Fitquity is probably one of my favorite gyms in Burbank! It's primarily a boxing gym, which is…read moreexactly my style. Some of the equipment, like the cardio and fitness machines, is a bit older, but overall, I prefer coming here over places like 24 Hour Fitness, Crunch, Planet Fitness, or the Y. They don't have amenities like a pool or sauna, but I get a fantastic workout every time, and I love that it's less crowded. It's a great spot for focused training and a more personal gym experience.

Currently a member at Blink, which is honestly a steal for the price, but as someone who bikes…read moreeverywhere and is busy, the commute there is a bit tough. Going to fitiquity would save me 30-40 minutes 3-4 times a week in commuting time, so I really wanted it to work. I arrived and told the woman at the front desk I was interested in doing a trial membership. She shoves a piece of paper at me, tells me to put my name down, and hands me a card, and that's it. No spiel. No what are you looking for. No let me show you around. No liability waiver (insane...). I ask her if there's locker rooms. She says "under the W." From the angle, I can't see what she's talking about, and she looks incredibly belabored when I ask her to show me where. The locker rooms and facilities are fine. A little outdated, but livable. It was definitely hot in there, so I don't think they're cranking AC. There's stuff sort strewn all over the floor in one area, which is annoying especially since I come to the gym to clear my head but again, not the end of the world. I wander around for a bit, try to find the stuff I usually use, which is mostly free weights. There's no real warm up area or mats if the rooms are filled with classes, which was not great but I could make do since I often workout at odd hours. The deal breaker was when I couldn't find the squat rack. I asked the same belabored employee where it was. She pointed to the smith machine. I said "that's a smith machine. Do you have a squat rack?" She pointed to a stack of barbells used for seated overhead presses and suggested I use that. I told her I need safety bars, the ability to rack on my back, etc. She said they didn't have one. I'm honestly shocked - while the gym has classes and prioritizes boxing, more than half the gym is dedicated to weight training. She offered no explanation as to why they wouldn't have one - is it broken? Do they have a philosophical objection to squat racks? Is this gym not intended for the kind of clientele that uses squat racks? Had the staff been even slightly more helpful, maybe I could've looked past the rest, but this would dramatically adjust my workouts in ways I'm not willing to cope with, especially for a pretty dramatic price increase from blink. I hope someday things will shift here and I'll be back, but until then, guess I'm sticking with Blink!

This gym is different. Great equipment, great atmosphere, and everything you need to push yourself…read more You can tell the owner actually care about the gym and the people who train here. My favorite places to work out. This place feels like home

The WNRS Circle Environment is truly the best gym environment I have experienced in LA. Most…read morecommercial gyms attract the average gym goers, people who sit on machines on their phones, hang out, and dilly dally. WNRS Circle was a different experience. Everyone here is so devoted to their craft, and a true body building environment. Machines are out of this world aswell, high end equipment, and stuff you won't find anywhere else, I highly recommend checking it out!

Really, really gotta give this place all my love. I had to transfer to a different gym due to a…read moresudden unexpected move, but I have to give a shoutout to HCF Burbank and express my deepest gratitude for helping me realign with the path of strength. Durressa and all the trainers there REALLY know how to workout!! Every single trainer there is so attentive and they love what they do. It shows. I wouldn't say this has been an easy year. The trainers uplifted me during those times, and that meant a lot to me. Durressa is one of the most genuine humans I have ever met and she really goes out of her way to make members feel special. HCF Burbank challenged me, supported me, and helped me strengthen my mind-body connection. If you want to feel that you are making the most out of your time dedicated to fitness, this gym is a really good fit, especially with how they incorporate cardio and abs into the strength training routine. Absolutely phenomenal amazing trainers and I will have to come back to visit. Thanks yall!!!!

It's been a while since I've written a review, but Hardcore Fitness absolutely deserves this. I've…read morebeen a member at Hardcore for over a year, and as someone over 40 who prioritizes strength training, this gym has helped me achieve steady progress. I've gained about half a pound of muscle each month- which I feel like is challenging at my age...but Hardcore has certainly helped me achieved this. Because of them, I can now do 8 unassisted pull-ups and bench press over 200lbs. I also participate in a fitness race called Hyrox, and I credit Hardcore for giving me the literal strength to complete that race. Here are just a few great things I'd like to share about Hardcore: Cleanliness: The gym is impeccably clean. The staff maintains the facility well, with plenty of wipes for members. It's clear that hygiene is a top priority here, which I really appreciate. Equipment: The equipment is top-tier- from the smith machines, to solid racks, and cable machines. I love being able to use all of these things within a class. In addition to this, they have so many dumbbells all the way up to 100lbs, weight plates of all sizes, kettlebells, weight bags, resistance bands, TRX, ab rollers, weight balls, foam rollers, standing punching bags, ez bars, standard and olympic bars, hex trap bars, weight sled, and much more. Community & Staff: The atmosphere is fantastic, thanks to a friendly and welcoming staff that makes everyone feel comfortable and supported (especially the owner Durressa!) The community here is warm and motivating, and it's a place where everyone--from beginners to advanced members--feels welcome. Trainers & Personalization: The coaches are outstanding. They're familiar with my injuries and provide modifications or alternatives for certain exercises. And they always push me within my limits and respect me when I say no. Their support has kept me committed and progressing steadily. Class Structure & Variety: The Boot Camp/LIFT classes are well-structured with five stations, each with 2-3 exercises that come with modifications for different levels. I love the variety! There's also a cardio-focused Fight Camp class and a Booty class, so there's always something to fit my goals. Also, classes are schedule as early as 5:15am and as late as 8:30. Programming: The programming is really well thought-out, with split calendars for targeted workouts. For example, within a week there may be a day focused on back and biceps, another for legs and shoulders, and another for chest and triceps. This structured approach has been fantastic for building balanced strength over time. Community Events & Challenges: The gym hosts community events like spirit days, monthly themes, and 60-day challenges that bring people together for friendly team-based competition. It's a great way to stay engaged and motivated while connecting with others. For anyone looking for a gym that values cleanliness, fosters a positive community, and offers excellent trainers and programming, Hardcore is top-tier. Highly recommended for anyone, regardless of age or fitness level! Stop by to try it out...but make sure to tell them I sent you. =)

