I have been attending this F45 location for almost a year, and among all the options on Class Pass,…read moreF45 has been the most approachable. The model of having the screens showing the exercises, the demo from the instructors at the beginning, and their coaching during the class make this a worthwhile exercise. While the routines here don't feel as intense as the Burkingame location, you absolutely will get a workout. And any class with Dionne or JR will be a great time. Showers, changing rooms, 2 bathrooms, water filling station, lockers (bring your own locks) all available. San Bruno parking has an awful system and aggressive enforcement, so don't forget to pay.

I've been going to F45 on the unlimited pass since last November. I used to do Orangetheory…read more(founding member at San Mateo), spin/TRX at Wheelhouse, Pure Barre, boot camps, and personal training--so I've tried it all. F45 gives me a great mix of similar HIIT-style workouts, but in a more fun, community-driven, and cost-effective format. I love that there are separate cardio and strength days--it keeps things balanced and never boring. Compared to OTF, F45 feels more well-rounded. I do sometimes miss machines, so I'll take a day or two to hit the gym, but F45 is my main workout. This location is conveniently located close to 280/101. It's spacious, clean, the equipment is well maintained and the coaches are always upbeat and supportive. The unlimited pass is also flexible and lets you visit other studios which is convenient when I'm running late from work or traveling. I've checked out F45 in SF, San Mateo, Burlingame, Pittsburgh, and Newport Beach Highly recommend if you want variety, structure, and a strong fitness community.

Have gone to this gym for a while. Everyone is friendly and is like your another family :)…read more Regardless if you are new to lifting or not, you will definitely become stronger by Mark! I cannot find more compliments, and basically it is the best gym ever. THANK YOU for everything! Very happy to be a part of this great community.

FGBB is a great gym. I was hesitant to join at first, but Mark and the team made me feel…read morecomfortable and gives each member personal attention. No judgement at this gym. Mark will work with you and make you see your potential. He encourages you to never give up. I've been a member for about 6 months and I am seeing results! Check out their IG page!

Great community. Awesome owners. Nice family atmosphere. Good vibes!…read more Also come visit and check out Rahiti Polynesian if you're interested in Tahitian, Hula and more.

I train here with Danny the owner of the gym. We box, do cardio, he has me doing all kinds of…read morethings that I question myself "Who would subject themselves to such torture?" But I always leave feeling good and amazing. Come to this studio! You won't regret it!! #teamdansanity!!

Private gym with fantastic trainers! I train with Adonis. Been going there for years. Highly…read morerecommended.

Super cute and very inclusive...this neighborhood gym has it all without the frat bro…read moreatmosphere...and you can bring your dog...what?!

Friendly people, not too crowded and all the equipment you need…read more I'd love to give a higher review but need to mention the dog policy. They advertise being dog friendly, but they are dog first. Dogs have free rein to run around the gym. Multiple times I have been mid lift and a dog has jumped on me. It's dangerous for both the exceriser and the dog

Pushnweights is a great training facility for all ages. They have many professional trainers who…read moreare good with kids, elderly and people who are looking to get a little more fit. Facility is nice and quiet and equipments are well maintained. There's always parking in the plaza. Bathroom and water stations are inside the plaza, which are private and well kept. I was able to train with Julian. I highly recommend Julian as a personal trainer. He's professional and supportive with your time and goals. He was able to work with my availability and kept me accountable for my goals. As a trainer, he would cheer me on for just pushing myself a little more each time. I was able to gained more strength and have a healthier mindset after training a few months with him.

I started working with Julian at Pushnweights to be more consistent in my training and meet my…read morefitness goals. I was also starting to worry about lower back pain during my workouts. Since starting to train with Julian I've steadily gained muscle, moved further toward my goals, and pain isn't an issue. I appreciate that Julian takes the routine out of warm-up and workout, making a concerted effort to mix things up each time we meet. Important to me in finding a Trainer was someone who would pass the 'airport test'. I spend at least 3 hours a week with Julian - he's a smart and fun guy, passionate about what he does, thoughtful in his approach, and genuinely interested and invested in his clients. As a small business owner, Julian operates with high integrity. I highly-recommend Pushnweights to help you meet your health and fitness goals.

Really, really nice climbing space. Lots of tall walls, a very wide variety of climbs for people of…read moreall levels. The bouldering area is small, but you're set if you like to top rope or lead. Whoever sets their routes does a great job -- the climbs are always very interesting, and they update them regularly. There's lot of overhang, straight-up-and-down and a small slabby section. Lots of fun corner climbs. There's also a decent number of exercise machines and a weightlifting area. Bathroom and locker room areas are nice and clean. Nice general vibe Staff is always friendly and helpful. Basically, everything you'd want in a climbing gym, except it's across town from me.

