Came to SoulCycle for the first time today. Located at UTC, this location was next to Alo…read more Staff were friendly and got me checked in. They recommended a bike location towards the back/center so that I could see the instructor. Pros: -lockers are available- you don't need to bring your own lock, there are instructions in the locker on how to lock up your items -first shoe rental is complimentary -the instructor, Georgia, was upbeat, friendly, and knew peoples names in the class -I appreciated that the room itself was on a darker side so there's a level of comfort in there as well -parking was no issue- it fell within the free validation hours. Cons: -n/a Since this is located in the mall, I did feel a little strange walking back to my vehicle all sweaty after working out. But it seems like folx get used to it. Overall, glad I got to try this place out!

One of the best studios I have been to, not only does the workouts kill me, but the people there…read morekeep me coming back. Friendly staff and incredible instructors - Jason is my favorite - he is a MUST if you plan to take a class! He is well instructed, full of resistance and amazing music. They have showers, towels are provided, waters for purchase and shoe rentals. First time? Don't be afraid- it is beginner friendly but I do warn you, you will leave SWEATY and will have the urge to keep coming back! I suggest downloading the app for preparations for your first class. Happy riding!

Love this studio!! I had such a great workout and the playlist was so good. I found the parking to…read morebe fairly easy, early in the AM, but definitely plan accordingly for street parking in weekends or busier hours.

Obsessed with this studio and the Lagree method in general! Challenging classes, amazing…read moreinstructors, and a great vibe overall. You feel the burn and the shakes every time!

I can't say enough good things about Life Time in La Jolla! From the moment I joined, the…read moreexperience has been top tier. Antonio especially stands out. He has the most joyful, sincere personality and it's obvious he truly cares about the members. Every time I see him, his energy instantly makes the day better. It's rare to find that kind of genuine positivity. This location truly feels like a second home. It's ALWAYS incredibly clean, they have every piece of equipment you could possibly need, and there are so many classes to choose from. The smoothies at the café are my favorite. I've said this before, Life Time really feels like more than just a gym to me. I also visit the Life Time Irvine location and love how big it is, the jacuzzi and beach club atmosphere there are amazing. But there's just something special about the La Jolla location. It feels welcoming, comfortable, and like a true community. Highly recommend!

Makes sense if you live in the area craving a high quality gym experience but it's not over the top…read more Overall it is a nice gym with some nice equipment, classes etc but that main draw is it's more central location compared to the one in otay ranch/ Chula Vista area. Was a bit disappointed at the size of facilities and attentiveness of staff as it just doesn't compare to the mega infrastructure of the otay ranch one that has pools, saunas, jacuzzis, cold plunge, pickleball, etc. on top of that they want to charge extra at this location and give everyone a hard time about it- I know it's policy but unless this is your primary lifetime location and/or it's much more convenient, I'd just go to the other spot

no manners, too much talking between teacher and student. this is not right when you teach a group…read moreclass.

Good high intensity boxing class. Arms are still shaking from the workout. :) Unsure if it's from…read moreexhaustion or the adrenaline rush. I went to the 7 am boxing class so street parking was easy to find. This studio also has spin bikes, punching bags, treadmills, free weights and a Pilates reformer room in the back. Bruno was the boxing instructor for the class. He had us warm up running on the treadmill or outside. I opted for the treadmill since it was in the low 50s this morning. There were two other students in the class besides me. Bruno had us do 3 or 4 different circuits. My memory is a little hazy since it was early in the morning and I hadn't had any breakfast plus I was still tired from the previous night's workout. From what I remember, the hour-long class involved box jumps (up-down and side-to-side), punching the bag, working on punch routines with the instructor, side-to-side hops over the cones, smashing the medicine ball, and other ab-core work. Overall, it was a great workout. Everybody was friendly. It was my first time at this studio; I plan on going back again.

The studio is spacious, set up in a rectangle format big enough for 20-25 members. The lobby is way…read morebigger than it needs to be, which somewhat takes away from more space for members. There are gym/sweat towels and showers available on-site with bath towels as well. There is only one shower in the men's bathroom. I assume the same is true for the women's bathroom. There's also a serious water machine on site that spits out really cold water. Free 2 hour street parking or paid private lot parking. I am usually lucky enough to get a spot out front. The only reason I'm at 4 stars is because they canceled class once and made no attempt to contact me or other members ahead of time. There was just a paper sign on the door saying class had been canceled, without any explanation. Other than that,

I'm almost 50 and hadn't really focused on fitness for a long time. Walking into a gym can be…read moreintimidating at this stage, but that hasn't been my experience at F45 Training at all. I was first introduced when my son was visiting from DC and brought me to a few classes. After he left, I had a choice--go back to doing nothing or keep showing up. I decided to stick with it, and I'm really glad I did. The structure of the workouts makes it easy to stay consistent, and the energy in the room is incredible. What really stands out, though, is the support from the coaches. They make you feel comfortable, push you when you need it, and genuinely want to see you succeed. A big thank you to Gemma, Lorenzo, and Sarah for all the encouragement and support. You've made this a great experience.

Great gym, I've been a member for three years and have met many new friends. There is a great crowd…read moreof long-time members who workout every morning. The owners keep the gym very clean and there is a nice simplicity about the way the machines are organized. The staff is always friendly and helpful, very different from other gyms in San Diego.

I love my Fitness West Family- there is such a wonderful community at this gym. If you want to…read moregrind out a workout... this is your gym. If you want connection and support... also this is your gym. The owners are present and their employees take such wonderful pride in the cleanliness and service. You'll love it here!

It's lovely to be treated so well and experience such a high level of professionalism in one place…read more Check in experience was by-the-book, friendly, welcoming. I went to the 9:00am Vinyasa Power class. I felt included and welcomed even though I didn't look like the other girls going. The instructor was on top of her stuff. Creating a flow accessible for beginners but great top students with a touch of spice. The classic, power vinyasa one-breath-one-posture sequence was in there. I encourage new comers to go at their own pace. Margy was masterful. Walking around the class, to give attention. she mentioned hand-on-assists but there weren't any, which is typical for this branded style. Bravo Yoga Box! It's hard to pull off and your team left me feeling amazing!

While I discovered hot yoga is not for me, I still have a lot of good things to say. If I liked…read moreyoga more, I could see myself buying an unlimited membership here. They have a fantastic "try 3 free classes" deal for those who haven't tried Yoga Box before. I tried 2 of the 3 classes, both Power Vinyasa classes, as I am very much a beginner. Even the Power Vinyasa class moved pretty quickly so I ended up taking a few breaks to catch up. Can be tough if you don't know the name of certain moves but the instructors do a good job of demonstrating & watching other folks who know what they're doing is helpful. The studio is very communicative ahead of your first class and they do a good job of letting you know what to brings(yoga mat, towel, water). The studio is extremely clean & the instructors were very nice. I will say, I think this is pretty tough for someone (me) who has never done yoga before. It gets very warm in the room (97 degrees) and you will sweat a LOT. Like puddles of sweat. I recall the music in both classes I attended being really good. The prices seem pretty fair compared to other workout studios around PB (I think currently like $114/month for unlimited classes...that seems like a good deal (though I don't know how much other yoga classes cost) and there are a wide selection of time slots so seems to be good for early birds & those who want to come after work / later in the evening. Parking in the lot was nearly impossible but there is nearby residential parking...I got lucky both times but could see that being an issue depending on the time of day. So despite not yoga not being a good fit for me, I'd still highly recommend it to those wanting to try / those who know they like yoga!