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March 2025 by Victor T Mendiola
BEWARE! The only gym that requires an ID for a tour like if you steal something. Just another way of scamming.
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March 2025 by Jean Angelicchio
I can only speak to the tennis program, but it is top notch. Dan Myers heads up the programming and he is not only a GREAT coach, but ensures a variety of tennis programs are available to the community. Members and Non-members can participate in the tennis programs/lessons.
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March 2025 by Tiara Wilkins
I wouldn’t deem this place safe for women until Colin gets fired. He snatched a phone from a woman in the gym today and almost cause her injury by abruptly stopping her treadmill.
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March 2025 by Shomary Rodriguez
Smh snatching a phone from a woman and tuning her machine off WHILE she is working out is outrageous! She could’ve literally gotten hurt and then what??!! No one has the right to step up to someone else like that. Shameful! 1 star isn’t low enough!
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March 2025 by Ashley Impalli
Review of Worldgate Athletic Club – Trainer Colin
⭐️ (1/5 stars)
I feel compelled to write this review after my disappointing experience at Worldgate Athletic Club, primarily due to the aggressive demeanor of Colin, one of the directors and trainers there. While the gym itself is well-maintained and offers a variety of equipment, my interactions with Colin have overshadowed any positive aspects of the facility.
From the moment I started training with Colin, it became clear that his approach to fitness is more about intimidation than inspiration. His aggressive style is off-putting and, frankly, unpleasant. Instead of being encouraged to push my limits, I found myself constantly on edge, dreading each session. Colin often raised his voice, making comments that felt more like personal attacks than constructive criticism. This kind of environment is not conducive to growth and made me question my decision to join the gym.
Moreover, Colin has a troubling tendency to overstep boundaries. There were multiple instances where he invaded my personal space, offering unsolicited physical adjustments that left me feeling uncomfortable and vulnerable. While some trainers may need to provide hands-on guidance, Colin's approach felt invasive and disrespectful. It’s disheartening to feel like I have to be on guard during my workouts instead of focusing on my fitness goals.
His behavior also seemed to extend to other members of the gym. I witnessed him belittling individuals who were struggling, creating a toxic atmosphere that discouraged rather than motivated. Fitness should be a safe and supportive journey, but Colin’s aggressive management style made it anything but that.
In summary, my experience with Colin at Worldgate Athletic Club has been overwhelmingly negative. I believe that a gym should foster a positive environment for all its members, and unfortunately, Colin's presence has had the opposite effect. I cannot recommend training with him and urge the management to reconsider how he interacts with members. If you’re looking for a supportive and encouraging workout environment, you might want to look elsewhere.
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March 2025 by Nina G
I am simply writing this because this was such a horrible experience! I WOULD NEVER RECOMMEND A WOMAN TO JOIN THIS GYM. I was using a treadmill when an employee, COLIN, approached me regarding phone use in the gym. I acknowledged the policy and explained that I was briefly checking with my husband, who had just landed in a combat zone for a military deployment, and we had not yet spoken.
Despite this, COLIN proceeded to physically take my phone from the treadmill stand and also turned off the treadmill while I was actively walking. This reckless action posed a serious safety risk, as I could have fallen, and was also a blatant invasion of my privacy.
Following the incident, I brought the matter to the attention of the manager and requested an apology from COLIN but Instead of showing any professionalism or remorse, he was unapologetic, insensitive to the situation, and acted in an unprofessional and rude manner.
This behavior is completely unacceptable. No member should be subjected to such treatment in what should be a safe and respectful environment.
PLEASE DO NOT GO TO A GYM WHERE THE EMPLOYEES TREAT THE CUSTOMER IN THIS MANNER!
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February 2025 by Norman Ferrel (King of the Norms)
This is my experience as a person who cares about tennis and accessibility of tennis courts, Jan 2025.
I signed up on their deal for $119 year round for two people mainly for the tennis courts. Even with a membership there is a $25/hr fee 9-4 pm then $34 from 4pm after. With a second tier membership for tennis where you pay $130 a month to get $10 off per hour for court reservations. All this while kind of annoying not too much of an issue. But let's say you and a buddy wanna go but your buddy doesn't have a membership well then they have to pay $15 just to come in and play for a maximum of 2 hours since that's all they allow you to reserve. So if you play 2 hours you'll pay the $25/$34 an hour fee then have to pay $15 for each person who isn't a member joining you.
With a regular membership you're allowed a 24 hr window to book so if it's today is Friday I can ONLY book for Saturday. Unless I pay them that $130 a month then I can book a Wednesday session on that Friday instead.
Me personally I couldn't stand for this and had to cancel because it's just kind of ridiculous. Everything else about them is subpar. Lockers require you buying your own lock unlike LifeTime. Some showers have shampoo conditioner and body wash and others just have body wash and conditioner. They have a weird robot distribution for towels but if you're done you have to leave the changing room to put it away there isn't a bin for used towels IN the changing room.
