Went to Big Tex for almost 4 years before moving to the other side of town. Probably one of my…read morefavorite gyms of all time. Staff is super friendly, members are always down to provide feedback if requested. Every piece of equipment you need, and some you don't (which speaks to the variety). I mainly trained for endurance sports while going here, a bit different than most, so I apologize for hogging the treadmills! 10/10 would recommend, especially for the price.

Staff was very welcoming, patient, and honestly made working out not be such a chore. They have an…read moreexcellent selection of equipment ensuring you have a very diverse and full-body workout. Members were also very welcoming; at no time did I feel like I was being judged or mocked if I wasn't as advanced as them. If you want a local gym that will help you get to where your fitness goals are at, I would wholeheartedly recommend them!

David Tran was my trainer for the day. I did not end up keeping him but it was not because he did…read morenot give it his best to make something work for me. The conditioning workout was crazy awesome in a good way. He pushed you to go pass what you thought you could do but in a very concerning and encouraging way.

Be VERY cautious before signing up for personal training here…read more The initial "free session" was mostly a high-pressure sales process, which in hindsight should have been a red flag. Some aspects of the program also didn't match how they were presented during sign-up (things like guidance around goals, communication, and support outside of sessions). I do want to say that my trainer herself was kind and genuinely good during the sessions I had with her. I don't think the issue is the individual trainers as much as the structure of the program. That said, I did run into a couple of scheduling issues where I showed up for confirmed appointments that had been reassigned, and communication overall was inconsistent. I also would have appreciated more proactive follow-up--I needed to cancel my last session in December, life has been crazy, it's now Mid April and I never heard from anyone again--though I acknowledge I could have reached out as well. *****The biggest issue, however, has been the cancellation process.***** The contract requires written notice through a specific support email, and in practice, that process has been slow and difficult to navigate. It took multiple attempts to get clear direction, and communication was limited to being routed back to the same support channel without meaningful follow-through. Based on my experience and similar complaints from other customers, this appears to be a pattern. This creates a situation where it's easy to sign up, but MUCH harder than expected to cancel. I would strongly encourage anyone considering signing up to carefully review the cancellation terms and be prepared for a potentially frustrating process if you decide to end the program.

The name of this gym should be a dead giveaway. I got a free day pass to try this place out since…read moreit's right around the corner from my apartment. I didn't see anyone wipe down the erquipment after they left machines. The bathroom smelled like sewage. Staff was rude. The only thing aside from the name keeping this from being the douchiest place I've ever been would have been a parking lot full of Cybertrucks.

The name of this place. Horrendous…read more... But pretty good gym for the price. The equipment selection is very vast. It's never insanely busy here even during lunch and after work hours. So you will always hone an area or machine freed up for you. My only complaints is that they blast booty rap really loud through the speakers. Like the loudest gym ever where you can barely hear the people at the front desk when speaking to them. Other times they will play butt rock which is just a tad more tolerable. Some may not survive without head phones. The men's bathroom is not the cleanest. Always smells. If you are a sauna user. It is also just mid. My other bigger complaint is that the heavy bags upstairs are unusable. They hung em on chains so high that they are pretty much unusable and they run into the ceiling frame. Kind of a safety issue on that part..... Other than that, better than most other gyms in this area of the price point

This gym is filthy, has no amenities and has had NO locker rooms for 4 months out of the year due…read moreto never ending construction. If you are looking at joining this location I would strongly advise looking elsewhere. For $221/month you are paying for AC that doesn't work (it was in the 80s inside recently). For 2 gender neutral single use bathrooms that I'm not convinced they are cleaning. To take a shower in a trailer in the back alley with no hot water and a smelly drain. For no towels to be put at said bathrooms. The only thing good about this gym is the front desk people are nice. I called to try to resolve the issue and the manager is candidly snippy at best. They also do NOT respond to their emails (I emailed on 8/4 - still haven't heard back). Being honest - you would be better off joining these places: Crunch - has sauna, brand new, $10/mo, 6 mins away YMCA - has pool/sauna/hottub/full gym/child care options, $75/mo, 10 mins away OR just a different location. The Lifetime on 620 makes this place look like an apartment gym

This place is exactly what I look for in a gym. Its is clean, exceptional equipment, fantastic…read morelocker rooms, variety of classes and some other great perks I wasn't aware it. I would give it 10 stars if I could.

Perfect location for van lifers. There is a Frys (closed) The lot is dark at night perfect for…read moresleepers. There is a gathering community there.. Then you can shower and clean up for work. Perfect.

I find it upsetting and unprofessional for the worker on duty to completely ignore the arrival of a…read morecustomer, and then throw a thumbs up at me after scanning my check in. I was incredibly shocked by the amount of black mold growing in the locker room as well. upon leaving, I was once again ignored by the main worker at the counter, but was given a goodbye from who I believe may have been a partner, or co worker. My visit here overall was mediocre but the black mold is probably the biggest issue I had seen during my time there. I think it's something that needs to be taken care of sooner, rather than later because the more it goes, the more it grows.

I was visiting a crunch out of the area that couldn't find me as a member and immediately wanted to…read morecharge $10/visit. I called Ilene at my peak membership in Round Rock. She immediately cleared it up. Ilene is AWESOME!!

