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7AM - 7PM
4401 16th St, Moline
Gyms
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
3820 27th St, Moline
Gyms
“This is the place and these are the people to give you the transformative opportunity only if you're willing. Willingness take place on the inside before it's seen,heard,and felt on the outside.”
Open 24 hours
4200 24th Ave, Moline
Gyms
“I joined this gym before it was purchased by Top Shape, I initially joined because the $10 military rate couldn't be beat. My monthly charge is now $25 which I'm less than excited about. I don't really use the amenities like aerobic classes and tanning machines so I don't really get the full value of my money. There's no sauna, pool, track, or court. But there a lot of cardio machines and sufficient weights.”
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“The Planet Fitness in Moline is a nice facility to come and exercise. The Manager and her staff work really hard to ensure a clean facility, with machines in good working condition. They are very helpful, and attentive to the facility.
I will share that I did witness a concerning situation awhile back, on a Saturday night, around the time the gym was closing. There was a male employee working at the time, who spoke with some type of accent. A woman with a disability was in the restroom. The male employee was a bit harsh in his tone with guests to get everyone out of the building due to it being closing time. The woman with the disability, finishing in the restroom, requested to another female guest to please alert this male staff member she wound be coming out soon. Unfortunately, the male staff member was very rude to the woman alerting him of the woman with the disability who was still in the restroom. This male staff member was very unhappy learning the woman with the disability was still in the restroom, and blurted out a disdainful remark to the woman who was alerting him saying, “We don’t need people like that in here”. This male staff member’s remark was very inappropriate, and very concerning toward the disability community.”