Workout Anytime

I tried to choose ½ star but I can’t. While the facility is nice, these people are crooks. Much like Urban Active these people won’t let you cancel. The first time I tried they had me put my account in hold. I told them I was moving, sonow I moved away and they tell me I have to come back to town to cancel. They tell me they have no mechanism for this. So I went to a franchise in my new city, and they said they could do that and said the other location was being ridiculous. Why take information when you sign up, if you don’t use that as identifiers to confirm ID on the phone.
So if you join this club be prepared for the possibility of closing your bank acct to leave this business.

Would have posted a zero but couldn’t. Went in to cancel cause I wanted classes. My monthly charge was posting for April apparently, however even though the charge was going through for April, my membership was cancelled effectively that day. I had planned to continue until end of April. On top of that a «30 day charge» was going to have to be paid immediately. I paid it but BUYER BEWARE! Didn’t like the atmosphere anyway. My bad pick.
Update: Management called me and corrected the error the clerk made of telling me I was not able to attend for the rest of the month. They also offered to extend the membership. I wanted to end the membership to attend a place that had classes, not so gym-​like. Thanks to the staff for caring enough to reach out!

They had me sold at 24 hours. The gym isn’t bad however I think they sell you on the tanning and hydro massage thing. I’ll admit I was suckered into paying the extra bucks for the extras. After thinks as a black man I clearly don’t need the tanning option.
So that leaves the hydro water blasting thingy. Complete waste of valuable work out time. When I did use it I walked away felling like my skin was tingling. Weird. Maybe the pressure was to high. Knowing me it was probably something I did.
The only other issue that I had involved an attempt to cancel my wife’s contract. She wanted to do classes and after several promises of classes they it never happened. So when I signed her up at globo gym (long story). My attempt to cancel reminded me of a senior that is dating an underclass men that wants to break up before prom. It was followed by more question and broken promises of classes.
Other than those issues the gym is new with very good equipment. Not bad place to work out.

The new 24 hour gym in town seemed awesome based on the Groupon offer I saw. I snagged the Groupon and planned to change from my gym with limited hours to this one so that I could go at times more convenient for me. It took a while to get to sign up, as the gym is only «staffed» part of the time. If you go after 8, you can’t go in without a membership card (auto scanner opens the door, they said). So I finally had some time on Sunday to get over there during the «staffed» time (noon to 3 or something like that). I was told they wouldn’t honor the Groupon because they didn’t want to (I’m not even kidding, they suggested I ask for my money back from Groupon). They have ads all over town pushing their low $ 15 a month flat rate fee, but they have a $ 99 activation fee and that won’t be the only fee you pay (of course!). You’ll pay $ 30 two months in for a «rate lock fee» which I guess is for the privilege of paying the monthly fee. Lol. Plus of course there’s the $ 15 fee for the key-​card (yeah, just like those plastic ones you get at the grocery… actual cost about 2 cents).
I found it further concerning that this guy was happy to sign me all up and send me on my way to come back for my first workout without any staff present without having even given me a tour of the facility or explained anything at all about the rules, how the machines work, etc. Yeah, super-safe…not.