Mixed review.. although the gym is very clean and has some friendly staff, they’re are certain things not adding up. On my very first day of signing up, I was hardly greeted by the short, stocky girl at the front desk. I thought she was just having a bad day but the following days of coming in, said otherwise. She was extremely vague with the signing up process and I felt like a nuisance whenever I had a question. I’ve worked in gyms before and one rule that applies to all gym is that the front desk should be very warm and welcoming especially to new members and guests. I was actually shocked by how clean this gym is, which is a big plus. I also appreciate the fact that you guys are practicing “Social Fitnessing”.. BUT... I also feel that it is very counter active and more inconvenient than anything. There’s a lot of equipment closed off in order to practice “social fitness“, which ends up leaving members having to pile up in corners of the gym especially in the dumbbell area. This means that there is less equipment to use and a very long wait time to use certain things since everyone is limited in what they can use. You also need to sign up for hooks although, there will be one or two people using that side of the gym. There’s no reason to really “social fitness” if everyone is working out next to each other touching the same equipment like dumbbells for one example. If the gym fills up with a certain amount of people, you have wait and stand outside in the blazing heat and sun. Nothing wrong with that but maybe have a better system to keep you members comfortable. The limitation on equipment and wait times is just straight up inconvenient and counter active. I’ve never written one of these but I also have never experienced anything like this at any other gym before.