#Equinox membership cost windows#

Unlike some gyms that hope to attract clients who won't use the facilities that much, Equinox aims for high-performance exercisers with a cheeky ad campaign, 'Equinox Made Me Do It.' 'It's a jackpot location without a doubt. 'If it means we have to wait a few extra years to get it absolutely bang on, we will do that,' said the New Zealand native. The hip health club chain has been scouting out Houston for several years but waited to find the right location, O'Hagan said. 'I think of it as more of an experience than a gym.' 'I don't know of any other gyms out there that have the kind of technologies we have we're really looking at every aspect of your life - your nutrition, your sleep, your exercise - everything you're doing to help you manage it in a holistic way,' O'Hagan said. (She urges employees to individually use social media and says the number of Twitter followers can factor into hiring because it shows that person is a 'thought leader.') In the last three years, O'Hagan has beefed up the club's social media presence with an app that allows gymgoers to book classes and monitor their workouts and a 24-hour-a-day social media monitoring center that addresses complaints in real time. One wall of a large lounge area is dominated by a computer screen showing class times and other exercise information.

#Equinox membership cost windows#

Most workout areas have floor-to-ceiling windows with lots of natural light. New members will find such amenities as marble dressing rooms laden with Kiehl's products, five different fitness studios, including a yoga studio for both hot and regular yoga, a stadium-seating cycling studio and a Barre studio (only the second such designated one among the chain's 77 locations), a spa with four large massage rooms, a clothing store, a monitored kid's room and Flow juice bar.

That sounds like a tall order, but the pre-sale phase at the new Houston club has been the most successful in company history, said O'Hagan. 'I think it's going to be a high energy vibe.' 'I think this is where the party is going to be happening in Houston,' said Sarah Robb O'Hagan, the president of Equinox Holdings, the company that owns the Equinox fitness clubs, Pure Yoga studios and cycling chain Soul Cycle. The New York-based fitness chain with a cheeky attitude opened at River Oaks District Thursday, promising a health club - don't call it a gym - like the Bayou City has never seen before. At long last, Equinox has come to Houston.