Not the LA Fitness you remember.  No high-pressure sales tactics, friendly and knowledgeable staff,…read morebut still the same high-quality and spotless facility.  Not only that, but they graciously accommodate the traveling person - without trying to spin the already wayward traveler with a long and involved sales pitch.  How shines a good dead in a weary world.   Be sure to ask for Eddie.

My boyfriend gave me a 7-day pass to use at this LA Fitness on Northern. When I scanned the QR…read morecode, the staff were rude and insisted on seeing an ID, which I provided. I showed my valid work permit ID with my name and photo, but they refused to accept it. I ended up having to call my boyfriend to come back to the gym just to scan the pass himself. The way the staff treated me made me feel discriminated against, and if this happens again, I'll convince him to cancel his membership.

Originally we had the studio plan. We were going to cancel for the cooler months of the year but…read morewere told by an employee that if we simply downgraded we could move back to the studio plan at any time without additional charges besides the change in plan cost. We trusted him and did that. When it was time to move back to that plan, we were going to see an additional charge. The manager simply said they couldn't help that we received incorrect information from THEIR employees. While the gym is fairly clean, some equipment is showing wear and not being replaced. It is often too busy to get to use the weight machines. Also, it's not fun to see propaganda networks while working out. Far too many other options in the area to stay here. Updated: Generic customer service for Vasa reached out with lackluster assistance and offered to help me cancel. Thanks... (And yes. Fox propaganda is still on the tv 6+ months later. But now it's on 2 TVs which is weird because the employees claim they can't change the channels. It's not hard for them or corporate to choose a different channel but they won't. You choose where your money goes.)

I received a check for my full refund. Once staff advised the finance company that I was correct,…read moreit was issued.

Love this place. TJ, Solee, Moses, even Ram make this my favorite part of the day with their…read morewelcome smiles, personal training, and always encouraging. The equipment is great and the sauna is always working.

I had a very shady experience with the EOS location on Bethany Home Rd and the 51 in Phoenix, AZ…read more They initially told me my membership would be $50 to join. After signing up, I found additional, undisclosed charges on my card: a yearly membership fee and a higher monthly fee than I was led to expect. In total, it ended up being over $200 just to join, which is not what I agreed to. I also signed up for a few sessions with a personal trainer, which were cancelled before we even got started. When I realized what was happening, I went into the gym and cancelled my membership in person with Terion at the front desk. Despite this, they continued to charge my bank account, so the cancellation clearly did not go through or was ignored. Based on my experience, their sales and billing practices feel deceptive and dishonest. I would not recommend joining this gym.

Our little L.A.F. got a glow-up! It's super exciting to see the changes…read more Here's what's new: * so much new gym equipment/machines! * Pilates is coming! Pilates is coming! With a dedicated room for it *Workout space/equipment w/ kettle/medicine balls, Bosu Balance Pods, Battle Ropes, Plyosoft Boxes to jump on, etc. is moved up to the front of the space * New ellipticals * Basketball court's been replaced w/ heavy duty weight lifting equipment (not sure how happy bb players will be - this is kind of sad, tbh!) * Also looks like it got a deep clean, which I'm grateful for Here's what's the same: * lap pool * dedicated cycling room * racquetball courts * dedicated fitness class room (yoga, etc) * B Bar - my favorite for grabbing post-workout smoothies/full blown healthy meals I really hope they do some "Intro to New Gym Equipment" workshops b/c some of the stuff is super intimidating & I have NO idea how to use it. And I'd hate for anyone to get hurt on what's supposed to be good for us! P.S. Can y'all also install multiple Wipes Stations to encourage gym members to get in the habit of wiping down equipment after using it? Gracias.

Fit. When I want to use machines and weight to get fit I come to L.A. Fitness. I also come because…read moremy wife has been a member for decades.We have no Personal Trainers. I am totally buff, or whatever today's word is. My six pack is now a quart, my weights are for aerobic vigor, not heavy weight/strength. I want to return to the Estrella Mountain Summit one more time. We cycle for bad knees. I do machines to strengthen my aching, weakening back muscles. It works. I.like the little alcohol wipes, drinking fountains and superbly clean men's locker room. There are also scales. I am down 20 pounds since 2023.

