I've been training 1:1 with Bailey for over a year kickboxing starting from having never thrown a…read moreproper jab before. Training with Bailey has been fantastic -- he calibrates each session to push me one step further each time and knows how to make a session productive even when I'm injured or not at 100%. Bailey also will combine conditioning with hitting pads, helping to build those muscle areas that matter for the actual fight. It's incredibly exciting to see myself improve month to month both in terms of technique, new combinations, and greater strength, conditioning, and flexibility. He also makes sessions so much fun! Highly recommend!

I've been training with coach Bailey and it's been a great experience. He's super professional but…read morealso flexible. The sessions are always challenging (in a good way) and really motivating -- I leave feeling pushed but also excited about the progress. Definitely recommend if you want to get into calisthenics or level up your training.

Before meeting Sarah Elsner, I knew almost nothing about fitness! From our very first training…read moresession, I knew she wasn't going to let me get away with my feeble excuses - and that's exactly what I needed! In just two months, I've gone from only lifting a maximum of 15 lbs to confidently navigating the gym, knowing exactly what equipment to use and squatting a PR of 105 lbs! Sarah is incredibly intuitive in understanding her clients' needs and designed a program that constantly pushed my limits! Beyond being an exceptional coach, Sarah has such a sunny, vibrant personality that it's genuinely a pleasure to work out and do hard things with her. She challenges you, encourages you, and somehow makes every session fun. I can already see noticeable changes in my muscle definition, feel so much stronger, and have gained confidence I never thought I'd have in the gym. I truly feel like I've found my fitness coach for life!

Disappointed I didn't leave Equinox sooner. They have all the equipment we need. The staff is sooo…read morekind and helpful. Never a scene. I usually go around 8:30-10 and it's easy to get there n whatever machines I need. Bristy and Phelix are super helpful trainers and always check on gym guests if they aren't booked with a client. Sure they don't have steam like equinox but you can go to Fairmont loc. Polk St is perfect for the price and convenience!

I joined for a week when I was staying in the neighborhood visiting family. This gym is very…read morewelcoming. I am happy with the range and availability of equipment and facilities, especially what I needed to continue with exercises prescribed by my physical therapist. SHOUT OUT to Julian and Moses for their friendly and careful attention to signing me up for my membership and familiarizing me with the gym BONUS excellent location near cafés, restaurants, groceries TIP their week-long membership is a good deal; most gyms don't offer any temporary memberships

This is a great gym--the staff is very friendly, and it has all the equipment you need for a…read morequality workout. Also, there are plenty of classes included in the membership; it is easy to find something that works for you. I've been attending classes led by Ernest Lardizabal and Lizbeth Ellis, and they are both great coaches. They are enthusiastic and constantly vary their exercises, so you'll never feel bored. It doesn't matter if you're new to working out, either; they are flexible and always ready to make adjustments for your fitness level.

My husband and I have been members for the last two years. The lockers and workout space are great…read more We both work out with Personal Trainer, Alyona Aikina. She is amazing and truly the #1 reason why my husband and I go to JCCSF.

Housekeeping: 5 stars! Professional and super hard working. (As other reviewers have said.)…read more Equipment and fitness floor: 2.75 stars: they have a few interesting machines, but they don't have enough of the more popular standard ones. There is one of each of the weight machines so the wait times can be pretty long any part of the day. They could repurpose some of the open mat area, which is unnecessarily large in comparison to the area dedicated to the machines. Group fitness classes: 3.5 stars: they have a lot of good classes. There is not enough variety, as other reviews noted. I remember when they had tons of Pilates mat classes. Now they focus mostly on Zumba, which is wonderful...we need more strength training (like Pilates or such). Spa and pool facilities: 2.5 stars. The women's locker room is well maintained, and is the main reason why we continue to choose this gym. They recently installed some very temperamental locks in the women's locker rooms, and the numbers on the locks are super small to read...seems like an ADA issue; As it is, the housekeeping staff needs to help with lock-outs all day. (And they still keep the place sparkling clean! Hence five stars in the first category above.) The women's steam room is offline chronically due to repair issues. And so women who use the pool need to walk, dripping with cold pool water, through a lounge/lobby area while the steam room is under construction. These conditions have been true for over two months now. And there is no good timeline for when the steam room and direct access to the pool area will be restored. The steam room was under construction in 2025, too. Security team is incredible. Bottom line: if housekeeping and security could run the whole place, this would be a five-star review; If you need to get through your workout efficiently, and don't want to wait in line for a shoulder press or leg press, maybe check another gym with more than one of each type of machine. If you want daily cardio-type fitness classes, and don't need machines or weight lifting work, this gym is a good option. Just don't bring a bag that you need to stow in a locker to avoid the hassle of getting locked out! (Bags of any kind are prohibited on the gym floor.) We have been members for a long time, and so we have a reasonable rate. I would not pay the current prices, however, as it feels like too much for what they currently offer. Hope this helps you decide on the best gym for your needs!

