Vision Quest Sport and Fitness - Canyon Park

Pros:  The trainers are hard-working professionals who do a wonderful job.  The facility is older, but that is o.k.  
Cons:  Recently the franchise was purchased by the same company that owns LA Fitness.  After that purchase, some services were curtailed.  The excellent online portal for scheduling training appointments was turned off with no notice, and never replaced.  Trainers had to revert to inefficient scheduling processes.  The communication is lousy and club management seems to have evaporated with the new ownership.

Their equipment is all good, the people are fine, and the facility is clean.

I was a member at the Vision Quest in Mill Creek. The gym was clean and
the price was right. What amazed me was that the staff  is the worst at
returning the weights to where they belong, When the staff is training
someone or just working out they think that they own the place and are
the most important ones in the gym.They take over the equipment and
leave weights on the floor instead of returning them to the stack. I
noticed that it is the male staff that is disrespectful especially the
tall buff guy with black hair. I have since joined Golds Gym for the
reasons stated.

My kids had no complaints, no issues with them. They are well stocked with equipment and they got trainers available and they have everything you need. I would use them again.

I'd give the gym itself a B, but I would give the personal trainers an A.

They are located all over the place.  They are upfront, gave me what they said they give.  They are pretty affordable.  I see exactly what I am getting when I am there.  It is pretty clear.  The pricing depends on what I want.  I will continue to use this provider again in the future.

They have several locations, I go to Canyon Park and Edmonds.  It is a low monthly fee of $15 per month, which includes classes, and no contract.  I do 2 spin classes and Zumba.  I go to the Zumba class with Julie at Edmonds, she is an animal, is extremely intense, and is more like an aerobics class.  My shirt is literally wet from sweating and the class uses different cross fitness for different areas of the body.  I do spin on Tuesday, Zumba on Wednesday, and spin on Thursday.  I have lost a quarter inch off my hips and waist per week, with them, along with dieting.  Exercise is "what you get out of it is what you put into it."  They are cheap, there is no contract, and the exercise classes are free, and the gym passes my daughters microbiology majors cleanliness standards.  They wipe down everything.  I give them high ratings and will use them in the future.