It’s a gym built to get serious. A lot of bodybuilding athletes go here and it has divers range of equipment. Easily the bodybuilding Mecca of Florida. Full out vibe for heavy lifts and serious looking atmosphere Don’t forget about the smoothie bar in the back with all the supplements you could ever want. Less

Ill give it a 4 for a couple ressons… Gym is absolutely amazing and super clean and the equipment is awesome, cant really complain about any of that. 1 star off because firstly $40 for a guest pass when the monrhlt membership is about $90, thats aboslute highway robbery, I dont get the gatekeeping, I would have done the second day to also do an upper day and try out those machines too as I only got to try some of the machines for legs(quad biased day) $20 seems a bit more fair to me. Second would be that the saunas and cold plunges are not ready yet Less

Training at RAW Athletic Club was an amazing experience. When I walked in, I was amazed by the size of the place. With 19,000 square feet for bodybuilding, it felt like a fitness paradise. The gym has over 150 top-quality machines for all kinds of workouts, from heavy lifting to cardio. It felt like the Disneyland of bodybuilding. RAW lives and breathes the "grit and grind" culture, with everyone showing strong dedication. The gym is well-organized, with different areas for different types of training. After a tough workout, it was nice to relax with a smoothie in the nutrition lounge, offering healthy options for muscle recovery. The vibe of the place is truly motivating. The staff is always there to help, and the energy makes you want to give your best, just like Chris Bumstead’s philosophy. I highly recommend it and can’t wait to go back. Less

I am a member at 4 gyms in the area. Raw is definitely my favorite due to the minimal crowds at peak hours, the smoothie bar, it's clean af, and way more importantly... FAR higher percentage of people who know common gym etiquette and who prioritize fitness. It's an expensive membership but it's worth it to my gf and I who prioritize fitness and struggle to go any other time than peak hours. If someone is paying that much for a membership then they're likely going to be serious about lifting, access to quality equipment, and minimal crowds. I'm glad they don't offer day passes. This is a different world than say, planet fitness, for anyone who is serious about the gym. Less