Great Gym, very convenient for locals. And the equipment is always available. Shoutout to Brian for…read morealways looking out making sure we're having a great workout.

The gym has definitely improved for the better since I've first started coming here great…read moreimprovement on the customer service.

I actually love working out at Planet Fitness, the space is clean, the equipment is solid, and…read moreoverall it has been a great gym for me. That said, one thing that has been really frustrating is the summer program where high school students can work out for free. I think it is a great idea in theory, getting kids active is a positive thing. The issue is how it is being managed. After typical work hours, when paying members come in to work out, a lot of these teens are occupying machines while filming TikToks or just hanging out, and staff does not step in at all. It ends up putting members in the uncomfortable position of having to say something ourselves, which should not be our responsibility. It would make a big difference if there were designated hours for the student program, for example earlier in the day, and then have them wrap up around 4pm so paying members can actually access the equipment during peak times. Again, I really like this gym, but this situation needs better management.

BREAKING NEWS FROM THE GYM: Apparently, the building has entered its "one more inconvenience and…read morewe're shutting this whole thing down" era. During an actual LA heatwave, the filtered water has been broken for DAYS. Because apparently hydration is now a luxury amenity. Nothing says "fitness" like sweating through a workout and then being told, "Sorry, the water machine is out of order." And the walls? Falling apart. Literally. Meanwhile, half the machines are covered in yellow caution tape like we're filming an episode of CSI: Gym Membership. I understand letting kids in during the summer is a nice thing, but I have to ask: at what cost to the regular gym-goers who are paying to work out in what increasingly feels like a low-budget municipal recreation center? At this point, I'm not sure if I'm here to get my steps in or participate in a live episode of Extreme Gym Makeover: Please Send Help. To be fair, the staff is actually wonderful -- friendly, helpful, and clearly doing their best with what they've been given. The staff gets 5 stars. The facility gets a strongly worded investigative report.

I've taken Colin's Gratitude Yoga class at Crunch Fitness several times, and it has become one of…read morethe highlights of my week. Colin is an incredibly knowledgeable, talented, and inspiring yogi. Every class leaves me feeling clear-headed, grounded, empowered, and ready to take on the day. Honestly, the feeling I leave with at the end of class stays with me throughout the day, and that's a testament to Colin's skill as both a teacher and a guide. He's always dropping some real knowledge and each class leaves me eager to come back for more! I highly recommend!

It's okay--it feels more like a bro-style locker room gym. It doesn't really cater to women or…read morebuild any sense of community. Most of the front desk guys ignore me during front check in and only seem to acknowledge people they want to flirt with and get super loud with their male customers. Super uncomfortable environment as a woman. I'm planning to finish out my membership and switch to Equinox. They are opening one in Burbank in June 2026. I'm paying way too much for limited equipment access and an environment that feels like a men's jock locker room.

Super clean place, equipment is newer and well maintained. Attachments galore, plenty of parking,…read moreopen 24 hours per day and the busiest time I've experienced has been a total of 8 people in there. I alternate between here and 24 hour and it's a day and night difference. I've never spent more than an hour here getting my workout vs the 2.5 hours it takes at 24, the sanitary wipes actually clean and leave a good scent. I don't particularly care to speak to people so it was really cool that Josh was able to get everything done online vs coming in person.

This is a great gym! The co owner, Zokai was so kind to allow me to use the gym on a week pass…read more His class was intense on Saturday! He was very helpful to make sure I did the movements correctly. I really liked Coach Jas too. Whenever I go back to Burbank I will definitely drop in.

Alright, held my tongue for long enough, and I guess I have to give them at least a three…read moreconsidering I thought I would rather nail in the coffin was....they couldn't save my shit from being tossed out after I SPECIFICALLY called them and told them I forgot it because I was "sick puking my brains out" in the parking lot. The response I should've left a name. Although the PUNK ASS rep didn't tell me no such thing and this a-hole instead does everything in his power to cut me off and pass the buck along to a manager. I don't complain to businesses much, and I don't ask for much, and policy is policy but when you do some sh like this your just a dick. You don't keep your bathrooms clean, could give a sh about customer service, how tf are you even a business. This was is for me changing gyms. Update: Jim (unknown) is the f* MAN! When the other guys was busy interrupting and doing nothing JIm helped me find my lost item which is a BIG deal for me. Made me add a star.

Front desk: The guy…read morein the green shorts, with the bands, who comes in and thinks the middle of the weight room is a boxing gym, can you PLEASE tell him to stop? I'm sure everyone knows who he is. We've collided many times. It's not a boxing gym, so yah. Thx.

this is a great anytime fitness location. They keep it squeaky clean. It is on the smaller size but…read moreit is rarely overcrowded. friendly staff too! not at the fault of the gym but the parking lot is divided horribly and gives little space for bigger cars. just don't be that guy and take up two spots.

