I stopped by this location around 3PM on a weekday. Got a parking spot out front with no problem…read more Staff member was friendly. Lots of cardio equipment downstairs plus the lockers and pool area (presumably). Upstairs are class studios, weights and weight machines. I enjoyed 15 minutes in the women's sauna before I left (left side benches were broken but it wasn't crowded). Women's locker room was clean. I plan to return soon to try one of their Aqua Fit evening group classes.

The restrooms and lockers are super dirty ! SUPER DIRTY !…read more Staff is not well trained, and the check in system is bad

I legit had no idea this gym even existed in the Dallas area. It has an old school vibe along with…read morean outdoor area for when the temperatures are warm and you can seriously get a good workout in here. Some of the machines are kind of worn down, but with steel plates it provides that old school feel for true fitness heads like myself. Always a positive vibe when I lift here and will for sure visit again soon

I don't know what they charge for membership but the place is a dirty, sweaty dive. But hey, if…read moremembership is cheap enough, maybe it's worth it! I signed up and prepaid for a 9:00 am "HIIT and Burn" group class via classpass. I showed up on time but there was no one present so I left. I won't be back

I have been taking the classes at recess for the last two months and love them! The coaches are…read morewonderful and the class formats offer a variety of workouts. its the perfect mixture of strength, mobility, cardio, and body weight exercises. I highly recommend if you like going to the gym but want more guidance!

Cleanest gym I've been to in Dallas. The staff is nice, equipment is in great shape, they're always…read moreadding new things and it's got a great vibe as well. Training staff is excellent as well, highly recommende!

Awesome gym, great location and great people! I will go out of my way to use it when I'm in town.read more

This place is more than a gym. The owners, managers, trainers, and members are welcoming,…read morefriendly, and supportive. Community spirit is front and center. Equipment is clean with plenty of options. Never visited a gym that had better chemistry.

Came here specifically to take Trey's spin class and I am so pumped that I did! It was one of the…read morebest classes I've taken in awhile! Trey seemed very experienced and knowledgeable as he was hitting all his counts ... to a LIVE DJ!!! As someone who has instructed spin, this can be very difficult when you don't know what the DJ will play, so the fact that Trey took everything in stride and kept us having fun and sweating was amazing! Not to mention he was very helpful for bike setup for those who needed the help. Speaking of help, I accidentally put my stuff into a locker in the women's restroom without realizing how to lock it/open it and so I went to the front to ask for help. Tiana gladly said she would help me, but I differed until after class-- where I met Taylor who was off duty and in Trey's class, but graciously helped me get into the locker. I really appreciate her helping me because she could have easily just instructed me to go to someone currently working, so that really stood out for great service. The overall vibes of this gym were very aesthetically pleasing.. it's a very Instagram-able gym but the people I encountered here made it a great experience. Thank you again to Trey, Taylor and Tiana for making my first time at JR so great!! Next time I come back, I want to take Taylor's class in addition to Trey's as I've heard Taylor's is a great workout as well! Cheers!

The gym is great, but the woman at the front desk is not. She lacks any customer service skills…read more She is introverted, did not say hello or welcome us to do a tour, barely communicated and was extremely soft spoken. Having worked in the fitness industry and run a studio, this is a liability, and likely a reason a memberwould cancel a day after signing up.

My friend lives in an apartment in the village and she has access to this gym, so while I was…read morestaying with her, we decided to come and work out together. The area where the gym is located is extremely nice, the commons where all of the shared village grounds are (including restaurants and coffee shops, along with this gym) is extremely upscale. My friend told me that in the past, it cost five dollars to bring a guest to this gym, but when we came on a Sunday morning, they told us it was actually $20. We went ahead and went for it since it was just one day, but in the future, just be aware of that. The gym itself is very nice, the facilities are very clean, especially in the locker rooms, and there was a plethora of equipment. Walking in there is a check in desk, and just to the left there is a big staircase next to the indoor space housing a basketball court. If you go up the stairs, there are a lot of machines up there along with free weight /free space areas with kettle bells and yoga mats etc. There's also a small outdoor area with some machines, including a battle rope and a few others. If instead of going up those stairs on entering you keep going towards the back, the locker rooms will be on your right, and there's some additional equipment under the staircase adjacent to the basketball court. Around the corner, there is also a lot more freeway equipment, including a Smith machine (my personal favorite) and free bars for squatting/benching as well as Dumbbells and things of that nature. I noticed also an outdoor area with like maybe a parkour area? I wasn't sure exactly what it was but looked like a grown up jungle gym. And just behind that, there was a large (and busy!) tennis court. On the other side of the gym itself, there were also some large fields that looked like maybe they're for soccer or some other field sport? I didn't see any soccer goals though. There's also a pretty long sidewalk surrounding area that would be nice to walk around, but just be mindful it's not a very shaded area and in the summer in Texas it's pretty hot so I would be careful about that. If you're living in the village, the location of the gym is really great because it's so close by. My friend and I were running late so we actually did drive (took 1-2 min from her apt) and parked in the parking garage underneath the village area; on the Sunday morning that we came it was just free to park there and we didn't even have to take a ticket, the bars were just up when we came in when we left. However, I imagine that if it wasn't a weekend, you may have to get a ticket and pay or validate. Last thing to note: even though it was a Sunday morning, there was a pretty decent number of people in that gym. I never had to wait for anyone to use any equipment or any machines, but I did see some people talking to each other about that. My friend told me that it was basically "empty as far as she was concerned," compared to how it is during the week when apparently it's much busier and you do sometimes have to wait for equipment. Overall, this place is really nice, and given im thinking about possibly moving to Dallas in a few years i am quite strongly considering this area because of how nice it is, and because of the presence of this gym! I wish they hadn't increased the price for guests (or had a fee at all), but for those living here and just using the facilities complementarily, this is a really nice place.

