| Tue | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am -09:00 pm |
| Sat | 08:00 am -08:00 pm |
| Sun | 08:00 am -08:00 pm |
This place has it all: A clean and open atmosphere, great equipment, tons of free weights, tons of cable machines, qualified trainers, and all the cardio you need. Additional features like full court gym, multi purpose room, mobility and stretching areas, pool, and sauna are all great pluses. They keep this place Clean, too!
It's big and open. Can always find a machine to workout on. People are courteous and let you cut in. Plenty of room for stretching and bodyweight workouts. Staff is always nice.
New training director Too Short is a brick, an all around swell guy.
Clean and judgement free. My favorite part is the pool and the sauna.
Clean and judgement free. My favorite part is the pool and the sauna.
Clean, well maintained, with abundance of weights and machines. Staff is friendly and facility is rarely crowded. A bit over priced compared with competitors.
Clean, well maintained, with abundance of weights and machines. Staff is friendly and facility is rarely crowded. A bit over priced compared with competitors.
Chris and Brandon are the best!!! Top LA fitness ive ever been to
Nice clean work out facility. Great place to workout first thing in the morning.
Nice clean work out facility. Great place to workout first thing in the morning.
I love this place! There are so many different machines to use I never get bored with my workout. The only complaint I have is that the hot tub isn't always clean. Sometimes it has a strong chlorine smell and sometimes it has a strong body oder smell. When it is clean though it is very relaxing.
I love this place! There are so many different machines to use I never get bored with my workout. The only complaint I have is that the hot tub isn't always clean. Sometimes it has a strong chlorine smell and sometimes it has a strong body oder smell. When it is clean though it is very relaxing.
Great place to workout. Love going there
Outstanding gym! Best gym in the state in my opinion. Clean and well organized, with a large variety of equipment and free weights.
Outstanding gym! Best gym in the state in my opinion. Clean and well organized, with a large variety of equipment and free weights.
Just started going but it seems ok so far...wish they stayed open later though
Great gym just wish it was 24 hours or at least 20 hours
I love the feel of this place. Great community
Facilities are nice, but the aggressive sales team will do everything in their power to upsell your "free" pass and dance around some of the intricacies of the contract. Very difficult to cancel early and it's hard to get any complaints resolved in a timely manner because emails are forwarded around and no response is ever given. I won't be going back.
I will agree that the sales reps are a but aggressive, but the price is reasonable on a family plan if you are going to go to the gym at least 5 times a week. Has a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and tons of machines. Almost never have to wait. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because of the price. Its better than most gyms but I still feel like I'm getting bent over.
I signed up online for a 5-day free pass. Someone from the gym called me to setup a time for me to come use my pass. They told me to come prepared to work out. So, I got some workout clothes and showed up ready to go. Long story short, I did not get to work out that day and was not allowed to use my free pass.
Sales rep "Beau" said everything he could to talk me out of actually using the 5 day free pass. That made me feel so awkward. He said, and I quote, "We are the #1 rated gym in the country. Do you really think that a 5 day pass is going to help you decide whether or not you want to be a member here?" Yes, of course I did think that. That is the whole point of signing up for the pass. I wanted to spend 5 days at the gym, working out, seeing the day-to-day activities, seeing how clean they kept the place, assessing the attitude of the employees and seeing if I like it.
The company might be the #1 rated gym, but there is no guarantee that this particular location is meeting those same standards. It's more than reasonable to spend a few days checking it out.
I'm not confrontational. I just said that I hope it does and let him continue with the sales pitch.
After a tour, fitness assessment, and an aggressive sales pitch, he gave me a total that I would need to pay to get started and sent me out the door. No mention of the free pass.
So, he was right. I didn't need 5 days to decide, only 30 minutes. These sales reps are trained to see you as a sale and not as a person. They have a whole corner of the gym with desks and credit card readers that is completely devoted to getting you to spend money. Even car dealerships have less aggressive, less douchey sales people.
