Laura is by far the best trainer I've ever had. I am an avid exerciser, but I needed guidance on my…read morenutrition and why I was burning out on working out (I was working out multiple hours a day). Laura not only answered all my questions, but she helped me implement changes that have helped me lose weight doing WAY less. She takes the time to explain each move and what muscles you should be feeling, and she also provides guidance on how to do the moves on your own. She is 100% worth the investment!

Laura is the first and only trainer I have ever been to. I have been training with Laura for almost…read more2 years now and I have not only changed physically, but I have also learned so much from her regarding proper form, nutrition, and working out in general. Laura is extremely knowledgable about fitness and nutrition and I trust her with every problem I bring to her. Laura's home gym is equipped with everything you could need to achieve your goals and she personalizes every session to what you need as a client. My life has seriously changed since I started to train with Laura and I highly recommend her to anyone looking to start or further their fitness journey.

Speakeasy is one of the Great gym it's very clean and helpful and all the equipment are well but…read moretogether

Love the aesthetic, and all the new equipment! Always super clean and the staff is very friendly.read more

10/10 gym. Everyone is super welcoming and friendly, has top notch machines, and open 24/7 cant…read morebeat it.

If you want a more personable gym look no further. This place may be small but it speaks volume. I…read moregot a free work out in by Rob and Joshua. They were very kind and welcoming. Everyone minds there own business. You dont feel judged. When I say they have about almost everything you need im not joking. Their gym equipment is very modern to help build your gains. Additionally they have a physical therapist and about 30 trainers in total perhaps about 6 daily. They have a refrigerator to store your lunches in, a water cooler, private lockers and showers, towels, shampoo, conditioner, body wash etc. The only downside is you may feel crowded when you workout bc of all the variety of gym equipment but this gym is meant to keep a threshold and did i mention this gym is 24/7??? Take advantage if you're early bird. I struggled a bit with their equipment ngl, bc im still a newb to weight lifting and im not familiar with seeing equipments having an on/off switch to load/unload weights however, i thought it was cool. I really enjoyed their dumbells and im glad for the most part, everyone reracks them. Sadlly im a starving student so it doesnt fit my budget yet. hopefully it will in the near future. I wish them the best. this gym deserves a lot of recognition!

We've tried a lot of gyms around Burbank many claim to be the best, but none of them came close to…read morethis one. This gym truly stands out as the best in the San Fernando Valley. The atmosphere is incredibly welcoming, and everything is spotless. From the machines to the floors to the showers, you can tell this place is well cared for--no dust, no issues, everything works exactly as it should. It's exactly what we've been searching for. What really drew us in was the Christian-centered environment, and it makes a huge difference in the overall vibe. The owners are amazing Chris and Katie, the trainers are top-notch "Gerry", and the entire experience has exceeded our expectations. Honestly, even a five-star rating feels like an understatement. We couldn't be happier. Come check them out!

I came to this gym for an event they were hosting and I really loved it! It gives old school/…read moreindustrial gym vibes. I like how the turf and boxing ring are towards the back leaving all machines and free eight area towards the front. The owner Katie was such a sweetheart, she was very welcoming and made all the girls at the event feel right be at home. I'm not sure if I would be able to commit for a membership due to the distance from where I live. However, I would definitely drop in as a guest when I'm in the area!

I've been training with Aaron at A & M Fitness since January, and I couldn't be happier with my…read moreexperience. I really appreciate that it's a private gym-- which makes working out much more enjoyable. Aaron is incredibly knowledgeable, kind, and patient. I've had some knee issues, and he always takes the time to modify exercises to fit my needs and make sure I'm working out safely. He genuinely cares about his clients' well-being, often following up after our sessions to check in on how I'm feeling. Another huge plus is his flexible schedule, which makes it easy for me to fit workouts into my busy schedule. If you're looking for a supportive, professional trainer in a private setting, I highly recommend A & M Fitness!

I started working with Aaron several months ago after being diagnosed with lupus myositis. I…read morerequire so many modifications and also scheduling flexibility as I have no idea when I'm going to be too sick to train. Aaron has been incredible through this process. My goal was always to get back to being functional as my illness affected my ability to walk, cook, clean...everything. Several months later, I've improved so much and can actually take care of myself. More than the actual functional improvement I appreciate never being judged for my limitations or fiscally punished for having to cancel last minute. It feels like a safe space, which is so precious when you are chronically ill. I will recommend Aaron every single time to anyone aspiring to improve their health, not just their weight.

I had a good experience this morning. It was my first time there. I do wish there were less tv's…read morethough. Too many TVs and too close together. It makes me tired to look at, which isn't helpful when you want to work out.

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.

