| Mon | 05:00 am - 10:30 pm |
| Tue | 05:00 am - 10:30 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am - 10:30 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am - 10:30 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am - 10:30 pm |
| Sat | 07:30 am - 07:30 pm |
| Sun | 07:30 am - 07:30 pm |
The price is worth it if you work for a company that discounts the membership. Overall clean and modern facilities. The locker rooms and shower seem a bit dated compared to other clubs in the same price range. Very friendly staff and even the salespeople who came to my company were polite and did not pressure me into signing up.
Signed up a few weeks ago with Robert in the membership department. Got a 3 day pass to try out a few classes prior to joining. I got a good deal without the high pressure tatics that other clubs Use. If anyone in the Sandy Springs area is looking for a club experience vs a "gym" ....this is the place for you .
I was previously a member of the club in 2016-2017 and loved it. I had to leave because I moved jobs. It is now July of 2019 and I wanted to rejoin. I had a guest pass previously provided by their sales director at the time, Rachel. Rachel no longer works there... such a shame, because the new sales director has coached their employees to be extremely pushy on membership. I had an awful experience with Lindsey the sales person. I went in with my guest pass ready to see how I felt back in the gym as well as see new improvements that may have happened since I left 2 years ago. I spent 30 minutes with her answering questions and letting her know my workout needs. She presented pricing and asked how soon I was willing to sign up. I was not given much time to make a decision, it was now or never. I gave her all of my contact information and told her I would decide by the end of the week. I was ready to go workout and she came back and told me they do not usually allow guest passes, anymore but did I have a referral or anyone I knew that may want to join so that my guest pass was useful. I said that I didn't think so. She then asked my fiancé's full name and I told her his name reluctantly. This was after I said he didn't like to workout. She said she needed some name for her sales director. At this point I am feeling immense pressure and regret keeping my guest pass all these years. She goes back to her sales director then comes back out and tells me they do not approve my guest pass!! After all of this. This is one of the worst experiences I've ever had in a gym. What a waste of 30 minutes and they absolutely lost my potential membership. The old concourse experience was ten times better and I would not recommend even testing out this gym - such an stressful experience and I'm extremely disappointed in what I experienced from their sales team.
Wildly overpriced for what it is. Old equipment. Beware cancellation policy. Even if you elect for a month to month membership, they don't pro-rate so be prepared to pay 2 months beyond your cancellation date.
Go down the street and join OneLife fitness. Brand new gym, very clean, new equipment and pay $35/month. No brainer.
RACIST experience. Won the basketball championship a few years ago and signed up to play the next year. The coordinator kicked us out of the league for unexplained reason. Payment was given. Took the issue to management who said they weren't going to do anything. do NOT join this gym, there are other way better options in the area. only one court and workout area is marginal at best (and always . under repair)
RACIST experience. Won the basketball championship a few years ago and signed up to play the next year. The coordinator kicked us out of the league for unexplained reason. Payment was given. Took the issue to management who said they weren't going to do anything. do NOT join this gym, there are other way better options in the area. only one court and workout area is marginal at best (and always . under repair)
I had the pleasure of being a guest at this gym. So much more than a gym - every sport imaginable, super friendly staff, amazing locker rooms and a great indoor pool. Wish I lived in Atlanta so I could join !
I had the pleasure of being a guest at this gym. So much more than a gym - every sport imaginable, super friendly staff, amazing locker rooms and a great indoor pool. Wish I lived in Atlanta so I could join !
This gym is outdated, dirty, run by a bunch of idiots trying their best to fleece as many people as humanly possible. If that's your idea of a great gym experience, this is the gym for you. Add to that half the equipment was always under repair. I wish I were exaggerating, but look at the reviews written by users (and not the gym employees) for a realistic look of what it's like to be a member. Stay far, far away from this place - there are many more nice gyms in this area that are worth your time and money.
This gym is outdated, dirty, run by a bunch of idiots trying their best to fleece as many people as humanly possible. If that's your idea of a great gym experience, this is the gym for you. Add to that half the equipment was always under repair. I wish I were exaggerating, but look at the reviews written by users (and not the gym employees) for a realistic look of what it's like to be a member. Stay far, far away from this place - there are many more nice gyms in this area that are worth your time and money.
super expensive, dated gym for sure with half the things broken. Price should be no more than $60. This is way too expensive for what they offer and be careful signing, they will get every penny even through their lawyers. Read other reviews as well.
super expensive, dated gym for sure with half the things broken. Price should be no more than $60. This is way too expensive for what they offer and be careful signing, they will get every penny even through their lawyers. Read other reviews as well.
Our family has enjoyed this club for years. My 4 year old begs me to take her to the kids club! Lots of amenities for the price.
Love this place.. super clean, friendly staff, overall a great place
I am primarily a swimmer. The pools are nice. Swimming outside when it's 40 degrees is exhilarating. Oh yeah, they also have a bar..
This athletic club is going to evolve or go extinct. The Concourse Athletic Club is afraid of change or has too tight of a budget, maybe due to a loss of memberships. You guys need to re-brand yourselves. If it ain't broke don't fix it? It is broke. This will be a constructive but political & suggestive review.
Your current membership age group is around late 50s to 60-something. You have Mercedes Benz moving to Atlanta. You have all of these companies moving their corporate headquarters here. This city has a whole new generation of people in their 20s, 30s, 40s. You guys need to find a way to target that demographic. Family and old money does not just pay the bills. Atlanta is quickly becoming a young money city.
When you go to the pool here, the music that plays at the pool is like out of a bad 80s movie. Can we get some early 2000s hip hop or 90s-now alternative etc? There is no variety. It is like Dad-rock or Gloria Estefan with a cheesy drum machine pumping. Does this athletic club have fear of loss of its seasoned 20 and 30 year annual members. I promise they will not cancel their membership for a real mixed-drink bar and some Migos playing. Morbid reality: Ask yourselves, what happens when your current demographic dies off?
