Just got started at EOS, and I'm so happy I picked this gym. It's fairly new, so all the equipment…read moreis in great shape and everything is clean. They also have a ton of great amenities - massage chairs, saunas, cold pools, a cardio theater room, etc. I worked with my trainer Eric for the first time, and he was super patient, helpful and informative. I can tell I'm going to be sore tomorrow, but I can't wait to come back. Shout out to Brandon and Dylan for helping me pick the perfect plan, get signed up and show me around. So happy I came in.

Warning: extremely pushy salespeople. I paid for the most expensive membership and training…read moresessions to have access to the scans. I had an hour and I wanted to do my scan and use the massage chairs. The assistant manager turned my scan into a miserable experience giving me a guilt trip and not respecting my time. My goal was to go destress on a Friday evening and manager definitely sabotaged that. I have also had trouble canceling my add ons and membership and being billed hundreds of dollars that I should not have. The assistant manager was so pushy it bordered harassment.

Great gym, fantastic trainers and a community that you just can't beat! My morning gym time is what…read morekeeps me sane and there is no place better than Crull Fitness!

Excellent gym for all ages and athletes. This training is the best in the DFW metroplex. They will…read moretransform your body, skill level and strength. Crull Fitness cares about every person walking through the door! This is a gem and the best kept secret! It's perfect for athletes as well as non-athletics just trying to get in shape. I highly recommend anyone interested to just check it out, you won't be sorry!!

Been in many gyms. This is the Worst ever. Ownership does not care…read more Equipment is old and always something not working. The Anytime trainers, when they have one, are loud and obscene in the gym. There are many other gyms to choose from. Seriously would not get a membership here if it was 5$ a month.

Have to say I worked out here this weekend. This is the oldest Anytime fitness I have been in. It…read moreis in bad shape and needs a REDO. The inside needs major makeover along with some new equipment. All the equipment was thrown in the middle of the room. I will say on their behalf they were doing something to the front wall? Sorry but this gym was NOT appealing.

Great trainers and location. Super clean with a HUGE training floor and check in area. The workout…read morewas awesome (even though I almost died lolol) and I felt right at home like I was in charlotte. My ONLY recommendation is to have benches or some type of seating out in the check in area. people who don't like wearing their training shoes to and from their workout can sit and change their shoes. I felt weird sitting on the floor so I balanced and changed shoes standing up. Haha! Walked to the car and changed out of my shoes back into my regular street shoes. No big deal but definitely something to think about!!

Awesome trainers that give you feedback and show you proper form! Great workout...everyday is…read moredifferent and very challenging! Feels like a great community. They are very supportive and I love the encouragement! Place is clean is has good equipment!

I was asked to sign a document as a guest pass. Right after signing, the staff realized it was…read moreactually a membership agreement and told me it was a mistake on their end and that they would fix it. I was clearly told not to worry and to go ahead and work out. Now, three months later, I receive a letter saying I owe $112, and suddenly the story is: You signed it, so you have to pay. $150 is not the issue. The issue is accountability. I trusted your staff when they admitted the mistake and assured me it would be corrected. After multiple calls, instead of taking responsibility, I'm being spoken to as if this is my fault for signing something your employee gave me incorrectly. If this isn't dishonest behavior, then what do you call it? Very disappointed in how this was handled. This is not how a professional business operates.

My wife and I are Club4 members and have been for about nine months, and although McKinney is our…read more"home gym", this location has seen some fill-in duty from both of us over the past few months, most recently when the McKinney location had a power issue and couldn't take members. It's a big, well lit, still-has-that-new-smell kind of place, with tons of new equipment and nary an out-of-order sign to be seen on our most recent visit. We only briefly interacted with the staff, and they were friendly and greeted us warmly. I briefly darted into the locker area to use the men's room, it was clean and well stocked. As for the equipment, I'm all about the "put on the headphones and hit the pin-loaded weight machines", and that's what I did. This gym has a couple of machines that our usual one doesn't, so that was a nice change of pace. If there's a downside, there's only one pec fly/deltoid machine, and since it does two exercises, it's always in high demand, and I had to wait for two others to do their reps. The McKinney location has two of these, and there's often still a wait. We also hit the ellipticals for a few minutes to warm up, and they were super clean and new as well. As always, we closed out our workout with the Hydromassage, and even with four chairs, there was a brief wait, but no biggie. Bottom line, this is a super clean, well lit, well managed gym with no judgment and plenty of options for your workout.