I worked out here for 4 months through a trainer and they signed me up for a contract unbeknownst…read moreto me and have been trying to collect a debt that is not owed. I spoke with them over the phone multiple times to resolve this at which they said "we'll handle this" and next I heard they were sending to collections. Very shady billing practices at this company.

This gym is 3 blocks from me. I needed a Gym where I cd just do my workout and go. I superset, I…read moredon't rest much between sets,..I just go. I know what I need to do and get out b/c I'm usually pressed for time. The Gym that I came from (EOS) is super crowded and there are 2 types of people there,..(1) a person who sits in a machine for an hr scrolling on their phone with their headphones on (2) 2-3 people laughing and giggling about what happened last night in a machine also for an hr. In both situations,..there is no recourse b/c all the other machines have someone sitting in it doing that same thing for an hr. I'm an older dude and I just get in and get out. There is plenty of equipment. Serious bodybuilders and fit people workout here,..no machine hogs on their phones. I recommend this Gym.

To say TriFit has changed my life, is not overselling this magical place. At 47 years old, I am in…read morebetter shape and healthier than I was in my 30's, all thanks to the training and community created at TriFit by owners/trainers, Steven and Alex. Not only am I in the best shape of my life, but I have met great people and friends through the gym. We hold each other accountable in fun and great ways, and they make me want to jump out of bed in the morning to make the 6:30 class. If other gyms have failed you, you need to give this one a try. You will not be disappointed.

This "gym for non-gym people" will make you a gym person. The coaches care about everyone…read moregenuinely- remembering everyone by name, offering accommodations and modifications to all abilities and fitness levels, and building an environment that is inviting, free of judgment, educational, and fun. I have been going to Trifit classes for over a year now and instead of dreading my workouts, I look forward to them. This place really has allowed for me to make such a drastic change to my lifestyle- building my confidence in fitness spaces, helping me find movement that I enjoy and motivation to stay consistent. No question is too stupid to ask and the information and experience I've gained from working out with the coaches at Trifit is priceless. Getting a membership here was the first decision I made when deciding to prioritize my mental and physical health in my 30's. If you're looking to make a major change to your lifestyle but might need community or guidance to support you on your journey- this is the place to be.

Rating: 4/5 stars (Would be 5 if not for a rocky start!)…read more​The Gym: Great facility, excellent equipment, and a really nice location. ​The Bitter: I joined for weightlifting and body recomp, but my first trainer completely ignored my goals and health limitations (asthma/dysautonomia). Instead of teaching me to lift, she told me I "wasn't ready" for the squat rack and would push circuit training and resistance bands. Eventually even though i have asthma and limitations she would end up telling me to do cardio. I felt discouraged and watched HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS go down the drain. As a neurodivergent person, speaking up wasn't easy, but I finally went to the PT manager. He paired me with Jack for my remaining sessions. ​The Sweet: I wish I'd been paired with Jack from day one! He put me right on the dang squat rack during our first session. He actually listened, remembered my physical limitations, and tailored everything to MY goals. He is incredibly encouraging and knowledgeable. ​The Verdict: The gym itself is great, but the training experience is only as good as your trainer. If you want a serious, attentive coach who actually listens, do yourself a favor and sign up with Jack.

Do NOT sign up for the stretch sessions. They have constant turnover on the stretchers, all…read moreranging in quality. One even no called no showed for my session. They failed to explain that after your sessions, you would automatically be charged for future ones , and they failed to cancel my membership when I asked them to in person. I'm now out almost $100 and asking for a refund has been a nightmare. Beyond disappointed in the lack of clarity, transparency, and professionalism.

Mostly good. Promises to update (upgrade) machines never happens…read more Staff does not spend ANY time monitoring the Express machines area. More often than not, people hang on machines checking their phones instead of following the Express area rules (one minute on then move to another machine.)

The location at Sunnyslope is my favorite location that I have tried in Phoenix so far, especially…read morecompared to the location I used to go to in Seattle. The gym is clean, the bathrooms are clean and I regularly see the employees cleaning. I usually go early in the morning and there are always machines available. There is a nice area for stretching in the way back too. My only complaint is that I wish they had more of the newer treadmills, they only have 3 of the newer ones and often they are being used. Also they have none of the new elliptical machines but the old ones are still ok and in working condition. Overall I'm happy and love that I can use any location with my black card. Also tried the one on Bell and the one on Peoria. Sunnyslope is the best.