| Mon | 06:00 am - 12:00 am |
| Tue | 06:00 am - 12:00 am |
| Wed | 06:00 am - 12:00 am |
| Thu | 06:00 am - 12:00 am |
| Fri | 06:00 am - 12:00 am |
| Sat | 08:00 am - 10:00 pm |
| Sun | 10:00 am - 10:00 pm |
Best gym in town. Lots of classes and equipment. The free weight section is the best part with it's equipment selection and availability. You also don't have to be a student. $25/month. No contract necessary.
Massive 4 story workout place w tons of classes and gym equipment. Love this gym as a student! Wellness center is cool and gives away free female hygiene items and ibuprofen & cough drops
I love this place
The gym is very well equipped with everything you need for a full workout. The swimming pool is very well maintained and temperature controlled. They have plenty of gym classes suited for everyone. For those interested in camping and hiking, they have regular trips and gear on rent.
There's an Einstein's on the first floor.
Perfection at its best. Reminds me of eos but simpler and more laid back.
UNLV's gym is quietly probably one of the best facilities in the city. There are multiple basketball courts, a pool, walls for racquetball, rooms for dancing or yoga, gym equipment, sports equipment available for rent, and to top it all off, there is a track on the top.
Sometimes it can get busy and there is a limited number of gym equipment available. Sometimes all of the courts are full and there are no basketballs left to rent. Sometimes, the place is near empty. But most of the time, it isn't too packed.
I'm not sure what the policy is for members who are not students to rent the equipment, but it shouldn't be that bad as students just need to provide their Rebel ID for them to quickly scan your items in and out.
I also hear that there are massage chairs here for free but you might need to reserve them. Haven't tried them out yet but I definitely will. When I went into the Rebel Wellness Zone, they were giving away pretty useful things like chapstick and rubbers.
Too bad this place isn't 24 hours like most gyms, but they offer so many amenities that it's probably too much to maintain. Mostly students run the whole building, which isn't bad.
There is also an Einstein's Bagel located on the bottom and a few booths where you can eat, rest a little, or study.
There are sofas on the first floor by one of the entrances. One of my main cons of this place is the homeless people who decide to sleep on these couches or be there for a long time. I know it's a public university, but some people pay to be here. Students do too because it's already included in the tuition.
It's $25 per month for non students, which may be worth it if you want to use all of the amenities, considering they are around the same price for gyms that offer less. Oh, and there is no contract for non students either! If you don't want to pay monthly and only need a one time visit, I believe it's $10 or $15.
UNLV's gym is quietly probably one of the best facilities in the city. There are multiple basketball courts, a pool, walls for racquetball, rooms for dancing or yoga, gym equipment, sports equipment available for rent, and to top it all off, there is a track on the top.
Sometimes it can get busy and there is a limited number of gym equipment available. Sometimes all of the courts are full and there are no basketballs left to rent. Sometimes, the place is near empty. But most of the time, it isn't too packed.
I'm not sure what the policy is for members who are not students to rent the equipment, but it shouldn't be that bad as students just need to provide their Rebel ID for them to quickly scan your items in and out.
I also hear that there are massage chairs here for free but you might need to reserve them. Haven't tried them out yet but I definitely will. When I went into the Rebel Wellness Zone, they were giving away pretty useful things like chapstick and rubbers.
Too bad this place isn't 24 hours like most gyms, but they offer so many amenities that it's probably too much to maintain. Mostly students run the whole building, which isn't bad.
There is also an Einstein's Bagel located on the bottom and a few booths where you can eat, rest a little, or study.
There are sofas on the first floor by one of the entrances. One of my main cons of this place is the homeless people who decide to sleep on these couches or be there for a long time. I know it's a public university, but some people pay to be here. Students do too because it's already included in the tuition.
It's $25 per month for non students, which may be worth it if you want to use all of the amenities, considering they are around the same price for gyms that offer less. Oh, and there is no contract for non students either! If you don't want to pay monthly and only need a one time visit, I believe it's $10 or $15.
It was unexpectedly disappointing from a large organization like UNLV. I rented an eight person tent and opened it at the campsite only to realize it was damaged.
The tent had holes in it and the poles were extremely bent. So much so that my group had to sleep in the car as we were camping at the Tuweep Campground.
Upon returning the equipment and explaining UNLV the situation, I was hoping for a positive response. Instead UNLV charged me $400 and tried to intimidate me by mentioning that they would blacklist me and report me to the collection agency.
The manager was rude and, to try and put the blame on us, she said the damage was done during transportation. That reason is a bit strange considering that we traveled in an Infiniti QX 80, not on a Horse Cart.
Attaching a picture of the car at the campground as proof.
It was unexpectedly disappointing from a large organization like UNLV. I rented an eight person tent and opened it at the campsite only to realize it was damaged.
