I visited as a guest. Took a Pilates class. First impression was great. Clean. Organized…read more Professional instructor. Comfortable modern showers. Full amenities. Steam room. No pool. No sauna. Massage services but the prices are outrageous. Hang out area. Big nice patio. Overall a great gym for whoever can afford it. I believe the membership starts at $300/month

Almost $400 a month for a single floor gym? No thank you…read more I couldn't put my finger on it but something about this place just wouldn't allow me to relax. Something just felt very busy and crowded about the space. I never feel anxious working out .. and I gotta be honest I was expecting more. The gym floor just feels CRAMPED. All the cardio machines felt on top of each other. There's a mirror in the center of the floor by the dumbbells that doesn't look secure since it shakes when people drop weights or walk by .. what's that about? If you're someone that likes to do hiit or has your own routine where you just need a little section to exercise, they don't have that. There's people everywhere. There no turf or anything. There's a small stretching area next to the group exercise classroom if you're able to squeeze in and find a space. I do like that they offer theraguns for use in that stretching area. The locker room was probably the best part. Very cozy and very clean. Second best part was the yoga class I took, I enjoyed that. It's nice to have so many classes available, but I'm not one for group classes. Oh yeah, they DID have a versa climber which is rare to find in a gym these days. I appreciated that because I love that thing. Overall I was disappointed, it's just not for me. There's gotta be a better location.

It's a little smaller than the usual PF but they have all the usual equipment. Space is clean and I…read morelike the layout. Upgraded machines and cool vibe

I understand pre-work out .. but every time I visit this location, the escalator going up is not…read moreworking .. didn't see an elevator either (doesn't mean there's not one lol) The staff is cordial but it's one of the dirtier locations in the restroom. I notified an employee that the bathroom was dirty. Five minutes later somebody came in and all they did was spray air freshener into every stall. There was ample amount of water on the counters. I could've been wiped off the bathroom stall walls seem like somebody just comes to spray them, but never wipes anything away. The showers are pretty dirty as hair does get left behind by people who don't wrap their hair up and I feel like there's a lot of dirt and grime on the walls and the shower curtains as well. The gym equipment is standard, but I don't like when you are on the right side of the gym and it's about to be sunset because the equipment faces the window which unless you thought to bring sunglasses can be a little bit much if you are not aware All in all, there is a lot of parking as there are two levels and I would return. I just hope that they implement a more frequent and actual cleaning service.

My wife and I have been coming to Results Fitness the past year. We used to go to Gold's before it…read moreturned into an EOS. We are looking for a great facility that is convenient in the valley but also had a good community - without being a corporate behemoth. What a great find this place turned out to be. The owner, Leo Frinco, is an award-winning athlete who really practices what he preaches. The staff is wonderful and I see the individual trainers taking time to work with their clients in a thoughtful way - vs barking commands at them. Since joining the place has already expanded twice - a nice new area was added with state-of-the-art equipment and additional stretching areas. They also added a new space where they teach dance classes, have guest speakers and hold events. Results is impeccable - you will always see Leo walking around with a spray bottle taking care of details which causes his clients, like us, to do the same. It's also great to have a gym that you can access with your own key fob - so you can come and go as you like. It's perfect gym if you live anywhere in the valley or over the hill in Bel Air like we do since it's right on Ventura near Coldwater. Great markets and lunch spots within walking distance as well.

Results just keeps getting better! A few months ago, Results remodeled and upgraded the gym, adding…read moreeven more space, equipment, and more ways to train. There's another turf, squat machine, smith machine, free weights, vertical rope pull, additional leg machines, and yes...a hip thrust machine for all the glute enthusiasts! Plus, there's an additional restroom on this side of the gym. More space. More equipment. More RESULTS! Come check it out!

Lift Society is truly unique in the boutique fitness space. Instead of focusing HIIT, it's all…read moreweight lifting. At the age of 53, I'm the strongest and leanest I've ever been. I've tried it all, spinning, hot yoga, F45, Training Mate, Orangetheory, Barry's, Pilates. But Heavy Lifting, 3-4 days a week is where it's at. No matter what your fitness goals are. And not, it won't make you "bulky" whatever that means. What do I love about this gym, let me count the ways: 1. Semi-private, members only. Keeps the class sizes very small and you get to know the trainers and your classmates. Love the flat fee, monthly pricing for unlimited classes with no minimum commitment. It's hassle free and there's no hard sell to upgrade your class packages or gimmicky sales techniques. Also, fosters a sense of community. 2. The programming. It's such a luxury not to have to think or plan your workouts. We are all suffering from decision fatigue and it's so luxurious not to think. Just leave it up to the professionals and follow instructions and your body will change. 3. The facility - Everybody gets their own squat rack and bench for the hour. No sharing equipment. Everything is clean and wiped down before and after each class. I'm a germaphobe and I truly appreciate not sitting in a pool of a stranger's DNA. It's clean, lovely and there's towel service. 4. Time - Our most precious, non-renewable resource. I love getting a full body workout in an hour. No waiting around for shared equipment. There are so many classes all day to choose from at four different locations throughout the city. 5. The community - The trainers and the other clients are by far, the kindest and most supportive around. An ego-free, a-hole free, judgment-free safe space for all levels of lifters and all ages. Lifting can be intimidating, but anybody and everybody can do it.