The part that really bothers me is that their prices are fair. Bottom line is about $120 to get started and $50/month for 10 months on a family plan(and $100 if your end your membership. Same thing at other gyms). That's not bad when you compare it to other gyms. But, this wall of sales they put up in front of the gym is a huge turnoff.
I just want to come to the gym, not be bothered, do my workout, get healthy and go home. Why do they make that so hard?
While traveling to the Little Rock area I was fortunate to meet Brian Candler at LA Fitness. Brian was energetic, friendly and personable. Great asset to the LA Fitness team. The gym was immaculately kept with no waiting time for equipment. Great gym check it out and Brian will take care of you and your family!
I love working here in the kids klub but before working here I was a member and I loved coming I was in the gym at least twice a week
Best spaced out LA Fitness ive been to, out of probably 25-30 different ive been in. Cool thing is, their dumbbells go up in 2.5lb increments too for those that like to go heavier on db instead of barbells. They max out at 100lb though with is a good amount lower than most. Very clean and fresh for a gym, but contributing that to it being brand new.
I will agree that the sales reps are a but aggressive, but the price is reasonable on a family plan if you are going to go to the gym at least 5 times a week. Has a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and tons of machines. Almost never have to wait. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because of the price. Its better than most gyms but I still feel like I'm getting bent over.
I will agree that the sales reps are a but aggressive, but the price is reasonable on a family plan if you are going to go to the gym at least 5 times a week. Has a pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and tons of machines. Almost never have to wait. The only reason I gave it a 4 is because of the price. Its better than most gyms but I still feel like I'm getting bent over.
I signed up online for a 5-day free pass. Someone from the gym called me to setup a time for me to come use my pass. They told me to come prepared to work out. So, I got some workout clothes and showed up ready to go. Long story short, I did not get to work out that day and was not allowed to use my free pass.
Sales rep "Beau" said everything he could to talk me out of actually using the 5 day free pass. That made me feel so awkward. He said, and I quote, "We are the #1 rated gym in the country. Do you really think that a 5 day pass is going to help you decide whether or not you want to be a member here?" Yes, of course I did think that. That is the whole point of signing up for the pass. I wanted to spend 5 days at the gym, working out, seeing the day-to-day activities, seeing how clean they kept the place, assessing the attitude of the employees and seeing if I like it.
The company might be the #1 rated gym, but there is no guarantee that this particular location is meeting those same standards. It's more than reasonable to spend a few days checking it out.
I'm not confrontational. I just said that I hope it does and let him continue with the sales pitch.
After a tour, fitness assessment, and an aggressive sales pitch, he gave me a total that I would need to pay to get started and sent me out the door. No mention of the free pass.
So, he was right. I didn't need 5 days to decide, only 30 minutes. These sales reps are trained to see you as a sale and not as a person. They have a whole corner of the gym with desks and credit card readers that is completely devoted to getting you to spend money. Even car dealerships have less aggressive, less douchey sales people.
The part that really bothers me is that their prices are fair. Bottom line is about $120 to get started and $50/month for 10 months on a family plan(and $100 if your end your membership. Same thing at other gyms). That's not bad when you compare it to other gyms. But, this wall of sales they put up in front of the gym is a huge turnoff.
I just want to come to the gym, not be bothered, do my workout, get healthy and go home. Why do they make that so hard?
Best spaced out LA Fitness ive been to, out of probably 25-30 different ive been in. Cool thing is, their dumbbells go up in 2.5lb increments too for those that like to go heavier on db instead of barbells. They max out at 100lb though with is a good amount lower than most. Very clean and fresh for a gym, but contributing that to it being brand new.
While traveling to the Little Rock area I was fortunate to meet Brian Candler at LA Fitness. Brian was energetic, friendly and personable. Great asset to the LA Fitness team. The gym was immaculately kept with no waiting time for equipment. Great gym check it out and Brian will take care of you and your family!
