Duncanville Athletic Club Inc

vaucv 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

I'm glad to be out from this gym! – I was a member for so long that I had garnered some friends and had known good people in that gym. At one time I was doing my reps one evening, I saw a nasty substance on the floor which to me is like a phlegm(bench press area facing north)I avoided that area and pulled out my membership the next week. This is supposed to be a health club not a viral mecca. I would occassionally hear people coughing out their lungs but, I would always consider they do the right thing disposing it in a sani... read more

grayville 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Beware! Beware! Beware! – I must have been blind and on some mind altering substance when I signed a two year contract. Weight equipment is ancient, the hot tub gave me a rash, and since when does four walls and a tarp equate to an "indoor" pool! My two year contract was up in November, even after written notice that I no longer wanted to continue, I am still getting billed for it. Its worth the price of the extra gasoline to drive someplace else! 

jjo76 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

THIS ATHLETIC CLUB SHOULD BE CALLED CONVILLE – JUST LIKE THE OTHER REVIEW THAT WAS LEFT. THE GYM WAS CLOSING DOWN AND FAILED TO LET ANY OF THE MEMBERS KNOW. THEY ARE STILL ASKING FOR AN ENCHANCEMENT FEE EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT OPEN. THEY ARE THEIVES . DOES NOT HAVE A CORPRATE OFFICE . I WILL NEVER RECOMMEND THIS GYM TO ANYONE!!!! Hazzard to anyones health i think we should take them to channel 4,5,8 and 11 or even SAUL GARZA 

jfrank110 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Be careful when you sign a contract!!!. In the past, the DAC had been affiliated with an Irving gym and Grand Prairie Fitness. Knowing that they were going to lock the doors and close the gym down, members were not informed. Some signed up for 2 year contracts the same week of the shut down. If they did this in Irving and in Grand Prairie, they can do it in Duncanville. Don't sign a contract unless you really know what you are getting into--especially when a business engages in unethical business practices.