I've been training with Chris for approximately one month and I must say I'm glad I found him. I…read morepreviously had ACL reconstructive surgery and needed assistance with regaining the strength/muscle I lost, plus loosing the few pounds I picked up. A skill I instantly appreciated was his communication, which existed prior to beginning any sessions. Chris showed interest in my overall goals as well as any restrictions or concerns I had. After being informed of my knee injury/recovery he did not show any concerns for his ability to develop a program to fit my needs. After just one session I immediately knew I would continue to train with Chris, as I walked away feeling tired but great at the same time. All sessions after have been different keeping me completely interested and excited to be there. That alone keeps me motivated because I can tell he actual cares about what he's doing and puts thought into every session. Another great quality is his ability to motivate. Through out the workouts he continuously motivates and drives you to keep going past what you normally would. Now, after just a few sessions I am able to see muscle definition on my quads, something I had lost after my surgery. I know as long as I continue working with Chris I will reach my physical fitness goals. If you are looking to get in shape, gain muscle, learn to eat healthier etc., give Chris the opportunity to help you out. He is very knowledgable as a trainer and you wont be disappointed!

I have had trainers on and off since I was teen. I love the structure and results that a trainer…read morecan provide, but it can be hard to find a good one. I was hesitant to pick a trainer off Yelp reviews instead of personal recommendations but I'm glad I took a chance. Chris is a great trainer, motivating and knowledgable but never mean or judgmental. He makes sure you get a good workout, while still making sure it is an enjoyable experience. I've have already seen results in my body composition and I actually look forwards to my workouts now. If you're on the fence, I'd recommend trying it out, I'm so glad I did. P.S I also love the private gym atmosphere, way more comfortable than having other gym members watch you work out.

I had a consultation with coach Robert. He was very clearly with how the program works and the…read morevarious options available based on my comfort level. Robert explained the very reasonable expectation from the team considering my limitations commitment. Robert introduced me to several trainers and members. Everyone seemed to have a very positive energy and made me feel very welcomed. The gym facilities look well maintained and it feels like a safe and non-judgmental environment. I canceled my gym membership at LA Fitness and signed on with Moses Fitness. I'm looking forward to the journey. Thank you for the hook up Robert.

First... businesses should seriously stop putting people in a position where they feel pressured to…read morewrite a review right then and there. It's uncomfortable and disingenuous. Second: Oof. This was pretty bad. My first experience seeking out a personal trainer and I sure did learn a lot. I'll begin with the fact that during the consultation with Robert, I let him know that I needed time to think about signing up because I wasn't sure it was financially feasible for me right now ($900 deposit + $82 weekly payments). He insisted on "helping" me by saying I could just pay half the deposit now and half at a later date (he stepped out of the office room so i could check my calendar for a payday that would work for paying the other half -- how kind). A big selling point for me was that, while nutrition was acknowledged as important, I was told it would not be strict or pushed on me. I was very upfront about my history of disordered eating and was assured that their staff are educated and mindful of this. I was then asked if I preferred a male or female trainer. As an AFAB person, I almost always default to female staff. He paired me with their trainer Bre. Fabulous. I tell him I will start next week and he puts me down for Tuesday per my request. My first session on Tuesday was my last session at Moses Fitness. I arrived and met with Bre, my trainer, who informed me that we would do a quick intake conversation before getting started. Sounds fine enough. We go into her office where I find out she knows absolutely nothing about me. Robert did not give her my information and she was entirely unprepared in terms of knowledge about me as her new client. Annoying but mostly whatever. We go over my goals (weight loss but nothing crazy -- just wanna get to a healthier weight before it becomes an issue). I inform her of my eating disorder history and she tells me she understands and will be mindful of this... and then she asks me if I'm able and willing to weigh my food. "...No. Given my history." "Totally! I respect that. There's no pressure to do that extra step, though if you decided to do it I would be a very happy trainer." I mean... come tf on. I also inform her of my sleep disorder (idiopathic hypersomnia), and she kindly asks about what it is and what I need in terms of accommodations. I let her know that frequent breaks are helpful given the quick onset of fatigue i experience and she lets me know that's totally fine. Awesome! Now we're getting started with the exercise portion of the session. It starts out okay! After a very quick shoulder stretch, I was a little nervous because she handed me two 10lb weights to start but figured she knows what she's doing. Without giving a play-by-play of the nearly 2hr hellscape, we continue onto the next thing she's got planned -- this is where everything went way downhill. I was able to do a single set of 10 mostly okay. It was challenging but it felt good! ... and then she said 2 more. I was aggressively shaking and experiencing a lack of strength I've never felt before. She's pushing me to push through it but I'm taking breaks because of how wiped i was already feeling. This continues through every workout we do. I let her know on *3* separate occasions that I was light headed and dizzy. She told me to take a breather. Then back to it. Finally, we're finish the first of 3 whole-body sets and I tell her I need her to show me where I can safely vomit. *Now* she's listening. She takes me to the restroom that thankfully smelled strongly enough of chemicals that the extreme nausea dropped to mild nausea and throwing up was averted. I came out of the bathroom and the first thing she says after asking if I'm okay is: "Please come back." The next morning, I upload a picture of a muffin to the Moses app for my trainer to see and I almost immediately receive a comment from Bre that I should avoid muffins moving forward and have a bagel with cottage cheese instead. So now I'm experiencing food guilt barely two days into the program. (added a picture with the remainder of my review because of character count)