It's a great gym. Not the best but solidly up there…read more Tons of racks and platforms for lifters (and eleiko gear), tons of 'functional' equipment like KBs, TRX, Nordic bench, med balls, dead balls, sleds, etc. would like if they had sandbags tho. Cardio room is fine but cramped with 2 rowers, 1 air bike, 3 skiergs, and like 5 treadmills. There are more cardio machines by the entrance as well. Tons of weights but surprised to not see any 2.5 lb plates. Maybe I just couldn't find them, but I didn't see a single one. Edit: found the 2.5s but they're very few and far between. Equipment is nice and they have enough to get 90% of what you want done, but so many chest machines? I wish we could have more cable towers as the cable section is always cramped. They got a GHD tho which is super cool. Great snacks and merch too.

This pretty much has everything you need. If you need anything else you really are doing too much…read moreextra work. It's clean and perfect for weightlifting everyday. It gets crowded at the usual times but it's pretty much what you can expect from any gym. Been coming here for almost a year and everyone has been courteous to me

I was invited to attend the Refugee Mother's Day Artizans Bazaar. The Bazaar featured many…read moreartisans selling many unique items including jewelry, clothing, and food. I learned about items from all over the world. The food items were a bit pricey, however, most items were reasonably priced. My friend Oksanna had beautiful jewelry, coasters and small tables made from resin. I purchased a vanity, that is super cool and unique. The vanity is made with quality materials and absolutely beautiful. Kudos to the YMCA for allowing their space to be used for the festival. This inKind contribution is commendable. This facility is nice and I will consider exploring fitness services at the Y.

This Y is unsafe. I am a member but I noticed on my last visit the homeless are now allowed to…read morecome on in and take a seat, relax, and take advantage of the facilities How much do they pay to come on in and why should people have to pay membership dues for this? If I use the bathroom will I have to encounter a man or woman in there, or both? The gym upstairs has dark corners and if these people are allowed to wander around what is to stop them from taking advantage of what they don't pay for. Thoroughly disturbing and very troubling for those with children.

Through classpass, I've visited various gyms in the area and this is going to be my STAPLE. I have…read morenot been out of breath in ANY of the classes I've done. Like you know when you had a great workout, I felt that today. So effective and I felt like I was pushing myself. Also what I really like that other gyms miss is the help and motivation from instructors. THIS is the most important thing, form and breathing technique and they help you through each station. All trainers are pretty friendly and push you. I also like the amenities at the gym. They offer you towels, lockers and a nice bathrooms with showers!

I don't know how I am even able to type this... my arms are on spaghetti mode after a killer 40…read moreminute work out this morning. The studio is CLEAN! The amenities are spectacular, nice restrooms with personal care items at your disposal, showers for you to get ready if you need to go somewhere after your work out and dry bar to fix your hair! The set up is easy to follow and easy to get the hang of. You can challenge yourself with resistance and weights according to your ability. I say - take a trial class, ask questions and if you want to get your work out in less than an hour, sign up. Welcoming staff, great music, and this studio has classes for every level!

Hands down one of the most amazing Crunch Fitness gym I've ever gone to! Although it was impossibly…read morecrowded, they definitely knew their community as there were still plenty of machines to use! The women's locker room was huge, with so many showers, changing stalls, lockers, and a nice sized sauna. All of the machines were very clean, a customer service was so polite and helpful when I had questions about classes. I didn't feel pressure to do anything, and the ease of finding the machines I wanted was definitely appreciated.

I am at Crunch Fitness South Park Meadows infrequently. This day, was for time spent in the sauna…read more Sometimes when you workout 5-7 times per week your muscles get a bit weary and you need to replenish them. I love spending time in a sauna because it relaxes me by calming my body down. The sauna also has been known to cause your heart rate to rise and your blood vessels to widen, increasing your circulation. Some of the benefits of sitting in the sauna include improving your cardiovascular health and lower blood pressure over time. I left the sauna refreshed and relaxed.

