Anytime Fitness

I really like the atmosphere of this gym. It's small and quiet but has everything and more that you need. I've known Will Crosley for 14 years and he is an amazing trainer and nutritionist. He has helped me meet my goals every time.

I've never been able to commit to going to a gym until I joined here. The staff are great; very pleasant and eager to assist without being pushy for trainers or classes. It's very clean, plays great music and never has broken equipment. The 24/7 access is great for me and my inconsistent work hours.I spent several months working with Will (Body by WillPower) and he was excellent. I've never had a trainer before and he was very patient, really listened to what my issues are and focused diet and exercise accordingly. I feel like I was able to take his guidance and continue working on my own, with regular check ins with him which is what a training program for an average person should be: setting you up for success on your own.I would give this gym five stars but it's really more like four and a half because it is pretty small small and it does get crowded (like most gyms) at five/six when people get off work. When the crowding happens it gets a little frustrating. They make great use of the space they have, but it is small.

There are lockers for your items. The bathrooms and showers are really clean. The staff came in late at night which was nice. The stretching area is small, but the equipment is in really good condition.

I've been a member of this gym for a while now. The prices are reasonable and the convenience is hard to beat. Even 24/7 fitness isn't open at night Fri-Sun here (only on Airport blvd). Wendy (owner I think?) is super nice. She even drove out there late one night to let me back in. The equipment is in great shape and well proportioned. Space is very efficiently used. I visited another Anytime Fitness in Seattle and it was horrible in comparison.If I could suggest improvements, it'd be nice to have Precor machines over LifeFitness, 24/7 phone/web support, and being located in Central Austin I would have liked to have seen a more contemporary design (but it's nice for what it is, just not my taste). Oh, the personal trainers there are reasonably priced and the one I met (Will) was also knowledgeable and friendly.

Pretty good, the space is utilized well. The bathrooms are nice but there are no benches or chairs to sit in while changing, only stools, it's really awkward. The stretching area is too small and I usually have to fight for space here to stretch after a workout.

Not a fan of this location compared to all the other ones. The area isn't my favorite area to begin with. It is fairly bigger than the other locations though, but the equipment seems run down. It is not very well maintained and the staff is just so so. I would recommend signing up and going to other gyms to get the right Anytime Fitness feel.

This is a "no frills" gym that is modest in size. It has good quality equipment. The treadmills are high tech with built-in fans, TVs and I-Pod docking stations. There is one of each type of weight machine, but I usually don't have to wait to use any machines during non-peak hours (avoiding 5 pm to 7 pm on weeknights). The best thing about this gym is it offers 24-hour access, 7 days a week.

Great place that's not to crowded but the tanning bed that I pay to use has never worked at this location

First gym I ever went to. I'm no longer a member but from what I recall of it it felt much more community oriented than the big gyms like Gold's Gym or 24 Hour Fitness.An episode of some weight loss show was filmed here and they've had chiropractors do free on-site evaluations here too. 24 hour and Gold's don't do stuff like that.Of course they're also not nearly as involved in the community as gym's like CG Arena or CrossFit Central. So although it doesn't have as much of a chain feel as it could it doesn't have as much as much of a homegrown feel as it could either.Showers are private, really is a anytime gym (unlike 24 hour fitness which closes on holidays), and the lockers are positioned such that you can see anyone going towards them and leaving them.The crowds were never that bad, either, and I liked the location.The variety of equipment was kinda small but Anytime Fitness is a small gym too. Better selection than CG Arena lol.

At first I loved this gym. It was great to be able to work out whenever I wanted. However, they cut back on staff so the staff was only there 11-7 and the staff member was late more often than not. This led to people letting other people into the gym because no one else was there, which led to threatening notes on the member board warning that if anyone was caught letting someone else in, they'd be fined a ridiculous amount.Then the gym started "sponsering" a children's workout group, which took up a good amount of space and half the smaller weights. Add in several extremely obnoxious clients and poor janitorial work and it's led to a pretty unpleasant experience these days