I’ve been going to 24/7 Get Fit in Foothills for about 8 months and have been working with the trainer, Diamond Rivera. I was about 1 year postpartum in May of 2025 when I decided it was time to get back into the gym. Little did I know that lower back pain would prevent me from doing basic exercises including holding a plank (10 seconds max). I met Diamond for orientation and gave her the grocery list of things I wanted. 1. No more lower bank pain. 2. Be as strong as I can possibly be. 3. Quick on my feet (if you have a toddler, you know what I mean) 4. Maybe start to feel like myself again, maybe.
Gym is decent given the gyms around the area, my low rating is due to the cleanliness of the restrooms and the daycare being a lawsuit waiting to happen. Restrooms are minimally cleaned, definitely not a thorough cleaning has been done in months, I’ve seen the same stain in the stall wall for months. Daycare is a good idea however the staff working there aside from 1 or 2 females are lazy. I’ve seen 15-20 kids watched by 2 staff and they have older kids running wild screaming while infants are playing on the floor in the same area.
I will update my review given the response and after seeing a way cleaner restroom given my review. Daycare is still... read full review
May 2024
The gym itself is awesome. Lots of construction which of course will benefit in the end. The problem with the gym, and I would give this place one star if it wasn’t a complete fault of the gym is the use of cell phones. EVERY time I go to the gym, I witness people sitting on machines on their damn cellphones. They sit there for up to a half hour without so much as peddling or lifting a dang finger. Not saying ban cell phones in the place, but you have to put a rule in place to not have active cellphone use on the equipment except emergency or listening to music. I pay to use the equipment and am being denied due to slacker surfing phone users.
I’ve been going to 24/7 Get Fit in Foothills for about 8 months and have been working with the trainer, Diamond Rivera.
I was about 1 year postpartum in May of 2025 when I decided it was time to get back into the gym. Little did I know that lower back pain would prevent me from doing basic exercises including holding a plank (10 seconds max).
I met Diamond for orientation and gave her the grocery list of things I wanted.
1. No more lower bank pain.
2. Be as strong as I can possibly be.
3. Quick on my feet (if you have a toddler, you know what I mean)
4. Maybe start to feel like myself again, maybe.
Welp,... read full review
Gym is decent given the gyms around the area, my low rating is due to the cleanliness of the restrooms and the daycare being a lawsuit waiting to happen. Restrooms are minimally cleaned, definitely not a thorough cleaning has been done in months, I’ve seen the same stain in the stall wall for months. Daycare is a good idea however the staff working there aside from 1 or 2 females are lazy. I’ve seen 15-20 kids watched by 2 staff and they have older kids running wild screaming while infants are playing on the floor in the same area.
I will update my review given the response and after seeing a way cleaner restroom given my review. Daycare is still... read full review
The gym itself is awesome. Lots of construction which of course will benefit in the end. The problem with the gym, and I would give this place one star if it wasn’t a complete fault of the gym is the use of cell phones. EVERY time I go to the gym, I witness people sitting on machines on their damn cellphones. They sit there for up to a half hour without so much as peddling or lifting a dang finger. Not saying ban cell phones in the place, but you have to put a rule in place to not have active cellphone use on the equipment except emergency or listening to music. I pay to use the equipment and am being denied due to slacker surfing phone users.