To start Great Instructors. I initially joined because of a current instructor name Brittany H; she…read moreis great. She commends and encourages constantly unfortunately because of my schedule I began to take am classes. To my surprise i met another great coach Torey M. He is cool as a cucumber patient and so chill. And then visiting another location I met another awesome coach Esmee C. She is so lively and to finish off Coach Frederik so humble and attentive. In all where ever you attend you will have a hard, productive and supportive workout with staff that cares about your goals.

Today was only my second day at Training Mate, and I'm already blown away by this place. I had Kyle…read moretoday and he was amazing. So encouraging, motivating, and genuinely made the workout fun. The energy here is incredible. I'm officially hooked!

SUCH A FUN, yet CHALLENGING workout! The studio has a warm, lively, community feel. You won't feel…read morethe snobbish attitude you might get at other "premium/elite" workout studios/classes. This is circuit training -- expect something different every time. Coach Zac Garred is my new Aussie obsession. If you're lucky enough to make it to one of his classes, be prepared to LAUGH.

Let me tell you about Alec and his new gym, Perfect Form LA. I've been into fitness for decades and…read morehave worked with many trainers worldwide, but Alec? He's seriously in a league of his own. He created a program called The Perfect Form-u-la (get it?). Yes, I know, everyone has a program. But this one's the real deal-- evidence-based science integrating exercise, nutrition, and recovery. Gains happen fast and have been consistent. Works perfectly for me. What I appreciate about Alec is that he's super disciplined but also just a great guy to be around. He pushes you hard, but you're also having fun while sweating that last rep. It's no wonder all these celebs and big shots are lining up to train with him. The gym is like a private playground for people serious about getting in shape, with a cool, upscale vibe. The place is decked out with just the right amount of high-end gear, which is awesome, but Alec and his wife, Jess, really make it special. Bottom line? Give Alec and Perfect Form a shot at delivering an exceptional experience and the results you want now.

I found Alec Penix 5 months ago from a friend's recommendation. In our initial meeting, I told him…read moremy goals: to get stronger, to put on muscle, to get more bone density, and to get a more shapely butt and hips. I'm a 48 year-old female who was doing yoga everyday -- generally fit but maybe a little too slender and frail. Alec put me on a training regimen of heavy lifts at my requests - squat variatons, deadlifts, a little bit of upper body (bench presses, shoulder presses, back rows, lat pulldowns). I feel great after every workout -- he pushes me to my limits, but with a smile and gentle encouragement. He makes me believe in myself. I have felt so proud of myself after starting this journey -- I've put on about 5 lbs, mostly muscle. My strength has gone way up in my lower body, plus I can see a big difference -- I definitely have more curves, and I feel better in my body. I definitely recommend Alec highly. He has such a deep knowledge of how the body works and what it takes to train it for specific goals. He is so easy to work with and talk to. He always responds to my texts. And the space is beautiful and welcoming, with great lighting and a very clean environment. There is street parking, but I park at the Walgreens next door and just buy something lol. But to sum it up: having a trainer is for sure an indulgence, but Alec is definitely worth it.

5 stars, zero hesitation. Nomad is a special place, and that's because of the culture that starts…read moreat the top (the owner, Hunter). Hunter has not only cultivated an atmosphere of FUN and COMMUNITY at Nomad, through the use of collaborative and creative games and concepts, with not-your-standard-reps-and-sets workouts (although reps and sets can often still be on the menu, creatively weaved in), but also, he's put together a team of stellar, friendly, and knowledgeable trainers who come from various backgrounds, stay teachable, and believe in the power of moving dynamically as a lifestyle. Nomad's unique approach to movement has a way zapping the ego you find in most gyms and oftentimes has you forgetting the fact that you are even working out at all. Every day at Nomad feels fresh!

A revolutionary approach to health and wellness, The Nomad Gym is a breath of fresh air in an…read moreindustry smelling of clout-chasing-influencers and juiced up dudes. I said what I said, fight me. Hunter actually CARES about his clients. If you are in the area, ditch your stupid gym and join up. If you're not in the area, download the app (it's awesome). If you're ready to change your entire paradigm as it pertains to overall fitness, look no further.

