Came to this studio recently to try yogalates and the core & glutes class on grand opening day!…read moreYogalates was such a GOOD burn. It was a really good flow. Also, the studio is just so nice. The colors really complement each other. They also have different weight options, exercise balls, some mats available, stretch bands etc. For the grand opening they hosted 3 classes for the community. They had charcuterie cups, mocktails, different vendors and sign up specials. The owner, Samara, is so kind! It looks like they have a wonderful little community going on here. Parking is also not too difficult. She definitely gave this place a beautiful makeover. :)

This is my dream gym. Excellent, personable instructors who provide a variety of group exercise…read moreoptions. I finally made early morning workouts a non-negotiable part of my daily routine and LOVE how I've benefited. Sign up today for a class at T3. Your future self will appreciate you!

I wanted to leave an updated review after being a member for more than six months. I also wanted to…read morerespond to a review I saw here that I personally do not think reflects the environment of this gym. From my experience, this gym has been very safe and respectful for women. I have never been disrespected by any men here. I go at different times of the day, both mornings and evenings, so I see different groups of people, and my experience has always been positive. Overall, the gym is great. I really like that there have been upgrades with new machines being added. It's nice to see the gym continuing to improve the equipment for members. One suggestion I would have is adding more recovery options. The sauna is great, but many gyms are starting to offer additional recovery amenities. It would be really nice to see things like massage chairs, a cold plunge, or other recovery features added for members. Another improvement that could help would be organizing some of the machines a bit more by section, such as grouping leg machines together and arm machines together. Aside from those suggestions, I really enjoy this gym. It's a clean, safe environment and a great place to work out. The staff here are also great and very helpful. I saw some people mention that the blonde woman who works here is rude, but that has not been my experience at all. She has always been very nice. She may have a strong voice and might come across as serious at first, but once you talk to her she is actually very kind. She may just not be a super bubbly person, and that's okay because everyone has different personalities. I would also like to point out that all of the employees here have been nice and respectful. But I do hope the owner see my review and does consider adding more recovery options : ) That would be Greattt !!!

Good gym only complaint is doesn't matter what time I go they're always cleaning around me so I'm…read morealways inhaling all the chemicals or the dust from the machines that the cleaners are spraying/floating around as I work out so I end up cutting my work outs shorts definitely not asthma friendly

Been working with Veronica for almost 2 years now, and it's been a complete game changer for my…read morefitness journey. I've worked with many trainers over the years, and this has by far been the best experience I've had with a personal trainer. Not only has she helping me reach my fitness goals, but she continuously helps me become a better version of myself. Even with early morning sessions she always has a great attitude and is ready to help you have a productive session! She truly listens to my needs and is incredibly knowledgeable and has great expertise in powerlifting. As a person with a physical disability, I really appreciated that she never shied away from training me or treated me differently. Instead, she took the time to figure out how to modify certain workouts while still helping me accomplish the goals we set together. I also love the private gym atmosphere. I never have to worry about it being overcrowded and not getting everything we have planned for our session, huge plus it's always clean, and everyone is very welcoming. I would highly recommend this gym to anyone, no matter your fitness level or goals. You'll find a welcoming environment, knowledgeable coaching, and a trainer who truly cares about helping you succeed and become the best version of yourself.

Giselle was my first trainer, and I'm so glad I got paired with her. She really knows her stuff,…read moreand that shows in how she trains. She doesn't just tell you what to do, she explains why certain workouts matter and asks follow-up questions to keep you accountable. In under three months, I learned so much from her and felt inspired by her structure, knowledge, and genuine attitude. She's also kind, understanding, and flexible, which makes the process feel supportive and realistic. I highly recommend Giselle to anyone looking to transform their body or stay consistent with their fitness goals. She clearly knows how to guide people based on what they need, and I'm looking forward to booking with her again for my next goals. :)

This location is super nice! I came on a weekday and it was really clean and not at all busy. There…read moreare a ton of amenities, including a sauna room. I appreciated the abundant cable machines and deadlift platforms, especially during peak hours. They have the colored bumper plates so you don't have to use hex plates for weightlifting. I also saw a free standing landmine setup in the corner next to the cable machines in the weight room. The weight room was sizable, but I personally didn't love whatever brand the single decline press bench was, as the smallest setting was too tall for me, lol. This is one of the nicer LAFitnesses I've been to, and I've been going around SoCal trying out different ones. It's bigger and better stocked, and seems more geared towards athletes in general.

