Life Time - Flower Mound (TX)

5 /5 Zach Thomas: Amazing place, very friendly staff, great pool, the lifeguards are very nice and the food is really good, they’re is so much to do here I love it! Highly recommend coming here. Please fix the outdoor mister sprayers and water fountains! Also a great addition to add here would be pool tables and ping pong tables!

4 /5 John Guccion: I am actually a member of the Las Colinas Lifetime but I visit the Flower Mound club every now and then for a change of scenery and to play against unfamiliar pickleball players in a different venue. Altogether, Ive been a Lifetime member off and on going back to 2003, and while theres always plenty of comparison and criticism from members, there isnt a better fitness operation around. Even though I dont go to this location often, Im very comfortable with its layout because its pretty much identical to my old club in Columbus, Ohio. While I have not taken any classes at Flower Mound, it is fully equipped with everything you could possibly need and want in a club. In addition to the multitude of weights, classes, personal training, and treadmills, it also has a recovery area which, although smaller than Las Colinas, offers the massage chairs, cryo chairs and leg compression found at my home club. The #1 reason I belong to Lifetime from an amenities standpoint is because of recovery/rejuvenation - that alone is worth the price of admission. I love that Flower Mound took one of its two hot tubs in the main lap pool area and converted it to a cold plunge - so its worth the trip when I go over there to play pickleball and then go to the tubs. As for pickleball itself, the courts are next to the basketball court as they occupy part of what was once a full area devoted to hoops. The courts are side by side and have no dividers. Last time I was there the club left a basket of balls that everyone plucked from when they didnt want to chase down a ball from their court, which I dont think is a great fix as you end up with tons of balls lying around that someone could step or trip on. As for the pickleball experience itself, the players are friendly, the space is a bit humid, sometimes theres an attendant there - sometimes not. The experience is the equivalent of what youll find at a municipal operation like Wagon Wheel in Coppell or L.B. Houston - smaller parks with some programming, except that Lifetime is indoors with fewer courts. I dont get the impression its run very well, or that its a top club priority, but its good enough to work into my playing routine from time to time when I want to change it up. Overall, the Flower Mound Lifetime, based on the time Ive spent there, is an excellent health and fitness choice packed with value no matter your health mission.

5 /5 Gus Rojo: 20-year-old gym that gets it right. Great people everywhere. Lifes a mirror - surround yourself with good folks and life gets better. People here spot you, cheer you on, and talk smack about Texas football. Fellow Longhorns know whats up. Kid Academy is golden. Rock climbing, karate, everything to keep your kids entertained while you work out. Plus parents night out - if you have kids, this place just became your best friend. Pools solid. Could use more pickleball courts (coming soon). A remodel wouldnt hurt either. Yeah, its expensive. But you get access to every Lifetime across the country when you travel. If thats too rich for your blood, Planet Fitness is down the street. But heres the thing: you want a gym or you want a community? This delivers community with equipment that works and people who care. Management responds. Members look out for each other. Kids are happy. Parents get their workouts in. Hook em Horns. This is Texas done right.

2 /5 Briana Stoll: I transferred from another location and was disappointed once I reviewed flower mounds class schedule. Very limited classes and either super early or late in the evening. I had to cancel my membership for this reason. Would be nice if at least state locations were somewhat consistent with their classes.

2 /5 Nate C: Few things are irritating me to the point I almost want to cancel my membership. That’s on the table. 1. The staff is strange and sometimes weird. I’ll give an example.. in the middle of the day one of the locker room attendance was emptying out trash bins in the locker room. Most of them were less than 25% full, including the one directly in front of my legs, as I’m standing there with a razor to my face shaving at the sink. Why on earth do you think it’s acceptable to try and pull the trashcan out from under the counter 6 inches from me standing there without any clothes on?? it was not the last trashcan in the room. He could have waited until I was finished. 2. Maintenance issues. The main lap pool area smells like natural gas especially right at the locker room entrances. I don’t care what their excuse is, it’s unpleasant. Why do we feel the need to do construction on the sauna during business hours? I don’t want to hear jackhammering while I’m trying to relax in the hot tub or a cold bath next to it. That’s just a couple examples. 3. Cleanliness issues. You cannot even see into the water in the hot tub because there’s so many bubbles in the chemical smell is so bad that it burns your eyes if you’re in there for a long time. I said something a few times about that and it never seems to be cleared up. The men’s area could benefit from a few *quick* hose downs throughout the course of the day. Let’s walk down the shower walkway and just spray a hose on the floor towards the drains at least to get rid of the piled up gunk The floor is disgusting. Same with the steam room. You walk in and immediately have to avoid places to sit and step. The next one is a combination of staff and cleanliness. I understand the concept of them cleaning the showers at the end of the day, but can it wait until after closing time? It’s consistently in the way during the end of the day cleaning , soap all over the floor making it slippery, not knowing what showers can be used, tripping on the many hoses and machine while a bunch of people are trying to leave before closing time. 4. Other members.. and kind of a commentary on society.. I am not holding this against lifetime but how do we teach middle age men to shower before the hot tub and pool, and CONTROL WHATEVER IS LODGED IN THEIR THROAT AT A REASONABLE VOLUME in high echo areas (locker room, large empty pool room, steam room, sauna). It’s so flipping unpleasant listening to constant hacking, coughing, throat clearing, nose blowing (where is it going??), repetitive gum chewing and nut job rocking movements on creaky boards, locker room loudmouths, and so on, in literally every area that’s not the work out room or outside. STOP IT! Quit being disgusting.