Great coaches who can transform your life. Aaron did that…read morefor me. Then Lyndsi did it for my wife and for my mother in law. No shortcuts for sale. You won't regret joining.

I LOVE this gym! The equipment is awesome and the trainers are amazing! They are motivating,…read moreinspirational, and Genuinely Care! I always leave feeling GREAT with a big smile on my face! GENUINE RESULTS!!!

Friendly staff. Friendly clients. Good amount of free weights. Several squat rack set ups. Power…read moresled. Concept 2 rower. Assault bikes. It's literally 24/7. No contract, month to month is $50 unlimited. It's a good deal. Checked out a lot of other gyms out there, and this one was the best for price and options available to you. They do personal training also, and when you sign up you can get a free fitness eval and consultation too. Finally, with the app you can check in at the door, AND see how many people are working out there currently.

I used to love this place, but they started using heavy fragrance by way of added air freshener…read morechemicals not only in the automated sprayers in the bathrooms, but also in the overhead fan units about 6 months ago. You walk in and immediately get hit with chemicals, and it's difficult to work out in an environment (esp where asthma or chemical sensitivities aren't considered), and an owner that doesn't make health a #1 priority for everyone. Just go online and you can find that these chemicals are irritants for lungs and mucus membranes. Hello? We're breathing hard in there working out! In speaking with the owner on the phone directly, she made mention that people complained about the bathrooms smelling and thus why they now pump chemicals throughout. The solution isn't to pump chemicals into the entire facility. Keep it in the bathrooms if that's the issue. She wasn't willing to bend on reducing the chemical use. Very disappointing. I really like the atmosphere otherwise, nice people, decent equipment. I Just wish the owner had more tact around keeping the air healthy for everyone, as 15 minutes is about all I can tolerate in this place at any given time.

This gym is fairly new and has a great selection of equipment. The gym is large and spacious…read moreserving a wide variety of clients. In my time there I have seen young and old come and workout here with no issues. The gym being as large as it is gives a good selection of things to do. All the equipment is new and very well maintained. However it being such a great gym means more people and your typical busy hours are BUSY. 5-7 pm is a madhouse. If you can swing earlier or later than that I would unless you don't mind waiting for equipment. This gym has free classes that a treated as first come first serve which is very nice. My wife had done their spin class and loves it. Also they have included with membership FREE tans in very nice tanning beds. I believes they have about 8 beds and I have never had to wait for one. That being said if you did have to wait, they have comfortable seating as well as FREE fully body massage chairs in a dim lit room to relax in. I have been a member of many gyms and this one for what it offers at the low price of 25.00$ a MONTH! It's an amazing deal. I have one complaint and this I believe is aimed more towards gym goers than staff. The men's locker room specifically the bathroom side has been very dirty at times. I don't know if it's the carelessness of the members to splash water all over the sink and floor or to not flush the toilets and leave paper towels on the ground but come on, grown ass adults here clean up your shit. This is a very busy gym with people coming and going throughout the day and staff can't singlehandedly stay on top of picking up after all the dirty people. Clean up your shit. Long story short, 25$ includes gym, classes, massage chairs, and tanning. Try and top that anywhere else in the area.

It broke my heart to cancel my membership to Pursue, but I am moving and the commute would not work…read morewith my schedule. This was easily my favorite gym I've ever belonged to and I have belonged to a lot. The membership is very reasonably priced. The equipment is nice and well maintained and the staff is friendly and welcoming. I will miss this gym.

very expensive for very little. I'm handicapped and I use a walker but since this is a private…read morebusiness it doesn't have to be ADA compliant. Parking is impossible to find and it's very difficult to get around the building because the elevator only goes to certain areas. The biggest waste of money that I have spent for nothing

Could not get in to have a look around as a potential member. Front door was locked with no…read moreindication where else to enter on a Wednesday at 1545. Regardless, parking is sub-par compared to other gyms.

BEST kept secret in town! Fitness 1440 is a well equipped, family owned and operated gym. Over the…read moreyears I've lifted at several gyms in Eugene and this is definitely one of the best values for anyone seeking a clean, safe, supportive, environment. The owners focus on cleanliness and are very hands on. LOVE the ample open space - perfect for calisthenics! They have tires for flipping, TRX straps, kettlebells, free weights, a sled and plenty of room to focus on getting a killer workout. Highly recommend Fitness 1440 to anyone; whether you are a seasoned gym rat or just getting started - you will feel welcome!

