Applied Fitness Center Review

My favorite GYM !! I miss it !!
I love this GYM !! Strange how much I go.
In this GYM you can find like 6 deadlift zones. There is a lot of space. To my mind, not many people go. And what I like the most is that military wives can go to do exercises with their babies. They have to take them by car or stroller. Ayyy I do not love

Nice gym. Hands down one of the best around cross fit wise

Worlds cleanest, and most organized Gym. Most friendly, knowledgeable, and best looking staff on hood/ planet earth.

Offers variety of workout options. Well maintained and staff are very helpful.

Open space and friendly staff. Offers great classes, you just have to plan ahead.

Great gym for the crossfit enthusiast. Has 90% of everything you'll need to get a WOD in

All you need under one roof. Great space for functional fitness....

They have nearly everything you need to work out with

I LOVE THIS GYM! They always get some of the best staff and they keep the gym clean.

Great place to work out. The staff are all friendly as well.

Amazing fitness facility on fort hood. They also have lots of lifting platforms for squats and Olympic lifts.

Crossfit style gym, great for Olympic and powerlifting as well. Lots of squats racks (8?). All the barbells and weights you can stand, plenty of space to work, adequate adjunct equipment as well (sleds, kettlebells, dumbbells, pull-up bars, cardio machines)

Once coronavirus is not as prevalent, this is the spot for your american ninja warrior training.

I love this gym. It's the only gym on base that will let tou bring your child (babies, toddlers, etc). They have everything you need to get a great workout. If you like taking classes, there is a machine called WellBeats that displays any kind of class you choose on the wall. It offers zumba, kickboxing, yoga, kettlebell workout, etc. Awesome gym!

Was ok. At a minimum has what you need but not the cleanest.

This gym is so amazing. It's got alot of different things, like warrior tower, climbing wall, etc. Amazing gym, definitely would go there every day. If you make the warrior tower, you can win the warrior T-shirt. Worth trying. See if you can do it.

Cross training gym. Has some cardio machines. Large spacious fitness area in main room. Two smaller class rooms also

Excellent equipment, excellent staff, no child care, but I've seen parents bring they're babies and toddlers ; they kinda just hung out playing on tablets etc. Great for Weightlifting(C&J, Snatch; via a few 28mm bars with end kneeling) and good for crossfitters.

Not a lot of equipment, but fits a crossfit workout-like style with push-pull sledge and rope, rock climbing

Alot of space and the equipment you need to get a goid full workout in. Also is not crowded

Great for total body and cross fit workouts. This is the gym to be at if you are a mom with a stroller. However, I fear it is only a matter of time before someone is irresponsible and/or slips up and ruins a good thing going. Get your sweat on but keep your baby first on your mind, please.

Gym is not packed liked the others and it's a family gym where you can bring your baby

Good gym for the Army. They have TRX and the rock wall.

My favorite gym on post. It is mainly CrossFit, but has recently gotten a lot of new equipment. There are tons of options for your workout and they have a room in back you can reserve for PT that is awesome. But be sure to disinfect your equipment prior to use and bring your own bands.

My favourite place to go for workout. Now they have special program with big projectors set up

Best gym on post! The new era of ACFT is upon us and this gym is postured perfectly to assist our Soldiers. Several brand new squat racks, Olympic plates, and rigs. The gym also offers a full time staff from 3 core who offer classes each month. The wellness center is also right across the parking lot.

Quiet gym, even during lunch. Not a ton of equipment, but it's rarely packed.

It's sorta geared towards being a crossfit box compared to other gyms on post, but lacks pull up bars, and only one set of rings. The pull up bars are also positioned awkwardly. Has a rock wall, and some cool hand strength obstacle thing. Tires and more pull up bars are outside.

My biggest gripe is that chalk is not allowed. Why does it have a rock wall, hand strength obstacle, and deadlift platforms if you can't use chalk.

Edit: been taking chalk with me, so far I haven't seen the "no chalk" sign again since a while ago.

My favorite gym of all gyms in FT Hood. I have tried all of them...trust me!

Everything you need and a running track outside to compliment your workout.

Great fitness facility with different workout equipment than other fitness centers. Great instructors!

Great gym especially the different areas for the family

Great gym for any type of workouts you are into. I've been here mulitple times, it may seem small but head around to the other half and you'll see everything else it has to offer.

Gym of my choice. Doesn't have the most equipment but can easily get by. Well worth it. Gym is usually quite empty.

Great gym with a good variation of calesthenic geared equipment. Great place to workout with the family. The only gym that allows you to bring your entire family on Fort Hood. There is no daycare so you are responsible for the safety and welfare of those that you sign in.