HIIT classes into a cardio /weight based class that's available now. From the time I originally moved to the gym the space was primarily an open area for HIIT group classes, but now it's carved out more so for individual training and just a quarter of the space being used for this cardio weight class. I go to a weights class to strengthen muscle groups three times a week and the other days Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday is this cardio weight combo class. Wednesdays has become a balance focused day, which provides something new to increase flexibility in addition to strength. I myself am not very flexible, so I can't do flexibility and weights quite yet. Much of the communication is on Facebook page groups. So for a new person wanting to check out the gym it's a little tricky. Hours aren't posted in a public space, plus the construction on Grant Road right now makes it tricky to get in and out of the parking lot. There's no signage on the door. It seems many of the newer students came through word-of-mouth of existing clients. Psychosomatic Transformation Center also offers protein powders, and supplements to enhance your fitness journey. In the weeks to come, they're going to be offering peptides as they're working with a physician to prescribe those. Basically the gym is evolving to meet our needs. Private training is available. Also, one of the private trainer works with high school students in strength, training and agility for track and field. I'm part of a fitness family and have a good time.

I stopped by to what options they had for training…read more But at one pm I was way too early. There is no signage but It appears they open at 4 pm. No one here. Lights off. That's a very narrow time frame for my style. On the window they offer supplements but on the shelf inside is only Four items. Not for me.

This place is AMAZING!! The trainers are extremely knowledgeable and have an extreme passion for…read morehealthy living and fitness. Come and experience your body transform. Walk in timid and come out..."Beast mode"

There was an ad on Facebook for a "6 week FREE" challenge. I gave them my contact information to…read moresign up, and went to their 1 hr consultation. They built me up and made me very excited to join, but at the end asked for $499 that I would "get back at the end, if I did not want to continue after 6 weeks." If I like the gym and like the trainers, I do not want to leave just to get my money back after 6 weeks, so what's the point? There is no "free" anything about it. It is false advertising and dishonest. I'm actually pretty pissed off about it. I was willing to do the six week challenge and then become a committed member once I saw results and felt like it was a good fit for me, but regardless of how they want to justify why they have you pay upfront...it's still FALSE Advertising. I left this place feeling deceived and poor, so thanks guys!

Wow, I went to an orientation for their 6 week challenge and found out that you have to put $497…read moredown in order to "have your skin in the game". They sell it as this is a last resort for you to lose weight. You can easily join any gym who has strength training classes and get the same results. I did it before I moved here last year and I lost 42 lb and was on a low carb. This gym just babysits you basically to get results and and hold your feet to the fire or if not, if you can't commit to their timely challenge, then you'll lose your $500. It only be worth it if you can really do it, meaning that you have no other obligations that will interfere with going there 5 times a week. So if you need childcare forget it. Don't do it because they don't have it. Honestly this is an overpriced gym. This gym doesn't have to buy workout machines so there's no maintenance on that equipment or the manpower and extra supplies to wipe down all that machinery so I don't know why there Elite memberships are so damn expensive. It's ridiculous. On top of that during their membership drives they blocked a lot of people from commenting about the way they do things, to include the fact about the up front $497. What kind of company blocks other people from reviewing their company. If you're really THAT good, then you would STAND by your name and fight for your gym. You don't so I'm posting my review from my experience everywhere.

The workouts are great and the staff is really motivating! I really enjoyed going. The only thing…read moreI didn't care for was the advertisement as "free" when the challenges cost anywhere from 59-495 plus they talk you into supplements which are quite pricey (some of them were worth it and some were not, but I didn't know this when I bought them). I didn't necessarily mind paying for the classes because in comparison to CrossFit etc it is reasonably priced but that should have been disclosed prior to signing up for a "free" challenge. Thanks Rachel Knight

I've driven past Tucson Strength on Speedway more times than I can count ,kind of tucked away on a…read morecorner, easy to miss & WOW... I cannot believe it took me this long to finally walk in. This place is no f*cking joke. First off, this is an old-school strength gym, and I mean that in the best way possible. It's not bougie, it's not aesthetic-driven, and it's definitely not trying to be a trendy Instagram gym. It's gritty, it's real, and it's built for people who actually want to get stronger. They've got everythinggggg!Olympic lifting, strongman training, personal training, group classes, nutrition coaching... even a calisthenics coach (which is honestly rare to find). Whether you're a beginner wanting to level up or someone who's already deep in fitness and feels like you've outgrown franchise gyms... this is where you go to get humbled REAL quick. And I love that. The tour alone sold me. Front desk was super welcoming, and the owner was already on it with communication before we even walked in. You can tell this place runs on passion and community, not flashy marketing. Inside? Old-school equipment (my personal favorite &way more effective than a lot of the newer stuff IMO). Outside? A full-on training setup with turf, tires, and space to actually move. There's also indoor turf, kettlebells, and room to train however you want. This is a no-BS, get-it-done gym. One of my favorite parts though? The people. You've got folks in their 70s and 80s lifting alongside everyone else and that's powerful. As a woman in my 40s, that kind of environment hits different. Strength training isn't optional, it's essential & this is the kind of place where you do it right. Also love that they have options for everyone: * Memberships * Personal training * Group classes (super affordable around $20/class once you're cleared) * Even drop-in options for travelers It's flexible, which you don't always see in more serious gyms. And honestly... if you're the person who's always finishing first in group classes and not really getting pushed anymore? Come here. You will be challenged. In the best way. This place feels like a local secret , very word-of-mouth, very "if you know, you know." Not overcrowded (especially midday), dedicated community, and zero fluff. Soooo yeah... I'm hooked. If you're serious about getting stronger -- not just sweating, but actually building strength & this might be the gym in Tucson.

A great gym with fantastic equipment and fantastic trainers, and an environment that welcomes all…read morewho want to make their body stronger. This welcoming environment, however, is in spite of, not because of, its owner, who uses his brand's social media account to mock people for, among other things, having pronouns in their bio, and when confronted on this, will delete comments critical of those actions. https://www.instagram.com/p/DYfR3r9yPIv/ As such, it becomes difficult to recommend Tucson Strength as a welcoming place if you are someone who expects to have your gender identity respected, as the owner believes "pronouns are a social construct" that he "does not buy into" and that "there are [only] two genders" He is obviously welcome to these opinions, in the same way I am welcome to take my business elsewhere, while letting others know they may not feel welcome in this space. It is truly disappointing that the owner of a gym with a "Don't be an asshole" sign cannot live up to that most basic of principles. All of that said, I cannot in good conscience give a review less than three stars, as at the end of the day it has the makings of a potentially fantastic gym that's *actually* a welcoming place for *anyone*, and I have incredibly fond memories of my time there. It was with great disappointment that I canceled my membership, but I simply no longer felt welcome at a place owned by an online bully, who claims everyone is welcome in his space, while at the same time using his public business account to hunt down and mock those who think differently than him.

Love this franchise ! Cant wait for opening ! You can join now at a very discounted rate . Owner ,…read moreStephanie is a gem .

Love Hotworx! The staff at Speedway is amazing, very friendly and helpful! The classes are awesome…read moreand a great workout!