After working out here a few times, I was surprised by how low these ratings were. TBH, I was…read moreprepared to make fun of the other reviewers, but I can't really, 'cuz most of them have some legit concerns. HOWEVER, none of those concerns mean shit to me, because they're all trumped by how AWESOMELY this gym is equipped!
Unless you are a world class strength athlete (specifically, a power lifter, a weight lifter, or a strongman competitor) you can get an awesome workout here. If there's a piece of equipment that they don't have, it probably doesn't exist. Pro Bodybuilder? Yeah, you can bust it here.
Is all of the equipment in PERFECT condition? No. But everything is fully functional. They have almost every piece of workout equipment that I've ever seen, and, a lot of stuff that I've never seen before. Plus, there is redundancy...if the Hammer leg curl machine isn't to your liking, just try the Strive version...or the Hoist version...or the...
Can you eat off the floor of the men's locker room? No, petunia, you cannot. But it's really not that gross, either.
Is it open 24/7? No. But the hours are good for most people.
What about that three year contract thing? I agree, it's a hassle. But hey, listen, when you sign a contract, you are bound to it. Stop crying and honor your word. Deal with it. Besides, there are shorter term contracts available.
The price is right. How right? So let's put it into perspective: The first gym I ever joined as an adult (Gold's in New Orleans, on Paris Ave) cost thirty bucks a month. Here we are, half a lifetime later and a (much) better equipped gym costs only 20 - 25 bucks? Yeah, the price is right.
There's a pool, a sauna, a hot tub, aerobic classes, a smoothie bar, a FRIGGIN' LAUNDERMAT, and other amenities. Personal training? Meh.
This place isn't perfect, but for the price, it's pretty damned great. That's why I'm giving Super Fitness five (5) BUFF AS HELL stars!!!!!