Crunch Fitness - Evansville

Emanuel Jackson a month ago

This gym has truly become a part of my everyday routine. The atmosphere, the people, and the energy make it a place where you actually want to show up and put the work in. What I appreciate most is the environment—no matter where you are in your fitness journey, you can come in, lock in, and get better. The staff keeps the gym clean, welcoming, and ready for you to work. For me, it’s become bigger than just working out. It’s about discipline, structure, consistency, and becoming a better version of myself every day. Definitely grateful to have a gym like this to train at. Highly recommend! 💪🏾

Yuzufy Edited 4 months ago

Decent place. Great equipment, but hostile architecturally designed showers, half of which have broken soap dispensers (if you're not going to fill them just remove the shell from the wall like what?). The hooks on the outside fold down and drop your bag if it's too heavy which is utterly baffling. Not enough space between the showers and the hooks for any bag you put on said hooks to not be obstructing the door of the shower next to you. No hooks inside shower for personal belongings. No bench to place belongings- clearly designed to discourage use. Claims to be 24/5 but closes 3 nights a week. If you want a cheap gym that's better than planet fitness here it is Edit: yeah and you don't open again until 7am on Saturday. Almost every gym around here offers a 24-hour option, it doesn't make any sense. It also doesn't make any sense to be aware that you're not open 24/5 yet you went out of your way to produce a huge graphic cling to put on the door that's just an outright lie. A lot less thanks for the feedback and a lot more action on the feedback presented in these reviews would be great.

Kris Oset 6 months ago

Crunch Fitness is blatantly misleading in its marketing. They advertise amenities like an infrared sauna to get people in the door, yet many locations do not even have one. The sauna they do have is terrible, which makes it even more disappointing. Their “month to month” claim is also deceptive. You still get charged for an additional month, along with club fees and even processing fees to cancel, so it is nowhere near as straightforward as they make it sound. What made it worse was the response from staff when I brought up the online advertising. I was basically told, “That’s what they advertise, we can’t control that.” That is not a real answer when people are signing up based on those promises. For the price of their “best” package, you are better off going to Bfit. Better value, facilities are so much better, less frustration, and more honesty.

Jackie 6 months ago

Been with a personal trainer for several months now and could probably workout on my own now but I love my weekly sessions with Corrine! Love building my strength! Great to have tanning included in my monthly fee! Love the Zumba and the Yoga classes too that are also included!! Annie - at the front desk - is very customer oriented! Way to go Evansville !!!

Banjomechanic 7 months ago

I’ve been going to Crunch in Evansville for a year now and still think it is great. I think it has a good variety of equipment and I really like the open layout of the facility. I’m not the chatty person in the gym but I’ve found the clientele totally fine here, wide range of people who are there to work out. I don’t do group classes but have had some friends who have and they keep going back. I don’t have any opinion on personal training since I do not use it. The sauna is great, hydro beds, and tanning is great. The music is typical high energy gym music, hip hoppy pop music but they also mix in some rock and heavier music at times. Staff is always nice and professional. I’m also a member at BFit, but I keep my membership here because I like going to this gym as well.