LA Fitness

I’m hoping by writing this review this will get some attention and get the wheels turning!!!
I’ve been going 2 this location since it opened and I’m so disappointed in the sound system that is in the aerobic room where I take a step class. I’m not understanding why it takes weeks 2 get things fixed. There are ALWAYS issues with NO air, mics not working or the speakers blew!!! Why why why doesn’t lafitness have a maintenance man on site or on call… This isn’t rocket science!!!
GET IT TOGETHER LA FITNESS!!!

I recently signed up for a nationwide access family plan for LA Fitness at this location for $ 84.90 (upfront 2 months payment at $ 29.99 a month and $ 20.00 initial enrollment fee). Please keep in mind that promotions and rates are always subject to change because there are different promotions going on at different times, and the sales rep can and will always negotiate with you. I believe the $ 29.99 per month is quite fair given that the facility is quite organized, clean, and have plenty of machines for everyone. Even during peak times, there are enough machines to go around and none of the machine is occupied for more than 20 minutes when every machine is occupied. This particular location comes with all standard workout machines/​weights, basketball/​volleyball court, sauna/​swimming pool, and a locker room. This being said, one can get the right workout no matter what level of fitness they are at.
However, as with most LA Fitness locations, the sales reps and managers can be quite aggressive in their sales tactics. The consultation for membership or personal training sessions are always usually rushed to close sales. You will mostly likely get either one or two follow up phone calls if the sale did no go through during your initial meet up. I have heard horror stories of constant phone calls, but I only received one phone call after I did not decide to sign up for personal training on the day of my first free trial. The trainer was great and the workout quite challenging, but I was not willing to pay for $ 40 per session. Again, keep it mind the different promotions/​deals and your negotiation with the sales rep will alter price options.
Overall this LA Fitness on Pleasant Hill meets my basic need of working out regularly on weekdays on my way back to home from work. The facility is good, the price is ok, and the staff is all right as well. A solid 3.5÷5.

Good location but too many people.
Evening here are always packed and machines are hard to get on. The staff does their best not much you can do with so many clients there. The sauna always has issues in the men’s room.
I recommend this place just choose your workout times to miss the crowd.

To whom it may concern,
Manager Un at the Duluth, Ga facility allowed a customer to run on a treadmill for 30 minutes without any shoes or socks.(barefoot) I complained about the gross and unsanitary act and Manger Un ignored me and brushed me off like I was not a paying customer. Manger Un sat at his desk talking and laughing with a friend of his while a man was walking around and using LA Fitness equipment barefoot. This happened on June 19^th at 9:30 pm on a Friday.
Thank you,
Ashley C.

Decent place to work out overall, but, extremely crowded during peak times. It’s only been open a few months, but there are areas that are dirtier than they should be, and things are already breaking. The maintenance issues may improve over time, and it isn’t a terrible place to exercise.

Smaller than other locations, only one water fountain, no lockers for keys, very crowded during the evening. All the cardio machines have tvs.
I wouldn’t be surprised if this location goes downhill quickly as there was already random trash and dirt throughout the gym.
BTW rereack your weights!

I came here on opening day to check out the services provided. I’ve been waiting to come here because it is extremely close to my house and will be very convenient for me to get back on track. Since it was the first day open, I wasn’t expecting too many people. There were about 50 – 75 other people exercising alerady so once the word gets out that it’s open, it’ll be busy. The facility is fairly large. They dedicated most of their space for weights and cardio equipment. There’s a pool immediately to the left as you enter and the kids zone to the right. The cardio area is on the right after you pass the reception area. There’s also 2 rooms on the right just beyond the cardio area for group fitness. One seems to set up for spin class. Free weights are straight back. There’s a basketball court with a volleyball net separating the two halves of the court to the back left. There’s a stretching area on the left before the court. Standard LA fitness locker room. For those that don’t know, there is a sauna located inside. Everything was clean, as expected for just opening. One thing I noticed is that there is only one set of water fountains located by the locker rooms and one in the pool area. I didn’t notice any vending machines or that juice area that they had advertised. If you didn’t bring your own drink, there could be a bottleneck in this area. Also, I was really hoping for racquetball courts at this location. (Pretty sure a rep told me that there would be one here.) If there was one, then the entrance is located very awkwardly and I some how missed it. Good place. Very convenient off the interstate. Hopefully all the locations won’t be as crowded with this one open.