Parking validation is only 3 hours. This facility has LOTS of amenities, you can't use them all in…read more3 hours. I recommend moving your car and re validating your parking. The pool is useless if you are serious swimmer. Frequently 90°, I'm overheating after 300 yards. This pool is for geriatrics and kids. Also for their pool parties but not for real swimmers. Workout area is great, lots of racks. I hate the lighting though. The ceiling is covered in outdoor parking lights. I don't think it bothers anyone else but it's offensive to me. I wish there were designated stretching areas but you can stretch in front of your rack if that's where you are working out otherwise you just have to find a space. The locker room is bad, too crowded. Not enough lockers. Not enough toilets. The sauna - horrible. It only holds 8 people at a time, the steam room is even worse 5, if that. The showers are decent, plenty of room to do what you need to do. I've only done cycle classes, they are basically HITT workouts high RPM, High heart rate, but only 45 minutes. There as a recovery area where there are massage chairs, Normatec goodies for use and hyperice massage guns....and vibration plates. Very nice! Is it worth it. I'm still a member so yes, but it could improve.

I recently applied for a position and was surprised by my initial interaction with the hiring team…read more After missing a call, I received three calls back to back. When I answered, the hiring manager(I assume, she didn't bother introducing herself) conducted a phone screening but came across as impatient and condescending throughout the conversation. Many of my answers were met with responses such as "umm, okay," which made the interaction feel dismissive and unprofessional. I understand that recruiters are often busy and screening many candidates, but first impressions matter. Regardless of whether someone is hired, applicants deserve to be treated with professionalism and respect.

clean. beautiful facility. high quality equipements…read more for its price, i expected it to be less crowded...but on a saturday morning it was very crowded. it is what it is though, they're just that good i guess.

Gym was nice when it first opened but has significantly gone downhill. Classes are good for those…read morestarting out but you quickly feel like they aren't specifically catered for your fitness goals or aren't structured in a way that is beneficial if you do other activities outside of the gym. For example, their CS4 circuit classes target your lower body majority of the time, so if you are a runner then you risk overtraining legs or if you want an upper body workout then you have to just go to their overcrowded weights area. What especially sucks is their hours. They close early on the weekends at 6 pm. Especially during the summer when the sun sets around 7:30pm, you're not really able to get a night gym sesh in. Wish there were an. I think this gym is more for people who enjoy taking classes than those who want an open-gym experience.

I love this gym! Great weight machines, huge free weight area, always clean, cold plunge and saunas…read more(steam or dry), great Pilates area Also put your weights back and wipe the machine down after you use it PLEASE!

The gym is great for classes. The classes are the reason I keep coming here tbh!!! Kimball is the…read morebest instructor as are Joan and Norma!! All of the instructors are fabulous. The new shower products are an upgrade from the old ones. The reason my rating is low; The main issue I have here is that I frequently see people taking selfies in the locker room. I used to complain about it, but management doesn't seem to do anything. I get an email that it's serious or a phone call and I appreciate it, but nothing seems to happen. Just today, I went through the locker room to go to the party that the gym was having, and I saw a girl taking selfies in the locker room. Other women were changing there, so it wasn't like she was all alone. It's super easy to get photos of people changing in the background. I have easily seen people taking selfies in the locker room at least a dozen of times in the last couple years. We change there. We don't have our clothes on. Why is it okay to take a photo? Even if you aren't intending to photograph others, which most people aren't, people can easily show up in the background. It makes me so uncomfortable. I avoid changing in the locker room now, or if I do, I try to hide in the back. Changing in the bathroom stalls isn't easy because things can fall into the toilet and changing in the shower is wet and the showers sometimes get crowded. It has decreased how much I value this gym, and I am hesitant to recommend it to others. I pay a lot for the gym and amenities, but if I have to constantly look over my shoulder, it ruins the experience. And when I do shower here, I have to bring clothes I can immediately change into in the shower to minimize walking around undressed in case someone decides to take a selfie and I happen to be in the reflection in the mirror. This also limits my ability to do stuff in the locker room like put lotion on. If I complain, I feel l get labeled as a "Karen". Staff doesn't seem to care. People get upset if you talk to them, and I shouldn't have to. I get emails from management that they take this seriously, but if they did they could at least put prominent signs on the mirrors in the locker rooms or have staff members remind women in the locker room not to take photos.

