LA Fitness proposed for West Carmel

May 22, 2007
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People on the northwest side could get another fitness option to go with a brand new Gold's Gym that just opened near 86th Street and Michigan Road. LA FitnessA development fact sheet from Kite Realty Group shows a "proposed LA Fitness" location southwest of the intersection of 106th Street and Michigan Road, behind a National Bank of Indianapolis branch. The development, known as Weston Park, has a total of about 100,000 square feet of retail space.
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  • This is a good idea, as the area is really lacking in amenities such as these. It's interesting to note that these fitness places don't seem to be scared off by the new Jim Brainard Gold-Plated Carmel-Clay Monon Center. The Zarmel area where this LA Fitness is proposed could really use a large, full-service facility with pools, courts, etc. - like Lifetime Fitness. But with Five Seasons, and now the Monon Center, it'll be scaled-down places like Gold's (although it does have lap swimming) and LA that fill in the gaps.

    Also curious how this will impact the future construction of a Pike YMCA, which is intended to be similar to the Fishers branch. These are definitely the competition.
  • Has there been an update on this? Is it firm yet?
  • My understanding is yes.
  • There's an LA Fitness going in on East 146th Street in Carmel also in the same development as The National Bank of Indianapolis. This one is a Thompson Thrift project though.
  • la joke
    This is such and unstructured business. Easy to join hard to get out of. Treated like a low class citizen there yet I payed for this. Not everything is explained at the table when signing and have been lied to so much ever since. Ballys should be back in and la fitness out. True we need amenties here in CARMEL< NOT ZARMEL, however we dont need con artists.
  • Rude Sales Manager Michael S
    ERY BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE, DO NOT ENROLL YOURSELF HERE Worst Sales Manager Michael S. how can you be a Manager Mike? Basically he told me yesterday May 9th, 2012 'I do not want unhappy clients here" if you do not like LA FITNESS do not come back, leave the gym" this is so ridiculous Mike, you were very happy with me when you enroll me on May 16th, 2011 right? then I went with you to complain and you call me liar... so I left the gym, I closed my membership, Be careful with the sales people in LA FITNESS. Horrible Kids Club, more that 20 kids with just 2 girls "looking after them" while they use their iPhone or read a book. Staff here do not care about their clients, we are just a number.

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