The tent had holes in it and the poles were extremely bent. So much so that my group had to sleep in the car as we were camping at the Tuweep Campground.
Upon returning the equipment and explaining UNLV the situation, I was hoping for a positive response. Instead UNLV charged me $400 and tried to intimidate me by mentioning that they would blacklist me and report me to the collection agency.
The manager was rude and, to try and put the blame on us, she said the damage was done during transportation. That reason is a bit strange considering that we traveled in an Infiniti QX 80, not on a Horse Cart.
Attaching a picture of the car at the campground as proof.
Pretty nice gym with a lot of services that aren't used because most people are unaware such as..
Free massage chairs on the second floor at the Wellness Zone. You might need an appointment. I think they had free chapsticks and condoms last time I went.
Pharmacy where you can buy allergy medicine and pretty much anything including Plan B pills and no tax.
Health Centre where you can get check ups / vaccines.
Not to mention a very nice facility where you can lift weights, shoot hoops, and also run around a track. There is also a pool and some rooms for racquetball and I know they host stuff like fifa tournaments sometimes too.
Pretty nice gym with a lot of services that aren't used because most people are unaware such as..
Free massage chairs on the second floor at the Wellness Zone. You might need an appointment. I think they had free chapsticks and condoms last time I went.
Pharmacy where you can buy allergy medicine and pretty much anything including Plan B pills and no tax.
Health Centre where you can get check ups / vaccines.
Not to mention a very nice facility where you can lift weights, shoot hoops, and also run around a track. There is also a pool and some rooms for racquetball and I know they host stuff like fifa tournaments sometimes too.
I am a constant goer of the facility, but I was disappointed on how I was treated at the Student Wellness/FAST Center. I walked in, seeing nobody at the front desk. I politely asked if anybody was present to help me with an ankle injury that I suffered on the basketball court. I sat in a chair waiting for assistance. When help came (patiently waiting for 5 minutes), I explained my injury and I was basically "told off" by the receptionist at the time. I was told that an appointment was needed to receive any treatment or evaluation. Long story short, ALL I WANTED was an ice pack, or just quick inspection to see if my ankle was sprained/broken because it was completely swollen and bent in an abnormal way at the time. Once I got the news of not being able to receive any help. I drove home with adrenaline and anxiety still pumping and luckily made it safe. I don't know how I did it, all I know is that I will never do it again. Finally, I went to the hospital. Results came back as a Grade 2 Inversion ATFL and Grade 1 Talus sprain. In conclusion, I expected better from the staff.
I am a constant goer of the facility, but I was disappointed on how I was treated at the Student Wellness/FAST Center. I walked in, seeing nobody at the front desk. I politely asked if anybody was present to help me with an ankle injury that I suffered on the basketball court. I sat in a chair waiting for assistance. When help came (patiently waiting for 5 minutes), I explained my injury and I was basically "told off" by the receptionist at the time. I was told that an appointment was needed to receive any treatment or evaluation. Long story short, ALL I WANTED was an ice pack, or just quick inspection to see if my ankle was sprained/broken because it was completely swollen and bent in an abnormal way at the time. Once I got the news of not being able to receive any help. I drove home with adrenaline and anxiety still pumping and luckily made it safe. I don't know how I did it, all I know is that I will never do it again. Finally, I went to the hospital. Results came back as a Grade 2 Inversion ATFL and Grade 1 Talus sprain. In conclusion, I expected better from the staff.
I am a constant goer of the facility, but I was disappointed on how I was treated at the Student Wellness/FAST Center. I walked in, seeing nobody at the front desk. I politely asked if anybody was present to help me with an ankle injury that I suffered on the basketball court. I sat in a chair waiting for assistance. When help came (patiently waiting for 5 minutes), I explained my injury and I was basically "told off" by the receptionist at the time. I was told that an appointment was needed to receive any treatment or evaluation. Long story short, ALL I WANTED was an ice pack, or just quick inspection to see if my ankle was sprained/broken because it was completely swollen and bent in an abnormal way at the time. Once I got the news of not being able to receive any help. I drove home with adrenaline and anxiety still pumping and luckily made it safe. I don't know how I did it, all I know is that I will never do it again. Finally, I went to the hospital. Results came back as a Grade 2 Inversion ATFL and Grade 1 Talus sprain. In conclusion, I expected better from the staff.
Staff is absolute shit. Especially the clowns at the intramural department. Thanks for keeping your place safe enough for me to cut open my hand on a screw during a soccer game.