The biggest determining factor of gaining young people I might add is a more flexible and later schedule. You guys practically close before dinner on the weekends. On the weekdays after work, most of us young heathens can't make it to the gym until 11pm, let alone all the late night pumps we could get in at 12am, 1am, etc. But I am sure you have run the numbers and believe the operating cost to stay open more hours exceeds some variable in your membership revenue model. Have you ever thought if you stay open later, you will have more members? If the energy bill is too high consider solar panels on your roof-space and motion activated lights in far reaching areas of the club. Now you can even be a part of that whole crunchy granola green movement.
There are tons of changes you could do to get the younger vibe going. Resurface some cement around the pool to make it look fresh, especially that wall. Paint some color on it if you have to hide the weathering. Get some real speakers that have some treble and bass in them all around the pool, you can still leave a quiet corner or two. Where those palm trees are in the corner of the pool close to the glass side of the building, a lot could be done. Take out the extending wall of where the walk way ramp is (to give an eye's view of the pool) and turn that area into an outdoor tiki bar, during the winter, make it so it can be enclosed with the plastic walls and heated. That area is a huge waste of space and it could be turned into a lively bar area with icy bushwackers, margaritas, mixed drinks, and beers on tap. This is where the hot tubs should be--not in the locker rooms where somebody with dingleberries just got off the loo. Get some of those Las Vegas waterproof cabana things, get an outdoor towel hut, and get some real fully body floats for the pool, not kickboards. It is really simple, copy the Vegas pool model--it is proven to work. I know it's an Athletic club, but at least for a few hours per day, take all of the floating lanes out of the outdoor pool. Also: more people would use the outdoor shower if the water was not piped in from Antarctica.
The card swipe thing is really antiquated, I have to fish my card out every time and hand it to somebody? Why can't I just tap it like a Marta card. Why do I have to go through the building to get to the pool--not that many people will sneak in--there are plenty of pools in the Atlanta area. Also, figure out a way to make the guest pass more reasonable, if I bring my cool friends--and they like it--they might join the club, but I don't bring them at the current price. Incentivize young people so that it does not hurt the feelings of the older members financially. Have like a recent college graduate or sub 35 starter-discount incentive to join, couple it with some sort of referral program.
Love this place.. super clean, friendly staff, overall a great place
This athletic club is going to evolve or go extinct. The Concourse Athletic Club is afraid of change or has too tight of a budget, maybe due to a loss of memberships. You guys need to re-brand yourselves. If it ain't broke don't fix it? It is broke. This will be a constructive but political & suggestive review.
Your current membership age group is around late 50s to 60-something. You have Mercedes Benz moving to Atlanta. You have all of these companies moving their corporate headquarters here. This city has a whole new generation of people in their 20s, 30s, 40s. You guys need to find a way to target that demographic. Family and old money does not just pay the bills. Atlanta is quickly becoming a young money city.
When you go to the pool here, the music that plays at the pool is like out of a bad 80s movie. Can we get some early 2000s hip hop or 90s-now alternative etc? There is no variety. It is like Dad-rock or Gloria Estefan with a cheesy drum machine pumping. Does this athletic club have fear of loss of its seasoned 20 and 30 year annual members. I promise they will not cancel their membership for a real mixed-drink bar and some Migos playing. Morbid reality: Ask yourselves, what happens when your current demographic dies off?
The biggest determining factor of gaining young people I might add is a more flexible and later schedule. You guys practically close before dinner on the weekends. On the weekdays after work, most of us young heathens can't make it to the gym until 11pm, let alone all the late night pumps we could get in at 12am, 1am, etc. But I am sure you have run the numbers and believe the operating cost to stay open more hours exceeds some variable in your membership revenue model. Have you ever thought if you stay open later, you will have more members? If the energy bill is too high consider solar panels on your roof-space and motion activated lights in far reaching areas of the club. Now you can even be a part of that whole crunchy granola green movement.
There are tons of changes you could do to get the younger vibe going. Resurface some cement around the pool to make it look fresh, especially that wall. Paint some color on it if you have to hide the weathering. Get some real speakers that have some treble and bass in them all around the pool, you can still leave a quiet corner or two. Where those palm trees are in the corner of the pool close to the glass side of the building, a lot could be done. Take out the extending wall of where the walk way ramp is (to give an eye's view of the pool) and turn that area into an outdoor tiki bar, during the winter, make it so it can be enclosed with the plastic walls and heated. That area is a huge waste of space and it could be turned into a lively bar area with icy bushwackers, margaritas, mixed drinks, and beers on tap. This is where the hot tubs should be--not in the locker rooms where somebody with dingleberries just got off the loo. Get some of those Las Vegas waterproof cabana things, get an outdoor towel hut, and get some real fully body floats for the pool, not kickboards. It is really simple, copy the Vegas pool model--it is proven to work. I know it's an Athletic club, but at least for a few hours per day, take all of the floating lanes out of the outdoor pool. Also: more people would use the outdoor shower if the water was not piped in from Antarctica.
The card swipe thing is really antiquated, I have to fish my card out every time and hand it to somebody? Why can't I just tap it like a Marta card. Why do I have to go through the building to get to the pool--not that many people will sneak in--there are plenty of pools in the Atlanta area. Also, figure out a way to make the guest pass more reasonable, if I bring my cool friends--and they like it--they might join the club, but I don't bring them at the current price. Incentivize young people so that it does not hurt the feelings of the older members financially. Have like a recent college graduate or sub 35 starter-discount incentive to join, couple it with some sort of referral program.
