Anytime Fitness Sidney

I highly recommend Anytime Fitness in Sidney! The staff are very encouraging and the vibe is "everyone welcome". It's really nice to have this gym in downtown Sidney where you can work out anytime of day. I consider myself a "newbie" to fitness and was intimidated to join a gym, however I was pleasantly surprised! The general energy here is positive and community focused. Even during peak hours (after work) I have been able to use any and all equipment without a wait. The personal trainers are especially good at what they do and very knowledgeable and kind. I highly recommend this location! 5 stars!

I have been a member of anytime fitness for a number of years now. Since moving to Sidney a year ago, this Anytime Fitness location has been really good to me. The staff are great, machines are well maintained, and the facilities are well taken care of. Any time I have had a concern, the staff make sure it is resolved. The manager, Lisa, has gone above and beyond to make sure I feel welcome and safe at the gym. It's a great community and consistently the highlight of my day.

I went in to do chest and triceps and had a pretty good workout. I really like the grip tester thing, and the mesage chairs are great. I was disappointed by the bench press setup, at the safety bars would limit my ROM so I had to get a spotter, which wasnt a problem because this gym is quite crowded, and I noticed the floor around the freeweights and squatracks was quite dirty when I would do push-ups between sets. I was also disappointed with the lack of mirrors around the cable towers, but I do love anytime fitness as a whole. So I do recommend a membership with them.

Nice gym with typically decent clientele. Unfortunately, some of the staff are a problem. I understand that one of the big attractions to working at a gym is that you can work out for free but I have seen a couple of the staff hog equipment while on the clock. I have personally seen one guy in particular spend 20-30 minutes on one piece of equipment while he scrolls through his phone or chats with a buddy. I can't decide if this is ignorance or arrogance, especially as he blocks membership-paying clients that ultimately pay his wage. This needs to be addressed. Also, when new people join the gym there should (in my opinion) be a mandatory run through of gym etiquette before they are let loose in the gym. I have had people super-setting equipment and weights for long periods as well as others that think they can reserve equipment, or stand right in front of the weight rack while they exercise, etc. It's not up to other members to educate these people. The staff seem to hide in their office when it wouldn't be a big deal to do a regular sweep of the gym and gently correct poor conduct.