If youre like an upper novice powerlifter and youre like me, this place is 3 minutes from my house…read moredriving, theres a bathroom, shower, and its like $13 to get out of the house 3 times a week. Before this I was spending exactly the same amount of time doomscrolling on my phone per night. The staff are all absolute sweethearts, theyre always working and cleaning. The bathrooms are gross in ANY gym, it can get gnarly here but I've never had to do the big one here. You just need to accept that. Everybody says hi, the entire PF stigma around big lifting is completely unfounded for this location. I go 2-3 wheels on the big lifts and nobody cares, no stares, didn't set the alarm off. It makes noise when I rack it. Nobody has ever once spoke to me. I'm on week 7. It's only going to get bigger. The price is so cheap I've literally paid $26 to get a 3 plate deadlift which is the best ROI of any money I've spent. For the past 2 months I've belong to multiple gyms at the same time to feel them out. Not only do more expensive gyms have less equipment, that is maintained very poorly, or the entire place smells Indian as hell (absolute deal breaker 9000), but then you pay $60, it closes at ridiculous hours so youre dealing with a morning or after work stampede and I do not rushing or asking if someone is still using something because everybody has their own journey and they have a right to take their time and enjoy their privacy. So after my first two months of belonging to 4 gyms simultaneously for a trial week, PF is actually the winner (Anytime/24/Barbell/PF)

I just wanted to give a shoutout to Cheyenne B. for her OUTSTANDING customer care. Thank you so…read moremuch for your stellar Service!!! Thank you Planet Fitness!!! You hired Just right!!! Jim H.

Clean, well-equipped facilities, great atmosphere, and excellent trainer! Even if it's a full…read moreclass, Kyle still zeroes in on individuals to make sure they're doing the exercises properly and makes suggestions according to their fitness or comfort level. The pacing and variety of the workouts are great, and I feel challenged every time. I join using Classpass, so I don't come too frequently, but from my observation of the regulars, they seem to have a really good rapport with Kyle and each other. Seems like a nice community.

Great Workout, Helpful Trainer (But Please, No More Pitbull!)…read more Tried out a class today and had the pleasure of training with Kyle. He's a solid trainer--knowledgeable, patient, and attentive to form. As a first-timer, I really appreciated his guidance on maintaining the right heart rate zone (above 91%) to maximize the workout. That tip alone made a big difference! Kyle was especially helpful with core exercises, ensuring I engaged my abs properly. He also gave great tips on tricep workouts and proper glute stretches, which really helped me avoid post-workout tightness. The rotating stations kept things dynamic, and I definitely felt the burn in my core and legs--just the kind of workout I was hoping for. The ambience was energetic, and the music kept things moving... except for Pitbull. I have no idea why he was on the playlist, but I wouldn't mind never hearing him in a workout class again! That aside, the experience was great, and I'll definitely be back. the workout was solid, and I left feeling accomplished. Looking forward to my next session!

I joined this gym a month ago and I can honestly say I'm so happy I did! For me, the gym isn't just…read moreabout fitness, it's therapy. It's a fun playground where I go to play, to process, to express, to connect, and to release. From day one, this space has felt safe, welcoming, and grounding. What stands out most is the community. I deeply value connection, and as a new member, I've genuinely appreciated the friendliness and openness of the people here. The gym-goers I've met have been kind, encouraging, and warm! I feel right at home! Of course...creating this kind of culture doesn't just happen. It's a reflection of the incredible staff who hold the energy of this place. Special shout-outs to Eli (manager), Anthony (sales), Diana and Elias (welcome desk), and the entire team, from the amazing front desk to the cleaning and maintenance staff who keep everything squeaky clean and running smoothly. Your care and effort are felt! Deep gratitude for this gym and for everyone who contributes to making it such a welcoming and uplifting space. I'm really thankful to be part of this community!

