if they had lat raise machine or t bar row i would give 5, gym is never that packed and its cleanread more

Keep the fans on during the hottest part of the day. Doesn't make sense to have fan on and doors…read moreclosed in the early morning then during the hottest parts of the day turning off the fan and opening the doors. If I wanted a gym with a sauna I would've paid extra to go to LA fitness

First time at this gym and right away i was greeted, helped and made feel comfortable by Javier and…read moreJanet. Highly recommended

I wanted to leave an honest review regarding the kids club/daycare experience at the Vista location…read moreof LA Fitness. One evening when I went to pick up my 2-year-old daughter, I saw a male employee walking out of the daycare area. He was not carrying custodial equipment or anything identifying him as maintenance staff, which immediately concerned me because when I originally signed up, I specifically asked whether anyone besides the childcare workers entered the daycare area and was told no. When I walked in, one of the daycare workers looked visibly startled, and when I asked where my daughter was, she initially believed my daughter was cornered behind large play equipment with an older boy significantly bigger and older than her. Thankfully, my daughter was actually under the front desk near the computer/wiring area, which raised a completely separate safety concern. This situation alone made me uncomfortable with the level of supervision happening in the childcare room. There are often only two workers present with multiple children of very different ages, and the environment can feel chaotic and understaffed. After this experience, my daughter became extremely distressed whenever I mentioned going to the gym. She went from adjusting normally to refusing to enter and having major tantrums before we even left the house. As a mother, that change was alarming to me. I later called management to express my concerns and was told the male employee was "most likely custodial," but again, he was not visibly performing custodial work when I saw him leaving the daycare area. I also had issues with misinformation regarding my membership. I was specifically told during signup that I would have access to multiple locations, including Oceanside. I successfully used the Oceanside location once, but later was told my membership was restricted and then was immediately pitched an upgraded membership during a promotion. That experience felt misleading and frustrating. At the end of the day, this is a very low-cost gym membership, and the childcare reflects that reality. Parents should simply understand what they are signing up for and have realistic expectations regarding supervision and staffing levels. Personally, after my experience, I would not recommend this childcare setup for very young children who cannot fully communicate or advocate for themselves yet.

I've been to at least 10 different EOS between Cali, AZ, NV, and FL…read more Although this isn't my favorite, it's worth my monthly fee and has sufficient machines to do a great workout. Not certain why this place has such ill reviews. For a $10 to $30 a month gym, I expect imperfections. This isn't a Lifetime Fitness. I recommend.

What is wrong with this place. All of their basketballs are broken. Either they leak or all…read morelopsided or some other problem When I brought it up to the attention of the front desk person, she antagonized and told she will report it to her boss that I complained! What the actual ____? Management, please do not contact me and upset me even more. Just fix the attitude problem and the stupid balls.

I've been going to gyms for roughly 68 years (when I was 8 years old I would go with my dad to the…read moreLA, downtown YMCA). Over the years, I've been to numerous gyms. This one is by far the best. It's well maintained and VERY clean; both out on the floor and in the locker room. The other members are well educated, friendly, and courteous when lifting weights/doing cardio's. Rarely do you hear grunts, groans and dropping weights. The front counter staff are friendly; both coming and going. The trainers are professional and know what they're doing. I like this facility. How often do I go; 7/7 (except for Thanksgiving and Christmas)

This is a very tiny gym. The strength training area is extremely small. It offers no pool or sauna…read more We went for a few years during Covid because they at least tried to keep stuff clean, but quickly stopped afterwards. The inflated price seems to create extremely entitled, mostly older gym-goers, that hoard 4-5 sets of freeweights at a time, and then hold loud 45-minute work calls while monopolizing a cable tower and glaring at anyone who comes close. If you want your routine to take 2 hours to do half as much actual lifting, spend 20 minutes trying to park, and still cost literally 10x as other gyms, then go for it. And hey, at least the locker rooms are clean. Just never try to cancel. They will call, text, email, and otherwise harass you to re-join every 2-3 months for the rest of your life. And no, they do not listen to requests to stop.

AYA and her staff are quintessential professionals to include:…read more*knowlegeable *courteous *always willing to help *patient *attention to detail *BATHROOM was very clean! AYA greets with a sincere smile and is very approachable! Josh happened to be there when I visited and was also very professional and greeted very well.

They need to work on cleaning the bathrooms; they are always too dirty. some machines are already…read moretoo stiff

If you're looking to get strong and train hard for climbing, Flux Training Center is the place to…read morebe! It's a clean and new facility that features a Kilter board (which can be set to any angle), a Tension board at 40 degrees, and two spray walls (one at 40 degrees and another at 20/30 degrees). There's also a small free weight gym, various hardboard options, and a few loading pins (just remember to bring your own grip strength). For the hang board area, I did struggle reaching and switching out the boards, so adding a stepping stool in the hang board area would make it more accessible for shorter climbers. They also have a small section of set routes graded A, B, and C (with A being the easiest) that incorporate a variety of V grades to encourage trying all the climbs. I visited during the grand opening, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. I appreciated the training-focused environment, and they offer classes and personal training as well. There are monthly memberships available, complete with a free monthly guest pass, along with day pass options. Overall, this place really motivated me to train hard and get stronger for outdoor climbing. I love the variety of training options available to help climbers improve!

A great gym with fun routes and a friendly atmosphere! The kilter board is great to play around…read morewith as well

Nick is amazing at what he does. I have a knee injury and have been struggling with working out in…read moreany kind of way due to this. He was able to teach me ways that can help me get better in shape without putting any strain on my knee. He was also able to teach me some strength training to help me with strengthening my body to hopefully prevent injuries from happening so easily in the future. I definitely highly recommend him for any physical needs you have as he's very knowledgeable, patient, and good at what he does.

Nick is a fantastic trainer and helper to get the body in great shape. My degenerated lower spine,…read moreneck, and hip abscess, and shoulders are greatly improved to the point of about 90-95% improvement. Highly recommended.

My son loves Odyssey. The training staff are fun and experienced. They have created the perfect…read moreenvironment for positive growth. As a parent they're great to deal with, friendly, responsive, and easy to work with. Scheduling is a breeze both from the web and in the phone app. Highly recommended!

Great gym and great trainers! The owner is awesome!…read more This gym cares about their clients.