Onelife Fitness - Macon

Reviews

• SB

  Susan Brinson

  3 days ago
  5.0
  Emilie at Onelife has been so helpful showing me the facility and getting my new membership set up. The facility is beautiful and I am looking forward to starting classes!
• BB

  beach bum

  4 days ago
  4.0
  The gym is really nice. The hours are shorter than most other gyms I've been to. They have a great variety of well kept equipment. I would support maybe a $10 monthly price increase. There are lots of low quality people here who refuse to be decent. People who don't clean up after themselves, don't return towels, use Bluetooth in the pool. Probably less of an issue in the women's locker room, but the men are pigs.
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  Nia Bailey

  Aug 27, 2026
  4.0
  I previously made a review of 3/5 and i feel like the gym heard me and made a lot of those improvements!! I created a membership with this gym before it fully opened and I’ve been going to this gym every week since December. I really love this gym and love how it’s elevated my fitness journey. Although improvements have been made I feel that a great experience can be turned into an outstanding one. The only issues I’ve noticed myself and other members complain about are the women’s locker room and WIFI. I will say the WiFi and service seems to be an issue in that whole area even in Kroger, not just the gym. The women’s locker room continues to be a on and off soaking wet mess. The back locker room floors and sauna seats are often soaking wet. It’s a slip hazard that’s caused by laziness. There are older people in the gym and people already working on body recovery. A hard floor slip could be unrecoverable for them. The workers who maintain the locker room do a great job cleaning it, i see them almost every time i come and they always use wet floor signs after mopping. However they are there to maintain the whole gym, not just to mop up others people mess every 15 minutes. Women need to do better properly drying off after the pool WITH a towel. And not by just dragging all the water with them into the sauna. The extra water makes the sauna stink. Just drying off and wrapping hair in a towel before leaving the pool area fixes 90% of that problem. I understand leaving the pool and shower might leave behind some water. But not drying off and leaving a soaking wet floor is inconsiderate and hazardous when people have lockers to get to. Also towels should be worn in the sauna if you don’t have bottoms on. Nobody wants to sit in your neverland water and you should not want your bare bits on any gym seating.
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  Tracy Redd

  Aug 25, 2026
  5.0
  Came in for info, Nikki showed me around. The facility is fantastic, especially the Recovery area. After that I was sold! She explained the different plans and I joined. So easy!
• AL

  Amy Lewis-Ryals

  Aug 20, 2026
  3.0
  I am a very new member. The membership process was quick and easy, and the staff has been extremely friendly and welcoming. However, there were a few important details that I feel were not communicated to me when I joined. I joined on Monday, and the following day I brought my niece with me. She enjoyed the gym so much that she decided to join the day after. We were both given a tour, and the staff was very friendly and took the time to show us around. During the tour, I specifically asked about the lockers. I was told that we could simply choose a locker to store our belongings and was even advised that I could bring my own lock. Based on that information, my niece and I brought locks the following day and used the lockers to store our belongings. The next day, we discovered that our locks had been removed and our belongings had been taken out of the lockers. When I spoke with the front desk, I was told that the morning staff typically “cuts them off” if they are left overnight. This was never explained to us, even though I specifically asked about the lockers. I believe this is important information that should be communicated to new members. My locks were brand new, and the staff was unable to tell me what happened to them afterward. I explained that I had never been told that overnight locker storage was not permitted. I respectfully suggested that clear signage be placed in the locker rooms explaining that overnight storage is not allowed. Members should have an opportunity to understand the policy before their locks are removed and discarded. I was especially upset because this happened during my very first week as a member. To the staff’s credit, everyone I spoke with was very kind, professional, and apologetic. I was told that the manager had been made aware of the situation and planned to have signs placed in the locker rooms advising members that overnight storage is not permitted. I appreciate that the concern was taken seriously and that steps are being considered to prevent this from happening to other members. There was also another important piece of information that was not communicated to me as a new member. I did not realize that I was supposed to scan my membership barcode at the front desk each time I entered the gym. We only discovered this today after seeing other members do it. I understand that there is a lot of information to cover when someone first joins, and I recognize that staff cannot always remember to mention every detail. However, I believe there should be a consistent process, checklist, or orientation guide for new members that covers important policies and procedures, such as locker use, barcode scanning, and other expectations. Unfortunately, this experience significantly affected my first impression of the gym. Had it not been for my niece being so excited about joining and enjoying the gym, I honestly would have considered cancelling my membership today. I was that frustrated by the situation. That said, I want to emphasize that the staff has been very friendly and genuinely apologetic, and I appreciate how they handled my concerns once I brought them to their attention. This is my only complaint so far, and because the locker situation just happened today, I am understandably still a little upset about it. Overall, I believe this could be an excellent opportunity to improve the new-member experience by ensuring that important policies and procedures are consistently communicated from the beginning. A simple checklist or standardized orientation for new members could help prevent misunderstandings and ensure that someone’s first week at the gym is a positive one.