I have been trying for over a month to find a new gym since the one I was using closed with no…read morenotice These people don't answer their phone nor do they call people back I have tried to come during their short almost nonexistent office everytime they closed early for some reason or another. I guess they don't want any new members I would definitely not sign up blindly without even touring the facility but you just can't get an appointment. Too bad

I signed up recently to work with a personal trainer, one who specializes in recovery (post medical…read moreissues). Amber is great, very knowledgeable and patient. The other staff here are nice, and helpful. The gym has a good variety of equipment and also has some classes, like spin classes for those that want them. It is always clean, and had nice locker rooms (they are currently tearing them out for an upgrade). Nothing to complain about to date... and hopefully it stays that way. I would recommend!

Today I signed up for this gym, it's super clean, the staff were incredibly helpful and nice. They…read moregave us a tour, the locker rooms are super nice with a touch lighting mirror in the women's bathroom. Big stretching area, nice new equipment! Excited to get back into things.

Sarah is the best coach I've ever had. She customizes all of the workouts to my abilities. I've…read morebeen at Threshold for over three years, and I can't say enough good things about the gym. Fitness, community, and fun!!!

This gym has changed my life in such a positive way that I cannot just give it 5 stars, if there…read morewas a spot for 25 stars I would give that rating. Excellent facilities, realistic people and a great atmosphere. The day I walked in I felt like I was in need of instruction and guidance. I got that. As I understood the beginning fitness program, other elements were added and the growth in my personal fitness as well as my knowledge of how to be fit increased. This gym is not about mirrors and posturing, it is about getting the fitness results you personally are after and have time for. If you are thinking of making a life change in the fitness direction, go in and give it a go. It may change your life too.

As student rec centers go, this place is the best I've ever seen. Three floors of space for all…read moresorts of fitness activities. Weight machines, free weights, bench and squat racks, group fitness studios, lap pool, basketball courts, rock wall and bouldering area, cardio machines, running track, TRX/free training area, outdoor tire flipping space, outdoor turf fields, and indoor/outdoor tennis are all options here. I feel that even at its peak hours, there are open weight machines and spaces to train (knock on wood that it stays that way in January). As far as the equipment goes, it's new and works great. I haven't seen a single piece of broken equipment in my month of training here, and I come five days per week. Additionally, there's a lobby with a huge TV for game watch parties. The staff is very friendly and helpful! If you go to UO, check this place out for your workout! I also believe there are guest passes available for sale for members of the Eugene/Springfield community.

They are open not only to the general public but to alumni, which I am one of. They should stop…read morewith that immediately, as they are clearly only concerned with their availability to the student population. They close constantly at the drop of a hat. On a Saturday closed at 2:30, 6.5 hours before their posted close, and 2 hours before kickoff of the game their spoiled, entitled brat student employees want to go to, or so they told me when I gave them feedback about the ease with which they close their doors when the schedule indicates they will be open. "I don't want to be here I want to go to the game" - a literal quote from one of the "employees" of this facility.

The good? Lots of equipment, classes, pickleball (though they charge an extra $27/ mo), indoor…read morewalking path, pool, hot tub and gym. Staff are very friendly. The bad? Overcrowded (maybe membership should be capped?). Parking is terrible and they do not enforce parking permits. They allow very young (like under 4 or so) kids in the hot tub. This should be only for adults and maybe teens. It is not an extra swimming pool where kids pee. Overall, it's okay, and I'll stay, but it may not be for everyone.