Last Sunday, April 18, I informed the front desk staff that many of the locks in the downstairs…read morewomen's changing room were broken. I was told that someone would be sent to repair them. However, three days later, when I returned on Wednesday, the locks were still not fixed and remained broken. What was even more upsetting and uncomfortable was the staff's attitude. When I went back to speak with the front desk again, the same person showed no sincerity or willingness to apologize. Instead, they appeared indifferent, as if the issue had nothing to do with them. I will be reporting this poor service attitude to management. It is now 2026, and it is honestly shocking that the level of service can still be this bad. If there were an option to give zero stars, I would not hesitate to do so.

I love Megaformer classes!…read more They kick your butt without feeling like they kick your butt. Clean studio, good instructors, nice staff, and modern equipment. Plenty of parking available too :)

A really welcoming reformer Pilates community. I always try to attend classes via ClassPass when my…read moreschedule allows. Transform is a local community gem, and they are also very helpful in learning more about the reformer machine too.

Field Fitness has been my gym since the day they opened, and I couldn't be happier with the…read moreexperience. The gym has consistently supported me in reaching my fitness goals through well-structured workouts, a motivating environment, and a strong sense of community. Josh is an outstanding coach -- approachable, personable, and genuinely passionate about helping others succeed. He has a unique ability to connect with people and make every session both effective and enjoyable. What went well? The programming is excellent, the atmosphere is positive, Field Fitness isn't just a gym -- it's a place where you grow stronger, both physically and mentally.

Have been really enjoying Field fitness. I finished at work recently and my workplace (a big tech…read morecompany) had great classes and great instructors which I knew I would miss. One of the instructors there recommended Field Fitness, and I've loved what I have found. I've mostly been taking classes with Josh and he's so motivating and supportive. I've got an arm injury and he's been great about providing alternatives for some exercises while keeping the flow of the class going for all. So impressive. There is no 'hard sell' at this place - which I really appreciate, and their endurance as a studio is there because they offer great programming and great product via the classes that they have. If your schedule means that you can only do infrequent or irregular classes, through to dedicated multi-times-a-week practice for strength, core, upper body and lower body work, you can do via the classes at this gym - so check it out!

Vim and Vigor is a small gym next to Nob Hill grocery store in Campbell. If you don't expect too…read moremuch at this price point, you'll be fine. The range of equipment is decent and they have a complete enough set of weight machines for my routine. The cardio machines are ok, though I prefer Precor to Life Fitness. The GX room is fine, sometimes too hot or cold. I just use it to practice the classes I teach at other facilities. It could be cleaner, they could do better with fixing broken machines, they could restock the wipes and paper towels and soap more consistently. They could be open later on the weekend. I'm not sure why there's so much hate for the staff (including the front desk guys). They seem friendly and helpful to me. It's not perfect. But it's like $12/month. If you want swanky and fancy go to Bay Club.

I love this gym. They have listened to the request and added more weights and the cleaner lady…read morekeeps the floor cleaned. I love the classes but it's tough to get a class. They go away in 10 seconds. So just be careful if you want to join the gym only for classes of Vicky or Cathy. Specially Vicky- she is such a good instructor, for her classes you have to stand in line 20-30 minutes in waitlist line if you didn't get in with the app click.

Pros: actually 24hrs, great spot if you're starting in your fitness journey, not overwhelming…read more Cons: they need to sweep and mop more often.

The gym needs a major renovation. However, they everything I needed to complete my workout. The…read moremen's shower still out of order for weeks already.