Brand new equipment, right downtown, Shannon and Davis are amazing, whatever your training level…read moreis, they've got you covered because each class can be adapted to different level of fitness

I would like to preface this review by saying that every member is entitled to their opinion. And…read morethat one of the hardest parts of running any business is keeping all of its clients happy But I had noticed something different recently in the vibe of classes but couldn't put my finger on it until I read a recent review pointing out some "negative" issues with the trainers. I'd like to offer a different perspective because I do feel like changes made in policy in reaction to one persons review have now created a downgrade in my experience when coming to this F45 First of all, bringing energy and motivation to group fitness classes is one of the hardest things to do on a daily basis. So when coaches are actively training along side members during classes I feel like it's bringing a level of energy that otherwise can be missing. It's one thing to offer verbal encouragement but another to show it. I know for myself, it lifts my energy level up when coaches are active participants in class. I know I'm giving 110% that day if they're in it with me. Also in regards to dancing and filming during class. Again, it's about perspective. Dancing, is also part of creating energy in the class atmosphere. It's putting smiles on faces when you're struggling thru your workout or your life. Part of having the two coach format, is not so that they can stand on opposite sides of the room and clap their hands. If they are interactive and play off each other, I would consider it a positive thing. Filming often makes it onto social media which helps to promote the business, I'm sure the coaches goal is not to portray themselves on social media as lazy people who are goofing off during work. I think it may be misconstrued that because the coaches are actively participating in classes or finding different ways to motivate or entertain people. That they are somehow "not doing their job" But I find that that's not the case. They're still aware of the clients, giving direction, offering encouragement, and giving corrections on form. I would like to point out that diversity in types of coaches and coaching styles is actually key in the group fitness format. The best way to attract from a larger more diverse client pool is to foster an environment where not every coach feels like the same carbon copy of every other coach that just clocks in and "does the thing" Also to finish. Community, is one of the HARDEST things to build in any gym. And when you're building community then your personal lives outside the gym starts to blend in with members personal lives. So you can call it "drama or high school" but that's what happens when you blend friendships that extend outside the gym. Those friendships are genuine and the time fostering community is always uncompensated, but again add up to memberships that benefit the business. Just because there are conversations had that aren't... wow that Marathon, that was a tough one. Station 3 what a killer. Doesn't mean that that needs to be taken away. Please don't turn this into some corporate robot gym

Been a regular member for over 3 years. Great atmosphere for all levels of training. I started as a…read morebeginner and was coached well. Today I'm at an intermediate level in my late 50's. I've never been stronger. Every level of clients are supportive and helpful. No bad vibes. All classes are geared for extreme training and workouts. Modified benchmarks are also available so you can train at your desired level of athleticism. I get a full workout in one hour 6 days a week. I've never been in as good of shape as I am since joining BSC.

We love it here! Bryan has really taken my daughter who is an athlete to a higher level. She is…read moremuch stronger and can move faster. I would recommend Bryan to all Athletes! Amazing training! Definitely highly recommend him and this gym! If you have an athlete, I recommend to bring them to Bryan!

I've been going to Tyler's Gym for 6 months now and love it! Class sizes are really small - and…read moreTyler is great about personalizing the program to all levels/ages. I go ~3x/week and have seen huge changes/progress to my body and strength level (did my first unassisted pull up last week)! I came back after postpartum wanting to get back in shape, and feel stronger than ever. Great local gym + community, and absolutely worth the cost. Everyone at this gym is super friendly and welcoming. Tyler's the best!

Tyler is the best trainer I've ever worked with (and there have been many) -- he is so…read moreknowledgeable in every facet of training and has the best temperament for the work. He knows how to keep you motivated and supported. His classes have made me exponentially stronger and I recommend his gym to EVERYONE I can. The small class size rocks -- he has attention on everyone in class and knows how to modify a workout to suit individual ailments or weaknesses and it keeps you from feeling lost in the crowd. I am thrilled I found Tyler (through other friends' recommendations) and will never stop going there, so long as we both shall live PS I even got my handstand back!

Great gym - passionate owners who want their clients to get in shape and healthy. Awesome facility…read more- well organized - clean - neat snd top notch equipment in great condition. One of the best.

Amazing coaches, programming and nice equipment. Everything is OCD level clean and organized even…read morebetween classes. A great community, holiday training sessions and gatherings, especially for Memorial Day. Highly recommended, fourth crossfit gym for me. Been here for over a year now.

Some old stuff some new stuff. Staff are ready to help all the time. If you are seasoned then you…read morecan make do with what's there.

I am very happy to have this fitness center available to me. The training staff is welcoming and…read moreknowledgeable. They work with your specific goals, challenges and physical self. There's 3 different and large spaces to use and the locker rooms are spacious with a steam room.