I've been a member here since October of last year. I really wanted to get back into shape after…read moresurgery, and I stopped in to book personal training. I was referred to Andy Ferguson, and he has been laser focused on getting me to my goals. He's knowledgeable and precise in his approach, and has a wholistic perspective that has been very effective. Trophy is also a very good gym, this location is just the right size, is clean, and has good equipment. The staff are friendly and professional - Greyson, john, Gina, and the entire staff is friendly and warm. When I need help they are responsive. I've been to many gyms/trainers, from Los Angeles Equinox, to San Antonio Golds Gym, and Houston 24 hour fitness, but Trophy has really honed in on what makes a gym great and has fair pricing. Plus, parking is convenient and free.

I stumbled upon this gym when I first moved to Dallas and it was the best find imaginable. First…read moreoff the staff is incredible here. From day 1 every single person on staff was welcoming and personable. One thing that was abnormal about this gym was the community within the gym. I moved to Dallas knowing no one and found this to be a very social gym. Majority of my friends came from meeting other members and trainers. The classes are motivating, the free recovery sessions are a game changer, the trainers are SUPER knowledgeable, and the amenities of a hot tub, sauna, and steam room are the cherry on top. If you are looking for a gym, look no further. Joining Trophy way the best decision I made next to moving to Dallas.

Visited this gym for the second time with my partner to use their robo massage service which is…read morelocated in their spa. The gym it self is very old and out dated however it is kept very clean. It consists of one gym room with equipments with some workout rooms such as yoga class room, an indoor pool, and separate men and women dressing rooms. I would say if it wasn't for the robo massage service I probably wouldn't choose this gym location as my first option for a place to work out as there are far bigger and better gyms with more quality workout equipments.

Don't bother. This is an overpriced, old, dark gym. The facilities look very weathered, and they…read morehave very little equipment which also needs to be replaced. And please be careful, the monthly rate that you are quoted, is not the actual rate. They tag an extra $20-25 dollars a month for taxes on top of it. I only found that out after I had already signed up for the year membership, They did not disclose it.

I have been coming to children's theater, live events, participated in camps, youth group,…read morespeakers, cooking classes, and created magic here for years. Family oriented. Community forward. Remember to rsvp for your swim lane, class spot in advance. Dance classes are in point. Can't wait to try Pilates and Yoga, next. Locker rooms are recently renovated with showers, lockers, hair dryers, cold plunge, and sauna/steam rooms. I've tried the pizza and protein boxes, upstairs. Keep posted for the pool cantina's hours, as well. If the front desk seems swamped, give grace. There's always something going on/ they're doing their best. Parking available in front of Membership and/or in-front of the Federation side. Sign up for the emails for all the latest and greatest. Awesome place!

My wife & I made an appointment to rejoin as requested for 10:30am …read more We arrived early @ 10:25am & checked in. After waiting 15 minutes & checkingwith no response after 30 minutes in , we left very disappointed . We were looking forward to becoming members again & donors as well. Sorry to experience such poor performance. I hope this review will help them improve.

No excuses to not be fit in sporty San Diego. Possibilities for training abound and we customers…read moreare graciously invited to try new types of workouts or trainings, no questions asked. So in my quest to get to know more about Crossfit I went by mistake to Big Bricks, just realizing after walking to mega fit, ultra upbeat Glen that he was a personal trainer and not a Crossfir coach. Even with the initial confusion, he accepted my companion and myself for an hour of workout at his gym, located in the same building as the New School of Architecture. Glen has an extensive background in posture improvement and workouts that fit your medical needs. He tailors the workout for you and personal training sessions are around $40/hour/person if you are in a party of 2. I like the personal approach and the possibilities of how can you shape your body. As per the gym, is like one of those 'boutique hotels': petite but with everything, in a vintage building and with excellent views to the Coronado bridge and central library dime.

Ok so I am biased because I have worked out with Glenn around 3 1/2 years and we're good…read morefriends...but when we started working out, we didn't know each other and at the end of the day, he has gotten me into the best shape of my life. Do you want somene who will yell and belittle you into training hard, only to go home and wish and pray that somehow a bus "accidentally" hit your personal trainer? Do you want a trainer that calls you all the time to see what you are eating like a prison guard constantly searching you for contraband? Do you want to work out someone who cancels without notice, improperly bills you or says you are going to have 1-on-1 sessions only to invite several d-bags they met at Intervention to join in? Well, if you answered "Yes" to any of these questions, don't call Big Bricks. Glenn is on time, treats you like an adult, doesnt yell and scream, and if you want to work out in a class - he'll give you a class, but if you want a solo session (and he has the time available), you will get a solo session. Again, no trainer, and I mean nooooooo trainer will get you to be in shape if you don't want to, so don't expect just to workout an hour a week and watch the pounds melt off. But what Glenn does is he gives you the tools to work out correctly, talks to you about what you should be doing on your own (food/workouts) and doesn't blow smoke up your ass about imaginary results just to keep you coming back for more. As I said, I've known Glenn and have worked out with him since 2008 and it wasn't until mid last year when I finally decided to do workouts outside my comfort zone (comfort zone = treadmill for 45 min and weights; not comfort zone = workouts that made me sweat like a whore in church) that I saw amazing results and hopefully will continue to.