Make no mistake, this is still very much a Man's gym…read more My best girlfriend had been going to the Y, taking classes, fully participating in activities offered, etc. for quite some time and had convinced me to go with her and try her gym. We did a brief tour and went into the lapswim pool, after 15minutes we combined and split a lane to help accommodate the new people coming in. 45 minutes into our mindful movement/isolation exercises we were approached by pair of younger men who had been watching our lane and were asked to move over to the next lane because "they couldn't swim the way they wanted to" in that lane. My friend obliged, and we moved over and continued with our routine. When we swam by the lifeguard who had watched the exchange, my friend asked her for clarification on what made the end lane special and why we were asked to move. The lifeguard informed us that we were now in the walking aerobic lane, which did not permit lane swimming- which we had been doing, and that the men shouldn't have asked us to leave our lane, essentially booting us from the equiptment we were using. We weren't done with our workouts. My friend asked why we were then asked to exit our lane, and the lifeguard called for a higher authority on her walkie-talkie. We exited the walking lane and after a moment a woman who had been speaking to the lifeguard approached us and introduced herself as the Aquadic Director, she asked us to explain what happened. And after reiterating the same story the lifeguard had told her, she explained to us that the only other option the pair of men would have had was to join our lane and circulate swim with us. We didn't have an issue with that. We asked who has priority to equipment and were told it was a first-come-first-serve system. Rather than elbowing our way back into our lane with two men that outsized us, we decided to end our gym experience early but my friend told the director that she wanted those rules explained to the offending guys, and that's where the problem lied. This woman had an immediate hesitation and began stammering on how she didn't want to escalate the situation by bothering them if we were going to leave. My friend insisted it was the principle of the matter, and that if the gym didn't have a priority list than the same set of rules should be followed by all paying patrons. The Aquadic Director had absolutely zero interest in approaching the pair of men who asked us to move for them and after a moment of back and forth between her and my friend, I calmly said, "This is bullshit." This gave the Aquadic Director the out she needed and she quickly turned the conversation to lecture me on how profanity isn't accepted on the pool deck. We were three adult women without a child in sight, having a conversation amongst ourselves, but I told her I understood and was on my way out. I returned to the locker room, showered and changed, and met back up with my friend who I left by the poolside to continue with the Aquadic Director, who did reluctantly have a brief conversation with the two guys at the insistence of my friend. As we were leaving the locker room a male employee pulled my friend aside and said that the Aquadic Director wanted to have another conversation. We told him that was fine, but we weren't going to have it in the locker room shower hall, and moved it to the lobby. We waited for the Aquadic Director in the lobby of the Y for no less than 5 minutes, zero appearance. My friend told the male employee that the locker rooms were not an appropriate place to ambush two women into conversation, and that in the future exiting members will most likely by found by the exit. The employee, Carson, said we weren't in the locker room, even though we were surrounded by lockers and a bay of showers when he stopped us from leaving. He literally turned his back to us mid conversation to instead pace up and down the hall and speak with another employee. After an interrupted workout, staff's unwillingness to address gym issues, an ambush in the locker room, and literally having employees turn their backs to us after being asked to wait to speak with them- we left. It was quite the mental workout, if nothing else. Needless to say, the Younge Men's Christian Association is still very much a male centered gym, when they have Women and Colored's events we may be inclined to try to lapswim again, but in the meantime I'd advise againt recommending this place to a wider demographic. I'm sorry my friend wasted her visitors' pass on me, but I think this experience was enough to decide membership dues on.

I felt like I needed to leave a review after reading some pretty harsh ones. My experience has been…read morevery different. I have had a very pleasant easy experience at this planet fitness. The equipment that I have used has been clean. And the circuit room everyone has adhered to the timing and movement. I have used red light therapy and tanning and found them both to be clean and in good working order. The staff at the front desk have been quick to assist me or offer help. I was given a very informative tour through the whole gym. I am 55 years old and recovering from an accident and found this gym to be a safe place for me and easy to access the equipment. I have not personally run into any broken equipment, and I've also used the treadmills. I tend to be easily overwhelmed or stressed by loud noises since my head injury and I don't have any issues at this gym. Somebody mentioned that the music was too loud and it didn't bother me at all. When I go there, it seems to me that there is a lot of equipment available, no need to wait for anything that I want to use and really nothing to complain about. So in all fairness to the young staff, who's been more than kind to me and to the equipment and the facility my experience was positive. You get an incredible deal on the membership price here and if it was any less, I don't think they could keep their doors open. So for what you're paying for you get your money's worth.

I really like Planet Fitness. It meets my exercise needs very well. Through my insurance I have…read morefree membership at both Planet Fitness and the new YMCA. The YMCA is a great community resource and does a lot of great things with classes, programs for kids, has a pool and a sauna and a Jacuzzi. But my exercise routine for years has been to use the treadmill and then to use weight machines. Planet Fitness has an interesting business model. They take over existing spaces, this used to be a Staples, and it's a really big space. For what I do this really meets my needs. Parking is much easier than at the YMCA. They have duplicates on most of the machines and they're not crowded together. To keep their costs low they don't have classes, fitness trainers, or a lot of other things. There are usually two people working and they are attentive to any questions or problems I've had. If I want the full experience of Jacuzzi, sauna, or other things I'll go to the Y. But just to have my regular workout Planet Fitness is very convenient and it's always clean. Recently I was in Bend and went to the Planet Fitness there. The parking lot was really crowded, it's in a strip mall. The machines were much more crowded together and it felt a little bit claustrophobic. But the staff was really nice and helpful when I had some trouble figuring out the treadmill