Honestly, I have no bad feedback when it comes to FIT. I've been to all locations in SD and the…read moreEast Village location is personally my favorite. I've been going for years and appreciate access to a parking structure to help reduce the friction. Good amount of space, necessary equipment available, solid amenities and group classes to choose from.

A lot of things going on for fitness. A lot for relaxation…read moretoo. Sometimes I ride my bike and there's a bike rack right in front to lock it too and when I drive, I appreciate the fact that they have three hours of parking in the lot.

Pretty large selection of equipment to target every muscle you can think of…read more Love the grit and majority are pretty focused people, ie not sitting on a machine scrolling ig in between sets. You will get a lot of people recording content and tripods which is frustrating but that's how everyone rolls nowadays.

This was my first time visiting this location! I learned it is the original, which is pretty cool…read more I got a guest pass for the day. It was $20 which is a great deal. The guys at the front desk were very helpful. There were a lot of different machines and weights available and people actually working out. Very classic weightlifting gym. I enjoyed my workout and will be returning next time I'm in the area.

I've been going here for 2 years, and the culture is absolutely fantastic! I've never really had to…read morewait for a machine, and I can always spend as little or as much time at the gym as I want. It's a very tight-knit community, and you can be a part of it as much as you'd like, or just do your own thing. It truly feels like a family with its arms wide open. It's special! My favorite employee is Kenzie Smotherman! She's always smiling, she's super nice, and she makes my day every time I walk in and she says hi!

I honestly love this gym and I wish I could give it a five stars, but it is so unbearably hot and…read morethey do not have air-conditioning and on super hot days it is actually impossible to get a good workout in. I think for what you're paying they should have a swamp cooler or something that can help combat the summer heat. They will probably say "oh it's an open air gym and some of the rooms in the gym do have air-conditioning" but in the main rooms they do not have air-conditioning. They have fans so if you're down to sweat your butt off and be uncomfortable that's what you can expect. Other than that I recommend.

I trained at this gym for half year. I really like my trainers there. Francisco and Fernando are…read morevery professional, kind and thoughtful. You will definitely meet your training goals with their help.

I love this place, plus i have the best trainers! Fernando and Francesca are amazing and i look…read moreforward to working with them every week! They're really knowledgeable and help you meet your fitness goals within a reasonable amount of time. Plus it's literally right across the street so i can easily go over anytime. I love working out here and def recommend!

I am so happy with Chuze & this location! I have been trying to find a gym that fits all of my…read moreneeds but also doesn't feel too intense and Chuze is it! The gym is huge to start so it is almost guaranteed that the machine you want will be available, even during peak hours. They really pride themselves on cleanliness and that is the most important aspect to me. Members are always wiping down their equipment before and after use and the employees are periodically cleaning all around. The locker rooms & restrooms are spacious with many spots available so that there is no stalling between guests. The amenities are wonderful - sauna, steam, tanning, gym equipment, kids club - EVERYTHING!! Do a 7 day trial and I promise you will be anting to sign up on day 3!

Worst gym I've ever walked into, and I say that as a man who will train in a barn if the iron is…read morehonest. The air hits you first. Musty. Thick. Then the lights give up. Stark pockets everywhere. Small floor. Turf the size of a welcome mat. Four benches for the entire building. You will wait. You will get asked about your bench or someone might casually try to move in on your space. The plates themselves aren't the problem. GP free weights feel heavy and real. Everything around them feels like it hasn't been cleaned since the ribbon cutting. No paper towels in the locker room. No soap in the showers. Dudes literally using the hand soap dispensers to get soap to take into the showers. Water pressure from the last decade. Toilet stalls full all morning like it's a bus station. People stare with no sport and no shame. After I rinsed, my slippers were decorated with pubic hair that did not clock in with me (see photo). No housekeepers anywhere in sight. Juice bar. Blow dryers. None of that makes a gym. Thanks to the Leads for their professionalism getting me in with ease but the comfort ends with the greeting. I hated being there so I trained hard and then couldn't wait to get out. Trial day one was the whole experiment. Dirty like EoS, smaller, darker, and proud of it. Do not recommend. I will not be back.

