I was looking for a gym that specialized in weightlifting without the excess machinery and gimmicks…read morethat a corporate gym would have, so I found 1RM strength. I came in to learn more about their membership, equipment, and gym hourly operations. Chris was kind, professional, and welcoming. The weightlifters were also welcoming too. I shared that I'm switching my physical activity from basketball to weightlifting to begin strengthening my body-- the basics, and this gym honestly has all that I need. Shout out to Chris and I will begin my new membership this week!

SUPER EASY TO CANCEL. I'm not a body builder, I'm just a guy who knows it's healthy to go to the…read moregym, but has a hard time actually going. I wasn't going enough to justify the cost so I cancelled by calling and telling them my name and that was it. So much less stressful than reading through the contracts of main chain gyms. Will likely come here when I resubscribe to a gym.

People are there to work, but it's still welcoming whether you're new or experienced. Classes are…read moresolid, trainers know what they're doing, and you never feel like you're wasting time. If you're looking for a place that's consistent, well-run, and makes it easy to stay disciplined, this is it. Highly recommend.

As a mom, finding a gym where I feel comfortable and my kids feel happy is everything--and this…read moreplace checks every box. The customer service is always friendly and welcoming, the bathrooms and gym are spotless, and the workout classes are amazing with instructors who truly care. The kids club is a lifesaver--my little ones actually get excited to go, which lets me focus on my workout without worry. It feels so good to have a space where I can take care of myself while knowing my kids are safe and having fun. So grateful to have found a gym that supports the whole family

The crew at the front desk is nice and the gym is kept clean . The pool is 4 lanes and one or two…read moremay be used for lessons. They do an aquafit at 9 am. Parking lot is normally full even if the gym is not

Overall this is a very nice gym. Good class schedule, clean, machines are maintained. I do wish…read morethat they would do a better job of letting folks know that the machines aren't a place to sit and look at your phone. Every time I go there is someone usually on a leg machine or the ab machine just sitting looking at their phone. They will do a set then look at their phone for 5 minutes. So they tie up the machine for about 20 minutes. Maybe a few reminder signs? Or announcements?

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.

Why oh why would you remove the workout benches that were in front of the free weights and put…read morethese tables - awful decision

Super small spot!…read more It was really busy at 6 or 7am? I believe it was. Packed! I would probably personally go to a different location because I don't want other people's sweat on me? Ha, but I really do need a bit more space it was overwhelming. Easy enough parking in an open lot. Don't gawk at other members please.ha!! If I'm that interesting to you please please say Hello! I would feel so much more comfortable with a quick greeting, and hug than people I've never met that seem to keep looking my direction to much for my liking. If you have a question ask it, a feeling- express it, but don't leave me hangin thinkin "geez are my pants on backwards or somthin'?" Haha.

Contract is quite binding and pay rate is pretty high. Mine is like $30 biweekly…read more Only staffed for certain hours. Good amount of equipment. Smith machine is backwards for some reason. No hack squat machine, but most other things you'd want for strength training. Pretty clean place with good air conditioning and location. Very kind staff

Friendly staff, amble equipment and space…read more The only downside is the air flow felt extremely stagnant every where but in the cardio area. No airflow. I can't imagine this location during the summer.

Dangerous Safety Negligence - Avoid this Location…read more I have been a cardiac nurse for over 25 years, so I know a safety hazard when I see one. Tonight, a treadmill (2nd row, 6th from left) began making a loud grinding sound indicative of motor failure. I immediately stopped the machine and reported it to the front desk employee, Jesus. Instead of inspecting the machine or tagging it "Out of Order," Jesus refused to leave the desk, refused to call a manager, and dismissed my concern by claiming the machine "wasn't broken"--without ever looking at it. I watched in horror as he allowed another member to step onto that same malfunctioning treadmill minutes later. This location is knowingly gambling with member safety. They are ignoring mechanical warnings and violating their own safety standards. I am canceling my membership immediately. Do not trust this gym with your safety.

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.

Awesome gym, perfect for in and out, quick workout before work. Plenty of good equipment from free…read moreweights to machines, treadmills, ellipticals and stair climbers!

