Do not sign a contract with this gym, no matter what you do unless you move or have a Doctors letter you can not get out of the contract not even by paying a cancellation fee.

I fell like I am working out in a prison this gym is so nasty you nearly fall on your face with all the overlapping mats on the ground. Once you sign a contract you are screwed, DO NOT JOIN THIS GYM DO NOT SIGN A CONTRACT,GO SOMEWHERE ELSE THAT IS CLEANER AND CHEAPER IT IS NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY OR TIME. TRUST ME


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1. Written by Former Snap Fitness Employee -, on 01-03-2010 21:20

Go to Bluemaumau and look up "Anytime Fitness or Snap Fitness" and read what is happening to the 24 hour clubs in regards to staffing, tanning and CPR/AED requirements. I guarantee it will put a smile on your face! :grin

2. Written by charles, on 24-02-2010 19:04

this is my first time with any fitness club, an i highly recommend it to all my friends, but please do the read the whole contract. before signing any agreement

3. Written by gee, on 23-02-2010 16:30

I am glad I found this web site concerning ATF! The ATF where I belong is clean with new machines which I have no complaints about, Its the owner not being honest. I will follow the cancellation process to the tee with certified mail so they do not screw me. I will not recommend to anyone and I will never comeback again!

4. Written by George, on 16-02-2010 21:01

I have been a memeber of snap fitness now for 2 yrs come March with not a single problem. I live closer to the Anytime Fitness now and they think there gym is the greatest thing since time was invented. They want 24 month contract just to get 30 bucks a month... 3 month deal is 46 bucks! Crazy! I can go to a full facility for that price. 

 

I also don't think there is anything better about anytime fitness besides the free weight benches, but if that is all I am lacking I will buy one for home at the price difference between snap and anytime.  

 

BTW Snap $30 to $40 a month and no CONTRACT! Might even find it cheaper sometimes and we have 120 and 140lb dumbbells at my Snap.  

 

Thank You

5. Written by ao, on 21-12-2009 12:21

We have a brand new facility in our small town in SE GA and I have been observing their set up for about two months now. I am not liking the "fish bowl" effects of the gymn as I drive by it. Anyone in the gym can be seen from  

the parking lot, from the treadmills in the front to the weight and bench machines in the back. I like a little more privacy than that and I am glad I didn't sign up.

6. Written by ao, on 21-12-2009 12:17

Sorry guys. I have to agree with the fact we must as consumers read the fine print and know up front what we are getting into. We get caught up in the emotions of the moment and and just sign on the dotted line. But beware, such foolishness comes with great cost.

7. Written by TH, on 27-10-2009 17:55

Whatever! Then we [members] try to go work out only to find every station taken up. Takes 2 hours to do a workout that normally takes 45 mins. I go to release stress and tension, not experience it!!

8. Written by jane, on 21-10-2009 22:55

I understand the policy.However it is a service we have purchased.If we no longer wish to use these services it is unethical to expect someone to continue to pay.A one time early cancellation fee is completely understandable.But this industry remains reliant on the reality that the majority of the clients pay but dont play.If every member showed up tomorrow at 6pm we would be turned away,would they then be held accountable for their inability to provide said services? refunds anyone?dont hold your breath.

9. Written by Fit, on 15-09-2009 16:19

Taken right from the contract: 

 

Cancellation Policies: (3) If you die or become totally and permanently disabled, you or your estate may cancel this contract by providing a written requiest and cerifiable proof of disability or death. For permanent disability, your doctor must provide certification of the disability and state that you are unable to use any of the Anytime Fitness Facilities. Any pre-paid dues remaining will be returned but no cancellation fee will be charged......"

10. Written by evets, on 09-08-2009 19:09

I can no longer workout due to disabality-what type of proof d o I nee to mail to Antime Fitness?

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