I am so sick and tired of this gym's useless male members who don't know how to pick up after…read morethemselves. I see this every time I go. I am a 125 lb woman and I deserve to work out in the same space as men do without having to kill my back to put things back in their place. I told management and they just apologized like no big deal. If this gym can't even enforce their own rules, I'm canceling my membership in November and going back to USA gym with a better respectful gym culture. So sick of this crap. Update: this gym owner doesn't know how to read. I said useless men who don't pick up after themselves. I didn't say ALL men. Also it's not my job to tell your members to put away their equipment. You need to enforce your own rules. And lastly I didn't say management didn't care. I said the manager acted like it's no big deal. It's a huge liability if a member has to put away equipment and accidentally harm themselves. Don't you think? Why act so nonchalant about risk management? That's the point I'm trying to make here. ‍

This gym is different. Great equipment, great atmosphere, and everything you need to push yourself…read more You can tell the owner actually care about the gym and the people who train here. My favorite places to work out. This place feels like home

Best fucking gym! I recommend anyone to sign up and come here…read more The machines and the prices are out of this world amazing Must come and a must join forsure

I love it when Ryan is working The gym is neat and picked…read moreup He gives occasional reminders on speaker to be mindful of other members who might be waiting for machine while you are talking on phone. All in a friendly positive way. Thank you Ryan miss you in the morning Renee

This review is about the environment. The gym itself is fine but could use improvements for the…read morespa. The spa is coed and unfortunately the members of this gym for some weird reason don't know how to use the sauna. People are going into the sauna with their dirty gym clothes and dirty outdoor shoes and actually exercise in there with their phones and music. It's disgusting and dirty in the sauna. A sauna is supposed to be relaxing, quiet and clean, and the correct way to use the sauna is to shower beforehand, put on a swimsuit and shower sandals, bring a sauna towel and sit on that towel not the wood, and most importantly don't bring electronics and loud music or conversation. Also, too many men in there and as a woman I don't feel safe sitting there in a bathing suit. Not to mention people going into the STEAM ROOM WITH GUM CLOTHES AND SHOES. That's basically like showering with gum clothes and shoes and it's absolutely disgusting and unclean. It seems in general members are not the brightest in there because no one puts their weights where they belong or wipe down the machines after using them which makes this gym super unhygienic and annoying because nothing is where it belongs. Members get angry when you're on a machine they want to use and literally breathe down your back. I don't like this gym for that reason. The people that go there are simply rude, aggressive and unclean.

Worst place ever....... they are thieves. I canceled my membership almost 2 years ago, yet still…read moregetting charged. Worst of all is that other people are still being charged for services despite the Covid closure. They are robbing people in times when things are already hard as it is. I called the number on the notice I received and was told they were only the collection company for them. I was told to call the gym directly regarding my concern and was provided the number to call. When you call you get a recording that sound like the number has been disconnected or no longer in service. I have gotten no where for the past year. The company who handles there billing is making threats to send me to collections. Anyone have any feedback on what I can do.

Reaching out to Yelp after numerous attempts to locate this owner…read more This location has continued to draw on my account even after they closed during covid. Last standing was this gym had closed in January with no notification. The phone number has been disconnected and their location emptied! If anyone has any information on the owner, please contact me asap so I can have a one on one chat with them personally! K.Murray

Fitquity is probably one of my favorite gyms in Burbank! It's primarily a boxing gym, which is…read moreexactly my style. Some of the equipment, like the cardio and fitness machines, is a bit older, but overall, I prefer coming here over places like 24 Hour Fitness, Crunch, Planet Fitness, or the Y. They don't have amenities like a pool or sauna, but I get a fantastic workout every time, and I love that it's less crowded. It's a great spot for focused training and a more personal gym experience.

Currently a member at Blink, which is honestly a steal for the price, but as someone who bikes…read moreeverywhere and is busy, the commute there is a bit tough. Going to fitiquity would save me 30-40 minutes 3-4 times a week in commuting time, so I really wanted it to work. I arrived and told the woman at the front desk I was interested in doing a trial membership. She shoves a piece of paper at me, tells me to put my name down, and hands me a card, and that's it. No spiel. No what are you looking for. No let me show you around. No liability waiver (insane...). I ask her if there's locker rooms. She says "under the W." From the angle, I can't see what she's talking about, and she looks incredibly belabored when I ask her to show me where. The locker rooms and facilities are fine. A little outdated, but livable. It was definitely hot in there, so I don't think they're cranking AC. There's stuff sort strewn all over the floor in one area, which is annoying especially since I come to the gym to clear my head but again, not the end of the world. I wander around for a bit, try to find the stuff I usually use, which is mostly free weights. There's no real warm up area or mats if the rooms are filled with classes, which was not great but I could make do since I often workout at odd hours. The deal breaker was when I couldn't find the squat rack. I asked the same belabored employee where it was. She pointed to the smith machine. I said "that's a smith machine. Do you have a squat rack?" She pointed to a stack of barbells used for seated overhead presses and suggested I use that. I told her I need safety bars, the ability to rack on my back, etc. She said they didn't have one. I'm honestly shocked - while the gym has classes and prioritizes boxing, more than half the gym is dedicated to weight training. She offered no explanation as to why they wouldn't have one - is it broken? Do they have a philosophical objection to squat racks? Is this gym not intended for the kind of clientele that uses squat racks? Had the staff been even slightly more helpful, maybe I could've looked past the rest, but this would dramatically adjust my workouts in ways I'm not willing to cope with, especially for a pretty dramatic price increase from blink. I hope someday things will shift here and I'll be back, but until then, guess I'm sticking with Blink!