Eagle Gyms

It's an old school gym with very reasonable prices of $5 a day, $30 a month $250 for the year; friendly employees, an onsite boxing instructor with one hour class sessions for $35 or five one hour sessions for $125 for gym member only. The lessons are separate from the membership but you must be a member in order to attend. Overall it's a safe and constructive environment for kids while parents get in their daily workout and ladies are more than welcome to join and to visit. At this time I would like to send my condolences to Rick King's family and friends since his passing away recently. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and I rest assured to think of Rick lifting the weight of the sky up in heaven for all the angels to shine their light on us below. When you visit this gym it's more than just a community, it's family. <3

Went for my first day in a gym ever. Trying to get back in shape. Friend and myself grabbed a 3 month membership which is very reasonable. And I plan to go everyday. The atmospheric vibe is awesome. Owner is awesome. No one is looking at you, or judging you. You could be like me. Wanting to get back into, even causally working out. You don't have to be the biggest fish in the sea. Everyone I met was awesome. You may think wow this place is not a nice as planet fitness or whatever is around. If you can't find a machine there to pump some iron. Just ask the owner. Or heck ask someone there. They are all awesome people.

Dirty, dingy, and amazing. One of the best gyms I've been to. It has the feel of an old school bodybuilding or powerlifting gym. They had plenty of equipment and boxing stuff. Also had the monolift and a bunch of strongman equipment. The owner was great, older gent who has been there and done that in the bodybuilding world and great to talk to. It was $5 for a single visit pass.

The perfect place for a boxing gym. Mike Wood is a very experienced boxing trainer. We love this place.

It's a nice, small neighborhood gym. The staff is nice and the boxer trainer Mr. Wood worked well with my son. It's an older gym and reminds me of the 1st Rocky movie which I like; but overall you can definitely get a good workout.

Came in from out of town and found this great place. I picked this gym out of all the rest as it fits my needs for powerlifting - also has plenty of machines, dumbbells and barbells as well as equipment for strongman training. Everyone training and the owner was extremely helpful and friendly like the other rater mentioned. You can't beat the member rates either. Wish I had a place closer to home like this. I highly recommend checking this gym out. I'll definitely be back when I'm in town.

Great gym. Went here while I was in St Louis and I'll definitely be coming back. there was usually a roughly equal number of men and women there, a number of competitive power lifters, strongmen and boxers all of whom were very friendly. the price was unbelievably inexpensive and no signup fees. so much better than club fitness or any other fitness chain

Authentic powerlifting, strongman, boxing gym. Great vibe. The gym recently switched owner but the character of the place remains the same. People know and help each other. There's usually someone available to spot you--just ask. Matt, the new owner, is a super cool dude.

The gym owner matt and rick back when he ran it are super helpful, encouraging, knowledgeable and friendly They often offer pointers and guidance for all levels of lifters, and genuinely care about the lifters safety and progress. The gym still maintains its old school nostalgia which is what I love about it the most, but at the same time is well taken care of and relatively clean. This gym is also friendly to all level of lifters... from complete beginner to strongmen/strongwomen to high level powerlifters. Overall 5/5 because of the aforementioned reasons, Eagles Gym is my first choice for lifting -Luke V

Best gym in STL, by far. The owner is super friendly and will give you tips and pointers on your lifts. Plenty of racks, barbells, and even a deadlifting platform. And one of the only gyms that allow chalk that I know of. This is truly a raw, full iron gym. If you're used to nautilus machines and Zumba class, this is not the place for you. Never crowded, and I always see the same few folks when I go there. Much more personable than club fitness or gold's. Being on a first name basis with other gym-goers really makes you want to keep going back.