I chose this gym for the convenient location and easy parking. I'd never done a full walkthrough,…read moreso I popped in one afternoon and was genuinely impressed by the old-school vibe. It felt like a perfect match for someone who appreciates real gym culture over shiny boutique studios. But the longer I trained there, the more the cracks started showing--and they add up fast. The equipment is a mixed bag. The free weights feel satisfyingly heavy (old-world heavy, great for pumps), and I really loved the turf area--it's loaded with punching bags, sleds, aerial bands, kettlebells, Bosu balls, a vibration plate, and more. It's genuinely impressive... when it's not a zoo. People constantly cut across paths or leave equipment scattered everywhere. Lanes or some basic traffic management would make a huge difference. The machines, mostly older Techno Gym and Hoist units, are where things fall apart. Many have off motions, some are missing weight scales entirely so you can't even tell what you're lifting, and the abductor/adductor machine has a weirdly tilted seat that forces awkward positioning and incomplete reps. The locker room was a constant frustration. Way too small for the traffic, with tiny lockers that barely fit a gym bag--forget squeezing in shoes, a phone, or a hat. It's also uncomfortably hot with terrible ventilation, and the black toilets plus lack of any real vanity area made post-workout routines feel like a hassle. Same story with the abysmal shower water pressure. Nothing about the space felt luxurious despite the "low membership, high quality" marketing. The infrared sauna gets plenty hot but is clearly showing its age (the teak creaks like it's begging for maintenance). The cycle studio is actually awesome--super dark and built for intense rides--and the yoga studio with skylights and soft wood floors is cozy. The stretching room has a stretching cage and free percussion guns, but with only one cage and limited space, it quickly turns into a crowded mess. Two reformers are a nice touch, though. The recovery area has real potential: hot bath, cold plunge, red light panel, and Norma-Tec boots. But everything is pay-to-play after the first use (one free recovery session per month, $35 extra after that; InBody scans are $15 each). At my previous luxury club, these were included with your membership. They send a cute monthly newsletter highlighting employee of the month and new equipment, which is a nice touch, but it doesn't hide the feeling that the club is running on limited operating capital. Everything feels a little gimmicky and nickel-and-dimed. I really wanted to love this place for its old-school soul and solid turf setup, but at $199 per month, the headaches and lack of luxury simply aren't worth it. I'll miss the turf training the most, but I won't be renewing. Best avoided unless you're okay with paying premium prices for a dated experience.

Went to Point Loma Sport Club for 2yrs. In March of 2026 -…read morefound a roach while working out. I am in the process of changing gyms.

I've been here several times over the last few years, always for private events. I've gone to a…read morebirthday party in one of their smaller rooms, and larger church events held in their gymnasium. A good size parking lot, there's lots of spaces. While the venue appears a bit older, if does seem to be well maintained overall. They also have a good size weights/fitness area, something I haven't seen, or better, than in the few other Chula Vista rec centers I've been to.

The first time I heard about this place was a few years after it had opened up and I needed to…read morecomplete 30+ hours of community service in order to graduate from high school. I think at the time, 2003 or so, I was a sophomore and I was catching up on those community service hours (on top of it, I know). I remember I had to do a lot of trash pick up and cleaning up graffiti. Aside from that, in these last couple of years, I frequent the recreation center to play basketball (indoor). Their basket ball gym is so cool! First of all, its air conditioned. Second, they always music playing. And, finally, they have a total of 6 hoops. Two main ones and two on each side. However, sometimes they might have only a few down. It just depends. There's definitely regulars here who come in the afternoon to play five on five. Te best times to come are usually the first three hours after its opened. Its dead during the first couple of hours. Honestly, I love this place to shoot around, practice, relax and get away for a bit from everything. The following information below derives entirely and directly from the Chula Vista web site under recreation services. Built in 2000, the Otay Recreation Center includes a gymnasium, game room, patio, and a fitness center. The programs offered at the Otay Recreation Center accommodates a wide array of participants, ranging from toddlers to youth to senior citizens. The center contains a wide-spectrum of activities as well. The fitness center, which requires a membership, contains a variety of state-of-the-art equipment, including cardio machines, free weights, and weight lifting machines. The game room is open during our normal hours of operation for drop in play and consists of pool tables, foosball tables, a ping-pong table, and more. The gymnasium is available for open recreational play each night, for more information on the schedule, please calls the center or click on the link above. The Otay Recreation Center also offers a wide variety of recreational classes. These classes consist of many preschool classes, Ready, Set, Learn, Bumble Bee Sports, Apples to Zebras, Ballet, and more. Other classes offered at the center include, ballet, zumba and belly dancing. The gymnasium, game room, classroom, and patio are available for rentals. For more information, please call the center or click on the link above.

Amazing coaches and staff. Great experience for competitive volleyball. My daughter has been…read morewith Storm for many years and their program has made her into to a better player, student and person. They focus on fundamentals, skills, and leadership. I highly recommend Storm for club volleyball.

PARENTS, BEWARE OF STORM VOLLEYBALL CLUB This review…read moreshould've been written a long time ago. STORM has been operating unchecked for too long, and it's time the truth comes out. The club is disorganized, full of favoritism, and completely lacking transparency. Basic structure and communication are a joke. Ask about where your $ goes, and you'll be met with disrespect. Besides the high monthly dues, you're charged with additional "coach's per diem" per tournament with no clear explanation, no breakdown of where the addtl fees goes, just a cash grab. Club is highly evasive when asked about $$. Try asking for a breakdown of cost, and you'll be labeled a "problem" or "not a team player". Coach Wera is a major red flag. She blames kids for losses, offers no support and brings in outside players from Mexico who get more playtime than the kids who actually paid to be there. Club is run by Team Moms who make sure their kids get all the playtime - skill or no skill. If you're not part of the "in" crowd, don't expect fair treatment. They ignore the vball association's "stay-n-play" rules whenever it's convenient - usually to pacify loud, entitled parents. More favoritism. Club owner Marlena only cares about $$. Player development? Growth? Fairness? Not her priority. Her focus is on how much she can collect from each family. Bottom line, this club is toxic, unfair and driven by money and politics. Your child deserves better. Run - don't walk - another club!!