Wow where do I even start. Carbon Fit Lab has to be one of, if not these worst gym in Santa…read moreClarita. The equipment in the gym is so cheap and always broken. Carbon Fit Labs maintenance man (Matt) does a lot of Mickey Mouse work on the equipment. The multi jungle workout machine has exposed wires that can cause bleeding if pricked. If someone has already pricked themselves and bled on the wire, someone else can come prick themselves with the same bloody wire. The tension on every machine is different and the towers that hold it are upside down. The leg extension machine is always broken due to the Mickey Mouse work that the "CEOs" maintenance man does. Carbon Fit Labs content creator pass has to be one of the most idiotic and cringe business moves EVER. Carbon Fit Labs Instagram page uses fake (bot) followers to try and sell their gym. They went from 1k followers to 41k in a matter of a couple days. There social media engagement does not match at all with their social status. The "CEO" Britany Walsh and her maintenance man are some of the most ignorant and arrogant individuals that you'll ever meet. One day they will be "nice" to you and then the next day they will make you feel unwelcome to the gym. All in all the "CEO" does not care about the gym at all and only cares about how much money you guys put in her pocket. All the equipment is cheap like I said and constantly out of order. Please be very cautious when taking a tour or even thinking about signing up for this gym. I give this gym a 0/10 you're better off at no good planet fitness honestly.

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.

The best part of the "new" EOS is that it's only a seven hour drive to the Scottsdale gym and your…read moremembership allows you to work out there as well. If I could describe the Valencia EOS, in three words, it would be "REPAIR IN PROGRESS". In fact, leave your weight belt at home and bring your tool belt instead. I've trained at EOS gyms throughout Arizona and they are always well maintained. When EOS purchased the Valencia Golds Gym I was initially excited. The Gold's Gym needed some serious upgrades and I thought EOS would get after it. Unfortunately, the exact opposite has occurred. The original weight machines from when the gym opened 14 years ago are falling apart. The only thing that's guaranteed to work is the merchant account debiting your bank account every month. The other day I walked by four treadmills before I found one that worked. There is one cable crossover machine that has been broken for nearly 6 months. It sits in the middle of the gym with an aging "Repair in Progress" sign. The sign should read "Rest in Peace". It's become the new gym mascot. I think we should give it a name and decorate it for the holidays, because management won't do anything about it. Nicer gyms repair broken equipment immediately, but EOS lets them sit and rot. Meanwhile, the gym hosts never ending membership drives and it's undoubtedly working, because the gym is packed. EOS mailers pour out of my mailbox. I can't imagine how much they're spending on marketing, but sadly, there is nothing left in the budget for maintenance and upgrades. The only notable improvements I've seen are modern business signs on the exterior and pretty So Cal paintings on the walls. If you are an older or advanced trainer avoid this gym at all costs, unless of course you're going to one of the classes, I hear those are OK With the unrelenting crowds due to low membership fees, gym etiquette is marginal. With that said, imagine what wonders await in the men's locker room. You'll have to skillfully navigate through hoards of skinny dudes taking gym selfies. I've photo bombed several of them just walking by minding my own business. Sometimes you're treated to a guy blasting rap music out of his iPhone for everyone's listening pleasure. The adjacent bathrooms are always foul smelling, the sinks / soap dispensers work infrequently and now one of the hand dryers has the ubiquitous "Repair in Progress" sign. Don't buy it, it's false advertising. You'll have to lineup to dry your hands from here on out. After several years of membership at this location, I have decided to join another gym. A few of my friends have already left, and I will follow them. All in all, EOS Valencia isn't that bad of a gym, it's worse.

Hands down! Joining the hardcore fitness community has been the best decision I've made for my…read morefitness journey. The workouts are not only enjoyable but also incredibly challenging. Each class is led by exceptional personal trainers who provide valuable hands-on feedback and encouragement. Their unwavering motivation has pushed me to achieve strength levels that I never thought possible. Every 1-hour session flies by, and I feel stronger every day. I highly recommend this gym!

I've been a member for years now. Although I'm not motivated enough to be consistent, I always…read moreenjoy coming to the gym here. There's no guessing about what to do for the work out. Their classes are easy to understand and it's for all levels from beginners to expert level. Trainers and environment keep you focused during their classes. Trainers take their time and help you through the workouts to prevent injury and to have the best workout. I love that they have Pilates now. As a member, you have access to an unlimited amount of classes which is a great deal in comparing to Pilates focused studios. They have classes starting at 4 am until 7:15 pm with a gap in the middle of the day. I always recommend Hardcore.