I've been getting personal training here from Danny for around 3-4 months and so far I am extremely…read morehappy with the progress and results I've attained. I've been an athlete for most of my life. Through high school and college, I was lucky enough to get exposure to high level trainers, coaches, and nutritionists. I learned a thing or two along the way, so I feel like I have a good sense of whether or not a fitness expert knows their stuff. Having put in work here for a few months now, I can confidently say that my trainer is very knowledgeable and knows how to efficiently get the results I want. These days I'm in my mid-30s and want to pack on some muscle and a little extra weight so I can squeeze out a few more years of playing rugby and minimize the possibility of injuries. GOAT Fitness is doing a great job of helping me attain that goal.

Just started coming to GOAT FITNESS. I got put in touch with the owner Lucas! Super chill guy, easy…read moreto talk to. The gym is extremely clean and put together. Pricing is affordable given that you get access whenever you want 24/7. If you like a quieter atmosphere to hear the music playing and get your sets in I'd highly recommend starting here! They have another spot a couple doors down for strength training and cardio. If you wanna hit the bag or push the sled then this is the place. Check em out!

Great environment with welcoming members and a friendly, helpful staff. The facility itself is…read morehuge, with plenty of high quality equipment, so it never feels overcrowded. One of the biggest advantages for me is the flexibility. Being able to show up without needing a reservation makes it so much easier to fit workouts into a busy work schedule. Everything is also very clean and well maintained, which makes the overall experience even better.

It was my first time here and I must say Angel and Chris were super helpful. They made sure to…read morewelcome me, asked me if I had any questions, guided me and showed me the correct way to do all movements for their class. I loved that I felt they cared for me to learn on doing the right movements. I came out feeling the burn on my glutes and happy with the instructors. I will be returning

Erik hooked me up w a membership. He gave me a good deal and was kind and courteous throughout the…read moreprocess

I've been a member of LA Fitness on Michelson Drive since 2021, and even though I've had…read moreopportunities to join other premium gyms like Equinox and Lifetime Fitness, I've continued choosing LA Fitness because it fits my lifestyle the best. The club is spacious, bright, well designed, and easy to access. I appreciate the towel service, the layout, and how convenient it is to get in and out. Overall, it has been a great place to work out, and that is why I have remained a loyal member for several years. As I began bringing family members with me, however, I noticed a few areas where I believe the club could become even better. One of the biggest opportunities for improvement is the addition of a family restroom. Some families, including those caring for minors or individuals with disabilities or other support needs, may require assistance from a caregiver of the opposite sex. A dedicated family restroom would make the club much more accessible and welcoming. As more families are living with autism and other developmental disabilities, I believe this would be a valuable addition that reflects the needs of today's community. I also have a few suggestions that I think would make an already great club even better: * Add a family restroom. * Reopen the additional court that has been closed for a long time, potentially increasing pickleball availability. * Open and utilize the dedicated training area for glute-focused workouts, similar to other LA Fitness locations. * Offer specialized glute and core fitness classes. * Consider adding group martial arts classes such as kickboxing or Taekwondo. I believe these would attract many new members and make this location stand out even more. Overall, I still enjoy this club and plan to continue my membership. The facility is excellent, and the management has generally been supportive and helpful.

Dani the spin instructor is one of the best I've been with in Orange County , and Robert was very…read morevery helpful helping us navigate as well

Love this place, woahhhhhhhh. Decent customer service. Very weird process for guest passesread more

Before joining the SoCal Powerlifting community, I had trained with several other coaches, but I…read moredidn't fully realize just how important proper coaching is when it comes to the sport of powerlifting. I've also worked with several personal trainers at commercial gyms who taught me the fundamentals of weight training and powerlifting. However, since joining SoCal Powerlifting, I've been able to take my training to the next level, thanks to the excellent coaching of Coach John. Coach John is extremely knowledgeable, patient, and supportive. Most recently, he helped me successfully prepare for and complete my first powerlifting meet, which was an incredible experience. Everyone at SoCal Powerlifting is wonderful, and Alex, the owner, is incredibly friendly and welcoming as well. The gym is clean, well-organized, and equipped with everything you need to train effectively. I highly recommend SoCal Powerlifting to anyone, whether you're just starting your lifting journey or have been training for years. The coaching, atmosphere, equipment, and community are all outstanding. SoCal Powerlifting is truly an incredible gym!

