VASA Fitness

Let’s talk about hidden fees: VASA is KING. There are heavy activation fees and if you cancel, you have to give a one months notice. So basically they charge you an extra month just because. Then if it’s within 6 months, you have to pay a $25 cancellation fee. It is SUCH A SCAM. As long as these unnecessary fees exist, I will never step foot in a VASA again.

Price is what you pay for. Beyond lazy staff who just sits there and acts like it’s the biggest drag in the world if you ask a simple question, average equipment, gross locker rooms, broken equipment, and in the winter don’t even try to walk or drive in the lot because it’s never shoveled or iced and the least they could do is get their employees who sit around to at least ice it lol. Also read ur contact through because they hide stuff in there and it’s sketchy haha

There is no value in a vasa membership. No matter what time I show up, every spot in the gym is occupied. You are at capacity and need to either expand or stop offering memberships. I'm going to have to cancel now and find somewhere else to go. The bathrooms at all of your locations and I've been to most of them are always in dire need of a deep cleaning.

This place is a scam. The gym is fine. The contract is the sketchiest thing. I have had the membership for a few months and am about to move to a place where there is no vasa. Went to cancel and I have to pay $150 to cancel no exceptions because it is in the contract. That is so ridiculous. They were also extremely rude on the phone when I was trying to get help cancelling. So be careful before you sign anything here. Also just know if there is a rate of $10 a month it’s actually a lot higher because you have to pay a 60 dollar yearly fee.

It's really not a great gym. It can get very crowded and the equipment is in pretty bad shape. They only have a few racks for squats/deadlifts and one of the platforms has been broken for at least a year. The redeeming quality is that it is cheap and the only gym in the area. However, be aware that the $10/mo membership is more like $15 when you include the ~$55 rate guarantee fee they charge you each year.

Great place. Just wish they warned you the tanning beds are powered by nuclear energy. I've never peeled like this. Seriously don't compare to the average tanning salon. Guess I should have asked why the Mr had to sign a waiver for 8 mins. If you have any skin untouched by the sun start low!!!!Edit I visited a different vasa and their tanning booths are normal. Provo is seriously broken down.

Decent gym. Nothing else to add to the conversation besides what has been said.Not enough power/squat racks, all the weights are always out of place/ don't have a clearly marked place. Many of the weights are broken/mismatched. The bars are old and have lost their grip. Some machines sit broken for weeks.Some staff members are friendly and greet/say goodbye, but most of the time they all stand around talking to one another. Not sure why the gym needs 6 staff members at a time...On the bright side, normally less busy than the Orem location. That's about the only bright side

This is definitely the worst Vasa Fitness I have ever been to. Almost all of the equipment is old, damaged, and dangerous. It is long overdue for a make over. I would definitely go to a different gym or Vasa nearby if you don’t want to get hurt by their old or broken equipment.

I love most vasa gyms but this one is a joke. Most of the equipment is broken. Some of the benches on the bench press aren't nailed down so when you sit on one end, the other end pops up. I go to this location because of convenience but if you're looking for a vasa that has newish equipment that is well maintained, this isn't the place for you.

Corporate is out of touch with what members actually need at the gym. 90% of the time during peak hours, there are lines up to 30 minutes long to use the Olympic racks with floor padding. There are no lines to use 1/2 of the machines in the rest of the gym. My suggestion is to get more of what people actually use (3 more Olympic racks would be a great start) and get rid of low-use equipment so members have a better experience and have time to do the workouts they want.