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24 Hour Fitness
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2121 N 550 WProvo, UT 84604
(801) 224-2096
1 free Pass
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- Hours:
Mon 4 am - 12 am
Tue-Sat 12 am - 12 am
- Good for Kids:
- No
4 reviews for 24 Hour Fitness
4 reviews in English
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Review from Christian W.
Provo, UT
11/7/2010
Let me start by stating that 24 Hour Fitness is a gym that understands ONE concept...customer satisfaction. Let me give you a few reasons why I know this:
1. NO contract (this is a winner)
2. Pretty dang sweet facilities...not to mention they are always clean.
3. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
4. All the classes you could possibly want to take...without having to pay a premium.
5. Kids Club (for all those mothers that love to go to the gym)
6. Did I mention...NO CONTRACTS? (Yes.)
It's a great gym! I mean, it's not perfect...hence the reason I only gave it four stars...but overall it is a great gym to be a member of. Oh, and it is a gym that provides an environment that is comfortable for everyone (family, heavy gym goers, "not so often" gym goers, skinny, chunky...you get the picture).
Check it out! The best times to go are in the early morning (6-8 am) or from 11 am - 3 pm....it's empty! :D If you like the evenings, make sure you avoid going between 5-7 because it's pretty full...everyone just got out of work, school, etc. Enjoy! -
Review from Evrhet M.
Orem, UT
Now don't get me wrong. The 24 is a lot better than the Gold's Gym up the street, but this place still has its problems for a 24.
I might be a little biased because I am comparing this to a 24 in California, but my experience has been better in California gyms even when they are the smaller gyms.
My biggest complaint is the unhelpful front door staff. They might as well have no staff at all. These high school kids are usually sitting there reading a book or more often flirting with some other high school kids instead of doing their job. I think I have scanned my own card all, but two times that I have been there.
It really does make a difference when you go to a gym and they check your card and greet you by name. The Provo gym could use all it can get because this place is usually crowded, and feels like its in disrepair at times.
The gym does have a nice selection of equipment though for being a Sport and not a Super or Pro. Which means you do get a lot more gym for the price you pay.
My biggest problem would probably be the untrained staff (especially after 6pm), but this gym is still way better than any other gym in the area. -
Review from Gilbert B.
Thousand Oaks, CA
7/3/2011
This gym is great. It is beautiful, well-maintained, and the pool is great. It's salt water, which is better for you than chlorine. The hours are great.
No contract! No sales commissions. Just a gym.
I recently started training with Haydn. He's great. I got sort of nervous at first because he was a former MMA trainer, but he's such a kind person who is very careful when he pushes and how hard. He'll take you as hard as you need to go, but understands when to lighten up. He's also very aware of how much these sessions cost so he is very careful to help you get your money's worth.
I also trained with Melinda Perez who was also fantastic.
Also, I moved to California where I found the 24 hour fitness gyms to be in much worse shape than this on in Utah. -
Review from Erin Q.
La Mesa, CA
4/8/2008
So I finally gave in and bought a gym membership. From what I've heard from others, I didn't want to take my chances with Gold's. While I've only visited a few times, it seems pretty nice, complete with lap pool, yoga, spinning, and headphone adapters so that I could watch Overboard last night while on the treadmill. Any place that takes my mind off the workout gets an A in my book. I like the fact that the people who come in here are all over the spectrum - you've got your typical jocks, college students, career people, overweight people, crazy ladies who you can tell work out and tan FAR too much, and the old ladies who stay in shape and get up every morning at 5:30. Only the old ladies really make me feel like a lazy lard, so I figure I should go as often as I can seeing as how I'm giving this corporation 29 of my hard-earned dollars a month. There are tons of machines there, and if you go in the morning before 7:00 it's way less crowded. Oh! Another plus - all of the machines face a line of windows that look out to Mt. Timp - pretty sweet view...
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Specialties
At 24 Hour Fitness we believe in changing lives through fitness. And we've spent the past 25 years doing so for millions of people across the nation. Our 400 clubs feature amenities to suit every fitness level--from swimming pools, spas and basketball courts at our Ultra Sport clubs, to state-of-the-art equipment, great workout spaces, and friendly staff at every club. We offer a range of dynamic group exercise classes, including dancing, kickboxing, aqua, group cycling & more. And our 5000 Personal Trainers are the largest group of certified trainers in the business--all trained to our own high standards and ready to help you achieve your goals faster. Plus, for the busy parents amongst us, we have Kids' Club, a dedicated area for your children to play safely, while Mom and Dad workout. So whether you plan to lose weight, tone-up, or train for a big event, we have the staff, facilities, and a whole lot of motivation to help you get there. Stop by a club or visit us online today!
