Golds Gym Burnet - Austin (TX)

5 /5 yaelle droneau: I recently discovered Gold’s Gym on Burnet Road and have been thoroughly impressed. The variety and quality of the equipment are excellent, and the entire facility is spotless and well-maintained. The atmosphere is positive and welcoming, with members who are courteous and respectful. The staff deserve special mention. They were attentive, friendly, and quick to answer any questions, which made me feel comfortable right away. Their upbeat energy truly sets the tone and makes the gym feel like a second home. As someone who is getting back to the gym, feeling happy to go thanks to a welcoming staff makes a difference in staying consistent. I also appreciate the secure lockers, which provide peace of mind even if you forget your own lock. Overall, I’m very pleased with this location and look forward to reaching my fitness goals here and to try the other amenities.

3 /5 Tristan Newman: All Austin Golds, turn the sauna up to at least 175 (it’s a waste otherwise) Update: comment left by golds is directionally untrue. The front desk says the sauna temp is set by golds hq, not them (asked at 3 different golds; dyfj) Friendly staff, good demographic mix of members, equipment is always available Sauna needs to be turned up to at least 175, ideally 180. I didn’t go during a high volume time and it was 150. That’s not even high enough to cause a significant hormone response. Do your research

4 /5 pradeep kilaru: Pros: 1. Lighting 2. Equipment ( all you can think of) 3. Towel service Cons: 1. No group classes 2. No hair Dryer in showers 3. Sauna temperature can be higher 4. Membership fee. ( the price would be justified if these cons are fixed imo)

5 /5 Robert Castaneda: When I first walked into Gold’s, I felt completely out of place. Everyone around me seemed fitter, stronger, and more confident—and I wasn’t sure I belonged. Then I started training with Michael, and everything changed. He turned the gym from an intimidating place into a place where I could grow, push myself, and actually enjoy the process. I had already lost 156 pounds on my own, but with Michael’s help, I’ve gone even further, losing more weight and, for the first time, building real strength and muscle tone, something I had never seen on myself before. It’s exciting and motivating to notice that kind of progress. I’m also becoming more comfortable with the equipment and, just as importantly, with myself. Michael is patient, motivating, and always makes sure my form is right. He pushes me hard but always checks in, which makes a huge difference (even though I usually say I’m fine, because I actually like the pressure of pushing into muscles I’ve never seen before). His positive attitude makes the gym feel less intimidating and more like a place I belong. What I really appreciate is how he keeps workouts fresh. He introduced me to boxing, and I absolutely love it. It’s fun, it relieves stress, and it gives me something different to look forward to besides lifting weights and conditioning. We still do the hard work, but that little break makes training fun and keeps me excited to come back. I’ve even encouraged a couple of my coworkers to train with him, and they were just as impressed with his coaching. Michael isn’t just a trainer, he’s a motivator who genuinely cares about his clients and their success. Gold’s Gym should know how lucky they are to have Michael on their team. He inspires people to get stronger, more confident, and excited to keep pushing forward. I’m truly looking forward to continuing my journey with him.

5 /5 Johnathan: My partner started doing personal training here and the mental and physical changes ever since have been phenomenal! If you’re nervous about gyms, this is the place to go; the athletic clientele and fancy equipment can be intimidating, but we can’t say enough good things about the fitness team here who support you every step of the way! As newcomers I was worried, but Michael and Nick have been gentle, patient, and extremely knowledgeable and kind. While they create challenging fitness plans, they place staying injury free for the long haul as rule #1. This helps you build strength and confidence that you didn’t know you had!