I recently became a member and had a disappointing experience when attempting to bring a guest to…read morethe gym. The guest check-in process was much longer and more complicated than what I've experienced at other fitness centers, and the staff did not clearly explain the steps involved. Throughout the interaction, the process felt less like a straightforward guest registration and more like a sales presentation, which was unexpected and added to the frustration. My guest was asked to complete an extensive questionnaire, after which we were directed to an office to continue the process. Throughout the interaction, there was very little communication about what was required, how long it would take, or why certain information was needed. This created unnecessary confusion and frustration. Before meeting with the staff member in the office, I asked another employee (older man, shorter, black shirt , belly, thin hair) approximately how long the process would take. Rather than providing an estimate or seeking clarification, he repeatedly stated that it was not his department and that he did not know. Given his position, I expected a more helpful response or an effort to direct us appropriately. When we eventually met with the other man who guided us to the office, the conversation felt unnecessarily defensive/ passive aggressive. Instead of addressing our concerns about the lack of communication, he focused on justifying the process and made comments such as, "we can't just let anyone in here; there are murderers," which seemed unprofessional and unrelated to our concern. Our issue was never with providing guest information--it was with the poor communication, rude staff, lack of transparency, and the sales-oriented nature of the interaction when we were simply trying to check in a guest for a workout. To add to the confusion, the staff member later acknowledged that a mistake had been made regarding the guest pass on my account and that certain steps we were told were necessary were ultimately not needed. As a newer member, I was hoping for a more welcoming and organized experience. Better communication, greater transparency about the guest process, and a more professional approach from staff would have made a significant difference. Will probably be choosing another gym soon :(

Huge recreation space, so many different amenities to try, overall a pretty nice recreation center…read more After 4 years of coming here to the student rec center at UCR, I've decided to write a Yelp review. There have been so many changes over the years to the gym here at UCR, mostly to try to better the place. They've moved things around, made things nicer, added more things, and overall improved the gym space but adding things like extra power racks and now they have a weight sled on the second floor. Service is generally friendly but usually whenever I ask the front desk for things, they seem lost or they act like they don't care about anything. Overall, I do think that this recreation center is a lot nicer than other the other UCs. Some of my complaints include that they refuse to have higher dumbbell limits, since the highest dumbbells only go up to 100. I know it's not in-demand to have them, but if students need to progress, you'd think they'd add more weights. I also don't like that they got rid of some of the leg machines downstairs and moved them upstairs. By doing that, you're making students become even more lazy from doing leg workouts more often and you've created a chicken leg epidemic! haha If you're coming to this gym from outside of the university, I believe that they have guest passes for $5. But if you're from UCR, I highly suggest utilizing this gym because it's included in your tuition.

The SRC is definitely the nicest gym I've ever been too. They have two floors, both of which are…read morecovered in machinery. They have any type of weight training you need, an indoor track, beautiful pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, and almost anything you need. The equipment is kept clean, and you can use the rooms to do floor training when classes aren't being held. Speaking of classes - they have people come and teach Zumba, Pilates, or again - anything you need. Water stations on both floors, and clean bathrooms on both floors as well. Sometimes the SRC gets crowded, but that's mostly after the New Years. If you avoid prime hours of working out you'll have no problem getting the machines you need. However, even if it is crowded, you'll still get what you need with a short wait time. If you're a student or have the opportunity to use this gym, I strongly recommend it!

Came by for the open gym last weekend. Decent setup and a super nice gym btw, but the smell near…read morethe ring was unbearable--it just straight-up smelled like stinky, unwashed feet. Looking forward to signing up soon though!

I've been coming here since Kelly managed it back when it was Self Made Training Facility. After…read moreshe left, the gym just didn't feel the same,management declined, cleanliness became an issue, and the overall experience no longer felt like the private training environment it was meant to be (issues with maintenance, random people coming in, lack of AC, and basic supplies missing at times). Since Kelly returned, rebranded the gym, and put her own vision into the space, the difference has been huge. She truly brought this place back to life and created the kind of private gym atmosphere people are looking for, clean, organized, welcoming, and focused. I train with Chris S and highly recommend him. He's reasonable, supportive, understanding, and genuinely helps you work toward your goals in a way that feels realistic and sustainable. I absolutely love this place and am so happy to see it thriving again.

The new Pilates studio is clean and aesthetic. Lola is an amazing Pilates instructor! She really…read morecares about her clients and makes sure everyone is able to do the exercise ! 10/10

Used the restroom at the gym and unfortunately witnessed a member standing by the sink picking his…read morenose for an extended period of time. It was very unsanitary and uncomfortable to see in a shared space. I hope management can encourage better hygiene and cleanliness in the gym area and the restroom.

Riley is really nice and helpful! Glad he's there! He's always willing to help and never gave me a…read morehard time for anything.

My husband was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease a year ago. At that time, his movement specialist…read morerecommended Rock Steady Boxing (RSB), a nationally recognized program specifically for individuals with Parkinson's. What we discovered was more than an exercise class--it became a lifeline. It provided a supportive community where participants could share their fears, resources, and encourage one another. We have been grateful that 24 Hour Fitness provided space for this program. The next closest facilities are in Temecula, Orange County, or Los Angeles County. Unfortunately, all this changed on Wednesday, June 10. The participants were informed that all classes must stop immediately. No clear explanation was provided. Rock Steady Boxing does not run from a dedicated facility. Instead, certified instructors must find locations where classes can be held. For many individuals with Parkinson's, 24 Hour Fitness served as an accessible refuge. Let me be clear: 24 Hour Fitness has chosen to discontinue hosting a program that provides significant physical, emotional, and social benefits to people living with Parkinson's disease. Management has the authority to reconsider this decision and restore access, yet has chosen not to do so. This decision is disappointing and harmful to a community that relies on these services. Shame on you, 24 Hour Fitness.