Just spend the extra money on LifeTime because at least they give you a crazy price but include everything not require you to pay for each extra thing you want like classes.
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February 2025 by C
Really disappointed with this gym the past couple months! It was so great when I started but the cleanliness and amenities have gone down hill. The steam room in the men’s room has been malfunctioning for over a month. I have asked the front desk if they are aware and the employee said they’ve had multiple complaints… no results. Still the steam room barely feels the temperature of a warm shower. The hot tub has brown scum on top so bad that other members have said that they completely avoid it. I know that it’s unreasonable to police every member that leaves behind their hair all over the sinks but something needs to be done about the overall cleanliness of the locker rooms (lockers dusty/dirty, sinks have hair clogging drain, and hair all over the sinks)
Please fix and we’ll be happy!
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January 2025 by Thant Aung
World Gate has been my main gym for at least 3 years now. It's not the cheapest gym I could go to but for all the facilities and options offered plus the proximity to me, I cannot find another. The membership price is reasonable considering all of the facilities. However, it's not reasonable if you don't use all the facilities! Sometimes, I feel like I'm paying for some stuff I'm never interested in using - like the racketball rooms, the spa, yoga classes, dance classes, etc. There's another gym that's like 2 minutes away from me and costs like 50% of World Gate but they don't have a sauna which is essential to me.
The facilities that I use regularly are the weight room, the sauna, and showers. I do like having the ability to swim sometimes if I want to. World Gate has a lot of options. I don't enjoy the price I'm paying but I also do not see another gym with all my non-essentials at a better price so I continue to go here. What's missing though is the actual cold plunges - not cryotherapy chairs. If they can manage that, I'd not be complaining about my membership price. I'd have everything I need.
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November 2024 by Alexandra M.
Worldgate Athletic Club offers a great variety of machines and classes, and I really appreciate how clean they keep the gym. There's always someone around making sure the space is spotless, which is a big plus. My only complaint is that I wish members were more mindful about putting back their weights, and some of the machines could use an update. Overall, I recommend this gym for anyone looking for a clean and well-maintained facility with plenty of workout options.
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October 2024 by C Williams
I’ve been a member at Worldgate Athletic Club for a while now, and I’ve got to give credit where it’s due—the club itself is fantastic. The equipment is solid (even if the Technogym machines feel a little light sometimes, they’ve held up), and the variety of classes and workout options are spot on. Plus, Rishi is the best personal trainer around. He’s laser-focused on helping you reach your goals and doesn’t waste any time. If you’re looking for results, he’s the guy to go to.
But let’s talk about the locker room—and specifically the behavior in there, which is on another level of bad. First off, people treat the space like their personal grooming station. I’ve seen guys trimming their beards, shaving their heads, and clipping their toenails at the sinks and on the benches. It’s not just gross—it’s straight-up disrespectful. They leave hair and toenail clippings all over the place like they think someone else is going to clean up after them. It’s disgusting, and it makes the locker room feel like a mess.
Then there’s the whole phone situation. Despite the big signs saying “No Phones,” people are constantly on FaceTime in the sauna and hot tub, acting like no one else is around. It’s awkward, intrusive, and completely out of line. And speaking of the sauna, some folks think it’s a good idea to hang their sweaty gym clothes in there to dry out. As if that wasn’t bad enough, it leaves the whole place smelling rank—like sweat, ass, and everything else you don’t want to deal with after a workout.
Worldgate is an amazing gym, no question. But the locker room behavior really needs to be addressed. If people could just respect the space and follow basic rules, it would make the whole experience so much better. Still, for everything else—from the equipment to the classes to Rishi’s killer training sessions—it’s worth it. Just be prepared to dodge some bad locker room habits.
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September 2024 by dharmanshu thesia
I visited this place today to inquire about membership and take a tour. The gentleman at the reception took my ID and gave it back to me in a few minutes and asked me to wait at the waiting area and someone would come assist me shortly. I waited for about 40 minutes LOOKING AT PEOPLE COMING AFTER ME GETTING A TOUR and then I asked another gentleman working there of how long it would take and turns out they hadn’t even scheduled me for a tour yet and then they took my ID and told me it would take another 20 minutes for someone to show me around.
This is something which I did not expect from a club like this. They have lost a potential customer right here.
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September 2024 by Peter Seip
They don’t list prices on the website.
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September 2024 by P J
First time spa visit. I waited over 30 minutes for the person I got booked with. They said she was stuck in traffic. It was 3pm. When she arrived, she was obviously flustered and continued to move around in a rushed and hurried manner. Literally slapped products on my body and was not gentle or peaceful. Meanwhile, I’m suffocating from the towel that she threw on my face. Was she hoping that I would faint or pass out and believe I imagined the terrible experience?
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August 2024 by Hdka
I have tried calling to find out the cost of a membership for a month and they are never available and I have tried to email to ask about the price but I never got a response .
