Disappointed I didn't leave Equinox sooner. They have all the equipment we need. The staff is sooo…read morekind and helpful. Never a scene. I usually go around 8:30-10 and it's easy to get there n whatever machines I need. Bristy and Phelix are super helpful trainers and always check on gym guests if they aren't booked with a client. Sure they don't have steam like equinox but you can go to Fairmont loc. Polk St is perfect for the price and convenience!

My time at LiveFitGym Polk Street has been great. It's like a 5 minute walk from my place and the…read morestaff is great and welcoming. The private training sessions are affordable and Phelix has been especially great; he's friendly and super flexible with times. Recommended!

Live Fit in the Inner Richmond is a great gym. I've been attending classes for years and they are…read moreperfect for all ages of all abilities. The staff is friendly and encouraging. Whether training hard or just starting out, you're sure to have a great experience. Ernest Lardizabal is a great trainer that keeps you focussed and gets results.

I joined for a week when I was staying in the neighborhood visiting family. This gym is very…read morewelcoming. I am happy with the range and availability of equipment and facilities, especially what I needed to continue with exercises prescribed by my physical therapist. SHOUT OUT to Julian and Moses for their friendly and careful attention to signing me up for my membership and familiarizing me with the gym BONUS excellent location near cafés, restaurants, groceries TIP their week-long membership is a good deal; most gyms don't offer any temporary memberships

My husband and I have been members for the last two years. The lockers and workout space are great…read more We both work out with Personal Trainer, Alyona Aikina. She is amazing and truly the #1 reason why my husband and I go to JCCSF.

Housekeeping: 5 stars! Professional and super hard working. (As other reviewers have said.)…read more Equipment and fitness floor: 2.75 stars: they have a few interesting machines, but they don't have enough of the more popular standard ones. There is one of each of the weight machines so the wait times can be pretty long any part of the day. They could repurpose some of the open mat area, which is unnecessarily large in comparison to the area dedicated to the machines. Group fitness classes: 3.5 stars: they have a lot of good classes. There is not enough variety, as other reviews noted. I remember when they had tons of Pilates mat classes. Now they focus mostly on Zumba, which is wonderful...we need more strength training (like Pilates or such). Spa and pool facilities: 2.5 stars. The women's locker room is well maintained, and is the main reason why we continue to choose this gym. They recently installed some very temperamental locks in the women's locker rooms, and the numbers on the locks are super small to read...seems like an ADA issue; As it is, the housekeeping staff needs to help with lock-outs all day. (And they still keep the place sparkling clean! Hence five stars in the first category above.) The women's steam room is offline chronically due to repair issues. And so women who use the pool need to walk, dripping with cold pool water, through a lounge/lobby area while the steam room is under construction. These conditions have been true for over two months now. And there is no good timeline for when the steam room and direct access to the pool area will be restored. The steam room was under construction in 2025, too. Security team is incredible. Bottom line: if housekeeping and security could run the whole place, this would be a five-star review; If you need to get through your workout efficiently, and don't want to wait in line for a shoulder press or leg press, maybe check another gym with more than one of each type of machine. If you want daily cardio-type fitness classes, and don't need machines or weight lifting work, this gym is a good option. Just don't bring a bag that you need to stow in a locker to avoid the hassle of getting locked out! (Bags of any kind are prohibited on the gym floor.) We have been members for a long time, and so we have a reasonable rate. I would not pay the current prices, however, as it feels like too much for what they currently offer. Hope this helps you decide on the best gym for your needs!

Great facilities, great staff, great programming, and a great group of people showing up day to…read moreday. I hadnt done any crossfit stuff before joining, and 7x7's new member onboarding program + just the general welcome vibe has made getting into it super easy. The staff leading classes is pretty uniformly good at striking the balance between "i know my shit" and "we're here to have a good time". Workouts are challenging, and vibes are fun.

Great gym, equipment and community. If you're training for something specific like Hyrox or just…read morelooking to push yourself out of your comfort zone, I highly recommend 7x7.

Beautiful facility. Love the view. They have upstairs and downstairs bouldering. They have a sloped…read moreoverhang section that is super unique. The grading is very fair. Highly recommend even for a day pass

Probably not my favorite Movement in the Bay Area, but it's still a solid facility. You have to pay…read morefor parking before 6pm. Half of the gym is top roping, and the other half is bouldering. This gym feels quite old, especially compared to the shinier, newer facilities of Movement MV and Santa Clara. There's a really nice view from the gym, especially from the second floor. The climbs here are interesting and creative - the route setters are doing a great job. The gym section is quite big, with lots of machines and weights.

F45 offers challenging classes with friendly instructors who give helpful feedback on form and…read moreadjustments on workout load. Unlike other studios where larger class sizes can lead to poor oversight, F45 keeps groups smaller, allowing instructors to move around and provide personalized guidance throughout the workout.

Once my son joined the YPAC YMCA team a year ago, I signed up for gym memberships for us and the…read moreswim team for him as a package deal. I can't remember details other than the difference was negligible to do both and it made sense. I've gently eased myself getting back into working out. I used to train hard, 5+ days a week. Let's just say it's been a glacial progress getting back into a routine; I need to improve. Presidio YMCA is a great gym, not too crowded and it's clean. And with my son now working out 3-4 times a week before he trains with the swim team, I don't have an excuse not to go more often. Fitness goals..

Decently sized gym and a fun location. This gym has almost all essential equipment, but is missing…read moresome things like a decline crunch and hack squat. They are easily substituted, but it would be nice to have here. There is also a parking lot which is paid parking everyday from 10AM-5PM. Before 10 AM or after 5 PM, parking becomes free (i assume). The facility is quite clean and the service is fantastic. There is a gymnasium, group class sessions, bike room, and a stretching room. Overall a decent gym with nice equipment, but would be nice to have some more. Gym equipment not pictured: - Precor Resolute Multi-Station (2x Lat Pulldown, 1x Low Row, 1x Adjustable Pulley) - Cybex Plate-Loaded Squat Press - Cybex Eagle NX Hip Abduction/Adduction - Cybex Eagle NX Glute - Cybex Prestige Strength VRS Fly/Rear Delt (Pec Dec)