Anytime Fitness

Brandon Meek

I attempted to sign up for a membership. The staffing hours said 9am-7pm I arrived at 9am and headed towards the guest entrance I knocked multiple times and rang the door bell multiple times, I then went to my vehicle to try to call the phone number listed multiple times, I then waited until 9:30am because I thought to myself "why would anyone be open when they said would be" foolish thinking on my part, I then attempted to call again and try to guest entrance again for service or to speak to someone about signing up, if you are not open at 9am, do not put 9am on your operating hours or hire different employees who will match the required time and or 30 minutes later.

L.A. Burstein

This gym is a genuine coaching club with owners and staff who care so hard about their members’ successes <3 Bonus- you can’t beat the beautiful lake view!

Donna Hoblit

#1 gym! Friendly knowledgeable staff, clean, well equipped. My trainer, Ken Bennet, is fantastic. You won’t regret being a member and working out here.

William Ortega

Returning home to anytime Fitness at Whittier has been great. If you are looking into boosting your New Years resolution at a great, staff friendly, and clean gym look no further. Laura and Tom (Managers and owners) run an amazing gym and still address most of the members by their first names. The staff which includes Coleen and Alicia are super friendly and extremely helpful. Anytime Fitness offers really good group classes and Ken is a great trainer who is willing to walk you thru various exercises regardless of your workout level. One of the most impressive things about this gym is the fact that is beyond meticulously cleaned and sanitized. Even prior to Covid the cleanliness at the gym was impeccable and it almost appears that management and staff have taken it up a notch. I know this review could be too good to be true, so I challenge you to try the gyms free and no obligation 7 day free trial period. The offer period is a great way to get to know the gym, it's personnel and gauge if it's going to work for you. What do you really have to loose?