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.

First time at this location and whew!…read more First 10 mins I was distraught at how poorly designed this place was.. overly congested with equipment placement + people.. Not enough open space-- people are seated/working out in the way of the weights-- inconvenient. Like literally no space in the common area, kinda looked like a safety hazard. Whoever designed this needs to never design again. I will say they had a good amount of free weights throughout, smith machines in their upper room, massage rollers & trx bands. Lovely lovely staff though, & they actually have a pool.

I'm getting back into regular exercise and Isaiah 40:31 Fitness has been an amazing place to jump…read morein. I am pushed to my full potential, yet am able to scale back as needed while I build strength. Coaches are great and other members are encouraging.

Im sad to report that I will no longer be a member of Hotworx. The $50/a month membership (thats…read morewith my government discount) is not worth it afterall. I enjoyed my workouts there but its become too crowded during the times I can actually visit. On three recent occasions I've booked a seat in the bike or the stretch room and someone was in the chair/seat that I booked. I figure its best that I continue my free membership elsewhere thats not crowded. I'll miss the heated rooms but grateful for my time there.

Terrible service very rude (only this location) been a member since they've ever opened in Houston!…read moreI've never had a problem till going here HIGHLY don't recommend!!!!! Just go to Sugarland.

I've had many trainers in my life but this has definitely been my favorite experience thus far…read more Aatir is professional, knowledgeable, and determined. He helped me not only reach my goals, but also maintain them. It's not only about the time spent with the trainer but the lifestyle they teach you to live alongside it! Would recommend to anyone and everyone. So worth it!!

Best fitness trainer i've ever met! Helps you stay fit and stay on track. Highly recommend!read more

Amazing and supportive workout. The trainer Kelly is absolutely amazing. The group of woman are…read moreconfident and work very hard during camp. Haf a blast

I love Crossfit on the Brazos. The classes are a good size and the coaches really help you. They…read moreare priced well compared to all the other CrossFit's around. I've tried out a bunch of CrossFit's and this is my favorite!

Good people, good equipment, and good workouts! Coaches aren't pushy and help you scale any workout…read moreto your capabilities. All of the members are very friendly and try to motivate everyone around them. Definitely worth signing up.

Typically when you walk in, the employees greet you . This morning a young lady was at the front…read moredesk when I walked in and she didn't bother to say Good Morning or put her phone down to greet me. It's not a good look. Her back was turned. If you're going to work a front desk, it won't hurt you to put your phone down for a few seconds to greet the clients walking in. This generation and their phone addiction! I hope management reads this and tells this young lady to do better. The gym looks great and is clean.

Went to 'check out' the new place. Was interested in their 'circuit' as per their advertising…read more Quickly learned there wasn't a 'circuit'. The desk employee said that circuits were not being put in any of the new Planet Fitness locations because 'they weren't being used properly'. I was extremely disappointed. We have ZERO fitness choices for senior citizen ladies in the Rosenberg area. I do not want to do machines. From prior experience, I know that the 'circuit' works and is perfect for my age group.