Anytime Fitness

This gym is great. It is plenty big enough and has everything you will need to get in a good workout. It is also usually never crowded no matter what time you go in. I’m 26 years old and have been working out all my life so this gym helps me maintain my fitness.

I really liked the location of this gym. It’s in a nice looking town center that seems to have a lot of activity going on in it. I would feel safe working out here at night. Based on the other reviews I was expecting this place to be microscopic, but that was not the case at all. This is a decent sized Anytime Fitness that is nowhere near the smallest sized one I have been to. The front of the gym has a collection of the standard machines that you see at almost every location. In the middle is the cardio equipment. I did find it odd that for a gym of this size there are only four treadmills. If you wanted to use one during prime time that could definitely be a problem. There’s another room in the back that houses the free weights. There is a squat rack, a smith machine, and a benching station. There is a station for doing seated barbell shoulder presses, which is rare at Anytime Fitness locations. The dumbbells go up to 120 pounds instead of the standard 100 pounds. The fixed weight barbells go up to 110 pounds.
There is a small room that can be used for classes. I was going to comment that it was nice that there were 3 to 4 spinning cycles in there, until I read the sign that was attached to each of them. The signs stated that the cycles were the personal property of one of the trainers and that they should not be used. Honestly this rubbed me the wrong way. We’ve all seen signs saying that you shouldn’t use equipment that is broken. But to have fully functioning equipment in the gym that I’m not allowed to use? I’ve never seen that in any of the 20+ locations that I’ve visited. If I’m paying my monthly dues I should have full access to all of the equipment in the gym period. The locations I’ve been to in Riverview have lots of cycles available for everyone to use.
I did see several machines that had cracks and splits in the padding on them. The good news is that there are signs throughout the gym stating that a renovation is about to happen (that will not close the gym). Hopefully they will take care of that during the renovation.

If you like tiny gyms then by all means this is for you.
When about 15 or so people are there it’s completely over crowded to the point where you can not get a good workout in.

This gym is not bad for the beginner to intermediate gym-​goer. It’s a decent size and very clean. The staff is very friendly and the fact that it is open to members 24 hours a day is nice. It does have a limited number of cardio machines and also only 1 set of each of the free weights which could be a pain during busy times. They have only 1 kettlebell and do not have a couple of basic equipment needs like a decline bench or a regular chest/​bench press but they do offer a couple of spin classes/​week. So, if you like small gyms, this is a pretty good one.