Joined this gym recently and so far it's been good. Equipment works fine and it's not too crowded…read moreearly in the day.

I came across a groupon to this place to try out 10 hot yoga classes and a month of membership…read more The hot yoga room was a little small, but the class was amazing. The room stays between 90-95 degrees, and the instructor walks you through an hour of practice. I went to the 6am class, and it is a little intense for those that haven't practiced in a while. The room does get hot, and if your body isn't used to it, you will get dizzy, drink a ton of water!!!! It is a class for all levels though, so don't be intimidated by the girl that can twist her legs and do handstands at random, or the grunter that grunts every 5 seconds. The gym itself is pretty small, but it has all the equipment you need. Their bathrooms have lockers and showers as well. They offer towels as well and other items in the restrooms if you forget to bring your towel! It's pretty well maintained.

- Showers have had consistent bug issues - crowded…read more - people lack gym etiquette - hot tub is nice and massage chairs are nice. - solid tv collection with sports on - great selection of machines

WARNING about cancellation and billing at EōS Fitness…read more If you are thinking about joining this gym, please read this first. My experience trying to cancel my membership has been unbelievably frustrating and feels designed to make cancellation nearly impossible. When I attempted to cancel, I was told that I could not cancel unless I paid a renewal fee that had not even come due yet. In other words, I would have to pay a future renewal fee just to stop my membership. That made absolutely no sense. Because of this, I went into the gym in person to resolve the issue. I spoke directly with the General Manager, Chris Marriotti, explained the billing situation, and told him that I had been unable to cancel my membership properly. He told me that both my wife's membership and my membership were canceled and that everything was taken care of. Unfortunately, that was not true. Despite being told in person by the general manager that the memberships were canceled, the gym continues to charge the account and has now even added late fees. The memberships still appear to be active even though we were told everything had been handled. So now I am dealing with charges, late fees, and a membership that was supposed to already be canceled by management. This has been an extremely frustrating experience. When a customer goes in person, speaks to the general manager, and is told everything is resolved, that should be the end of it. Instead, it has turned into an ongoing billing issue. If you are considering joining this gym, I strongly recommend reading the contract very carefully and understanding exactly how their cancellation process works before signing anything.

great place to work out, has everything you need. people are friendly, think of an 80s gym with a…read moremodern twist

Great local gym. Totally different feel than all the corporate gyms and I mean that it a good way.read more

