Describe your gym and the decisions you need to make. Makeform creates a focused survey about facilities, equipment, classes, staff, and overall member experience.
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Sample prompts for your member survey
Choose a gym scenario, adapt its prompt, and send it to the builder. Each example is a starting structure.
Audience
Active members using equipment, classes, and locker rooms
Format
Five-minute quarterly satisfaction survey
Prompt size
295 chars
Example survey structure
Five-minute quarterly satisfaction survey
How often do you visit the gym?
Which areas and services do you use?
Rate the facilities and equipment
Rate classes and staff support
What should we improve first?
Suggested routing tags
Facility follow-up
Class feedback
Staff recognition
Use the same labeled scale for each experience area, then ask one open question that helps explain the score.
Step 1
Measure
facilities, classes, equipment, staff, and value
Step 2
Segment
compare feedback by visits, services used, and tenure
Step 3
Prioritize
pair low ratings with comments and improvement choices
Step 4
Respond
assign follow-ups and explain what the gym will change
Feedback managers can use
Connect consistent ratings to areas members use, then ask for a specific improvement.
Use one labeled scale across cleanliness, equipment, classes, staff, and value so patterns are easier to review.
Show class, locker-room, and explanation questions only when relevant.
Send maintenance, scheduling, and contact requests to the responsible team.
Survey moments
A short check-in after joining answers different questions from a quarterly pulse or renewal review.
Check orientation, equipment confidence, early progress, and barriers to visiting.
Track conditions, class access, staff interactions, and one requested change.
Ask about booking, timing, instruction, challenge, and atmosphere for attended classes.
Explore goal support, value, renewal intent, recommendation, and ranked priorities before the membership decision.
From goal to response plan
Define the decision, generate a focused path, and assign each follow-up before sharing.
Choose facility priorities, programming, onboarding, or renewal, then identify the members who can answer.
Tell Makeform your locations, amenities, class model, response window, desired length, rating scale, and the operational areas you can change.
Label scale endpoints, add not-applicable choices, remove duplicate questions, and use conditional logic so members rate only services they have used.
Distribute the link, compare segments carefully, assign comments that require action, and tell members which themes the team is addressing.
Choose a useful format
Annual reviews, short pulses, and service-specific forms produce different detail.
Field guide
Use six focused sections to connect the physical gym experience, programming, people, and membership value to practical next steps.
Member context
Ask about visits, tenure, location, and services only when they help interpret results or route questions.
Facilities and cleanliness
Rate workout areas, locker rooms, comfort, and cleanliness separately so managers can identify the affected area.
Equipment experience
Ask about equipment variety, peak-time wait, condition, and maintenance as distinct experiences.
Classes and programming
Ask whether the member takes classes, then explore schedule, booking, instructors, variety, level, and requested formats.
Staff and service
Measure welcome, approachability, responsiveness, and consistency. Keep staff recognition or concern details optional.
Overall value and action
Combine overall satisfaction, goal support, value, and future intent with a ranked improvement and explanation.
Related tools
Use separate forms for registration, class booking, feedback, cancellation, and relationship measurement so each request stays focused.
Build a broader satisfaction survey with repeatable rating scales.
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Open toolManage class choices, time slots, and participant details.
Open toolCapture cancellation reasons and requested follow-up separately.
Open toolFAQ
Practical answers for gym managers choosing questions, timing, scales, and response workflows.
It asks members about facilities, equipment, cleanliness, classes, staff, value, and overall membership. Managers can use the responses to find themes, prioritize changes, and handle requested follow-ups.
Ask about visit patterns and services used, followed by ratings for facilities, cleanliness, equipment, classes, staff, goal support, value, and overall satisfaction. Finish with an improvement priority and optional comment.
A recurring pulse may need only a few ratings and one comment; a periodic review can cover more areas. Use routing to skip questions about unused services.
Use one clearly labeled scale with consistent direction. Define its endpoints, include not applicable when needed, and pair important low ratings with an optional explanation.
Anonymous responses can encourage candid themes. Let members optionally provide contact details and permission when they want a reply, and explain how responses are reviewed.
Tie surveys to decisions: after the first month, a class cycle, during quarterly planning, or before renewal. Leave time to review responses and communicate action.
Yes. Makeform includes unlimited free forms and responses, so you can generate, edit, publish, and collect gym member survey submissions without a response cap. The paid tier removes the Makeform badge.
Review patterns and relevant segments, read comments beside ratings, and avoid overinterpreting small groups. Assign issues to owners, clarify only with permission, and tell members what is being addressed.
Turn member experience into a practical improvement list.