I was hesitant check this gym out because of the prior reviews. I went this morning and I knew the…read moredifference using the restroom. The men's restroom was very clean. I'd say the cleanest I've seen ANY of the local 24 hr fitness gyms around the area. Using the equipment, all of the plates were equally distributed. I didn't have to go searching for 45 or 35 plates. The same went for the free weights. They were all located where they needed to be. The bottles were also filled, so it helped to keep the equipment wiped down and clean. I met Brian and Victor and told them how impressed I was with the gym. They have been doing a great job. I plan to make this my main location now. Thank you guys!

I've been a member at 24 for decades and I feel financially disrespected by the decline of the…read morecompany. Yet, I spend 15 hours in Chula Vista, 5 days a week and both facilities are convenient. The way this one is declining I have to add is this one about to be closed? *Q: Why am I concerned about this gym?* A: Machines are consistently out of order, and when they are "fixed," the repairs often look like makeshift patches. For a national chain charging higher membership fees, this is unacceptable. *Q: What about cleanliness?* A: At 5:45 AM, the bathrooms are disgusting. Chunks of hair on the floor. Trash completely filled. Toilets with bio-stains, I could go on. I've seen the cleaning staff present, yet there is no sanitation or disinfectant in the bathrooms. She's disgusted and does minimum. How does this meet even the most basic hygiene standards? *Q: How does this affect members?* A: Members are paying for a facility that should already be fully equipped and maintained. Members rely on safe, functional equipment. Instead, the gym looks like a salvage yard of broken machines. *Q: How do I manage?* A: I stick to barbell training, so I don't rely much on machines, but that doesn't excuse the neglect. Many members do rely on those machines, and they deserve better. Today. We are done with the "out-of-order machines." *Q: What message does this send?* A: That local 24 hour management and corporate are fiscal predators and give us less than minimum service. Technically once you have the machines the easy part is keeping them up it's not like they have to constantly buy equipment and materials to maintain a safe gym. There's so many people who want work and they will come in and keep it clean, everywhere. Covid standard guidelines for gyms, should remain. Raising rates while ignoring basic maintenance and sanitation is an insult to members. *Q: What do I want answered?* A: Why is corporate charging more while providing less? Why is sanitation ignored? And what accountability will be put in place so this gym doesn't continue to decline? "Health is wealth."

Shoutout to Priscilla for a very personable and professional trainer. She helped me work on certain…read moremovements that would help me improve my tennis. Facility is good and clean.

Reasonably priced, nice community of members, and clean facility. Small gym and no longer offers…read moreopen swim. Accessibility in the women's shower does not work.

Love this Gym! It's smaller but has some old school machines that really target specific muscle…read moregroups. Lots of glute and leg machines for those who do a lot of lower body work. Has some cardio machines in the back. I'm training with the owner , Alan Mariano, who is also an IFBB pro bodybuilder. And there is also another IFBB woman pro bodybuilder that's a trainer there too, so you have some real experience and expertise when it comes to personal training. I really enjoy my time there. It takes me 30 minutes to get there but it's worth the drive. I've already been getting great results.

This place is awesome. It has machines you won't find…read moreanywhere else, the quality of the equipment is incredible, specially if you're into body building. They have tons of knowledgeable trainers too.

Bodyfit continues to be a great neighborhood gym. Scott and Nina have kept the high standard that…read morethey set since opening in 2008. The facility and equipment are consistently clean and well maintained. I have been a member and have trained with Scott since the beginning. Scott does a great job keeping the regimen fresh and challenging. We're always doing something new that I would never dream up on my own. Functional movement, TRX, weights and cardio. He mixes it all in to keep it interesting and challenging. Scott is also a great resource when it comes to achieving my fitness goals. I regularly get advice on everything from nutrition and working through the nagging little injuries. He recently helped me train for a race (running). Scott and Nina work with people of all ages and fitness levels. Regardless of your age or fitness level Scott and Nina structure a program and provide a comfortable environment to achieve your goals. They just deployed a new VO2 max testing system. Time to give that try.

I cannot say enough great things about this gym! The owners, Scott and Nina, are amazing people…read morewho take pride in maintaining the gym and keeping their members happy! Their equipment is in excellent condition and the gym is clean! They also offer complementary towels and bottled water. Scott and Nina have created such a great atmosphere and gym community! If you are in the Little Italy or downtown area, I highly recommend checking out this gym!

This place is the shittiest club I've ever been to. They are super rude and have the worst service…read moreI have ever seen in my life. I am here for a tennis tournament and I can't even get food because the servers ignore us, avoid our table. It takes 20 minutes to even get someone to take our order. And the our food never comes and when it does its wrong. I will NEVER come back here and unless you are a local , I don't recommend anyone else to either. Este lugar es el club de shittiest en el que he estado. Son super groseros y tienen el peor servicio que he visto en mi vida. Estoy aquí para un torneo de tenis y ni siquiera puedo conseguir comida porque los servidores nos ignoran, evitan nuestra mesa. Se tarda 20 minutos para que alguien tome nuestro pedido. Y nuestra comida nunca llega y cuando hace su mal. NUNCA volveré aquí y, a menos que usted sea un local, tampoco recomiendo a nadie más.

This is the Ultimate Fitness. No lunk alarms, no tamales or tacos inside while you work out. If you…read morewant tobget serious about your fitness, this is the place.