Great equipment, great environment, people are great and the recovery is very nice to take…read moreadvantage of!

Has everything you could want in a gym. The new renovations have made the gym even better.read more

This gym is fine, honestly not sure what everyone's complaining about. I was at Gold's from day…read moreone, and since becoming EōS, it's stayed pretty much the same. Machines need repair sometimes, it happens, that's gym life. I'm there four days a week and never saw a cable machine down for six months, and there are several to pick from anyway. Yeah, the pec machine seat needing to be propped up for months is very annoying, but there is another pec machine, and several other ways to work pec muscles, so not sure what the deal is. So mention it to management and move on. Dirtier now? I see vacuuming and mopping going on throughout the day. If you want it spotless, wipe down the machines yourself after you use them (which most people don't), that's on you too, not just staff. Paper towels have always been there when I needed them, never seen them run out. Does it happen from time to time? Probably, but they have three areas on the second floor to get paper towels and spray bottles, and they're not all out at the same time. Can't speak to the showers, but the men's locker room sink area gets the same so-so attention it always did under Gold's. Nothing's changed there, so not sure why that's suddenly a new thing EoS brought in. It does get busy and sometimes you wait for a machine, welcome to literally every gym in every city. That's not a flaw, that's just what a popular gym looks like. But aside from a broken machine or two (which they have other machines you can use anyway), the real problem stopping people from working out is people camping out on a machine, scrolling on their phone for five to ten minutes while others wait. You're there to work out. Work out, then move on.

Megan, Joel, Eddie and Haydee are the best class instructors here!!!! I enjoy their body pump,…read morebody attack and zumba. They always remind you the proper form of lifting weights. Only amazing instructors here! Also Kaitlyn at the front desk is very friendly and always smiling while greeting everyone coming in and leaving the gym.

I trained with Matt for several years before moving to the East Coast seven years ago. While…read morerecently visiting California, I had the opportunity to participate in the Friday conditioning class, and it did not disappoint. ​Matt is still incredibly engaged with the class, expertly motivating the group while providing the individual attention each participant needs. The best part is that the strong family atmosphere I have always appreciated and enjoyed is still present--a direct result of the positive culture Matt has prioritized building over the years. ​So, if you're looking for a top-notch strength and conditioning program that produces results and fosters a community where members truly encourage and motivate each other, I highly encourage you to check it out!

Cozmosize Fitness has truly flourished since moving to their new location on Railroad Avenue. The…read morespacious facility has transformed into the perfect environment to get stronger, better, and leaner while working toward your fitness goals. I was first introduced to Matthew Cather by my 17-year-old son 11 years ago, and at the time, I thought it was the toughest workout I had ever attempted. I started training with Matthew twice a week, and now I train five times a week--growing not just physically stronger but also mentally resilient. As a 52-year-old, I firmly believe that the key to longevity is a combination of weight training, strength, mobility, and conditioning--all of which are seamlessly incorporated into our program at Cozmosize. The dedication, expertise, and sense of community here make every session both challenging and rewarding. I feel truly blessed to be part of the Cozmo family, and I highly recommend this gym to anyone looking to elevate their fitness journey!

There's a new Planet Fitness in town and its half the distance from our house than our usual…read morelocation. It had been a while for me; 2025 was some year health wise. But today was a great breakthrough getting back to the gym. Friendly staff and a diverse clientele. Today I felt the burn! But not to overdo things this first day back of workouts. I got in a good 45 minutes. And like every Planet Fitness all of my favorite purple exercise equipment was there. We plan on making this spot a more frequent gym stop.

I've been coming to this Planet Fitness location since it opened, and overall I like the gym. It's…read moreclean, has the equipment I need, and most staff interactions have been positive. However, I've now had two uncomfortable interactions with a front desk employee named Deborah that left me feeling frustrated, unwelcome, and honestly unsafe. The first interaction happened while I was on the treadmill. Deborah approached me and told me that "someone complained" because I didn't have headphones on while watching something on my phone. I completely understand the common courtesy of using headphones in the gym, which is why I purposely chose a treadmill with empty machines on both sides of me, kept the volume extremely low, and even had captions on. The gym music, conversations, treadmills, and equipment were all significantly louder than my phone. When I explained this, Deborah herself responded, "Oh I know, I can't even hear it and I'm standing right here." That immediately confused me, because if she couldn't hear it standing next to me, I didn't understand why it was being treated like a complaint issue. When I asked who complained, she said she didn't know. The only people near me were a few women talking loudly together, so the situation felt strange and unnecessary. What bothered me most was not the reminder itself, I understand policies and courtesy rules exist. What bothered me was the approach. It felt like she blamed an "anonymous member complaint" instead of simply asking me directly to put headphones on. I later told Deborah that I didn't appreciate being told a story that didn't make sense when she could have just communicated honestly and respectfully. The second interaction happened when my app wasn't working and I asked to check in using my phone number. As I was walking away, Deborah stopped me and repeatedly pushed me to take a photo for the account. I told her multiple times that I was not comfortable doing that, but she continued pushing and giving reasons that were not accurate. I explained that I've been coming here for months without issue and that my home gym already has my photo on file. She incorrectly insisted this location was my home gym, even after my app showed otherwise. Again, the issue is not that she wants to do her job thoroughly. The issue is the way she communicates and disregards boundaries after being told "no." Not everything needs to become confrontational or overexplained. There's a difference between being helpful and making members feel uncomfortable. These interactions have created a negative feeling every time I come in and see her working. I hope management addresses the importance of respectful communication and listening to member concerns and boundaries. If management would like to contact me directly, Deborah knows exactly who I am.

