EōS Fitness

"Employees have been so nice, facilities are usually clean, and equipment is usually working. Only on one occasion I arrived and they had some machines down but they were fixed within a week. The recovery room is usually the fullest place bc there are only 5 or 6 massage chairs. Great experience here at this gym, worth the membership."

"This gym is so far the best gym in years that I've been to. I live in Spring Hill and travel to EOS Hudson on weekends. Early morning around 130am. I'm really hoping that they will open another location near me. It's a long drive, but it's totally worth it as this gym is absolutely incredible. During the week, I go to Planet Fitness in the early mornings. It works but it's nothing like EOS. EOS has everything and more. Pool, sauna, tons of equipment, movie theater, the list goes on."

"I was recommended this gym by a friend, so I decided to set an appointment and check it out for myself. I had a great experience with a young lady named Kayla Scott. She took her time and explained everything to me in great detail. I think the gym was super cool and wasn’t too crowded. I loved how friendly, respectful and helpful she was during the tour. The recovery areas, equipment, and environment overall sold me. I got the black card and didn’t even have to think about it. Thanks to the staff and to Kayla."

"This is easily the best EoS in the Tampa area. I love the monthly strength competitions. It made going to the gym fun again after 19 years. This place definitely gets packed, but with the amount of equipment, it doesn't get too frustrating. As great as this place is, the fact that they don't have heavy bags is almost criminal. I know they're still getting in more equipment and working on putting together their outdoor area. I hope this gets resolved along with other key equipment they're missing, like the shrug machine."

"I signed up for the Black card membership last October during their one-day presale kick off with Samantha Brown.  I was charged $10.69 at the day of signing and will be charged 74.89 at the end of this month now that they have opened.  This includes the $21.40 a month charge with a 53.49 annual fee.  The one day only sale also included free towel service which my husband was excited about.  In total for the year, it will cost $320.98 for a spectacular gym! I did my homework and called around to compare to other similar facilities with a pool, hot tub, and sauna and found this was an incredible best deal. The Black card gives access to other EOS locations, which can be beneficial when traveling.  If there is another EOS gym opening, I would highly recommend following so you can get in on their one-day presale.  I almost joined the Lutz location when they opened and kicked myself that I didn’t but am very happy I got in on this Hudson location. The towel service is $10 a month and there was an option to add it on for a penny during the sale but my husband happened to miss checking off the box.  Thus, it didn’t show as a separate line item later.  The staff said it was no problem and it was included in the package.  However, later we noticed it wasn’t showing up.  Since I had originally signed up with Sam, I reached back out to her to see if she could help me.  This was after speaking to several different people over the phone and in person to have this fixed.  The system is global, so it wasn’t an easy fix since it was included, and the gym wasn’t opened yet. Sam was awesome as she reached out to her manager, and they contacted corporate, and we now have towel service.  She went above and beyond to provide excellent customer service.  This goes a long way showing her excellent work ethic and character.  People say a lot of things: I will look into it, I will get back to you, I will get it fixed…and many times nothing comes of it.  Thus, I am so very thankful for her caring and consistent follow up and excellent communication. Now onto the gym This gym has almost every piece of equipment or piece of machine you would ever want, if not a variety to work out the same muscle/muscle groups.  There is plenty of space between the machines and areas for walking and working out, so you don’t feel cramped and on top of others. There are different free weight areas, TRX, cardio machines, a separate room for recording if you want to grab pics for social media posts, water refilling station, movie theater to do cardio, areas for stretching and so much more.  Some of the machines are smart machines so you can check in with the desk or coaches to create a profile and get a wrist fob so you can track your workouts.  It all ties into the EOS app. The pool has lines for laps.  Not sure if they will have an open swim in the schedule or not.  The hot tub has a timer for the air bubbles and a chair for assisting exit and entry for those who might need it.  The women’s bathroom has a swimsuit spinner which is AWESOME.  Not a wet soaking suit in the gym bag after a quick whirl.  I haven’t been into the sauna but that is just off the side in the locker room as well. There are group classes that you can sign up for using the app.  The classes open up for registration about a day in advance.  I heard someone say 26 hrs before but I am not sure if that is right.  I went to my first Body Balance class which was a combo of Pilates, Yoga and Tai Chi.  There were over 30 ppl in the room and we were next to each other but I didn’t feel cramped.  The room is large with an equipment storage space off of it which has mats, weights, and everything needed for the group classes. I am looking forward to trying out more types of classes. There is a childcare room for an additional monthly fee, an area to buy protein, supplements, drinks, snacks, and swag. There are a variety of people of all ages and fashions which is great to see.  A really nice well-rounded community that has been friendly."