Awesome gym. The speak easy is great. The only thing I'd recommend or suggest is that they get…read moreback the 2 level seating in the sauna. The air temp has changed drastically since they got rid of it.

IMF is clean and all their equipment is in good working order. Class selection and instructors are…read moregood. Lap pool is great

This gym is pretty basic. It has all the componenets needed for a work out with zero frills. There…read moreis a reason its so cheap, as far as the monthly fees are concerned. They don't have a separate room like most gyms have for you to go in and work out semi-private workout, they do not offer any classes and the bathrooms feel dirty. Not dirty as in, trash all over the place but dirty as in it needs to be disinfected. It would be a plus if at least one channel on the 10 TV's was for females. Its always sports, news and what looked like cop shows. Some reality , comedy or trash tv would have been great on at LEAST ONE tv, there was never anything remotely interesting (to me) on any of them and sometimes I like to zone out on a show while I'm doing cardio. It seems the rules are a little inconsistent, and are based on who's working. The third time I went to work out, I was told it's mandatory that they take my photo however the friend that I work out with was never asked to take her photo. I didn't want to take a photo on that particular day and was told that I had to if I wanted to work out. Each time we've gone back, they have never once asked her or made it clear that it's "mandatory that she has a photo on file" making me feel singled out, which I'm not cool with. As far as I know, they already had a copy of my drivers license from when I signed up so why did they need an additional photo of me? It gave me the ick so... that was the last month of membership. Parking was kind of a joke as well, depending on time of day but, most of the time I would sit around and wait for someone to leave that was parked near the front because I was weirded out parking too far away from the door (if I went to the gym solo and it was dark). About the operating hours: It would also be nice if they were 24 hours, which I believe they were previously but have since changed and are now inconveniently only open until 10 on Friday and 7 on Saturday. It seems that they would keep their open hours a lot later especially on the weekends. You get what you pay for or, in this case what you dont pay for, its CHEAP for a reason.

This mediocre gym went just now (June 2026) from "meh" to the worst in town…read more The machines have almost always been busy - especially since SO many of the members sit and sit and sit... between sets while they just stare at their f'ing phones. :-( Over the past two days they REMOVED about 1/4 to 1/2 of the cardio machines (treadmills and bikes) and about 20% of the resistance machines. WTF, Planet Sh*tness!? This is MUCH, much worse! I've been going there for 4 1/2 years, but I am cancelling my monthly payment today and never, ever going here again.

Whole Body Fitness is a very special place; the owners and trainers have become family! I joined…read moreWhole Body Fitness to make a change in my life. I wanted to improve muscle tone, have more energy, and lose some weight. Working with the trainers to help meet my goals, I was able to do this with the support needed. I am stronger, more energetic, and have dramatically improved my overall health. I am 100% confident the commitment to guided physical transformation is worth every bit of time and effort. VIP customer service and highly recommended!

Started working out here 6 months ago and now a true part of my weekly routine. Small workout group…read morewith consistent training by motivating and attentive trainer(s). Ian, Vanessa and Vito have made my morning workout very fulfilling, fun, challenging and have helped me reach my goal. The goal to make working out fun and fulfilling.... I'm working out in a group of 3/4 people with individual workout plans for every workout. There is a great community feel here. Where the trainers listen and work towards your requests. Thanks again Ian and WBF for getting to this first goal.

I was in town for a long weekend in Chico and was looking for a gym to drop into. Overall it was a…read moregood spot, here are some of my thoughts... Pros - Ample parking, free WiFi, huge locker rooms with an awesome steam room, free towel use, fairly well laid out with a good variety of equipment, high quality treadmills, indoor basketball court, a great pool & hot tub, onsite cafe and childcare, large group class areas, and day/week drop in options. Cons - Outdated decor, not many sanitation stations/wipes for equipment, benches in the weight area needed to be replaced, some of the equipment was pretty worn, and the front desk staff could have been more friendly. As a drop in, having never been there no one offered to give me a quick lay of the land. And I had to ask how the lockers worked after I got back to the locker room (obviously this is a thing because they had a sample locker door at the desk to instruct people on how to use them). Even having a map for visual upfront for someone to walk me through would be helpful. I'd visit this spot again, overall a good experience.

You can tell everything you need to know about a business by how it responds to negative reviews…read more And the way in which Chico Sports Club made false statements about me without knowing who I am, questioned my email handle as if I don't have a right to privacy, and then demanded that I had no right to say they were disrespectful, tells you everything you need to know about the character of this business. Poor character. Bad manners. Rude people. Bullies. Chico Sports Club is a poorly-owned and poorly-managed gym. Not sure why Chico Sports club cares what my email handle is. Also no threats were made, no intimidation, so that is a defamatory statement by Chico Sports Club, and they are subject to a lawsuit over making false statements in response to a review. And I have every right to say a business is disrespectful if they are disrespectful. That's called freedom of speech, and as a veteran of the Armed Forces, I will use my 1st Amendment Right to call out disrespectful businesses. Don't ever give these people a cent. They are unsound. My review was well-written and objective. Chico Sports Club's response was unhinged, insulting, and defensive of their bad behavior. The front desk staff and personal trainers are the only reason why this place is still in business. It certainly isn't because it is being run by a competent owner or managers. Every time I went, at least one machine I wanted to use was out of use, often times for long periods. Days, sometimes a week or more. Sometimes weeks. The steam room had issues on a few occasions. The banister in the exercise pool was broken for a long period of time. The main lap pool is shared with various groups, so the few lanes that are available, are being rented out to outside groups every day for several hours a day. They leave one or two lanes for the members I think. But that's not a lot when you have regular gym members using the pool and outside groups splitting about six lanes. The pool itself is in terrible condition. I don't think it's ever been redone. I often found things like bandaids, large bugs of various kinds, cement chips from the pool bottom. Etc. And, if you pushback against Chico Sports Club raising member prices and fees, they cancel your membership and blacklist you. Doesn't matter if you're a disabled veteran. Another 1st Class business in Chico. Chico Sports Club is disrespectful to disabled veterans.

