VASA Fitness

I've been a member at VASA for about 18 months. I really enjoyed it up until recently. They have had ongoing issues with the plumbing since August 17. There has not been a single working restroom for women on MANY occasions. I am told to go to the closest business(QT or McDonald's was their suggestion). I contacted the company on August 17 about it and still have not received a response. I am very disappointed and have canceled my membership.

i've been to many gyms with much higher price tags... The last year I went to charged four times the price I'm paying at VASA and they had no machinery constantly broken. Everything was in bad repair including rust on the machines or holes in the carpet/seat covers for the machines. Always a great experience here

I had a great experience signing up at VASA Gym thanks to Kent! He was super helpful, explained everything clearly, and made the whole process smooth and comfortable. He answered all my questions and really made me feel welcomed into the gym. I also want to give a big shoutout to my personal trainer, Fauna. She's been amazing to work with very supportive, motivating, and it's clear she genuinely cares about the people she trains. She takes the time to understand your goals and pushes you in the best way. I've already seen progress and feel more confident each session.

On October 15 at VASA Fitness (14445 W Center Rd, Omaha, NE), I came with my husband, who is a paying member. I told the staff that I wasn't going to work out, that I would just wait for him as I've done before many times. Suddenly, the woman who said she was the general manager, named Chessa, decided to turn this into a personal power trip. I went to the women's restroom to use it, minding my own business -- and this manager literally ran after me, came inside the restroom, and started banging on the stall door while I was inside using the toilet. Imagine sitting there, completely vulnerable, and someone from the staff aggressively knocking and yelling at you to leave. That's what happened to me. I was in shock. I opened the door and said, "Are you serious right now?" But she just repeated that I had to get out. It was degrading, invasive, and completely unprofessional. Other women nearby saw what happened and looked horrified. I felt exposed, violated, and unsafe in a public place where I should have been treated with basic human decency. Later, a young male employee came to talk to me, apologized, and was respectful -- which proved this wasn't about rules, it was about this manager's lack of respect, empathy, and self-control. This is not just bad customer service. This is harassment and invasion of privacy by someone in a position of power. I've already filed official complaints with the Nebraska Attorney General's Office because no woman should ever have to go through something like this in a public facility. If you're a woman reading this -- please be careful when visiting this location. The so-called "manager" clearly doesn't understand boundaries, privacy, or professionalism. This experience left me deeply shaken and disgusted.

This gym is kind of hit or miss each day you go in! The biggest bummer for me is that childcare is not always great. They have a huge TV in the childcare center which seems unnecessary especially because their website they talk all about keeping the kids active, which was a big pull for us. If you take your kids here, it's much more likely they will just be glued to the TV and not actively watched over. There are two childcare workers we think do a great job but it's impossible to determine when you'll get them. I'd love to see them get rid of the TV room and put in more kids active items or replace the broken basketball hoop that was broken months ago and never replaced.