Station 24 Fitness Valle Real - 45019 Zapopan

It is a good gym but it is very expensive for what it offers, the machinery is old and poorly treated, it does not have much variety of equipment and it lacks many accessories such as ropes, dumbbells and grips, private classes, whether they are crossfitt or box, etc. are not I tried them quite normal and none of them seemed to be a challenge, nor did I learn anything new, however it is a good gym, it just needs attention.

I attended a "test" day to experience how this gym was. My visit time was from 6am to 7am on a Wednesday, a time when according to Google the place is "not too busy". To start, the very friendly receptionist attended me and registered me. After registering, he left me to my own devices (I thought he was going to ask me about my routine or something. I've been to more "cheap" gyms where they make sure you're not going to hurt yourself due to inexperience). Since I already have my routine, I set out to do Arm/Shoulder. For that you have to go up to the upper area where you have the dumbbells and bars. I was surprised at first how many people there were. Once upstairs, the inconvenience began: there were so many people in such a small space that it was difficult to find a place to exercise. There were no dumbbells at the stations, they were all watered (for the start of the day, it was quite messy). I was able to rack up a couple of dumbbells more or less for my weight and I was ready to make it part of my routine. Then I wanted to do a Z bar sitting down. They only have one bench, which people sometimes use as a backrest chair for triceps extensions (because there's sooo no other chair for that). Also, the weight plates were all mixed up and I just couldn't find the ones I needed. Other gyms have a "station" where all the records are kept. Here they are spread out on the floor. Having half finished my arm routine (I couldn't do triceps cups because all the dumbbells in my weight were constantly occupied), I headed downstairs to try the chest/back machines. There I realized that there are few devices for this group of muscles (I counted 5). They are very new, yes, and I was able to use one that was not occupied. I also tried to do some more triceps in the "central station". I was surprised that they don't have rope for triceps extensions. All gyms have it. In short, I found it quite messy. The fact that they divide the force area into 2 takes up a lot of space, especially since the "crossfit" area, which is inaccessible, takes up a lot of space. There are few appliances in general (including benches), the same and for the space. For the amount of people there were. I don't want to imagine the experience in one of the times that Google indicates as the busiest with three times as many people. For the administration I would suggest that you set up well stations to order discs, weights and others. And push people to order them (and maybe hire an intern or someone low-cost who's constantly putting the weights in your place). I also think that if they left both rooms upstairs for crossfit and other courses, the space downstairs would be better used 100% for weight and cardio. Or move the cardio up

Disgusting place! Don't fool people with photos of your facility when it opens. The members who are enrolled in that gym deserve a good service, in accordance that each member must support in keeping it clean, there are enough times that I have seen the facilities dirty there is no soap, nor sanitas, they do nothing to solve it, if you comment at reception they are offended. A service is paid for, it is not given away. Health will be interested in this topic.