Anytime Fitness

This Gym is Extremely Tiny and because it is so tiny it is really difficult to get time on equipment. It’s like working out in a overly crowded garage. (There are plenty of treadmills though)
It is very expensive for such a small ill equipped gym. $ 39 a month plus a large set up fee with a ridiculous contract.
This gym does not have enough equipment. In fact there are no traditional bench presses and they expect you to do bench from the squat rack. There are only three squat racks. It is terribly difficult to secure a squat rack.
There are zero lockers. They have an honor system for your stuff to not be stolen which makes me uncomfortable.
There is also no supplements for sale either. For $ 39 one would think Anytime Fitness would have bars, shakes and supplements to buy for workouts.
Speaking of honor, these people have none. I told the manager Nick Hansen I move for business constantly and did not want to be locked in on the contract in case I move, which I probably would move. He promised and assured me it would not be an issue if I had a Drivers License with a different address. I told him I would give my old Arizona drivers license and use my Oregon Drivers License one if I needed to cancel. When I went in to cancel he lied and told me I needed a «newly» formed drivers license.
It is quite frustrating to deal with unscrupulous persons lying and saying anything to get someone to sign up and then when the person tries to leave they lie again to try and get them to keep paying. Has anyone ever heard of karma? Heard of doing the right thing?
If the management was not bad enough by itself, the tiny space with the minuscule variety of equipment to get in shape really sharpens the picture here– Worst Gym I Have Ever Encountered

People are very personal hear. Willing to go the extra mile to keep members happy such as sponsorships and sponsoring runs. Staff if friendly and energetic