Been slacking a little lately but I usually go here at nights and it can get busy. I like how clean they keep it tho compared to other gyms
The facility is fine but some of the staff is apparently incompetent. A friend and I decided to visit last week to play some racquetball, but wanted to do some other exercise first, so we reserved a court for 7:30 after arriving around 6:15 so we could do other exercises prior to playing. At 7:30, we checked in with an employee to borrow equipment and subsequently began playing after we were told we could take either of the two courts. Not even 15 minutes after starting, we were kicked off the court by another group that had a 7:30 reservation for the court we were on. We were told nothing about this, and one of the supervisors told us that our reservation had apparently been from 7:00-7:30. We were told nothing about the other group that had a reservation, so in the end , we'd made a reservation just to play for about 10 minutes. To make an analogy, it would be like going to a restaurant with a reservation, sitting down, placing an order, and having the staff tell you that someone had made a prior reservation for the table you were sitting at and being forced to leave. I still plan to come in the future, but I would be wary of trusting the staff with much after the experience I had.
The facility is fine but some of the staff is apparently incompetent. A friend and I decided to visit last week to play some racquetball, but wanted to do some other exercise first, so we reserved a court for 7:30 after arriving around 6:15 so we could do other exercises prior to playing. At 7:30, we checked in with an employee to borrow equipment and subsequently began playing after we were told we could take either of the two courts. Not even 15 minutes after starting, we were kicked off the court by another group that had a 7:30 reservation for the court we were on. We were told nothing about this, and one of the supervisors told us that our reservation had apparently been from 7:00-7:30. We were told nothing about the other group that had a reservation, so in the end , we'd made a reservation just to play for about 10 minutes. To make an analogy, it would be like going to a restaurant with a reservation, sitting down, placing an order, and having the staff tell you that someone had made a prior reservation for the table you were sitting at and being forced to leave. I still plan to come in the future, but I would be wary of trusting the staff with much after the experience I had.
This place is awesome for working out, study group's, health checkups and prescription refills. I saved several hundred dollars per month using their pharmacy!! The staff is great and atmosphere is very open. Also has snack and smoothie bars.
A beautiful facility providing not only a state of the art Gym but also the full gambit of health services, including mental health. They provide rentals for outdoor adventures and a pool for aquatics.
The UNLV main gym. Downstairs is a pharmacy, the first floor of the student clinic, and a separate dental clinic with discount pricing.
The gym area has 4 floors, the 1st floor has cardio equipment, basketball and racquetball courts and am Olympic size swimming pool.
The second floor has free weights, machines and two Olympic lifting platforms. There are also massage chairs, nutrition counseling, and separate rooms where various fitness classes are held.
The third floor has several full size basketball courts. This is also an area where they will bring additional equipment (upon request) into to be able to play things like badminton, soccer etc.
The fourth floor is a full size 400 meter track with multiple lanes.
They cater to students, faculty and the public. Each has a separate membership and membership price.
TOO HYPED UP JEEEZZ. Don't hold your breath on this folks. It's a uniformed gym meaning you have to wear the gym attire that is acceptable. So ladies, ya can't wear hot n sexy yoga strappy bras. No midriffs, not 20% of your skin showing, nada. Totally sucks. Not enough weight machines. There's only 2 floor levels of workout space. The rest of gym is sports rooms for people to play ball (basketball, tennis etc). Started missing the local gym I go to regularly. This was my first time here and I'm glad I came. Now I'm over it.
Not sure about the other services offered but the gym itself is top notch. Lots of equipment usually not too crowded and weights are regularly re racked. The only thing missing is a sauna, but if you want to play basketball, run track or lift this is the place to do it. Best gym for the best price in town.
Excellent facilities with many dedicated floors for cardio, weight lifting, basketball, track, racquetball, and swimming. Smells like body odor and cleaning chemicals, like any typical gym, but that's to be expected. The pharmacy at the wellness center has advil and feminine products if needed, and the second floor wellness zone has contraceptives for those who need it.
I am from California and if you live in / visit Las Vegas you should definitely check this place out. I paid $20 (one time fee) + $25 / month. You do NOT have to be a student, but you will need to register to get a Rebel Card. The facilities are top notch and there are plenty of open courts (summertime). The first day I ran 3 full court games immediately after walking in. The locker rooms are well kept and clean, there were plenty of showers and open lockers available. Bring your own soap/shampoo as none is provided. The parking garage is right next to the building. Be sure to buy a weekly permit or daily, parking is free Fri after 1pm and Weekends. Amazing. In the bay area you would expect to pay 3-5x more for comparable facilities. A must join.
TOO HYPED UP JEEEZZ. Don't hold your breath on this folks. It's a uniformed gym meaning you have to wear the gym attire that is acceptable. So ladies, ya can't wear hot n sexy yoga strappy bras. No midriffs, not 20% of your skin showing, nada. Totally sucks. Not enough weight machines. There's only 2 floor levels of workout space. The rest of gym is sports rooms for people to play ball (basketball, tennis etc). Started missing the local gym I go to regularly. This was my first time here and I'm glad I came. Now I'm over it.