I've been going to AB Fitness for over a year and I love it!!! It's not your traditional gym. It…read morefocuses on group training and personal training using non traditional movements. My favorite part about the training is that everyday we do something different in my opinion this breaks up the monotony. I can tell you that I've been to every gym in Chico and have never gotten as good of a workout as I did with Kathy Hankins (the owner of AB Fitness). If you're down to break a sweat and push yourself this is a great training facility.

The music was ridiculously loud. It was shaking the walls and giving me a headache. I asked twice…read moreif they could turn it down because I could not hear the trainers instructions over the music, but instead she gave me attitude and actually turned it up. What the heck? She is literally damaging her clients hearing. If they care so little about people's hearing how could they possibly care about the fitness. I walked away and I will not be back.

Great place for working out. I have been lifting since high school and the team at JS are great at…read morechecking, correcting and demonstrating the right form.

Perfect combo of strength and metabolic workout! Trainers are very knowledgeable and demo each…read moremovement. They make sure your body is moving correctly and will modify as need be. I love my 6AM workout crew! We laugh, joke, encourage each other and get super sweaty! Many different levels of skill.No intimidation here...come in...do what you can do...and feel encouraged and accomplished.

This gym has been the best thing that has happened to me in my 40's. I was weak, had chronic back…read moreinjuries and had so many doubts about myself when I walked in. The people here are supportive, loving, and treat you like family. i was welcomed in from day one. I am now the strongest I've ever been, have no back issues and look forward to my time here four days a week. Check out the training programs available here.

Regardless of your background or interest, if getting stronger is your goal this is where you need…read moreto be. I have tried many different gyms and this is the only one where i didnt feel as though I was im competition with anyone but myself even though this is the strongest group of people I have trained with. Every member wants to see everyone else succeed. I've been training with Michael for nearly 2 years. His coaching has helped me add over 125 lbs to my deadlift, 130 lbs to my squat, and 50 lbs to my bench. Once you walk through those doors it will be hard to leave.

Took my first ever Orangetheory class today and had a great time!! Came in early so they could…read moreexplain how things work and Kaitlyn was a great instructor. The music was upbeat and perfect for the activities we did- rowing, treadmill and weights! All body workout for sure and love that you can see the stats. Upside: they have great month to month options Downside: you have to buy a heart rate monitor if you want to see the stats on screen, they're pricey at $120ish (but you can split into 3). Also, they have very limited options for evening classes.

Amazing gym. Highly recommend. Been here over 7 years. The workouts are intense but doable.read more

the app is not response and when tried to contact customer service not one reply. we bought a 2…read moremembership and the other person could not access their keytag.

From the owner: At POWERGYM Chico, we shine when it comes to equipment — combining old-school classics with…read morenew-school machines you won’t find just anywhere. We’re known for our dedicated leg and glute training area packed with specialty equipment, plus plenty of treadmills so you’re never waiting around. We welcome anyone ready to take their fitness seriously in a motivating, inspiring, no-excuses environment. We’re open 24/7, 365 days a year, with easy self check-in and simple online sign-ups.

I've been going to this gym for about 6 months, and am loving it! The trainers are knowledgeable…read moreand friendly. They are great about knowing your limitations and supporting you in your goals. I also love that I am supporting a small, veteran owned business!

When I turned 50 I decided I needed to start exercising more. I clicked on a 6 week challenge that…read morecame across my FB feed. I then went in and met with Taylor. I signed up for the challenge to make sure I liked the gym and I would actually go. I'm not a gym guy. In fact, I hated the gym. It was always an intimidating place. I never knew what to do and had no idea if I was doing things right. So, with past memberships I'd do to the gym do a couple exercises then run on the treadmill then leave. Then after a month get bored and never go back. Creeds model is different. They have small classes up to about 8 people. I go the same time every day. I have met great people in my class/time-slot that I enjoy seeing every day. I'm an introvert so it's just enough socializing to feel like I'm part of a group. But not so much that I'm uncomfortable. Taylor programs us for the month. 3 days a week is strength and 2 for cardio. He or another trainer is there to make sure you have good form and provide motivation. I am a lot stronger and healthier now than when I started. Probably stronger than I have been in 20 years. Since joining I have had both my shoulders and my knee fixed. Taylor was able to work in exercises to help me recover and strengthen those areas. If you're trying to find a gym where you have a sense of belonging, get personal training/coaching to get healthy this is the place.