None of the staff I've interacted with were machines. Every professional I met listened intently…read moreto what I needed, which enhanced my workouts expediting my healing from several herniated discs. Felippe, Chris and Luke each gave me the benefits of their expertise allowing me to settle in quickly, and with confidence that I would be taken care of. Luke went way beyond the extra mile by honoring my request to shake hands virtually with Dr. John of Austria chiropractic which was a crucial step to understand what areas to focus on. With herniated discs, it's more important knowing what not to do, than what you can do. Luke understood that already which made me relax much sooner. I absolutely love it there!

Nicholas is hands down the best yoga teacher I've ever had…read more I have been going to this gym for years and the yoga classes are my favorite. Nicholas takes his time with each pose...opening your muscles deeper each time. Again...I've been doing this for years and have progressed more in Nicholas' class the last 6 months than I ever had in yoga. Sure the pace is slower, sure we hold the positions longer but I prefer this type of class more than any flow class I've been to. I hope he sticks around. Thank you for what you do Nicholas!!

Great location if you work on the property, welcoming staff, good choice of equipment although some…read moreof it is older, clean and modern changing facilities.

I decided to join this gym about 2 weeks ago and I must admit, the main reason why I joined is…read morebecause of the staff here. Everyone is friendly and extremely helpful when it comes to any questions or concerns you have for equipment or advice. The gym is small, quiet and very secluded but you have all the essential tools and necessary equipment to get your mind and body back in shape after a long day at work. This gym is only available to NBCUniversal employees and is a great addition to have available for stress relief and overall fitness. One of the advantages of joining up is they give you the option of having your membership directly deducted out of your paycheck (so you probably won't notice after a while) and by doing so, they offer a better deal. They have all of the equipment you need for cardio, heavy/light weightlifting and a schedule of different classes each month. The equipment is clean, well taken care of and all the bikes and treadmills have TV's on them. The only negative is they don't have a real bench press. They do have a smith machine that you can use to get your chest workouts and squats in but for safety reasons a bench isn't provided there. The shower area is a little narrow and tight but if you go after peak times (they say peak is 12pm-1pm & 5pm-6pm) no one is really in the gym. At the front counter they have drinks and protein bars plus headphones, locks, socks and other personal items you can purchase if needed. Overall, I really enjoy coming here and I love how it's not like a day club with people constantly trying to hit on each other or just sitting by machines talking. I can come in, get my work done and get home! I highly recommend joining this gym if you're an employee who just wants an old fashion workout and isn't looking for a pool, steam room, basketball courts and other special amenities. OOOO 4 out of 5 Afros

I have been attending Bar Method classes since 2018 - it is one of my favorite ways to work my body…read more- all the instructors are very knowledgeable and able to give modifications if you have an injury. It is hard work but fun - you will work your whole body by turns - there is an emphasis on good posture/technique and working the muscles to get a long lean dancer look, not bulky. There is a lovely community of people. Mostly women but a man will show up occasionally! It is upstairs in a little mini mall with Michael's and Marshall's - very dangerous from a shopping perspective but great for parking. Anyone who has ever enjoyed a ballet class or worked with a trainer with closed-chain/body resistance will love it- although props are used to challenge the body more - if you're not sure- try a class and see how you feel....but. I must warn you - you may fall in love with the studio, the workout and the results you will see, and feel, in your body!!! Come on down and give it a go....

I chose this studio intentionally while dealing with health issues and purchased an unlimited…read moremembership. At first, the staff were friendly, and I met some genuinely kind people. Unfortunately, one employee, Mason, repeatedly spoke to me in a way I found rude and unprofessional during class, publicly "correcting" me despite my using modifications that other instructors had explicitly approved due to health reasons. To avoid further issues, I stopped taking his classes. Outside of class, I asked Mason a simple question about baked goods he sells at the studio, and he ignored me entirely--looking away and not responding. After that interaction, the environment noticeably shifted. Staff who had previously been friendly stopped acknowledging basic greetings, avoided eye contact, and treated me differently than other clients. Sophie also participated in this behavior. I was only attempting basic politeness and engagement related to the practice. The behavior felt deliberate and exclusionary, not incidental. For example, when I reached 300 classes at this studio, no one asked me to sign the barre--despite that milestone being clearly tracked in the system. I had signed at 100 classes previously and went on to complete 50 more classes after reaching 300, yet it was never acknowledged. I was consistently polite and respectful. The change in treatment was noticeable and unexplained. I stayed longer than I should have because I needed consistency while ill, but the passive-aggressive exclusion continued. As an unambiguous Black woman in a predominantly white space, this experience felt like microaggressive ostracization rather than a misunderstanding. I contacted ownership when I left, but no meaningful action was taken. I'm sharing my experience so others don't encounter this kind of treatment during a vulnerable time in their lives.