Day 57 of my side-by-side comparison of Movement (fka Planet Granite) vs Mission Cliffs (Touchstone…read moreGym)... look. You're both getting five stars but got different reasons, but both have really made the best of their footprint to maximize their space. +Mission Cliffs (MC) change up their routes on a rotating basis and with much more frequency. They now also have partner climbs (5.11- on the left, 5.10+ on the right for two climbers and two belayers!) - while i love/hate the MC double overhang in the corner and the slightly higher number of true stemming routes, +Movement (Mvt) has some very unique and fun features like that monster stalactite, more aggressive "pretend you're Stallone in Cliffhanger) overhangs and way more in the way of slab practice routes (which are NOT my forte indoors) are various ratings from chicken sh-- to "i totally trust my toes" + not for most but crack climbing. I think Movement has easier practice routes for first timers and those who are angry at their palms being TOO supple, but def more variety at Mvmt, but the cracks in the cylinder at MC are truly a level up. - - both have very limited free weights space/benches compared to your normal "gym" gym and you might find yourselves adding a second membership or using your building or friends building gym between climbs. Both also have small footprints and get very busy even outside of peak times ++ amazing classes though at both + see the bulletin at Mvmt for when shoe resoling comes onsite. A+ perk to arrange that onsite. ++ both have tons of community get-togethers ranging from theme nights to run clubs to game nights (last two at Mvmt) though MC started a group puzzle activity (pictured) and love the MC memorial pins for their 30th anniversary (pictured too) + Both have study areas. Mvmt is more of a lounge, MC is a short scramble up from the bouldering. Slight edge to Mvmt but kinda cool that MC requires approach shoes ;-) + love love love the music at MC (Dan is the man), Mvmt is much more "eclectic" but some of the 6am EDM covers by Ava Max could be skipped (sorry). Did love that the next morning it was Bach concertos and Mozart sonatas and i think the same staff. Again "eclectic" +/- Check-minus MC for transit accessibility (not the worst walk from BART) but parking is rough; + Mvmt for parking (though paid by meter after 8am), otherwise great if you're running or cycling from Cow Hollow Both have deals for new sign ups so keep an eye on those. Summer discounts, January discounts/no initiation fee. + way more generous bring-a-friend options at Mvmt (unrestricted plus one each month on top of free days), come on MC! Don't give us bad wedding flashbacks! Everyone loves the option of a plus one (just make sure you take some photos without that person in the shot... just in case... aka HIMYM "who's that bi---???") ++ MC resets like crazy but in a very organized cycle giving you a few months tops to complete your projects; Mvmt ratings are slightly more accurate but MC is starting to migrate away (especially in the new bouldering (pictured) rating approach. Still MC is the Northstar of local climbing difficulty (suuuuure this is a black diamond/suuure this is a 12a) but come on, at this age, I need that ego boost!!!!! In the end, the best gym is probably the one you can get to the easiest and where your most reliable climbing buddy(ies) go(es). Both are gems and we're lucky to have them. And yes... now I've accepted that I'll just have a third gym membership and stopped doing one dinner out a month.

I've always considered myself athletic, but never really could get into a good gym routine myself…read more I'd run a bit, bike a bit, but always very inconsistent. I found this gym 5 years ago (then known as Arena Ready) and I've been consistently going 3-4x/week during that whole time. The motto "just show up" rings true as that's all you need to do. Once you arrive the coaches lead you through a directed warmup (to prevent injury) and workout. I loved not having to think about anything and just doing what was programmed, plus everyday is different so it's never boring and truly full body. Now 5 years in, I've formed many family friendships through the gym and cannot wait until we can return to our indoor space! Whatever your fitness goals, you'll find a partner to help at Fog City!

My short time at Fog City (4 months) has made me the strongest I've ever been, and given me a sense…read moreof overcoming the inner "I can't". I can't thank these guys enough for the great gym they run, and how chill they are. They aren't super intense caricatures of CrossFit people. Coach Alex especially, who has been my coach most often, is such an incredible teacher and dude. He has a keen eye and makes sure that people are showing good form, and the gym is overall great about offering "scaling" options - basically stepping down the workout for wherever you're at. Learned a ton about form and feel much more confidence in myself around strength training. I felt and sometimes looked different after even just 1 class. I like to drink a protein shake either before or right after to minimize sore muscles. I never thought I'd become a CrossFit person - I just started going because it was 2 mins from my house - but here I am hooked! Thanks FCCF!