I have been exercising and training since the late 90s (not to age myself), and I've worked with 3…read morepersonal trainers, tried every new fitness program from lifting, cardio, circuit training, tabata, CrossFit, HIIT workouts, yoga, cardio, and sports. I've tried all the new circuit classes from Revel Fit, Renegade, OTF, F45, and I guarantee that no one will program or kick your a$$ like Bryan at Versatile Fitness! This is a no-frills, old boxing gym vibe (think OG Rocky) where you come to WORK! Bryan's programming, exercise acumen, and super sets will challenge you, but also be some of the most effective and productive workouts. He has almost every piece of equipment I've seen in a gym from rowers, ropes, barbells, curl bars, pulley systems, sleds, water weights, benches, kettlebells, free weights, Terra core, TRX, bands, discs, and the list goes on. I have attended about 10 classes and I have yet to repeat a workout. It's insane the quality of training and programming you would get through this gym for the price. Anywhere else, it would cost thousands for this level of programming, so anyone who attends these classes is getting a steal of a deal for this type of workout! Classes are 45min, with several stations per class. Each day has a target focus such as pull, push, leg, abs, and/or cardio, depending on the day. The target is there, but you are always getting a decent total body workout. Each station has 2-3 exercises that you do 2 sets per station. You have around 3 people per station, and then you rotate. Bryan goes around to demo each exercise as you move stations, and also has the workouts written on a whiteboard at the front of the room. Bryan will also provide quick corrections, as needed. Please note, in large group class settings, rarely will get you get alot of correction or instruction. It's not feasible to have that much personalized focus in these types of classes. Each class starts with a short warm-up, and a quick cooldown at the end. I have only taken class with Bryan, as he is the staple of this gym. He also has an extensive background with over 20yr of experience and he also offers some nutrition and personalized coaching programs for fat shredding and other fitness goals. This gym is a hidden gem and morning classes are usually full. I am literally perplexed how the afternoon classes are not exploding with members because I have yet to see anyone have the stellar exercise programming and versatility that Versatile Fitness provides. I've seen so many different trainers and attended many gyms, and Bryan's programming is the most innovative and BRUTAL (in the best way), that I've experienced. If you're looking for a serious SWEAT, a great community, and incredible workouts, VF is the spot!

Been awhile since my last review. Wanted to provide an update: ~6 years into my VF journey - I'm…read morestill getting sweaty AF. Stay away from this gym if: you dislike working hard, you hate fun music, you want to workout with people who suck. Join this gym if you: want a great workout with no mental effort on your part, you enjoy being pushed to be your best, you want to support a small business instead of a corporate monster. Side note: I appreciate that Bryan the owner places a large focus on finding trainers that are a cultural match for VF. Shregar, Victor, and Mauritzio all bring the energy.

I've been a Member of another gym in the past, however this…read moreis my 1st time with Planet fitness. I had initially joined when they were running special last year for the grand opening, I ended up canceling because it took forever for the Black Mntn location to open. I finally decided to give it another try. Signed up a few months ago. First visits were good staff were nice. I got a tour my 1st visit and I wish i remembered his name but it was his 1st week there. He was great and explained how everything works. I wish they had trainers at this location. I heard trainers are only available for the Location on University. Not all the equipment have bar codes for you to see how to use it on the APP. I stuck to what I knew and tried a few new ones. It took a couple of times for me to figure out when it's not so crowded. The APP does show crowd meter but it's not always accurate in my opinion. What they could improve on. Do away with the free teen program during the summer. Nothing against teens but to me it made the place even more crowded. I also noticed most of the teens were not following gym etiquette by wiping the machines down when they were done. I also saw quite a few of them just sitting at the machines on their phones. Overall I like the gym and the Black Card membership is ok. Quite a few times the Black card membership perks like the hydro massage were closed. I wish the were 24/7. But I think the membership price is fair for what you get.

I have a black card membership, so I've been to almost all of the PF locations in SD and SD county…read more I am over in this area a little bit here and there. I have tried this gym a couple of times. It's brand new. Staff isn't really very professional acting. I mean it's a gym, but they could make any amount of effort and they really don't. My persisting issue here is that they have little or no hot water! I even called them before I came today to see if they repaired whatever issues a brand new gym can have, to not have hot water. The guy straight up lied to me and told me it was fixed, and joke's on me, there's no hot water. Fool me once... Their Google and Yelp reviews make multiple complaints about the lack of hot water. They know about it and they definitely aren't going to fix it. Fellow black card members, bypass this location altogether. You can thank me later.

