Estep Physical Fitness Center

Yeah it's a good gym. Plenty of equipment, super busy during PT hours.

Dec 15, 2024 · Dylan Rusher

I think it has a pretty good selection of equipment. There's a room specifically for cardio with ellipticals, a stair stepper, different types of treadmills, and two Jacob's ladders. Then there's the weight training room, which has a variety of machines, dumbells, etc. I've seen two rooms for classes, but haven't been in them. There's also a sauna, but I haven't used that, either. My main critiques are that it tends to be humid and that it isn't open on the weekends.

Feb 23, 2024 · Sara S.

Small gym but a lot of equipment. Never feels like you're standing around waiting for a spot to open up. Spin Room, Yoga Room with a small play area for kids. Sauna/steam room too. One of the best gyms on Campbell hands down.

Jun 21, 2023 · J Valencia

The staff is friendly! Great space and not too crowded. I am kind hesitant to write a review because I love coming here! If you are someone who is very intimidated about going to the gym then look no further! One advice, get there and try it out! Lots of great equipment!

Jul 07, 2022 · Pika Roo

It will always be 5/5 because Army! Read further for Star Context (might be 3.5 of 5 - but just read) Note: I will attempt to give an unbiased - but honest review Quote: ‘…If ye fulfil the royal law according to the scripture, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself, ye do well: But if ye have respect to persons, ye commit sin, and are convinced of the law as transgressors. …’ (James 2:8-9, KJV) Review: 1) **Disclaimer: NO ONE is perfect - I get that, i simply want to encourage healthy change in all realms of human interaction mutually (I am obviously not always perfect in how i treat others - my goal is to correct myself, and be better every day - I repent and ask forgiveness for any way i ACTUALLY was wrong.) 2) I have been in the Military now for years (not at all as long as other Service Members, but long enough to have a gauge of Military Post Gyms) 3) Strictly speaking about “ESTEP Physical Fitness Center” (down the street from Air Assult Auto) a) The gym, as a facility, has a lot to offer. Whether your Any component or status of The Military, or an authorized Civilian respectively - there is something good for every type of health minded individual b) from the level of equipment types ESTEP has (and it is extensive), to the types of events ESTEP is able to facilitate (it has a full on yoga studio!), ESTEP definitely wants its Patrons to not feel limited in their health goals! 4) With regards to Star Rating: a) The part where I felt it necessary to NOT give 5 of 5 Star Rating (*at least not currently/yet) is because: while the equipment and things of that nature Are Enjoyable, there is something everyone knows about - but isn’t something that in many regards is talked about: **Military Facility Staff interaction with Military and Civilian Members (treatment/relations)** b) One of the best ways I can explain this (to maybe 90% or higher accuracy), is to direct anyone to the Google Reviews for “Byrd Clinic Fort Campbell” (across from PX Shoppett and Jimmy John’s) to get an idea about what people ARE’NT talking about - BUT: since ESTEP isn’t a Hospital, in important ways, SOME things simply don’t apply c) **Disclaimer: c1) most interactions with ESTEP front desk staff will be brief, c2) i notice the younger staff are nicer than the older staff (and there is this really sweet African American lady who is a little older - but is a sweeter person as well) c3) and on a sort of “superficial” level, they will greet most people (all depending - keep reading) (though there is a level of bias there I’ve noticed towards various people…) c4) *To The Staff’s overall credit: Sometimes, even the individuals that don’t normally display the quality of greeting/service you would expect from a Military Gym - STILL sometimes greet everyone and service everyone’s needs adequately. 5) Professionalism is an Army Term. Everything under the jurisdiction of The Military is meant to display the unquestionable “7 Army Values and Ethos”. I enjoy every time i get to interact with an Honest American (both those who are rational AND irrational, both those who have “esprit de corps” - AND those who are jaded; ALL are American, and i am joyfully contracted for life to defend the freedom of the same!) 6) Some ideas for positive growth at ESTEP Physical Fitness Center: a) **NO MATTER WHO WALKS IN YOUR FACILITY: Ya’ll should have a standard (and positive) ESTEP Greeting - Soldiers and Their Families (with all the difficulties they face) are hoping someone on their days path will encourage them [imagine how one kind morning greeting can positively effect someone!!] - this will foster a high likelihood of good attitude in anyone who might enter ESTEP b) You can give out pamphlets for how to foster good mental health and have a positive and meaningful day (*Soldiers ESPECIALLY are dealing with that on levels that ESTEP Staff, is likely NOT Aware of - ahem! Hint - Hint…) 7) God Bless All ESTEP Staff (both mature and immature in their professionalism🙂) - Jesus is the Lord

Dec 20, 2023 · Nicholas