After a couple of heart attacks in 2024, I went through the Cardiac Rehab program at Henry Mayo…read moreNewhall Hospital. Once I completed that, I wanted to maintain my cardio program, and joined the Henry Mayo Fitness and Health Center. I really like this place, for several reasons. I can actually get free memberships at several local gyms through my insurance, but I'd rather pay to go here. It's a more mature crowd, with most people either doing some sort of rehab or physical fitness. It's not a social club or hang out, everyone is serious about what they're doing. I don't have much experience in gyms, but from what I see, they have plenty of cardio machines (treadmills, crossfits, arm ergos, upright and reclining bikes) as well as weight stations with both plate weights and resistance. There are free weights as well and all kinds of support stuff like mats, stretch bands, etc. The place is spotless, with constant cleaning going on, and everyone seems to take the time to wipe their stations down after use. I don't use these areas, but they have beautiful locker rooms, showers, basketball courts and a pool that is half indoor/half outdoor. The staff is friendly and helpful, and available for personal training if you desire. They have tons of classes from spin to balance. Downstairs, there is an advanced weight training room. I go three times a week and always look forward to it. I highly recommend you check them out.

I was considering joining this gym, but the rudeness of a lady at the front desk would definitely…read moreput me off. I have been attending the pool for aqua therapy for quite sometime, which I know is paid for at a hefty price by my insurance company. I walked in and grabbed a towel. A woman from the front desk walked up to me, told me the towels were for members only, grabbed the towel out of my hands and dumped it into the used towel bin. I dripped dry!! If this is the case, it definitely could have been more graciously handled!

I'm so sad that I cannot give 0 stars. If I could I would. The older man with glasses came out and…read morewas very rude because I was trying to reverse park. Very unprofessional. Have some decency and learn how to speak to people. Disgusting!

If you come here, you will definitely be deceived. They come up with different methods to mislead…read moreyou, and then, when you are deceived, it will be too late to say that you did not want it that way.

This gym is amazing... The staff is always friendly and it's always a clean facility... Love that…read moreit's 24/7 access and no one ever bothers you... they have more than enough equipment and they're always adding new things to improve the gym

To be honest, if I can give it zero stars I would, but unfortunately I cannot...I enrolled…read morebelieving my membership was month to month because my agreement summary says "Terms: Open Ended." When I tried to cancel, the manager (Joel) said it was actually a one year agreement and that "open ended" only applies after 12 months. I asked for the exact written contract language supporting that, but it was not clearly provided. Instead, I was told I owed about $882 to cancel, and I later received a statement showing an even higher balance. The manager's (Joel) communication felt dismissive and unprofessional when I was trying to understand my agreement and resolve the issue. Save screenshots, read everything carefully, and get cancellation terms in writing before signing up.

I've tried reformer pilates classes. I've tried Power Plate classes. I like them individually, but…read morethis is the first studio I've tried that has both, and I think it's now one of my favorite workout experiences. You get a well-rounded workout from balancing on the Power Plate, which vibrates to help activate your muscles and supposedly also helps with your bone density. I also find the challenge of staying on the plate while it's vibrating also improves your balance. It feels weird and tricky and a little odd at first, but once you get the hang of it, it feels as if you've done a much more intense workout in a much shorter amount of time because of the added challenge. After the Power Plate, you move to the reformer, where you tone the muscles you use everyday but might not realize you are! The reformer is also a challenge for your balance, yet low-impact and gentle on your joints. The studio is immaculate and I love the stylish space. The instructors are welcoming and will help with form corrections and give tips if you need to modify the exercises. Parking on this street is sometimes hard to find, but I've always been able to find a space in the studio parking lot (it's down the street behind a gated area and there are signs indicating which spots are the Grit + Gratitude studio parking spaces).

I FEEL ALIVEEEEEE! ‍‍ I haven't done any Pilates since 2019 so this was a great way to get me back…read moreon the reformer without demolishing my self esteem. You can feel the love, in fact one of the regulars was celebrated with some cute decorations at her power plate for her birthday. Those special touches are given to everyone, with positive encouragement to get gritty and stay strong through the tough final reps. When my form needed to be corrected Ashley did so without making me feel called out. The workout is great and the mental philosophy of gratitude in the closing cool down helps make my evening just a little bit better. Give Grit + Gratitude a try!