Only gym I know that makes you sign a contract that locks you in for a year membership. When you cancel you have to pay the balance left your membership. I thought contracts were a thing of the past for gyms?
Horrible.Horrible.Horrible.Horrible.Horrible.Horrible.
They didn't even tell me they was switching my contract to month to month when they did I told them I wanted to cancel they then keep taking money out of my account. When they finally decided to make me sign papers to cancel, they didn't inform me that their was a $50 cancel fee. They told me I would get a refund because I tried to cancel many of times but their employees didn't listen. I tried to get a refund for about 1 and a half and then finally called today and they told me that their "billing company" wouldn't give me a refund and that they would just wipe the slate clean. This has been the worst experience I have ever dealt with involving a company.
Love this place!! The staff is the best and their classes has changed me inside and out.
great well run very clean gym!
Anytime Fitness, great gym, great staff. Available when you need them, make it convenient for you.
The staff at ATF truly care about you and your health goals.
I think the managers name was Greg he is an awesome guy he took care of me the whole time when I had problems and needed help. Awesome Gym great staff.
I think the managers name was Greg he is an awesome guy he took care of me the whole time when I had problems and needed help. Awesome Gym great staff.
I was in the gym taking selfies. So many selfies when suddenly it dawned on me: Because all the walls are covered in mirrors so if you stand in just the right place you can see the reflection of your reflection. In other words, the opposite of how one normally sees themselves, but how the rest of the world sees them always. I'm no longer sure who I even am. Talk about an existential crisis.
I dealt with this crisis the way any adult man would. I went and hid in the bathroom. Which was totally fine, I give the bathrooms 4 stars on their hideability rating, but then I washed my hands and...attempted to dry them using the provided paper towel roll. It is a perforated roll loaded into perforating dispenser. So the maximum amount of paper towel that is ever dispensed is a 1 by 1 inch square. This experience ranks slightly above trying to clean up a spilled mountain dew with toilet paper. But barely. This whole problem could have been avoided if they put a sign on the paper towel dispenser saying, "make sure hands are completly dry before attempting to use this paper towel dispenser. Set feet to 3 and 6 o'clock and bend slightly at the knees and pull the paper exactly perpendicular to the floor at no more than one newton with force originating in the core." Simple solution to the wrong paper being being sadisticly loaded into the dispenser.
A few other tidbits about this place: the clientel is different depending on the time of day. Just before sunrise=cops and people training in earnest for something. Just after sunrise= retirees morning= stay at home mom's and second shifters around noon=college students and the guys who work out for lunch afternoon=hapless millenials early evening is a zoo=beefed up maniacs chest bumping everybody, women in full on makeup going .7mph on the treadmill. Afterward comes the world's slowest runner and the guy who takes 40 minutes of vape breaks.
All and all, it's a good place.
I was in the gym taking selfies. So many selfies when suddenly it dawned on me: Because all the walls are covered in mirrors so if you stand in just the right place you can see the reflection of your reflection. In other words, the opposite of how one normally sees themselves, but how the rest of the world sees them always. I'm no longer sure who I even am. Talk about an existential crisis.
I dealt with this crisis the way any adult man would. I went and hid in the bathroom. Which was totally fine, I give the bathrooms 4 stars on their hideability rating, but then I washed my hands and...attempted to dry them using the provided paper towel roll. It is a perforated roll loaded into perforating dispenser. So the maximum amount of paper towel that is ever dispensed is a 1 by 1 inch square. This experience ranks slightly above trying to clean up a spilled mountain dew with toilet paper. But barely. This whole problem could have been avoided if they put a sign on the paper towel dispenser saying, "make sure hands are completly dry before attempting to use this paper towel dispenser. Set feet to 3 and 6 o'clock and bend slightly at the knees and pull the paper exactly perpendicular to the floor at no more than one newton with force originating in the core." Simple solution to the wrong paper being being sadisticly loaded into the dispenser.
A few other tidbits about this place: the clientel is different depending on the time of day. Just before sunrise=cops and people training in earnest for something. Just after sunrise= retirees morning= stay at home mom's and second shifters around noon=college students and the guys who work out for lunch afternoon=hapless millenials early evening is a zoo=beefed up maniacs chest bumping everybody, women in full on makeup going .7mph on the treadmill. Afterward comes the world's slowest runner and the guy who takes 40 minutes of vape breaks.
All and all, it's a good place.
TRAVELERS BEWARE . . . Bogus as Hell. Not actually open 24/7 y'all should be ashamed . Goin against what anytime stands for and now I'll be driving another 48 minutes on top of the 30 I had to drive to get here just to get to one that actually is open. Extremely stressful on top of my already busy life. Btw it's not even 8:00 pm yet. Nice. (Not)
I'm in middle of 7 day free trial & I've got a great trainer! He really pushes me and even though I'm sore I know it's gonna be worth it!
I'm in middle of 7 day free trial & I've got a great trainer! He really pushes me and even though I'm sore I know it's gonna be worth it!
Perfect place to see the guy curling in the mirror for the cable machine. Or the guy curling in the squat rack. Lol good gym otherwise
Perfect place to see the guy curling in the mirror for the cable machine. Or the guy curling in the squat rack. Lol good gym otherwise
Extremely hard to get ahold of I moved from Nicholasville last year and tried to cancel my membership via phone 4 months ago, was told that it would be cancelled immediately and 4 months later I'm still being billed. Will consider changing my review if I could get someone to call me back and clear this up
Edit-Someone called me about a week later and took care of my problem
As a member of multiple gyms in the past and someone who has been lifting weights since I was 13 years old, I haven't ever had a better experience than what I have at Anytime. The staff is extremely friendly, supportive of your goals, professional and offer help in any way they can. Also as a side note, as someone who is in a wheelchair such as myself but still enjoys and needs to be able to lift, the staff have been extremely accommodating and always give me any assistance that I may need. The employees don't just feel like staff to me, they feel like family.
Great atmosphere with great people! Amazing gym!
I joined this club when it opened about 2 years ago. I have noticed the club has been slipping a bit in equipment maintenance - that's a problem for most gyms. Treadmills are getting a lot of use. I have reported minor issues to the management and they were fixed. Overall the club meets my needs and the management has been responsive to the issues I have raised. The cost is around $36 a month and they have free weights, treadmills, ellipticals etc.
nice and cleen frindly staf i like it .
Clean, inexpensive, professional & helpful staff.
Clean, inexpensive, professional & helpful staff.
nice and cleen frindly staf i like it .
As a member of multiple gyms in the past and someone who has been lifting weights since I was 13 years old, I haven't ever had a better experience than what I have at Anytime. The staff is extremely friendly, supportive of your goals, professional and offer help in any way they can. Also as a side note, as someone who is in a wheelchair such as myself but still enjoys and needs to be able to lift, the staff have been extremely accommodating and always give me any assistance that I may need. The employees don't just feel like staff to me, they feel like family.
I joined this club when it opened about 2 years ago. I have noticed the club has been slipping a bit in equipment maintenance - that's a problem for most gyms. Treadmills are getting a lot of use. I have reported minor issues to the management and they were fixed. Overall the club meets my needs and the management has been responsive to the issues I have raised. The cost is around $36 a month and they have free weights, treadmills, ellipticals etc.
