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Tippie Yanez, PTon Google

3 months ago

Its okay. No cold plunge in this location. I use a different gym for lifting and eos for recovery since they have multiple branches and i can seek them out while I am on the road working. Really appreciate the ones with the cold plunge pool. Overall eos is great for the amenities and affordable price.

Aman Sirajon Google

2 months ago

⛔️What kind of customer support is this? I will never come to this gym ever. They won’t let you in even if you have 7 day trial. It’s a scam. The guy told us. We have to sign up. What’s the purpose of a seven day trial. I think they get a commission every time they sign somebody up.

Jemarion Bankson Google

7 months ago

Jason Harrison is the best at EOS . !!!! I had an amazing experience thanks to the gym manager! They are always professional, welcoming, and genuinely care about members. The facility is clean, well-organized, and runs smoothly because of their leadership. Anytime I’ve had a question or needed help, they’ve been quick to assist with a positive attitude. It’s clear they take pride in creating a supportive environment for everyone. Highly recommend this gym because of the outstanding management!

Faris Aalon Google

7 months ago

Honestly, love the place. It not crazy and it’s not huge, but it has everything you need and don’t even get me started on the community, extremely kind and friendly, if you need help/tips/advice or are just getting started at the gym then this is the place for you. I think what really ties it all together is the staff, never have once not gotten a hello sir or good morning from the front or just had a generally bad interaction from them. Really a great place to be.

JenniferCLon Google

a month ago

I’m extremely frustrated with the lack of communication to members over the past week. Last week, equipment suddenly started being moved around due to the gym being refloored. There was no advance notice to members explaining what was happening, how long it would last, or what areas would be affected. Every day I came in, something was moved, machines seemed to be placed wherever there was room, and there was significantly less space available to actually work out. I completely understand that renovations and improvements need to happen. The problem is the complete lack of communication surrounding them. At the very least, members should have received advance notice, and there should have been signage throughout the gym acknowledging the disruption and asking members to excuse the temporary mess. Then today, I walked in and my app would not pull up my check-in barcode. There were multiple people at the front desk who were clearly frustrated and trying to figure out what was going on. I then saw a sign stating that there is a new app. Why is a sign at the front desk the first time members are hearing about this? An email should have been sent ahead of time explaining that the app was changing, when the change would take effect, and what members needed to download or do before arriving. Instead, people are finding out when they are standing at the front desk trying to check in, which creates an unnecessary line and leaves both members and staff dealing with frustration that could have easily been avoided. I pay for a membership so that I can walk in, check in, complete my workout, and leave. I should not have to stop and ask staff what is happening every time the gym makes a significant operational change. That is exactly what member communication is for. Between the unannounced flooring work, equipment being moved around, reduced workout space, and now an app change with seemingly no advance communication, this has been handled very poorly. I would really like management to address why members are not being notified of these changes and, more importantly, improve how changes like these are communicated going forward. Thank you,