South Pas Fitness has become my go‑to gym because it consistently delivers on everything that…read morematters to me: cleanliness, great service, and ease. The staff is always genuinely pleasant and helpful -- the kind of people who greet you with a smile and make the space feel welcoming. I love the infrared sauna, especially because you can book it in advance, which makes planning workouts so much easier. Their variety of weight machines keeps things interesting, and I never feel like I'm waiting around for equipment. It's rarely crowded except for the usual New Year rush. Parking in the lot can be a little tricky since it's small, but there's plenty of free street parking right outside, so it's never a dealbreaker. They also offer a great lineup of workout classes, which adds even more value. Overall, it's a gym that makes staying consistent feel effortless. Neighbors and friends are all members so it's fun to work out together and there are perks for referring new members too!

Once my boxing gym got bought out and spiked their fees, I was feeling frustrated until I found…read moreSPF. The facilities are very spacious, albeit extremely busy a lot of the time, they have a lot of classes and equipment, and the people who work there are all really personable and attendant. Super nice staff. So why not 5 stars? Because sometimes the music is just this contemporary drivel that makes me lose my mind. Yeah, I could put in some earbuds but they never stay in during heavy bag work. I just don't understand why music is so bad these days. Is it the gym's fault for things going on in the music industry? Yes. Yes it is. If you are sitting there all shift day after day, make a playlist and put some love into it. There's SO much good music out there. Don't play homogeneous corporate slop. We can do better. I BELIEVE IN YOU!!!!

I've been a member here since COVID, but the experience has steadily gone downhill. The environment…read moreis now unpleasant--some members act like "Karens," policing others' shoes or claiming equipment for 30+ minutes by just leaving a phone and water bottle. When I gave negative feedback through their surveys, no one ever followed up. Calling the gym is pointless--they never answer. When I emailed to cancel my membership, I was told I had to give 30 days' written notice and they kept the next month's prepaid fee. On top of that, there is no hot water in the restroom, which is unsanitary. Poor service, poor communication, and a toxic atmosphere.

I like the cleanliness of the gym…read more It's very small Not enough machines I like to try new gyms It's an okay gym I feel it's kind of overpriced To have a membership when you can't bring someone in free or at least for an extra small fee It's $20 for a day pass for friends It's either your friends pay $20 every time or they have to pay for a membership.

Tried this gym out for the first time today, great gym, friendly staff and PLENTY of room and…read moreequipment. I cannot recommend this place enough

In light of recent events, the gym owners do a good job making sure members feel safe at MFC. They…read moredo not take harassment allegations lightly, making sure they do their due diligence to maintain that level of security which includes members that look out for each other. They have kicked people out for bad behavior in the past. This ain't their first time around that rodeo. Regardless of what had happened, I still come here whenever I can and always admired the community MFC cultivated to motivate people to be the best versions of themselves. So yes, sign up for that membership and be a part of a community that takes care of each other.

I like Equinox, mostly because it's the only gym I've ever been able to go to consistently. I'm in…read morePasadena and I pay $240/month. Mine doesn't have a pool. I think whether it's worth it really depends on how you use it. If you're just using it like a normal gym, it's obviously way overpriced. But if you actually take advantage of the classes and amenities, it is worth it. The floor Pilates classes are free but the reformer classes are extra. The classes are really high quality with good instructors. For me especially because I hate packing stuff and they provide everything you need for all classes. Even for yoga, you don't have to bring anything. You just show up and they have mats, bolsters, blankets, and everything is clean and ready to go. For me personally, I use it as an escape because I can hit the steam room and take a shower sort of like a spa pass. They provide all the bath products too. I'm not a huge fan of the products themselves, they are drying kind of like hotel products,, but at least they're there, so I don't have to think about packing anything. Another thing is that it removed a lot of barriers because they provide towels, which are always clean and fluffy (and I don't have to wash). I can show up in workout clothes with a water bottle and everything else is provided. As with any gym, though, it's not worth it if you don't actually use it. It's also not a huge social scene, which might be a downside for some people but is an upside for me. I can go work out without worrying about having to talk to people or have awkward interactions around equipment. There aren't tons of people taking selfies or clogging up machines and walkways. It also doesn't get super crowded, which I think is partly because of the price point. Those are all huge pluses for me, but I'm on the more introverted side and just trying to work out, not update my social media or make new friends at the gym. I'm basically paying to remove barriers that usually prevent me from going to regular gyms, plus the classes are quality. I don't have to wait for equipment or deal with a bunch of little obstacles that make me less likely to go. They validate parking, which is another big plus. Between the parking, classes, towels, showers, and amenities, there are basically no barriers. The customer service is also really good, I've never had an unpleasant interaction on my way in or out at the front desk, so the whole experience is low stress. I used someone's referral code from here when I joined and got a gift shop credit/didn't have to pay the initiation fee. Everyone I know has been able to join without paying the invitation fee, so don't pay it, they will find a way to waive it because they want your business. I used someone else's link from reddit, but it got taken down. It got the fee waived and I got a credit, so I'm posting my link in case it helps someone else. https://equinox.com/referrals/003A000001TO5GKIA1 Bottom line is it's worth it if it actually gets you to go or you're already paying for classes somewhere else. If you're already paying for yoga classes somewhere else, that's probably close to $100 a month by itself, and you usually don't get all the extra amenities. For me, the biggest value is that it removes barriers and makes it easy and low stress so I don't avoid it. Having everything provided and not having to plan or prepare makes me much more likely to go consistently and yeah, I could save money and go somewhere else, but I wouldn't go, thus my Equinox membership.

