Walters Gwen

Life Time has everything you could want in a gym (the best equipment, pool, saunas, hot tub, climbing wall, basketball, pickleball, crossfit style lifting, classes). The main upside is that it has everything. The main downside is that any gym that has everything has to be really big. If you like a more personal feel, you might like a different gym or get involved in one of Life Time's premier programs like Alpha (very pricy). They are starting to advertise it as a luxury country club and it is very bougy. While I like how nice the facilities are, things like paid close up premier parking spaces (really, at a gym?) and paid premium lockers give it an uppity and snooty feel that I could do without. Overall great for a large gym though.

Excellent environment and facilities to motivate one self to keep going back. My first trainer at Lifetime did not have good communication skills and he did not watch me to make sure I exercised correctly. And he looked at his phone during training. Very disappointing. However, I know have an excellent trainer who communicates well and is so careful making sure all my joints are protected during work outs. His knowledge is shared with me and he is 100 % devoted to his clients.