Subject: Formal Complaint Regarding Persistent Harassment and Discriminatory Behavior…read moreI am sharing this to warn the community and formally urge LA Fitness management to strictly enforce its Code of Conduct. I hope that by speaking out, others who have had similar encounters feel empowered to come forward and share their experiences as well. My recent experiences at the Plano South (W Pres GWB Hwy) location have been deeply disturbing, and it has become clear that I am not the only victim of a specific individual's aggressive misconduct. The Incident on 4/1/26: Between 5:00 AM and 6:00 AM, I was subjected to verbal abuse by a long-term member (a tall, thin, older white woman). While I was using the public shower, she began timing me, yelling that I was a "liar" regarding my time in the stall, and cursed me out, calling me a "nasty woman." This is the second time she has targeted me; weeks prior, she interrupted my shower to interrogate me on how much longer I planned to be there. A Notorious Pattern of Targeted Bullying: After this incident, I spoke with other women in the locker room who immediately recognized this woman. Their stories reveal a systemic pattern of bullying: * Member 1 (Asian): Reported that this woman ordered her to vacate a shower stall. When she refused, the woman kicked her gym bag and left. This member now alters her workout schedule specifically to avoid being harassed. * Member 2 (Black): While she was applying lotion in a shower stall, this woman ordered her to leave and finish in the locker room so she could take that specific stall. Like Member 1, she has also postponed her workout times to avoid encountering this individual. * Member 3 (Asian): When she asked to share a swimming lane, this woman refused--even though she was the only person in her lane--and told the member to go swim in a reserved lane where two teenagers were in the middle of training. This individual's reputation for being difficult is well-known. A long-time male member previously told me that if she refused to cooperate or share a lane, I should just wait for his lane instead, as she is known for being notoriously unreasonable. Concerns of Discrimination: Because this woman's aggression has been consistently directed at Asian and Black members, many of us are left questioning her motives. The consensus among those she has targeted is that her behavior is either mentally unstable or racially motivated. It is unacceptable for any member to feel singled out or bullied based on their background. Conclusion: Because these incidents occur in the pool and shower areas, it is impossible for victims to provide video evidence. However, the consistency of these stories--at least five individuals have been harassed or bullied by this same woman--is evidence enough for management to take action. We are all paying members who deserve a workout environment free from verbal abuse and intimidation. Several of us are now considering not renewing our memberships because we no longer feel safe or welcome. LA Fitness, please prioritize the safety of your members over the membership of a known harasser.

The whirlpool was cold and dirty. The gym was completely out of sanitizing wipes, and this isn't…read morethe first time, but this time, it was 2 days in a row. A childhood friend of mine died from Staph that was traced back to a dirty gym. So, not having the minimum of disease mitigation is inexcusable. The only good news is that there are other locations, and I am leaving to go to one of those now. I will start avoiding this one, which sucks because I live near by.

I visited Club Studio as part of a fitness ambassador event and had such a great experience…read moreexploring everything they offer. I took their hot yoga class, which was both refreshing and energizing. The instructor was incredibly kind and hands-on with her guidance, making the class enjoyable for all levels. The facility itself has so much to offer! It really feels like a one-stop shop for fitness and wellness. There's a small cafe on-site, which is perfect for grabbing something before or after a workout. They also have multiple pickleball courts, which adds a fun, social element to the experience. My favorite part was definitely the recovery area. They offer cryotherapy, infrared light therapy, compression, and massage chairs. I personally tried the compression therapy and was very satisfied with how it made me feel afterward. Overall, this is an amazing space if you're looking to combine workouts, recovery, and convenience all in one place!

this is gonna be a long one so buckle up…read more LOVE this gym, I paid for the regular membership from opening day along with the recovery lounge. I felt like compared to other gyms it was very clean and the amenities were ones i enjoyed using! they have a beautiful stretching area and all of the equipment is open and spacious. i've taken a ride class with Jamie that was so fun and inviting, even hot yoga classes that feel so refreshing and addicting. front desk staff are welcoming and the Beaming smoothie place being on site is lovely after a hard workout (will be back for that acai bowl) that being said a few months in i am cancelling my membership RELUCTANTLY. I only truly took the pilates reform classes consistently and knew they were not classical based going in. not being able to be in a Shalena class anymore feels like a horrible break up but other than her i have not found another instructor i truly like. i am getting training in pilates instruction and once i started that training it made the club studio format show many flaws. lack of cueing of form, breath, and modifications. you'd think in a class of almost 30 reformers modifications would be a huge part of class but for most instructors i had to modify for myself. i can't imagine someone who is first getting into pilates, who thinks the shakes are normal and don't know how to modify for their own personal struggles, would be able to not risk injury in this set up and style. they do ask in the beginning of the class if anyone has any injuries or limitations but i've been taking pilates for years and never knew i had hyper mobility that needed modifications until recently. not everyone will know their limitations until they get hurt. standing on the reformer happens in nearly every single class (ive taken 30) which is a more advanced skill that should not be in an all levels class often. like i said in the beginning leaving this gym feels like a horrible break up and if you are someone who is trained in pilates and looking for more intermediate to advanced contemporary pilates i think the reform classes are great. i personally can not keep going here knowing what i know about pilates now