Nutritionists near Salado

“For years I had been wanting to work out but I just didn’t know how to start. Coming here has been such a game changer! I see Abri, and she’s been so wonderful in helping me have more motivation to workout. For a while, I was worried about possibly injuring myself since I didn’t know how to handle gym equipment properly but having someone work with me, and show me how to handle equipment properly has really helped me push myself into a healthier lifestyle.“

“Been going here for a few weeks now and it’s definitely an awesome gym. If you’re into heavy lifting then this is a good place to go. They have a lot of CrossFit, powerlifting, and strong man equipment. They have chalk everywhere which is awesome since most gyms won’t let you use chalk. I wish they had not cables though. My biggest complaint is the music situation. They have a tablet where anyone can change the music so a lot of the times I walk in and horrible garbage rap music is playing so make sure you bring headphones. I know most people don’t really care about the music that is playing but it can really make my workout suck. The other issue here is I don’t know who set the music when I first get here and if someone just chose that music before I walked in, I don’t want to make that person mad by changing it. Only solution is to bring headphones I guess. I just don’t like wearing headphones.Other than that this place is awesome, like I said.Update: Came in a couple weeks ago and the music was on a mix like the owner said she would do. It was fine. Didn’t love it, didn’t hate it. How it should be. Came in the next week and nothing but rap/hip hop was playing. Here again today and again nothing but rap/hip hop playing. I don’t want to wear headphones because I work out with another person and I’d like to be able to talk to them. This is such a stupid thing to complain about but it’s officially a problem for me.I was in the side with the treadmills and everyone was wearing headphones so I connected my phone to the Bluetooth. I’ll admit it was a little loud so I turned it down a bit. A guy on the treadmill told me to tune it down and said, “It’s not your gym.” He was a douche bag about it. Then on another day I was on the other side where the front desk is. No one else was over there so I decided to turn the rap off and put on something I wanted. I didn’t touch the volume at all but someone from the other side of the gym came in here and turned it halfway down. You can barely even hear the music from the other side so idk what his problem was. So i officially can’t just change the music because people get mad about it. I’m just so tired of hearing this crap everywhere I go.I guess I’m the problem because everyone seems to be offended by anything that isn’t rap or hip hop. I give up. I can’t be the only one that has a problem with it.“