Anytime Fitness

Jenny Ackley _{on Google}

Mar 24th, 2024

Nice gym, never crowded.

t m _{on Google}

Feb 16th, 2024

I was brought in on a ruse of 10 weeks free workout and told it would be $500.

Steven Mello _{on Google}

Jan 6th, 2024

Great place to workout...always accessible

Brandon Blanchard _{on Google}

Jan 5th, 2024

Has the overall stuff you need, if it is a busy time then the amount of equipment and space will ruin your workout.
No water fountain, you have to purchase all of your beverages, energy drinks, water, Gatorade, protein shakes etc. from a vending machine.
Gone a couple times where theres this older man yelling at weights and the equipment, throwing stuff around. Staff was present and said nothing to him. Unfortunate because theres a lot of nice older people around and this really ruined it for me. Completely disrupts the environment and safety of the whole gym.

Drew _{on Google}

Jan 14th, 2024

Completely unprompted, unbiased, uncompensated review. I'm a new member so maybe I haven't seen the problems people talk about, but for now I'm pretty happy. I'll update if my experience worsens.
This gym is best for free weight lifters. Power racks, ample barbell weights and dumbbells, trap bar, preacher curl station and a few EZ curl bars, benches, good quality cable systems (1 and 2 cable and I have zero idea what the differing benefit is,) with a cabinet of attachments, a rower for cardio, and that's all i need for equipment, but they have all of the usual suspects... calf raising, leg press, fly machine, etc. They also have a stretching/calisthenics area with some mats, sticks, and foam rollers and stuff, and too.
That said, if you're looking for a gym membership to do a bunch of varied cardio by yourself (i know they have classes but I don't know anything about them,) I'd only recommend this place if you REALLY needed the 24 hour access or don't need variety. There are lots of gyms with lots of cardio equipment with late hours if you won't be working out after, like midnight. They've got plenty of ellipticals seemingly and some bikes... they all seem like they're in fine condition but they're not brand spanking new (some of the ellipticals have the 1st gen iPod connector discontinued like 10 years ago on them) and I haven't really examined them. The trusty concept 2 rower is in good shape, but they're indestructible anyway. But all-in-all, if you're looking for the Gattaca gym experience, you're not going to get it here. But there's tons of places to get that, though, and not too many with decently priced 24-hour access to solid free weights, so I'm happy this is what it is.
24 Hour access, reciprocity with a bunch of locations, and few people in the gym during very off-peak hours (after midnight) is what I want for logistics. Hard to complain. Some people say it's crowded-- all gyms are crowded during on-peak hours. In the month I've been working out there later at night, I've never waited for a squat rack.
People seem to be good about wiping down the machines, but that's always a crapshoot. People don't always put back the barbell plates but since the machines are right next to the racks, it doesn't even break my stride. The bathrooms could use a refresh, but they don't look dirty-- and I worked in the service industry for a decade so I know a dirty bathroom. I've been in gyms that smell like BO or mildew from roof leaks and stuff like that... this seems fine. Smells like sanitizer on the machines. My wife hates the sanitizer smell, but I don't mind it, and I'm pretty smell sensitive.
Maybe they've made significant strides since the one-star folks here reviewed it? Honestly, some of them just look picky. Go pay more for a gym that isn't open 24 hours and you can get a bathroom that looks like you pulled it out of a hotel. If you're not wearing shower sandals in *any* public shower, you're out of your mind anyway, IMO.