I stopped going to the gym early in the pandemic and after breaking my arm in a bicycle accident, I…read moredecided it was time to go back indoors. I looked into going back to my old luxury gym, but the price had increased by 50 percent after I left, so that was no longer an option. Decades ago, I had belonged to a low-end gym and I didn't want that experience again, so I decided to find whether there was something in the middle. This particular Crunch Fitness has several positives and a few negatives. First off, this place is a gym. Don't look for childcare, towel service, fancy toiletries, eucalyptus spray, hair dryers, jacuzzi, or steam room. It's very much a gym, and the owner focuses on that. (All Crunch Fitness centers are franchises). It has so many machines. For example, many gyms have one or two multipulley weight machines. This Crunch has six. It has five kick boxing bags, numerous cages, and a plethora of cardio equipment: Stairmasters, rowers, treadmills, recumbent bikes, upright bikes and spinner bikes. In the daytime, almost all types of equipment are available and it's relatively quiet. In the evenings, particularly from 6:00-8:30, it's very loud and some cardio equipment may not be around. In addition, the music is pumped high and it can be especially loud when a class is going on. The group exercise room doesn't have a door. In addition, the outside door gets propped open to vent during large classes. A big part of any gym is the people who work out there. I've noticed that people are very conscious about wiping equipment down and replacing weights. While the gym doesn't have a jacuzzi or steam room, it does have a sauna. It's infrared, and I'm not sure of the IR's significance. It feels like any other sauna, but it lacks the woody scent. I don't know why; maybe it's just because it's new. The Winchester Crunch Fitness's rest and recovery area is better that that at other Crunches. Instead f being just a section set apart from the rest of the gym, it's a separate room with black walls. This keeps it quiet and more relaxing. The recovery area has Novatech compression devices, Hydromassage, and Human Touch massage chairs, but don't be deceived! The Human Touch Massage Chair do not feel anything like human touch. Basically, they're like the mall massage chair only they also have enclosures for hands and feet. The Hydromassagers are excellent. One thing that sets this particular gym apart from others, including other Crunches, is that it has individual changing rooms instead of locker rooms. The shower rooms labeled disabled all have urinals, so guys tend to use them. Those rooms are mammoth, but I'm OK using the smaller rooms. I think the owner installed the individual changing rooms as part of its no judgement philosophy, and in doing so, the situation ended up nicer for everyone. I do wish the bathrooms were cleaned more often. They aren't filthy or anything, and they don't have paper overflowing or anything like that, but it would be good to see some janitorial staff going through every hour or so to mop up and sanitize. All-in-all, it's a good place to get down to the business of staying in shape.

I toured several gyms in the area--Crunch Fitness - San Jose Winchester, City Sports Club (formerly…read more49ers Fit), Anytime Fitness, and Vim + Vigor Fitness (formerly Fitness 19)--and Crunch was the clear winner for me. City Sports felt too dark and had a bit of an intimidating vibe--mostly already-fit people and I didn't see many women in the free weight area. I also didn't love that everything faces the mall windows, and the inability to pay for a full year upfront was a downside. Anytime Fitness was convenient with 24/7 access, but it felt too small for my needs and was on the pricier side. Vim + Vigor was also expensive and consistently busy. Crunch, on the other hand, just felt right. I did a 3-day pass and had a really comfortable experience. No one staring, no awkward vibes--just a solid, welcoming environment. There's plenty of equipment: machines, free weights, a HIIT area, and circuit training options. The studio space is large and offers a good variety of classes. The front desk staff were also a standout--friendly and genuinely helpful. Denise gave me a tour, and she was great--very nice, motivating, and easy to talk to. We had a good chat, which made the whole experience feel even more welcoming. Trevor is helpful as well and has kept in touch over email. Yes, it gets busy during peak times (I went around 4:30-5:00 PM), but let's be real--this is the Bay Area, every gym is busy then. Big bonus: the recovery area. Red light sauna, red light therapy, hydro massage beds, and massage chairs--honestly, that alone sets it apart. Also worth noting: instead of a traditional locker room, they have individual bathroom/shower setups, which gives you more privacy. Another plus--Crunch lets you pay for the full year upfront, which can save you a little money... and let's be honest, we could all use that right now. Only downside across the board--none of these gyms have a pool or hot tub, which would've been nice. Overall, Crunch on Winchester strikes the best balance of comfort, equipment, and value. It made working out feel doable again--and that's saying something. It is closer to home than the others which is a bonus as well. I plan on joining Crunch this week

I've been coming here for eight months, and I noticed there's a new cleaning staff member; things…read moreare better now--it gives the gym a good appearance.

