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Bruce was great at setting a workout schedule around my personal goals and very good at listening

Damon was the first guy who ever taught me anything about fitness. When I met him I had a shoulder injury that I had not recovered from, multiple back injuries due to my time in service, and no experience in weightlifting or exercise. My body had been compensating for years due to bad posture, and the previous injury. He took the time to teach me proper form, how to program my exercises, and strengthen my muscular weaknesses and imbalances. Today I have more mobility, less pain, a greater range of motion, and a healthier life than I did before I met him! He truly is a great personal traner! That was all the way back in 2012. Damon is still a part of my life today. He inspired me to become a personal trainer myself! His passion for exercise, fitness, and people's general wellbeing rubbed off on me. I only hope one day I could be as good of a trainer as him PSA! If you decide to go with Damon just understand you are pretty much signing up for a life long friend, someone who would do anything for anyone. He is probably the most Genuine, Kind Hearted, and Compassionate person I know.

Jill truly loves what she does. She is great at connecting with people and makes you feel super comfortable when you're around her. I got to witness my mom go through a wonderful transformation since she has been working out with Jill. My mom has more strength in her body then she has had in years. She tells me how great she feels all the time and how much she enjoys working out and doing weight training with Jill. If you are looking for a trainer who focuses on women's fitness in Oklahoma I would highly recommend Jill Jordan Fitness.

Jon and I have been training partners for the past couple of years, and have built a brotherhood relationship with him. I’ve personally seen him with clients countless times.. men, women, young and old. He’s engaging, personable and wants nothing but the best for his clients. He connects with them, and knows how to get the best out of all. There isn’t another person I’d rather train with. He’s intelligent and meticulous with his training style, and gives 110% effort every session. I can’t recommend Jon’s services enough. You won’t be disappointed!!

An experience you won’t get anywhere else. The moment you walk through those doors it is home. The most incredible people journeying along side you and surrounding you with love, support, encouragement and FUN! Fitcamp180 has my heart forever :)

One of the best places to get in shape. If you want an instructor that will push you, look no further.

Hands down the best gym of any kind I’ve ever been a member of. Great staff. Great workouts. Fun atmosphere.

Best gym in the OKC Metro! Great class line-up, friendly staff, clean environment, always fresh towels, and great equipment. Can't say enough great things about this place!

Senior Fitness Class meeting MWF 10am at 15220 N Western, Our instructor, Diana Thun very qualified, works with class individually and collectively. the 45 min.session addresses cardio, balance and all areas Seniors are most concerned about. Cost is $35 month. One visit free to help you determine if this class will be a benefit to you! Has help me a lot!

One of the best personal trainer at Oklahoma gym. I love the attitude of the guy while training

Pros:-Open 24 hours, which is super convenient. I like to work out at night, and I'm usually the only one there.-They've recently expanded into a second space, with bench/squat rigs, a larger rig with bars that you can hang rings from and do pull-ups on, and weight platforms. I don't do much olympic lifting anymore, but I appreciate having space for free weight and bodyweight movements.Cons(?):-The previously mentioned rigs are not bolted down, and the smallest one could easily fall over with rigorous use.-The large rig is nice, but it's oversaturated with bars -- everywhere there could be a bar bolted to this thing, there's a bar. This means that it's impossible to do pull-ups without banging your head, except at the ends. And even those have higher bars above them which are difficult to reach but again easy to bang your head on, so it's quite difficult to practice things like muscle-ups, which require you to get up and over a bar.-Some of the recent equipment acquisitions are questionable. There's a new giant treadmill in the back that you can strap yourself into that seems like it's for sprinting, which seems unnecessary. There are a couple of machines that look like they're out of the 70's: one with hydraulics that you lay on and pump your legs, I guess, and another that's just a fancy way to do weighted knee lifts. I'd hope that these were donated, but if they weren't, I'd rather see my dues go towards something like air-conditioning the back room.-There is a central radio that is kept on all night, and is usually pretty loud. The station varies, but is usually not what I want to listen to when I'm working out, and often can be heard even when I use headphones.-This last one is a matter of opinion, and I mean no disrespect if you happen to disagree with me. At least half of the televisions in the treadmill room are always tuned to conservative news. This, coupled with the recent acquisition and display of a Gadsden flag, might not be your cup of tea. There's also a recent notice on the door that concealed carry is legal and allowed here. If it's legal, I don't know why we need a notice to tell us that. I'm also not sure how people would carry a weapon while they're working out, or if that would even be safe, especially considering the number of children around during the day.