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3.7 (3 reviews)
Open • 5:30 am - 9:30 pm
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Been coming to this location for 20 years and have seen the gym go through many changes, especially…read moreduring COVID. Typically I'm here to swim laps and take water aerobics, so can't comment on the gym classes or equipment. Itzel teaches water aerobics M-W_F at 9am and her classes are packed largely due to her energy and the workout everyone gets. It's hard to keep a class fresh when it's three times a week, but Itzel manages to keep everyone engaged with excellent, varied music, exercises, and her smile and energy. For lap swimming, this is my favorite pool because it's much longer than the other LA Fitness locations At 25 meters vs 25 yards, which really makes a difference. There are 3 lanes, which swimmers split, and rarely do you have to wait for a lane unless you want to swim at 10am on M-W-F right after water aerobics when many people stay in the pool to continue their workouts. The showers, sauna and locker rooms are relatively clean. I say relatively, because it depends on the volume and the cleanliness of those using these spaces. I will say the woman who cleans the ladies locker room works her bitt off and is always sanitizing and wiping things clean.

If I could give zero Stars I would. After having my membership for less than 1 month I decided to…read morecancel. I paid up front first and last month they refused to give me my last month back and they refused to give me my $69 yearly fee back I live on social security and I can't afford to give $120 for something I didn't receive. I canceled the membership because they took money out of my bank account without my authorization. And they took it out before the due date causing things to bounce in my account. This business is ripping people off at least me anyway and I don't appreciate it. You're a very big corporation and it wouldn't have killed them to give me back my $120 it would have reflected good customer service and that you have your customers back but instead you broke my trust by getting into my bank account without my authorization. Don't do business with LA Fitness they steal from you.

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This gym has such a friendly, welcoming vibe. It's funky, down-to-earth, and full of character in a…read moreway that feels genuinely comfortable instead of polished and intimidating. The front desk staff is always really nice, and the trainers seem awesome overall. I can definitely recommend mine, Will. He's knowledgeable, astute, goal-focused, and encouraging. It also feels like a genuinely respectful space. I haven't seen anyone leering or acting like a jerk - quite the opposite. And people are good about reracking weights and wiping down equipment. Parking can be a little bit of a situation at times, and people sometimes seem to wait around for spots for some reason, but there's actually plenty of parking diagonally across the street in the garage. Street parking is also often free or just a couple of bucks, so it's very manageable once you know the options. Overall, I'd definitely recommend this spot. Great vibe, great trainers, and solid equipment. There's even a hot tub in the locker room. It's not a polished, spa-looking place, but honestly that's part of the charm. I'd much rather deadlift somewhere with personality than in a lifeless beige box.

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You can be a hero far easier than you think if you make a life saving donation of whole blood,…read moreplasma or platelets. The collection team here is pretty top notch overall and takes the donor to heart with the interactions they have with you. The blood supply is in demand and a much needed commodity for the community at large. Cancer patients, leukemia patients, burn victims, trauma victims and newborn babies are just a few who may be able to have life because of blood donors taking the time to give. I have made many donations here, have worked here and walked these halls for countless hours. I have had the joy of not only being a donor but being blessed enough to speak with other donors about their experiences in life, in donating and what makes them do it. I have spoken with many many many end recipients who are extremely grateful for the gift they were given thanks to the donors who feed the blood supply. I cannot say enough good things about the team here and how they handle the process, the donors and the public even while dealing with the day in and day out stress of what they do. Give life, donate blood and be well.

I was denied the opportunity to donate blood because my pulse was high. I was having anxiety about…read morethe experience. After the first person took my pulse I was told they would take it again in 5-10mins. It felt like 3 minutes. Had they waited a bit longer, my pulse would have gone down because the anxiety was lessening. I can feel it physically when my anxiety is high and I can feel it going away. With the need for donors, I would think they would have waited to check because they could have gotten a donation from me. The staff were nice but I don't think they really cared for me to donate blood. I rescheduled the appointment but not sure I will ever donate blood again as this experience was off putting. With rising prices, I not only wasted time, but gas too.

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3.0(1 review)
1.2 mi•King, Northeast Portland

I have mixed feelings about this place. I took the course because I had recently moved to Portland,…read moreOregon so I was temporarily unemployed and wanted to see what opportunities were available to me. Pros: - It's FREE! You just have to turn in the application with transcripts, letters of recommendation, and go through a short interview process. - It exposes women to different trades with hands on experience and field trips. I got to try a MIG welder, use construction tools such as circular saw, jig saw, etc, pour concrete, climb an electrical pole, and many other things! - Dawn and Amy are great! They are very knowledgeable and friendly. I got to meet some inspiring women and I made some good friends. The Lineworker who came and spoke to us was so inspiring. She was smart, womanly, and a badass! - Projects you work on help the community. I helped assemble a jungle gym for a women's shelter and helped build information signs for a community garden. Cons: -For a place that is "all about women" and "empowerment of women", I did not like some of the derogatory remarks I experienced. The word "girly" was thrown around like it was a negative thing. Since when did "being a girl" become so negative? Just because I wear makeup doesn't mean I can't use a power drill! I understand that as a woman in the "construction industry" you constantly have to prove yourself to men that you are capable of doing the job, but if you change who you are as a woman, you are just adding to the stereotypes that you have to be "masculine" to make it in the trades! Also, when filling out the forms, they said my boyfriend's income didn't count because he was "just a boyfriend". Like if he was just "some guy" and I was just a "floozy" living with some dude. At the time, we had been together for 6 years, me met in college! We have now been together for 8 years and we are now engaged! The old fashioned attitude of needing to be married for a relationship to be serious, is disgusting and sad. How can you "empower women" when you make these kind of remarks?! -During our field trips, I met a woman at one of the sites who was very interested in giving me a job. She had an opening for an environmental position, and with my BS in Biology and the trades experience I was receiving, she said I was a good fit. We had been emailing each other, I sent her my resume, cover letter, and references. As soon as our field trip leader from Oregon Tradeswomen found out, she ruined it for me! This woman from Oregon Tradeswomen knew nothing about me or my work history! Who knows what in the world this idiot woman said about me, but they were no longer interested! Funny how that happened. - Oregon Tradeswomen keeps track of you after you have finished the program, you get a call 6 months after, and then once a year after that I believe for 3 years, I am not exactly sure how long. I recently had an email from them checking up on me, and it has been about 2 years since I did the program. I received my first call about 6 months after the program, asking me if I was employed, if it was a trades job, and how much money was I making. After I gave them this info, I had a call the next day asking me for money to donate to them since they knew my income! Talk about tacky! Overall, I did not go into the trades, I ended up working as an Account Analyst for a healthcare company. I am glad I got the experience. I really can't complain too much because it was free, and since it is free, you will just have to take the good with the bad and make the most of your experience. Good luck!

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