Terrible studio with unfriendly customer policies…read more Plenty of other accommodating vibrant pilates studios around- no need for this dingy one.

Tried this place for the first time today and loved it! The workout was amazing and the studio is…read moreincredibly clean and welcoming. Definitely won't be my last time here

I can't say enough good things about Samara's cardio and Pilates classes. I haven't even tried…read moreanother instructor because her energy alone is what keeps me coming back every time. The classes are tough as hell, in the best way, but even as a beginner who's pretty out of shape, I've always felt comfortable. She offers great modifications and creates an environment that feels supportive, not intimidating. I'm guaranteed to sweat every single class, and I always leave feeling so much better than when I walked in. The studio itself is just as great, always clean, organized, and fully stocked with everything you need, from mats and weights to bands and cleaning supplies. There is zero musty smell, which honestly says a lot for a workout space. It's clear they really care about the experience from start to finish. Honestly, I don't see myself going anywhere else.

I wanted to take my time before writing this review because I like to experience a place a few…read moretimes before sharing my thoughts. After taking 7-8 classes at J8 Hot Pilates & Hot Yoga, I feel confident sharing my experience. The studio offers a variety of classes, though I've personally only taken Pilates and yoga so far. What stands out most is Sam's incredible energy and sense of humor--she brings such a positive and uplifting vibe to every class. Her music playlists are also thoughtfully curated and always set the right mood. What I love most is the sense of community Sam has cultivated. It's clear she's spent years building a strong foundation. Many of her clients have followed her from previous studios, which speaks volumes about her reputation and the impact she has on people. Everyone I've spoken with at the studio has had nothing but amazing things to say about her. Without a doubt, this is the best Pilates studio in the Bay Area. Come check out this lovely family owned business

Wow, I absolutely love this place. I've never taken a Zumba class before but once I started coming…read morehere, I got hooked. Yenis is enthusiastic and energetic, you can really tell that she cares about Zumba and loves to dance. I've been to about 10 classes so far (she offers a 10 class card for $50 plus one class free). What I like so much about the classes is that she brings in new music and dance moves but also plays some of the same songs during each session so you're able to get the hang of the dance moves. The studio is very new and clean! Nice floors and lots of mirrors! The free water and tea is a nice touch too.

I took classes here this past summer. I've done Zumba before, but I had never gone to a place that…read morepretty much did Zumba exclusively. Like many reviewers state, Yenis is an awesome instructor. I love her routines. For the most part, every month, there is a different routine. Therefore, you have a sense of what to expect and work on. Once the month ends, you move on to a new routine and series of songs. Within the routines she does some muscle work, which is also nice. The 6pm(ish) courses are really packed. If you don't like crowds, I say go to the 7pm(ish) courses. They're nowhere near as crowded. Yenis definitely has a following, which is nice. She's super friendly and has great energy. However, I'd like to mention one of the other instructors. Over the summer, I REALLY loved going to Mimi's classes. She has a ton of energy and I also loved her routines. She would incorporate some kickboxing/punching moves, along with some good muscle work (burpees, push-ups). However, she would do this in a fun, manageable way. It always made me sad that more people didn't take her classes. I always looked forward to them:) Both Yenis and Mimi incorporate great music and teach using the mic, which makes following along a lot easier. My only complaint was that there wasn't a short-term contract available when I signed up. I was only around for two months, but I either had to pay for a three-month membership or pay $12 per class.

Love this studio! I bounce back and forth between the Daly City studio and here. All the…read moreinstructors I've had have been wonderful and so attentive since I have limitations due to injuries and surgeries. There is a no pressure vibe and I never feel forced to do anything beyond my bodies capabilities. The staff at the front desk have always been lovely, and Mike, the manager, has been very accommodating when I needed to take a pause on my membership. Also on a more aesthetic note, I love how this studio gets natural sunlight in, and it just is a clean, well run Pilates studio!

I had been waiting for this branch to open since it's so close to home, and it did not disappoint…read more The receptionists are incredibly welcoming -- always greeting you with a genuine smile. After my knee surgery, Pilates played a huge role in my recovery. I appreciate that the instructors always ask about injuries beforehand and offer thoughtful modifications tailored to each student. The instructors are excellent. Darin and Cecil deliver challenging yet highly effective classes. Jan and Vanessa bring a fun energy to their sessions while still making them impactful. Worth the wait

Did a fantastic job on the buildout. Great luck to them!!!read more

I will admit, I'm not a local. I was staying at a nearby hotel with a gym that was under…read morerenovation. For that reason, I searched for a gym with a day pass offering - I landed on Fitness 19. I paid $20 for a day pass with the intention of getting in a good workout. As soon as I paid and tried to his the equipment, that's when I found most of the equipment (exception of treadmills) was taken. As soon as something opened, someone else was there to swoop in and the waiting game reset. The gym has some pretty good options from an equipment perspective, but the person to equipment ratio doesn't support efficient hopping to different equipment in a timely manner. While I am appreciative that they offer day passes and by extension the option to work out, the crowd made it non-optimal.

I visited for like less than 5 minutes to just check out this gym. I haven't used the equipment yet…read moreor attended a group class yet. STARS (stand out qualities) -Seems to have most of the main equipment -Group class room is decent size and has good amount of equipment -Most things seem good condition based on a quick look around STAIRS (areas of growth) -Small but fits needs of many TIPS -I would check out other reviews made about management and bathroom wall with mold. I didn't see any issues when I went but good to be aware if you plan to visit regularly

I can't say enough great things about Tammy. She's not just an incredible trainer--she's truly…read morebecome a friend. She takes the time to listen to my needs and thoughtfully adjusts our workouts to match, which makes all the difference. Tammy is also my biggest cheerleader, always encouraging me and pushing me to do my best in the most positive way. Her support and energy make every session something I look forward to. I highly recommend Tammy to anyone looking for a personal trainer who genuinely cares and is fully invested in your success.

I've taken some time to process what happened before writing this, but I feel it's important to…read moreshare so others -- especially those with disabilities -- know what to expect. I'm a wheelchair user and had been a member at Primetime for a couple of years. The equipment suited my needs well enough. However, the elevator began malfunctioning with increasing frequency -- breaking down multiple times a month -- to the point where I was once stuck inside it. On other occasions, I made the trip to the gym only to be turned away because it was out of service. Since all the equipment I rely on is on the second floor, a broken elevator effectively meant no access for me. The real issue wasn't the maintenance failures -- it was how management handled them. After several days of trying to reach the club manager, I finally got him on the phone. I made a simple, reasonable request: could they notify me when the elevator was down so I wouldn't make an unnecessary trip? Without any hesitation, he told me this was a "liability" for them, cancelled my membership effective immediately, and hung up. No acknowledgment, no apology, no discussion. I understand that equipment breaks down. What I don't understand is treating a paying member's accessibility concern as something to be discarded rather than addressed. I'll let you draw your own conclusions -- I just wanted to make sure this experience was on the record.