Visited Gregory Gymnasium located on Speedway near the heart of the University of Texas Campus. It…read moreis a historic on-campus arena with about 4,000 seats. I love the historical brick architecture and it is one of the more aesthetically pleasing buildings on campus. Parking can be a challenge but there are paid garage options available. I have been here on several occasions to watch the UT women's volleyball team play home matches. I have sat in the bleachers and also in the bench seating and all seats have a great view of the floor. The venue is very intimate and had a loud, close-up atmosphere so you fell immersed in the game. This location is also a meeting hub for local clubs and activities. Met up here for the Longhorn runs and packet pick-up. Access to the gym facility is restricted to current UT students and individuals with a current RecSports membership or Day Pass. As a UT student, I also used the workout facilities. They have a variety of activities and amenities and it is a very nice gym facility. I used to do all my strength workouts in the weight room and they have an indoor track and basketball courts.

My wife and I were pleasantly surprised by our experience at Gregory Gym. I'm a huge sports fan…read moreand without many professional sports teams in Austin, I usually search for some University of Texas games to watch. The women's volleyball team has been solid over the past few years and the tickets were relatively cheap so I figured I'd get us tickets. As soon as we walked into the venue, we could feel the energy in the building. The fans were going crazy throughout the game. Definitely surprised us and exceeded our expectations. Basically every seat in the building has a good view of the game as well. Definitely worth checking out!

Nice place, clean and 3 power racks plus a decent sized dumbbell area. It's a small place so…read morethere's not a ton of equipment, but enough basics to get a workout in. The owner was very friendly too.

I had a membership there for over a year but finally threw in the towel and quit. The facility is…read moreactually nice and well maintained, but pretty small. The owner's insistence on having trainers working with people (usually groups of people) throughout the day make it difficult at best to find a machine to use. The trainers routines often have people moving in and out of your area so don't be surprised if someone ends up running right by you for no particular reason. I actually had a couple of teenagers from their summer sports camp set up in the treadmill area and start jumping over me as I was doing sit ups. To the trainer's credit he didn't see them at first at stopped them when he saw what was going on. But still. I've never seen this at another gym. And hope I never see it again. The studio room where you can stretch, jump rope, etc. is always hosting a class. So if you want to just go somewhere nice and workout this isn't the place for you. You're better off signing up with a much larger facility like Anytime of 24 Hour where they cordon off their training or groups as opposed to Wild Basin where the training is obviously more important than the individual. If you like working out in group classes or working as part of a group with a trainer this place is better. But again, small quarters, so the training group will likely be bumping into others who aren't doing what you are. Also, the owner isn't really all that great. When I mentioned the issues I had he informed me that not only were they going to try and do even "more" group training, but that it was really my responsibility to tell the trainers they're stealing my machines when I go to get a drink of water or something. I finished my workout and canceled my membership that afternoon. It's very pricey as opposed to the larger gyms you could go to and doesn't offer anything out of the ordinary except for location (it's great for people who live in Steiner and don't want to drive to Lakeline). I joined a gym near my office and am much, much happier. Would advise others to take a look, but try and go during times you'd normally be there as part of your routine. That's the best way to tell what it's like there when you want to be there. If you go at that time and see a bunch of people being trained in the general exercise areas, know that they'll be the priority and not you the individual exerciser. Not fun. Also, the hours of operation aren't great. The facilities seem to be open for when it's most convenient for the managment and not the members. The two days people are looking for the most flexibility - Saturday and Sunday are the hardest. They close at 5 on Saturday and are only open noon to 5 on Sunday. For the price you pay you'd think they would be more amenable. LIke I said, pretty expensive. You can get much more gym and a more customer friendly experience at other, better priced gyms if you're willing to drive. Finally, the yoga instructor is a little creepy. They sort of let him roam around and he spent a lot of time trying to recruit me into his class. I tried politely to indicate I wasn't interested but he didn't seem to hear it. So every time I saw him I had to duck my head down and make sure we didn't have eye contact. My wife had different issues with him. She did like their Zumba dance class but it always started late as the yoga teacher spent a lot of time loitering with his students in the gym's exercise studio once his class was done, chatting while he should have gotten out and let the other class start. We mentioned it to the women who work the front desk (who are very nice btw) but nothing ever seemed to change. Again, very pro-trainer, pro-training in this facility.

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.

Very old school and I love it! The owner Richard is such a nice guy. Ask him about the behind the…read morescene story of Jesu Chavez(Richard was his trainer) vs Floyd Mayweather. Very very interesting!

Great gym with great energy! Highly recommend this place to anyone who wants to start working out…read moreagain.