Great facilities, great staff, great programming, and a great group of people showing up day to…read moreday. I hadnt done any crossfit stuff before joining, and 7x7's new member onboarding program + just the general welcome vibe has made getting into it super easy. The staff leading classes is pretty uniformly good at striking the balance between "i know my shit" and "we're here to have a good time". Workouts are challenging, and vibes are fun.

Great gym, equipment and community. If you're training for something specific like Hyrox or just…read morelooking to push yourself out of your comfort zone, I highly recommend 7x7.

Probably not my favorite Movement in the Bay Area, but it's still a solid facility. You have to pay…read morefor parking before 6pm. Half of the gym is top roping, and the other half is bouldering. This gym feels quite old, especially compared to the shinier, newer facilities of Movement MV and Santa Clara. There's a really nice view from the gym, especially from the second floor. The climbs here are interesting and creative - the route setters are doing a great job. The gym section is quite big, with lots of machines and weights.

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 and love the MC memorial pins for their 30th anniversary. + 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 ;-) the high up stretching area at Mvmt though with the views of Alcatraz and the GG Bridge though.... wow + 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 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.

F45 offers challenging classes with friendly instructors who give helpful feedback on form and…read moreadjustments on workout load. Unlike other studios where larger class sizes can lead to poor oversight, F45 keeps groups smaller, allowing instructors to move around and provide personalized guidance throughout the workout.

Once my son joined the YPAC YMCA team a year ago, I signed up for gym memberships for us and the…read moreswim team for him as a package deal. I can't remember details other than the difference was negligible to do both and it made sense. I've gently eased myself getting back into working out. I used to train hard, 5+ days a week. Let's just say it's been a glacial progress getting back into a routine; I need to improve. Presidio YMCA is a great gym, not too crowded and it's clean. And with my son now working out 3-4 times a week before he trains with the swim team, I don't have an excuse not to go more often. Fitness goals..

Decently sized gym and a fun location. This gym has almost all essential equipment, but is missing…read moresome things like a decline crunch and hack squat. They are easily substituted, but it would be nice to have here. There is also a parking lot which is paid parking everyday from 10AM-5PM. Before 10 AM or after 5 PM, parking becomes free (i assume). The facility is quite clean and the service is fantastic. There is a gymnasium, group class sessions, bike room, and a stretching room. Overall a decent gym with nice equipment, but would be nice to have some more. Gym equipment not pictured: - Precor Resolute Multi-Station (2x Lat Pulldown, 1x Low Row, 1x Adjustable Pulley) - Cybex Plate-Loaded Squat Press - Cybex Eagle NX Hip Abduction/Adduction - Cybex Eagle NX Glute - Cybex Prestige Strength VRS Fly/Rear Delt (Pec Dec)

Great gym, I came in on a two day pass and tried the spin class. Great weight room but get in early…read moreas it fills up. The spin class was fun and challenging thanks to instructor Grace Lee! I highly recommend you take her class!

I am a long time client. This Equinox has great equipment, a fun vibe and good / respectful…read more clients. The locker rooms are clean and well equipped. There is a steam room and a massage / spa attached. Lots of good things. The reason i rate this three stars is the multiple rude female trainers who will hog equipment for their clients (eg both sides of the cable machine when they can switch out attachments on the SAME cable between sets), not let you switch in, and can often be heard talking snark about random other people. Not to mention the ones hustling for new biz who will offer unsolicited "advice" which is either plain wrong or simply annoying. Staff are a big component to how a space feels. There used to be an amazing trainer couple - both of whom brought warm, helpful energy. They are gone and there is a lot of trainer turnover constantly. There are at least three female trainers who are unpleasant should you need to use a station in proximity. None of them even look fit or healthy which is the ultimate testament to whether you should take strength or fitness advice from someone.