Had two pretty negative interactions on the same day with different members of the staff. The first was over having music on my phone, my headphones had died so I had music playing quietly on my phone. I guess their is a rule against this Im not aware of which is fine. What isnt on is a member of the staff glaring at me then snapping that I need to turn my music off. The next came a few minutes after a different member of the staff approached asking if Im active duty, and even though the gym was fairly empty, because it was peak hours she told me I still must leave. I guess retirees health isnt important...

This place is great it was my first day at it and definitely is worth it. I just got out of anytime fitness of Saginaw and lord thanks for this place I found they have so much equipment and friendly people there that Im sure you guys are going to love it just try it and you will definitely are going to sign up

The fitness center provides everything necessary for a solid all around workout. Whether you want weight machines or cardio, you will find it. Well done WMR!

Plenty of room right now. Wasnt too warm or cold.

Of course its not up to date

Base fitness center- must have base access and be eligible to use facilities.

Good, clean, well equipped gym, but staff have nothing to do but fixate on IDs and attire. Now shorts shorter than figure-length arent allowed per the sign. SMH. Are we still in middle school? Split shorts fall far short of the finger-length test, so this fitness center isnt friendly towards serious runners anymore, just your causal joggers trying to get a few miles in if that. Shouldnt make the dress code more restrictive than any other gym.

I go here everyday just because its free for me and well its convenient if you work on the station. But it always smells like old sweaty people thats because there are always old retired vets in there so its not bad I just think its time for an upgraded gym. Its rundown and old they need to revamp it. Make it bigger!

If you like working out on top of the person next you, look no more. If you like a gym that is not 24 hours, again, look no more. The gym is not bad, honestly, but the it appers to be composed of 40% active duty military and 60% retired personnel from every inch of Texas. If it were open to only active duty, I feel it would be much more beneficial. Dont get me wrong, I am the first person to thank all veterans that came before me and sincerely appreciate their service, but there are 50 gyms in Fort Worth, why overflow the base gym?

Good facility. Had everything I need to get my workouts done. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

What can I say, its the base gym. Customer service doesnt have to be any good and amenities are what they are. NAS Fort Worth JRB doesnt get money for anything. The same stuff for the past 30 years...

Brand new equipment and well managed gym.

Decent, clean, gym with plenty of equipment. They are overbearing when it comes to signing up and very pushy with the personal training offers. They also squeeze every penny out of you with membership fees, annual fees, and activation fees. Good luck canceling your membership, their customer service is terrible and they require you mail them a canceling request form which has to postmarked by a the 20th or youre paying the next month in advance anyway. Nice gym, AWFUL business.

Layout of this gym is not great. It’s an antiquated mode of thinking. Need to dedicate more space to HIIT/Crossfit and not the old style of cardio room and weight room.

Provides the weekly grind while on the road! Extensive gear exceeds the need/desire. Short of not having towels for use(?), the gym steps up to the plate! Opens at 05...beat the rush!

Missing many things, such as stair master, sauna, hip abductors machine, wish there was more room. overall its not too bad。

Its an old facility, but has everything you desire for your fitness needs. Great staff, equipment is clean, sauna is hot!

Not the best gym I have ever been to, but it is free to those who have access to the base. The machines seem to work most of the time. There are tons of cardio machines for use, you just sometimes have to work around people who hog machines. Most people rack their weights after use, but not always. This gym has all the basics you might be looking for, but not many machines, so what you are looking for may be occupied at times. They also offer a variety of classes and personal trainers for free to active duty and a small fee for dependants. I enjoy the HIIT class they offer as it gives you a great workout.

Good size gym. has showers with naked old dudes. tons of cardio machines. a basketball court. decent strength training (2 rooms) but strength training is where this gym is lacking.

Great place to workout for military. Great Staff and theyre always accommodating to all patrons. My only gym!

Not crowded... Not a lot of equipment... No updated equipment.... But nice

Clean with ability for many different exercises

The best gym that I have been to in the navy. Mostly empty.

The staff is friendly and the gym is ran better than most gyms I step into.

Great place for a unit workout.

No pull up bar. Really odd layout of machines. If you wanna bench tho, no problem.

Everything is great except their choice of music that plays over the speakers. horrible music for people trying to workout

Wally ball and racquet ball court is never in operating condition

Great gym and awesome staff.

I work there, Im biased.

One of the worst gyms on any base Ive ever been stationed at. It would be a 1 star but the sauna is still working this week.

Outdated facility but gets the job done.

Older Navy gym. Needs to be open 24 hrs.

Open to Active Duty Military only.

Well equipped and clean

👍

Too small for the size of base and retired community.

Wonderful!!!

Good equipment