I went here exactly once and the Pasadena Equinox is so bad quality and had such horrendous service…read morethat it was enough for me to immediately reach out to GM and Equinox corporate management to request canceling my Equinox membership effective immediately. I've been an Equinox member on and off since 2013 -- and had great experiences at SF Union, SF Pine St, NYC locations, Tyson's and Glendale -- and never again. The Pasadena Equinox deviates from Equinox's documented general corporate policies and expect you to know this despite no signs, no notification and no advance notice (mentioning to members at check-in, etc.) The women's bathroom staff were extremely rude, unevenly applying their policies to prevent people in towels from entering shower and knocking on showers mid-shower to demand people exit mid-shower and saying "it's their policy and we should know" Note no manager was on duty -- I asked to speak to someone during gym business hours and there was no one at the gym to speak to -- and my email to the GM regarding this is unanswered. I'm attaching screenshot of Equinox's corporate policy regarding this -- Pasadena is not in line with the Equinox policy, which is 15 mins before close; not 30 -- and Pasadena doesn't document this anywhere. I can't wait to figure out another gym to support instead ASAP.

I just started coming to this gym and staff was very friendly upon getting the membership situated…read more We have access through our local insurance and opted for the digital AF app which seems pretty seamless! The Pasadena location itself is smaller, 2 levels - one with cardio equipment and a lower floor for strength machines. They do offer personal training as well. The equipment cleanliness varies as well as the bathroom, but overall it's a solid spot that is close to me.

Recently joined the gym and as of now I'm still liking it. One of the things I like is that it's…read moreactually open 24 hours and it hasn't gotten too crowded. It is now 11am and it's only about 10 people in gym. I had an excellent workout last night from almost 2 hours.... Matthew is a good representation for the gym.... Thank you, Matthew.

Great YMCA that I love going to. Lots of equipment, classes, community info/activities, and even a…read moreheated pool (which I love). I've never been to the location and found it too crowded (like a lot of other gyms) I only wish this YMCA was also open on Sundays. Great and friendly staff as well. Tip: The parking lot is smaller than their demand, but there is plenty of street parking

Love this YMCA. Great staff. From Silvia de Manager to the rest of the crew. I really enjoy coming…read morehere to this location.

Always a great experience to workout, the gym has a great air conditioning system with the weather…read morebeing hot it feels so good

I was excited when I received a two-week guest pass to try out this gym during the South Lake…read moreHolidayfest. It's also the closest gym to my home. I walked to this gym, but I know they have underground parking, which the gym validates. The facility was clean, and the staff was friendly. They have a lot of exercise equipment, but everything is placed very close together. During peak hours, it can be difficult to use certain machines. I attended both a yoga class and a total body class. The total body class nearly killed me--I probably pushed myself too hard, and my muscles were sore for days afterward. I also enjoyed the sauna and even had some nice conversations there. While I personally like another location better, this gym definitely gets the job done if you're just looking for a solid workout.