Fitworks - Beavercreek

I have quit this company on two occasions and gone back to find the exact same treadmills having problems,,,they won't fix what doesn't work and the treadmill issues, they say, is that they are all on one power strip and too much strain or it shorts it. That is what I have been told on two occasions. I say if the fix is that easy, then fix the problem! Also, with 6 treadmills side by side, all with TV's or TV hookups, why is it that either the TV has been removed for repair, the TV does not work, or the treadmill does not work. The only one that has a consistently working tv and treadmill is the one by the window, which is used the least because the sun hits it and who need the sun's heat when they are working out? The two on the opposite end are hit and miss as far as the treadmill AND TV working, and the other 3 are mostly MISS...usually no TV on at least 2 of them. When any treadmills go down in the movie room, they get a sign, for who knows how long. The same goes for the bicycles. At least in that room, they get a sign. I got tired of nothing working and didn't go for 3 months and returned and THE SAME TREADMILLS STILL WERE NOT WORKING. Go to Planet Fitness for the same price. Or join your local Y. I am sick of this place and won't EVER go back!

FitWorks has been in the Dayton area for a long time and appear to be dedicated to providing a good clean facility and well maintained equipment. That's one reason I came back. Overall, they're a good choice for fitness and provide Years ago I left FitWorks for another fitness club, one because we moved, but primarily for price reasons. But, I came back when FitWorks starting get more cost competitive and not requiring a yearly contract. Since I plan on staying for a while I did sign up for 1 year (actually paid in advance - not a contract with a penalty) which gave me 3 months free (15 month total). Like most all fitness centers they do have a yearly fee (around $10 or $20 - can't remember) for equipment maintenance. Watch for specials. They occasionally offer zero enrollment fee - which is normally $49. There is always a fair number of people there, but plenty of equipment to use with little or no wait time. One thing I like about FitWorks that caused me to leave other fitness centers is the volume at which they play music. I can actually hear my music in my earbuds without it being drowned out by what they play over the ceiling speakers. I like keeping my hearing in good shape, too.