I've trained at a range of gyms including Lifetime, Equinox, and 24 Hour Fitness, so this is coming…read morefrom real comparison, not just a one-off experience. What's frustrating is that 24 actually has great equipment. In some locations, the machine selection is just as good as, or even better than, what you find at higher-end gyms. Meanwhile, you're paying $200+ a month at places like Equinox largely for fewer people and better cleanliness. And that's the gap. At 24, the issue isn't the equipment. It's the lack of consistent hygiene and accountability. You still run into people who don't wipe down machines, leave sweat behind, or treat the space like it's not shared. It breaks the experience, and it's exactly why people feel pushed to pay a premium elsewhere. There's a very clear opportunity here that could completely change the game: Implement and enforce a "no towel/bench barrier, no training" policy. This isn't about being overly strict. It's about creating a baseline standard. When people are required to use a towel as a barrier between themselves and the equipment: Sweat is contained instead of transferred directly onto benches and machines Cleanliness improves immediately and visibly Members become more mindful of shared space This is standard in many European gyms, and it works because it's enforced, not just suggested. From a business standpoint, it's also a win: Towel service memberships become more valuable Retail towel sales increase Equipment lasts longer due to less direct sweat exposure But the key is consistency. Staff should actively walk the floor, clean regularly, and reinforce the policy so it becomes part of the culture, not just a sign on the wall. Right now, 24 has the foundation to compete with premium gyms on experience, not just price. But without stronger standards around cleanliness and etiquette, it falls short. Fix that, and it's a completely different gym.

For anyone in the South Bay interested in joining a well-rounded community of individuals who will…read moredo their best to look after your well-being and help you achieve your own personal fitness goals, this is the perfect place to start at. Southwest YMCA is consistently doing their best to improve their renown establishment of amazing staff and trainers. I've noticed that the area where this particular YMCA is located at is very nice compared to others within the South Bay. Don't miss out on coming here, you'll be very satisfied with the knowledgeable staff and upper management that will make you feel at home while being supportive of your future ambitions, both personally and physical

First let me start off by saying all staff members here are friendly and helpful. I only go to the…read moreY Saratoga to swim. I swim daily- but I don't think I'll be able to going forward. First-- the pool is crowded nonstop. Almost impossible to have any peace when swimming. Kids will pop out of nowhere and swim in your lane-- the FAST lane. And they can barely swim. The 'lifeguards' do nothing about it. Next, I loathe circle swim. It's kind of dangerous and doesn't work. I understand sharing lanes, but circle swim is not easy at all. The biggest issue with the pool? OVERCHLORINATION (is that a word?)... like another reviewer said, the Southwest Y pool is like poison. The chlorine is so strong; i know there's so many people who use the pool but this is ridiculous. I use anti chlorine items like soap and gel- and normally they dissolve chlorine in seconds. Nothing will work with the Y pool. That's how strong the chlorine levels are. They need to look at the company who is doing the job. It's even worse than 24 Hour Fitness pools! From the smell to the itch to the dryness-- it's way too strong. I'm close to letting corporate know. It might not even be safe to swim here. Aside from the pool poison, the Southwest Y used to be a building so gym and weight area is separate. Annoying in winter and rainy season, to walk between buildings. Then there's employees who monitor both areas. Seems like a great idea, but it's kind of annoying. It's like you're being watched. They have complimentary towels , which is a good thing. The locker rooms are severely outdated. Think 1970s high school. The Y is for families. It's not for single people lol. There's so many kids running around , it's constantly busy and loud. This shouldn't be a surprise. There's good things but the bad outweighs. They need to do something about the pool chlorine levels-- have i said it enough?