This is the place for LA Fitness West Oak reviews, so if that’s what you’ve been hunting for then you’re in the right spot. You can get a brief overview of what the club has to offer as well as read what current and past members are saying gym at the bottom of the this page. If you’re not looking for info on the West Oak club but are trying to get the inside scoop on one of the other LA Fitness TX gyms in the area, then you may want to visit the main LA Fitness Houston page.
The West Oak club is one of nearly twenty Houston LA Fitness locations. It’s built in the traditional big-box fashion that LA Fitness is known for. The gym follows the stand-alone pattern that the company has been using to successfully build world-class super-gyms all across the country. Inside you’ll find a host of fitness-focues activity options that allow for both an intense training experience as well as a varied experience that keeps you coming back for more.
Members who like to focus their workout routines around cardio training will love the cardiovascular training center that is considered by many to be the heart of the LA Fitness West Oak gym. Choose from state-of-the-art treadmills and elliptical machines that can wirelessly interact with your heart rate monitor to provide second-by-second feedback on how intense your workout is flowing. Burning calories and increasing heart/lung capacity and efficiencies is what this area of the gym is all about.
You will also find a dedicated strength-training zone at the West Oak LA Fitness gym. A lot of gyms will focus on giving you access to selectable-weight strength training machines that are designed to isolate specific muscle groups for training. LA Fitness give you the option to tackle the task of building lean muscle either by using these types of machines in a circuit or you can utilized the gym’s extensive free weight area. Either way, old-school or new, you’ll be able to accomplish your goals of increasing musculature biogenesis and size if you show up consistently and put in the work.
Basketball, racquetball, swimming can all be found at this gym as well and keep things varied for members so that things doing become too routine. Premium amenities such as a spa, cedar-lined sauna, and plush locker rooms add to the super-gym feel of the West Oak LA Fitness center. An engaging Child Watch center means that kids are kept safe and active while you work out and the club offers a juice bar as well.
Reviews of LA Fitness West Oak in Houston TX can be found below. Most are written by members but some of the reviews come from people who stopped in for a tour or a free one-day pass but didn’t choose to sign up for one reason or another. Whichever the case, reading these reviews can give you a clear idea of what you can expect if you do decided to sign on the dotted line and make this your fitness haven for next few years.
Having been a member of LA Fitness for several years and then moving out of the area, the thing I will remember is what a bunch of garbage they put you through when you try to cancel your membership. It is an o.k. gym, but suggest you look for something with local policies rather than a national corporation.
Great gym, Great fitness club and it’s bigger than I thought. It’s really clean and has lots of equipment so I can actually have a workout instead of wasting time waiting for each piece I want to use. I love all the classes especially spinning, & core. I lost all my baby weight with their cardio and core program, it was so easy and the staff were really helpful and motivating. I would recommend this gym to anyone looking to get started on a fitness program, they make it really easy for beginners like me!
I’ve been trying to get my abs in shape for a long time, and I’m happy to say that progress is coming along very well thanks to my personal trainer. The personal training staff at other gyms near me were nowhere near as professional as you’ll find here. Sadly the other location is much more convenient for me! Well well, what can I do anyway? Distance-wide this location is not bad so I will just have to live with it.
The classes definitely hit capacity and I’m always thankful I get there early to get a prime spot. The instructor is motivating if a bit overly cheerful but she lead the class easily through an hour of moderate weight lifting. I’m I like her attitude and moxy to be honest. I also love kickboxing and Zumba.
The classes that are here seem really intense. I guess they’re probably fun but a lot of them clash with my schedule and I’ve not been able to try many. I wish they would have them at 4:30 on alternate days.
One thing that really is a disappointment is the fact that people leave here frequently. Not just the front desk people either. Personal trainers. That’s gotta suck for the members who get pushed to a different trainer a few weeks after they begin their sessions. Based on what I’ve seen as a member of other gyms near me, I think that this might be typical in the health club industry. I’m sure we can all find something to complain about, right? That doesn’t mean that this gym isn’t a great place to work out – because it is.
Early in the morning is when I work out. Always have. That means that my experience here is pretty much limited and I can’t speak about what goes on when things get busy. Now that I think about it, there are a lot of people that go here, but I wouldn’t say that the place is swelled to bursting. It seems like the gym is big enough to accommodate everyone. It might just be me, but I really don’t see a lot of people failing to clean up after themselves, acting in a rude manner to the staff or other members, or being a general pain in the ass. This was the case over at my last gym and I’m glad that not all gyms are like that. I’m always grateful if I do happen to come in late in the day and find the locker rooms clean. This area tends to slack when things get busy but that’s not a big issue here. There actually seems to be a small army of people going around and keeping this place clean. I can’t imagine enjoying a job as a cleaning person, but the people here seem to really be cheerful as they go about their daily tasks.
People will say that because of how much I like LA Fitness West Oak I must be some type of super-optimist or something. I’m really not. I’m pretty sure that there are some things about this place that have ticked me off in the past and I just can’t think of them right now. That, in and of itself, is a good sign that this gym has its shit together. I’m not going to say much more on that. I’m sure you know what you need to do, now just go out and do it..
I could not find the Highland Village location, but it is actually a POOR COMPANY!!!!!!!!!!!! My wife purchased 1 year of 8 one-half hour personal training sessions on a 1 year contract. At the rate of $320/ mo. THAT IS $80 PER HOUR!!!!!!!!! Little of which actually goes to the trainers. I went through 4 PTs in 3 months! The first one was concientious, but left for another gym. The second one just made stuff up as he went along, the third was pretty good, but could not talk to his supervisor and left, the next one just did not show upup for my second session. I finally gave up on PTs. When my year was over, THEY CONTINUED TO DEBIT MY CREDIT CARD!!!!!! They said I knew about it. BS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! DO NOT GO TO ANY la fitness!!!!!!