Back in town came here and wanted to get a workout. This place has a lot of equipment and I was…read morelucky that it wasn't that busy. This place is clean so far and the employees here they're nice and friendly. This place has an upstairs that got some bicycles and treadmill and it has a balcony and you can see the view from downstairs. This place is the only place that I have gone to that has upstairs. Just like any other planet fitness..

We walked in around 330pm and seemed to be bothering Angel at the front desk- she let out a huge…read moresigh when she had to step away from wiping a cabinet to greet us. We were hoping to get a tour of the gym but we were told that the manager is leaving soon so we wouldn't be able to do a tour and were handed an iPad to sign up and become members. It would've been lovely to be shown where things are and had my questions answered but, clearly Angel wasn't interested in helping us. We left and joined a different gym.

After a years long hiatus from Chuze, I'm back and I'm in love with this location! Despite how…read morepacked the parking lot may seem, there are always enough machines and space to move around. The machines are rarely out of order and the entire facility is so clean. And I'm sorry, but I'm going to gatekeep my favorite class because it's always full already - but the classes offered are great! Overall, I love and recommend Chuze. My only complaints can be found in the women's bathroom. Whoever designed the doors to open into the stalls and be long enough to almost touch the toilet needs to be fired. You literally have to side step the toilet and stand in the corner to open/close the door when in the stall. And while I appreciate warm water for effective handwashing, the water in the sinks is pulled straight from the core of the earth and is always scorching hot.

Dear, Management & Customer Experience Team, Chuze Fitness Tucson Mall…read moreI am writing to share feedback regarding my experience at the Tucson Mall location (4619 N Oracle Rd). I have been a member of Chuze Fitness and regularly visit the Grant & Craycroft location, where the employees are always polite, welcoming, and treat every member equally.  Unfortunately, my experience at the Tucson Mall location has been consistently disappointing due to the behavior of the front desk staff. When entering the gym, the employees at the front desk frequently ignore me. Recently, as I walked in, an employee standing near the entrance actively turned away to look at his phone instead of greeting me. Directly in front of me, staff actively acknowledged and said goodbye to another member, but completely ignored me as I entered and exited. This selective greeting creates an environment that feels unwelcoming and dismissive. Every paying member deserves to be treated with equal courtesy and basic respect, regardless of background or appearance. Chuze Fitness promotes a inclusive, community-focused environment, but the behavior at the Tucson Mall front desk does not reflect those standards. I hope management addresses front-desk professionalism with the team so all members receive equal, polite treatment upon entering.  Thank you for taking the time to read this feedback.

Worked out here for a decent while. Staff were fine, personal trainers are top notch and really…read morecare. I only ever use the weights, never tried out any of the other amenities nor used the locker rooms or bathrooms. Boundless options for equipment, never really too busy (when I moved to the U of A rec center I was shocked to learn it was normal for people to wait in lines for equipment!). One star off because cancelling my membership was like fitting a camel into the eye of a needle.

They dont sterilize the dumbbells or floors in the free weight…read more Ive brought up to their superiors at the front desk, but the janitors never clean up the dumbell area, under the seats, you can see endless gross dust. They blame the rubber mats and tell me they just blow under the rack. It smells like rotting flesh, they refuse to do anything about it. Ive never complained on this app ever, but it's disgusting how much the employees dont care about their gym's hygiene. The young janitor is great, but thats not his cleaning area according to management, their night janitor is not being properly informed. Its been 2 months now before I decided to post this as its only gotten worse. You can see so much dust and years of filth on lat pull down machines near the seating, barbell seat areas, mats aren't cleaned near the squat racks. Management just smiles and nods their heads and just focuses on getting the monthly schedule done each month.

The J has everything you need and there is always something going on! It has been a staple in our…read morekids lives. They know so many of the staff who say hi by name. Personally, i use the J for the Sunday men's bball league and community pool. I look forward to enjoying many more years there.

Great facilities and reasonable day-pass deals. I love their steam room and hot tub, and the desk…read moreattendants are friendly and don't hate their job like some of the other gyms in Tucson with Gen Z employees. As for the cons, the sauna is sometimes out of order. It's been off and on all summer. Also, I will say that some of the older people at this place don't understand gym etiquette and will swipe your equipment before you're done if you turn your back for a second. The trainers are somewhat distracting as well. Some are good and know what they're doing, but they're unreasonably loud when speaking with their clients. Others are quiet and polite but don't offer great training; one guy had his older, frail client ripping down half reps on the lat pull down machine like he was 14 years old and trying to impress his friends. Overall, a good experience with a few hang ups.

This little gym is co-owned by one of Tucson best Cardiologists. It has a welcoming environment and…read morea low key ambiance to get a workout in. It's a pretty exclusive spot known to host many U of A athletes and coaches. The supply of trainers is in no shortage here. They do have a neuromuscular specialist who is known to be a miracle worker with any top athlete or any aging citizen. Recently Tucson Orthopedic Institute Physical Therapy join in collaboration to draw an even wider array of potential clients. The pricing can be a little steep but the quality of training overlooks the size and functionality of the gym itself. I would at least suggest stopping by and taking a tour.

The Core offers fitness classes, guest lectures from doctors and a variety of wellness and health…read moreinformative events. I have learned so much by participating! It is run by the only community based non profit hospital in southern Arizona, Tucson Medical Center, therefore a majority of the events are free while the others only cost a small charge. They have staff on hand to answer questions, search for answers and help connect you to doctors at the hospital or programs that will benefit your personal wellness needs.

This place really rocks. I did several classes when they first opened and really enjoyed the…read moreinstructors and the fact that most of the classes were free. I belong to another gym that is free with my Silver Sneakers (you gotta be old like me) but I like to check everything out. They really focus not only on exercise but general well being. It is part of Tucson Medical Center and is community based non profit. So sometimes they have free classes and sometimes you pay a small fee. I signed on to a yoga class this afternoon and am looking forward to that. Of course, you can also walk around La Encantada as well. Best shopping center in Tucson, hands down.

Steven is the best trainer in Tucson. I am 62 and have several injuries over the years-bad knees,…read moreyou name it. Steven's functional approach to training makes my mobility better and is turning back time.I highly recommend them.

I would give 0 stars if that was an option. The owner is not adhering to the required mask mandate…read moreand says it's a private business and he would rather be cited than wear or require masks. This is a gym where people are working one on one with trainers (not wearing masks), touching equipment and sweating. Too bad, because they have some great trainers. Don't go there if you are concerned about contracting or spreading COVid

Another F45 staple in Tucson. I haven't been in a while, but I've always loved popping into this…read morelocation in St. Philip's Plaza. Location, location, location -- it's one of the most charming plazas in the city, so showing up for a workout here just feels good. This studio brings the full F45 energy: fast-paced, effective workouts and a genuinely welcoming community. They're also on ClassPass, which makes it easy for travelers or locals bouncing around different studios. What really stands out though is that it's more than just a workout spot -- they host community events, run clubs, and social gatherings, so the vibe is always lively and connected. Every time I've dropped in, it's been a great workout with great people. Always a good time here.

Best place to workout at! The staff is nice, workouts are fun, and they are wonderful to be around.read more