Southwest Fort Worth · Family-owned since 2016
Join a gym where people know your name.
A family-owned, 6,000-square-foot gym on Fort Worth's southwest side. Professional strength, cardio, and functional training equipment, run at a relaxed and friendly pace. No contracts, ever.
6,000 sq ft
personal trainers
$40 a month
No contract
What you get
Life with a great gym is so much better.
6,000
Square feet
Equipment built for real work
Hammer Strength machines, racks, and stations — the same equipment you'll find in an NCAA weight room. Woodway treadmills for cardio that's easy on knees and backs. A functional rig for squats, pulls, ropes, and ball slams. And a room just for legs.
5
certified personal trainers
Pick the trainer who fits you
Goss hosts certified personal trainers with specialties ranging from general fitness and post-rehab work to youth coaching, bodybuilding, and powerlifting.
$40
A month
No contract to sign
Membership is month-to-month and you can stop whenever life changes. Nobody here will hound you about upgrades. People stay for years anyway.
Reviews
Hear from members in Fort Worth.
“Been with Goss for a few years now. Great place, great people, great equipment. Small town atmosphere. Kinda like Cheers. “Where everybody knows your name”. I suggest this place to anybody!! Thanks for having me.”
John Beam, Facebook
“Best gym SW FTW. Friendly, great trainers, clean, all the equipment you will ever need."
Jayne Colburn, Google
About goss fitness
Built by two people who worked in gyms and saw a better way.
Husband and wife Greg Goss and Kerri Burke opened the doors in October 2016, after decades in other people's gyms, and they run this one the way they wished those had been run.
Greg — veteran bodybuilder
Greg started bodybuilding more than thirty years ago and won the Ronnie Coleman Classic as a middleweight. He trained clients at Physique's Gym and spent years at Fit for Life before deciding to build a better gym.
Kerri — who actually runs things
Kerri went from the front desk of a big-box gym to teaching classes there. She's a NASM-certified personal trainer. Between the two of them, there isn't much in a gym they haven't done, or anyone they can't help.
10
Years this October
Recognized in the press
Fort Worth Magazine
Best of Fort Worth Pick
Fort Worth Inc.
Featured
Some members have been here since the doors opened, and a few of the originals helped fund the buildout because they believed in what Greg was building.
You won't get a sales pitch here.
You'll get straight answers about pricing, and owners who are on the floor six days a week. If you haven't trained in years, or your knees aren't what they used to be, you're exactly who this gym was built for.
Membership
Forty dollars. Cancel any Time you want.
Monthly
$43.30
$40 plus tax, month-to-month.
Three month
$129.90
Pay ahead and don't worry.
Six month
$259.80
Get one month free.
Yearly
$519.60
Get two months free.
Personal training is separate, and each trainer sets their own rates. Towels, showers, lockers, and coffee are included with every membership.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Where is Goss Fitness?
6445 Southwest Blvd, in Mont-Del Plaza on the southwest side of Fort Worth, near Benbrook and just off Highway 183.
What kind of gym is it?
Goss Fitness is a boutique strength, cardio, training, and health gym for cool people of all ages. Independent personal trainers are available, and we offer laser therapy for inflammation and recovery. Towels, showers, lockers, and coffee are included with membership.
How much is a gym membership?
$40 a month plus tax ($43.30 total), month-to-month with no contract. Prefer nothing being drafted from your account? Pay three months up front: $129.90. Six months is $259.80 with one month free, and a year is $519.60 with two months free. Personal training is separate and priced by each trainer.
Do I have to sign a contract?
No. Goss has been a no-contract gym since the day it opened. Membership is month-to-month, and if you need to stop, you stop. Greg’s view is simple: if you’re here, it should be because you want to be.
Is this a good gym for seniors or people with joint problems?
Yes, on purpose. Several of our trainers specialize in senior fitness and post-rehab work; the Woodway treadmills are easy on knees and backs, and nobody here trains like a drill sergeant. Plenty of members are working around a joint, an injury, or a long break from the gym.
Do I need a personal trainer to join?
No. Most members train on their own, and the whole floor is yours from day one. If you want help, the trainers here run their own practices and set their own rates. Meet a few on a tour and see who fits. Either way, Greg and Kerri will point you in the right direction.
Tours
Take a tour with Greg & Kerri.
Look at the equipment, ask whatever you want about pricing, meet a trainer or two, and see what the gym is all about.