The gym itself is just your basic space -- a little on the older, shabbier side, but they seem to…read morebe doing what they can to spruce it up (new saunas in the locker rooms) and keep it clean. Parking is an absolute mess, especially in January/February when everyone's trying to keep those resolutions going. Signing up for classes on the app is a mystifying experience -- I try to sign up a few days early, and the app says I can't sign up yet; then I sign up just before class, and it says I'm too late. So I rarely/never sign up for classes -- this doesn't seem to be a deal-breaker. I am really into dance fitness, though, and if you ever go on a Tuesday evening and see Disney World-style lines wrapped around the building, you know that Jay is teaching "So You Think You Can't Dance." I don't know how to adequately express how wonderful these classes are. Come in whatever mood you're in, and you'll leave with a smile on your face. His dance class has been seriously life changing for me, and I'm so grateful to have them at Crunch!

I just had to take a moment for PF pflugerville ! These guys really are taking the precautions they…read moreneed for our safety and theirs. I feel so safe watching multiple staff members wipe the machines after people get off them. There is cleaning stations all over the gym. So THANK YOU to the whole team there for what they are doing.

There is a tall young man who has (I think) curly blond ish hair who's always wearing a hat who…read moregreets me every time I walk into this gym, I just wanted to say I've gone to these gyms in multiple states and in a lot of of them, they don't even say hi to you at the front, this kid always welcomes you with a warm hello, asks how you are doing, and makes sure to say bye when you leave. I just wanted to say he's really great at his job and it deserves to be recognized. Aside from him, I have also never had a bad interaction with the front staff at this location. They are really good about saying hello to you and acknowledging you and making you feel welcome. Just wanted to say that.

I joined Outright Fitness in January, and was very excited about learning from the coaches on…read morebuilding power, strength, and speed. I'd heard about their work from several athletes in town, and I was eager to learn from coaches that I respected and admired. My favorite workout is the Saturday morning sprinting classes. I hadn't done track workouts since high school, and as a former distance runner, I'd never been trained in how to sprint. I was amazed to learn the difference about running with explosive strength and power. It takes *a lot* to get me up at 6 am on a Saturday, but these classes did the trick! I also like their strength classes. I'd never been taught how to lift heavy or how to do a proper pull up, and I've learned something new every time - from proper form and technique to how to build strength in the weight room. It's empowering and inspiring to learn new skills, to watch my strength grow, and to question the internal voice that says, "Uh, I don't know if I can do that." The Outright Coaches are especially good at helping you with proper technique and growing strength and speed without injuring yourself - something that's especially helpful to me as a middle aged woman. Their motto, "Train like an athlete," is a good summary of what you'll find at Outright. They also have a sign in their bathroom about not throwing trash, paper towels - and your hopes and dreams! - in the toilet. That's another message from Outright that I carry with me, outside the gym, into all areas of life.

The facility is nicely equipped with what our needs are as a team. Very clean and new equipment…read more Owners are easy to work with and very professional. Will be back for more!!

Karla the manager was awesome great service Really cool…read moreperson and helped me a lot Really recommend !.

Crushing 2026 fitness goals…read more Zumba class - high impact exercising (30 minutes) Aquafit - (50 minutes) Strength training - worked out on weights...legs day. Today I pumped a total about 400 pounds on both legs together. Felt like I'm getting my strength back. Gym audience - Spring break (light turn out at the gym) No challenge...no change

They have childcare and fun activities for them. I use the weight room, sauna, cold plunge, etc…read more they have almost everything there.

I have been a Life Time member for a long time, and my household maintains a large membership. We…read moreuse the club consistently, follow the policies, and pay a significant amount each month for what is marketed as a premium experience. There are many things I genuinely appreciate about Life Time, particularly the instructors, who have consistently been one of the strongest parts of the club. Unfortunately, my experience with Kids Academy has become increasingly disappointing, and an interaction today brought several longstanding concerns to a head. First, policies need to be communicated and enforced consistently. When something is permitted one day and prohibited the next--or seems to depend on which employee is working--it becomes very difficult for members to understand what is actually expected of them. I am completely willing to follow the rules. I simply expect those rules to be clear, consistent, and communicated respectfully. More concerning was the manner in which my children and I were spoken to today. My children are also members of this club, and regardless of a disagreement or policy issue, I expect employees working with children to communicate with them respectfully. I was extremely disappointed by the tone and demeanor used toward them. This experience is especially troubling because I have already had concerns about what I have personally observed in Kids Academy over time. I have repeatedly seen very young children crying or visibly distressed for extended periods, ignored and wandering desperately seeking caregiver attention, and interactions that, in my opinion, lack the warmth, patience, and attentiveness I would expect from a childcare environment, the lack of genuine care for the children is appalling. This is not up to standard- particularly those associated with what should be a premium family membership. I recognize that this is gym childcare and not a preschool, and my expectations reflect that distinction. However, basic attentiveness, kindness, appropriate supervision, and respectful communication with children should not be considered premium amenities. They should be the minimum standard. There are certainly kind employees in Kids Academy, including some of the younger staff members who have been wonderful with my children. My concern is not intended as a blanket criticism of every person working there. It is that the overall quality and consistency of the childcare experience does not seem aligned with the standard Life Time promotes elsewhere in the club. My children are older and are able to communicate clearly with me about their experiences and advocate for themselves. Based solely on what I have personally observed, I would NOT leave a very young child who cannot yet communicate independently. I don't expect perfection, and one unpleasant interaction would not ordinarily cause me to reconsider a membership I have and one I would like to maintain. But when inconsistent policies, poor customer service, and concerns about the environment in which members' children are being cared for begin to form a pattern, it deserves attention. Life Time charges a premium price and presents itself as a premium club. I believe it is reasonable for members to expect the quality, professionalism, and customer service in Kids Academy to reflect that same standard. After today's experience, I am genuinely questioning whether the value of our membership continues to justify the cost.