What a great experience so far. Requested information via the Yelp projects and John from Austin…read moreSimply Fit reached out promptly. Scheduled a call to review my needs and was able to get into Eric's schedule for a Friday assessment. The gym is quaint and quiet, I've driven by a million times. The parking is a bit odd, a few spots up front where you have to reverse onto S Lamar when exiting...sooo that can be a challenge. They have parking in the rear of the building which is great however there is a single entry way and well, not sure how multiple cars could park and get out. Just know your reverse skills need to be on point. The gym inside has everything you'd need and since it's not open to the public it's just the clients and trainers. That means no waiting for machines and no one looking at you while you're there. Eric is great, he's very easy to talk to and made the whole experience easy. Upon arrival we walked through the questionnaire filled out online to find out the why behind the personal training inquiry. He then did a body scan for weight and fat %, took blood pressure three times as well. Gave a quick tour of the gym and how things work then it was onto the physical movement assessment. Nothing too crazy, range of motion and flexibility tasks. Took an hour for the initial visit and came back the next day to finish a few small exercises then learn the warm up needed prior to sessions. No membership needed as you buy the session in backs, 5, 10, 20 and can be used how you want. Like that there's no long term contract to sign. Session will start in the next week or so with focus on building/repairing the base/functional imbalances before getting into the fun part. Time will tell how this goes, wish me luck!

Amazing community minded gym that gives significant college scholarships to AISD student athletes.read more

I've been coming for a while and love the facilities. The trainer I worked with was great and…read moretaught me a lot. Only 3 stars because today when I came Leilani at the front gave me attitude checking me in. Like sorry that I interrupted your nothingburger conversation about how pretty and angelic some girl is to ask help getting checked in! Corporate changed the app twice and I got a new phone and couldn't log in. I'll still come but that was crazy

Gold's Gym on Burnet Road is still as shiny and glistening as it was on day one. This Gold's Gym…read moreis always super clean and with many locations to exercise - cardio, and weight training (machines or free weights). This gym is super spacious, modern with state of the art equipment. In addition, the gym has a posing room (yep! posing room!), hydro massage and sauna services. There is something for every discerning gym member. I went for a total body workout early this morning. While the time was early morning, the gym was in high gear with a fully packed gym...not an original idea. It was not long waits for the equipment....so, the selection of equipment is good. My goal was to do 3 set of 15-20 reps. Goal accomplished...in addition, it is centrally located with easy access from Burnet Road. With standard Gold's Gym membership, you can access to this gym with no extra cost. Monthly membership is $29-$49 dependent on access level and premium amenities.

Don't judge a gym by the cover. This place is tucked away in an older business park, but once you…read moremake your way inside you'll find one of the coolest gyms in Austin. They have plenty of machines, free weights, cardio equipment, sauna, towel service, a bunch of classes (boxing, HIIT, MetCon, yoga, cycling, etc.), turf area, sleds and recovery equipment like theraguns (for the guns ). Oh, it's also 2 stories with 4 indoor batting cages upstairs.

I've been going to HIT for a couple of years now and have really enjoyed it, but the last year,…read moreunder a new Director of Operations, has brought noticeable decline. Several great coaches have left, and in some cases, their replacements have been extremely underwhelming. I've heard consistent complaints from both coaches and members about the new manager, and unfortunately, the recent changes only reinforce those concerns. One of the biggest disappointments is the decision to eliminate cycle classes. From what many of us understand, management based this decision on the attendance of just one class that regularly had only one or two participants, a class coached by someone most members actively avoided. Meanwhile, the cycle classes taught by the stronger coaches were always at least half full, sometimes more. Yet despite months of rumors, management waited until this month to inform the cycle coaches that their classes were being cut. Completely unacceptable. One of HIT's strengths was the ability to combine HIT classes, turf workouts, and cycle for a balanced fitness routine. Removing one pillar of that variety makes the gym far less appealing. In place of cycle, they're adding a "wellness" area offering services such as IV therapy, infrared saunas, etc., services already widely available in Austin and definitely not something most members I've talked to plan to use, especially since they'll cost extra. They're also introducing Pilates, but we haven't been told if those classes will also require an additional fee. Given the high cost of Pilates equipment, most of us assume they will. On top of that, Pilates appeals to a very specific audience, and it's unclear how this fits with the gym's current member base or identity, especially in a market already saturated with Pilates studios. Across the board, members feel these decisions are being made based on what the manager wants, not what members actually value. We were never surveyed or asked for input on what changes we would support. Adding to the confusion, the gym has a large upstairs area with batting cages, and we've been told they plan to build out new rooms up there. If that's the case, why not simply move cycle upstairs instead of eliminating it? None of these changes make sense from a business standpoint, and I don't see how they'll recoup the costs. I already know multiple members who have left because of these decisions, and many more, myself included, are reconsidering their membership. It's incredibly disappointing to see member feedback ignored while the gym shifts in a direction few people asked for and even fewer will benefit from.