Living in Hillcrest has so many components that make it a terrific place to live, and one of the…read moreforemost among them is having Prime Fitness just around the corner from my house. Conveniently located on First Street and accessible 24 hours, the gym is clean and well-maintained. Occupying the entire ground floor of a building, it has a feeling of spaciousness about it. Doors that open to the small patio area, along with ceiling fans, enable good air circulation throughout the space. Fellow gym-goers are friendly and always willing to engage when you approach them about routines or exercises. No attitude at this place whatsoever. People are genuinely happy to share their successes and reflections on their own self-journeys to fitness, which makes the gym feel like not only a place the place where you can go to work out, but also a place where you can continually learn from other gym enthusiasts about ways to improve your own focus on physical improvement. A sense of a community among people with a common interest in health and fitness, and a willingness to share it, are two of of the most unique and notable characteristics of this gym. The owner, Keith Deidrich, pays meticulous attention to the gym's layout and functionality, resulting in a nice rotation of machines and weights throughout the space. It's exciting to come in to find a new machine, such as the very impressive cable crossover set up, complete with high bars for dead-hangs and pull-ups, or a one-of-a-kind lat pull-over machine that requires the force of your elbows, placed on pads and pushing down, to accomplish the exercise. It's like a squat machine for the upper body. In addition to the machines and freeweights, the gym has add-on weight blocks in gradations of two-and-a-half pounds that are custom-made to be inserted on top of the machine pulley racks to increase the resistance in smaller increments when the built-in 10- or 15-pound increases are too much of a step-up. Being able to use these blocks has enabled me to slowly increase the amount I'm lifting without making a jump up to a higher weight that is just too heavy. And there are plenty of cardio machines as well. In short, this neighborhood-centered gym with its relaxed vibe, excellent equipment, and friendly and respectful members makes working out a highlight of my daily schedule.

Wanted to give a quick update - still loving the gym, I've been going here five days a week and was…read moreable to reach my fitness goals. Thank you Keith for being so welcoming and supportive!

This Y has beautiful, clean facilities. It's explicitly affirming to LGBTQ people, which is…read moreimportant to me in any gym/pool facilities. They almost always have fresh towels, clean equipment in good working order, and friendly staff -- and when something breaks down or there's a gap in the laundry, it's often fixed very quickly. My wife and I have really been enjoying our membership. I also love all the community programs and offerings they have for families in our area. I'm super happy to be able to support the Y.

Great work of a space, many uses practical, extremely kid/family friendly. I love a space set up…read morethat has everything you need. Functional fitness doesn't have to take up a ton of space

Giving a shout out to all the amazing Pilates Instructors at LA Fitness: Angela, Danae, Mia,…read moreChelsea, Fatma & Irene. I haven't taken classes with the weekday mornings' instructors but I'm sure they are really good too! They teach classes where students are at different fitness levels and attitudes too lol. The instructors do an amazing job of correcting your form, providing modifications (always ask if something starts to hurt), and they also push you harder, especially if they have seen you in previous classes. My twin sister was in town and joined me last minute to a class with Angela! She's amazing, tough and nice enough to take a picture with us! My twin loved the class so much that she's looking into joining her local LA Fitness. My favorite part is the stretching leg circles & frog with the ropes at the end of class. I definitely come to class for "me" time and to shut the noise of work and the world.

I've been very disappointed with this LA Fitness location. Many of the weight machines are old,…read moreheavily rusted, and poorly maintained. Some adjustment mechanisms are so rusted that they get stuck, making it impossible to set the machine to the correct position. This isn't just inconvenient--it's a safety hazard. The cardio equipment is also in bad shape. You'll often clean a machine before using it, only to find out it's out of order. Several of the screens are loose, outdated, or barely functional. For the amount members pay, the gym should invest in maintaining and replacing worn-out equipment. A fitness center should be clean, safe, and have working machines. Unfortunately, this location feels neglected and in desperate need of repairs and upgrades.