I am not a boot camp fan. My sister went to college with the Owner, Seth, and convinced me to join…read moreher for one of their free bootcamps... on a Saturday morning. The last thing I want to do on a Saturday is get up early to work out in 100% humidity in downtown Atlanta. It was brutal. But, it was worth it. Seth and Jason did a great job with the group, and I actually felt better about my hangover from the night before. For some reason, I've gone back several times for additional punishment and will continue to do so, as long as my sister can get me out of bed.

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It was awesome that they offered a free class. It'll definitely push you if you're looking to get…read morei. Shape. My only qualm was that it was very much a cardio/fitness class and I was really looking for something more technical. That was frustrating because I get very little free time from work to get my training in and it would have been great if they communicated this to me ahead of time.

I have experienced horrible costumer service from this business !!!! I will never come here ever…read moreagain. horrible!!!!!!

First time I ever worked out at this location. Everything was in great condition. The gym also…read moreappeared to be very clean. Immediately when I walked through the door I was given a very welcome greeting by Shana. After asking her a question or two, which she was very cordial in answering, I proceeded to have a very enjoyable workout. I really liked this club and it started with the positive personality of the front desk - Shana!

This is your standard LA Fitness. It is an older facility but is sufficient for my workout needs…read more It is one level (many LAs have 2 levels with cardio upstairs) and they FINALLY have WiFi. Equipment is the newest but isn't old either. They are currently in the process of switching out the cardio equipment (current treadmills have TVs built in and that is going away). They also have your standard child care facility, locker rooms, a basketball court, sauna, and pool. There are no racquet ball courts at this facility. Staff is nice but changes out a good bit. This is my normal location. Like other locations it can get pretty crowded especially in the afternoons or on Saturday mornings.

This is probably one of the worst gyms I have ever been a member of…read more The facility is consistently unclean. There is often no soap available in the showers, the sauna and spa areas are filthy, paint is peeling throughout the facility, many of the machines are old and outdated, and the pool has not been properly heated for months. The pool was originally scheduled to be closed for maintenance from mid-March through April 16. However, as of May 29, it is still not fully operational. The heater remains broken, leaving the water uncomfortably cold. Throughout this process, members have repeatedly been told the issue would be fixed "tomorrow," "next week," "over the weekend," or "today." We were also told they were waiting to locate a pool heater repair specialist. Unfortunately, the promised timelines have continually come and gone without resolution, leaving many members frustrated and disappointed. After months of dealing with the pool issues, I began raising my concerns with management. The blonde manager who works the front desk during the late mornings was kind enough to refund my April membership dues due to the ongoing problems. However, when I requested a refund for May, I was told she had gotten into trouble for issuing too many refunds and could no longer assist me. At that point, I decided to cancel my membership. I do not believe anyone should have to continue paying for services that are not being properly provided. I contacted corporate, filed a formal complaint regarding the pool situation and refund request, and closed my account. I have since joined the YMCA and have been much happier with my experience. Until significant improvements are made to this location, I would strongly encourage others to consider alternative fitness facilities. Hopefully management will either invest in meaningful upgrades or take the necessary steps to address the many ongoing issues affecting members. What is most disappointing is that they were apparently willing to lose a paying customer rather than refund $39.00 for a service that has not been fully available for months. In the end, that decision cost them far more than a single refund--it cost them a member.

The Acquatic class lead by Howard is really cool. His moves and the music he plays is just right…read morefor this very mature group of people. Some people take this class to recover from surgeries or to stay limber and mentally positive. You can follow him at your own pace. No pressure there. This LA Fitness is near me and a busy place. I'm not one to spend time at the gym, but they do offer yoga and other classes as well. Staff is friendly and the place is okay. Plenty of showers and a sauna, or a jacuzzi to relax in. You can bring your own lock and place your things into a locker as well. Huge parking lot outside. Looks like parents can drop off their kids at the kiddy area while excersizing. Nice! Check it out, but read the fine print first, otherwise they will bill you for ever. Years ago I had to help my neighbor to get out of the contract.

I have a bad back and a very stiff upper body. I've tried chiropractic care, physical therapy, and…read moredeep tissue massages. While those treatments provide relief, it usually only lasts for the moment and isn't long-lasting. I decided to try Stretch Zone and found that they were able to stretch me in ways I simply can't do on my own. Even better, the benefits of the stretching last for several days afterward. I expected it to feel good during the session, but I didn't expect to feel so much better afterward. I was genuinely impressed by how much it helped, and I think their prices are very reasonable.

I would rate a 0 if it was an option…read more I joined this location in Jan/Feb 26. I signed up for a few visits on the prepaid plan. Needless to say the experience started out badly regarding the account setup and interaction internally. While my therapist was good, Pedro lacks any type of sense or service minded action. He was not helpful or mindful of any type of experience. His only answer to a problem is to contact the owners and treated me like I have never used an app or computer before. My app account has never worked, I was told it would be fixed within a day or two. Still does not work after a month or so. No contact from owner or anyone else. Only say to use the website to schedule. That to has not worked and I was instructed to use a certain password only and not to change it. red flag. I decided to stop going due to these issues. Again, Pedro, stated he'd have to talk to the owners. Still no contact from any owner. Maybe SZ is a good avenue for stretching, but I would not choose this location. Expensive and the staff do not seem like true trained therapists. Just kids with a job. I have only asked that I receive half theI woudl rate a 0er do not exist, or just do not care about the experience at this location.

Planet Fitness - Member Experience & Leadership Concerns…read more (2/5) It is deeply concerning when paying members who are experiencing housing insecurity are subjected to harassment within a facility that markets itself as a "Judgment Free Zone." Whether driven by rumors or predatory behavior, targeting vulnerable individuals who are simply trying to utilize a gym they pay for is unacceptable -- and the response from certain members of leadership has been equally troubling. Staff should consistently uphold Planet Fitness's core values: friendliness, non-judgment, cleanliness, and professionalism. When members feel empowered to approach staff demanding that someone be removed solely because of their housing status -- and leadership entertains those complaints rather than protecting the targeted member -- it represents a serious failure of both culture and responsibility. To be clear: an unhoused paying member who is not violating any policies and is minding their own business has every right to be there. Anyone who harasses them should be the one whose membership is at risk, not the other way around. I have witnessed and heard accounts of certain managers threatening memberships against individuals who were themselves the victims of harassment. That is not sound leadership -- it is a liability. Harassment without cause can carry legal consequences, and when leadership enables or ignores it, they become the liability. Not everyone is equipped to lead, and those who are not should be retrained or repositioned accordingly. The same applies to staff who mirror poor leadership. Planet Fitness has the infrastructure to be a safe, welcoming space for everyone. But when predatory, slanderous, and dangerous behavior goes unchecked, that mission is undermined entirely. Accountability must start at the top.

Staff are consistently cleaning. Very spacious. A lot of smith machines! Lots of mirrors and…read morefreeweights. Super nice bathrooms