Great location. Plenty of equipment, and it is clean and in good shape. The owner is a good guyread more

Friendly, clean, well-laid out gym with PLENTY of parking. The trainers are nice and I like that…read morethey have an area to stretch/roll out before jumping on the machines. Always a reliable option.

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.

One of two Lifetime Gyms in the North Austin area, this location is closer to the Domain and the…read moremain feature is the lake where you can swim, canoe, and paddle board (there's also a running trail out there). The amenities are decent and they have a nice range of machines and weights, but there are no saunas or steam rooms to enjoy and decompress. Rumors say they might convert an area to have such services. The second floor is pretty dedicated to their studios and cardio as the main floor has machines, weights, and dumbbells. You can bring your work bag here and do some work before or after a session knowing they have a full cafe available with coffee and cold brew! I'm enjoying my time at this location since they have a four lane outdoor lap pool, but if you don't mind a drive check out the other location a bit more up 183 and see which location is best for you.

Hyde Park Gym is as old school as it gets--and I mean that in the best way. The second you walk in,…read moreit's all iron, no fluff. You feel like you've stepped into a place built for real training. I hit a chest and triceps workout and found this old-school tricep machine I've never seen before--it felt incredible. Some of the equipment looks like it's been around forever, but it still hits better than most of the polished machines at commercial gyms. Everything here is built to last and made for people who actually lift. The vibe is raw and focused. No egos, no distractions--just people putting in work. It's the kind of place that makes you want to go harder. Only real downsides: the water fountain was out of order, and there's not much in the way of cardio equipment. So bring a water bottle, and if cardio is a big part of your training, you'll need to get that in elsewhere. Still, if you're into that gritty, no-nonsense gym energy, Hyde Park delivers. Just fix that fountain and it's an easy 5 stars

Superb old-school gym that seems like it hasn't changed in 30 years. I love that. It oozes history…read moreand strength and hard work. The smarties (candy) at the counter are an excellent pre-workout energy boost. Can't wait to return.

Mark is amazing, his workouts thoughtful and appropriate for all ages. I look forward to my…read moreclasses each week as adult recess...love the workout and my workout mates!

I have been going to Evolution for about 10 months now and it is a game changer for sure!…read more Unique and creative workouts that are always a little different but highly stressed on making sure the technique is correct for everything done. Mark is a great teacher and knows how to motivate. This is easily the best money spent each month to make sure I stay in great shape and has given me much better energy overall.

I have officially been here a year. For me, that's unheard of as I don't do any type of workout for…read morea year because I either a) don't feel comfortable or b) I don't see results. So, am I seeing results on the scale - no. But, muscle weighs more than fat. Where do I see the results? In my pants size, bra size, and overall clothing size. Clothes that I haven't been able to wear for a few years are fitting again. I can walk to my car carrying my backpack without breathing heavy. I can take a flight of stairs without being winded. I can sit on the floor and get back up without looking like an overturned turtle. This gym beats other gyms and personal trainers because they give you a new program every 6 weeks. You are given a set of workouts and for 6 weeks, you do those workouts. You can start an exercise with a 5 lb weight doing 6 reps and at the end of 6 weeks, you could be at 10 lbs and 10 reps. You have a written record of your progression. After 6 weeks, you get a new set of exercises. This way, you don't get bored and all of your muscles will get a workout. All the trainers rock. There isn't anyone that makes me feel uncomfortable. Being a woman, that's important to me. If you keep with a regular schedule, you'll see the same people working out week after week. We encourage each other and, after the isolation of covid, it feels good. By far, the best workout experience that I've ever had.

It's been three years (and another 312 workouts) since I last wrote a review. Verdict's still the…read moresame: This is the best gym in Austin, hands down. Great for weight training, Olympic lifting, or power lifting. Trainers know their stuff. Love love love the people. Super supportive place.

The staff here are great. The facility: it's straight up Raw and Hardcore up in here! The members…read moreare great too cuz they don't BS and stay on their phones on a station, they come in, work out, cool down, and dip. This gym is awesome because there's an inside and outside.

Solid gym overall. Has everything you need. Just make sure you stay warm later in the day.read more

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

I'm really disappointed with my experience signing up at LA Fitness. I joined on March 27 after…read morebeing told my membership would be $29.99/month with no initiation fee (which is a joke because your charges your first and last fee at the time of sign up), and that my next payment wouldn't be until April 27. Instead, I was billed $75 on April 10 (just two weeks after signing up) for an "annual fee" that was never clearly explained to me. At no point during the signup process was it made clear that I would be charged this fee so soon after joining. Now, with another $29.99 coming up on April 27, my first month is totaling over $100, which is completely different from what I was led to believe. This lack of transparency has left a really bad first impression, and honestly making me reconsider keeping my membership at all.