I've started a month ago and my experience has been good so far! Tim has been very helpful giving…read moreme feedback on my form and it's been very nice already seeing progress on my lifts.

Update: 7/23/26…read more After a year at this gym. I've spoken to some of the team member - especially a person name Javier. I inform him my concerns, thoughts and recommendation. This gentlemen listen to me closely and heard what I said. The gym updated paper towels and chemicals to wipes. I see staff and cleaning crew helping out by keeping the gym clean. Sweat is being wiped down from the machine. Javier has updated me that they are looking to post signs as a respectful reminder for folks. I want to upgrade my 3 star to 5. Thank you for listening to me and taking initiate. Appreciate it. I will be keeping my membership on going with my wife.

I started out really loving this gym, it's always very clean and they have a wide variety of…read moreequipment, and it's a great price for everything they offer. However, this gym is very busy and with people who have questionable gym etiquette. You'll often see guys working out with their shirts off, saving 2 machines at once with their gym bag on one, and on their phone on the other, while flexing into their selfie sticks. It wouldn't be a big deal if this gym wasn't constantly busy, but it is. It doesn't matter what time of day you come, it's always full. Today, there was a hot pink Lamborghini parked in the handicap spot directly in front of the door. Really? I said something to the front desk, not to be a "Karen," but because there are indeed real disabled members that work out here. Oh... and it's uhhhh... illegal and just plain disrespectful. He shrugged his shoulders, and totally blew me off. Curl management could really improve on setting some etiquette rules for the members it's getting really out of hand.

We've been waiting for this, and it's finally here! Nike Training and Nike Running Studios are…read moreofficially open, and the space is absolutely gorgeous with such a great vibe. Our first day was awesome, thanks to Chad, Marco, and Amanda. They really took care of us, answering all our questions and making sure we felt at home. Having both training and running areas side by side? So cool. We kicked things off with a Nike Running class, and Kate was our trainer. She crushed it, keeping the energy high between both the running and weight training areas. Her presence was just next level. She is super inspiring and motivating. On the training side, we had Dominique as our coach, and she's just incredible. She's got this amazing ability to command the room, making everyone feel seen and motivated. She brings such intense energy, and it's clear she knows her stuff inside and out. Dominique isn't just leading a workout; she's creating an experience. She's got eyes on everyone, making sure we're all giving our best and staying safe, all while keeping the vibe upbeat and fun. Her passion for fitness shines through, and it's contagious--you can't help but want to show up to every class she teaches. She's honestly the best! We also tried Derek's class, and he's just as awesome. He pushes you just right, encouraging you to dig a little deeper and keep going even when you feel like stopping. His support is genuine, and he has this way of making everyone feel capable and strong. By the end, you're feeling accomplished and so glad you came, already looking forward to the next one. I can't wait to take classes with more of the trainers here. This place has everything we hoped for--amazing people, a gorgeous setup, and an energy that makes you want to keep coming back.

I would urge people to be very careful when signing up for a membership here. I canceled my…read moremonth-to-month membership in writing (per their policy and contract) on December 24, 2025, but the studio asked once for further info, then never acknowledged the cancellation and continued billing anyway despite me sending multiple follow ups. It is now March and they have continued adding charges for months after cancellation. The balance has now increased to about $477. I have tried multiple times to resolve this directly, including emailing the studio, 3rd party billing and the manager, but literally no one trom the studio has responded to me in writing confirming cancellation. When I spoke to 3rd party billing, Club Ready, they too ignored the cancellation request and tried to pressure me to pay by threatening sending the account to collections. I continue receiving automated billing emails and text messages, along with phone calls asking me to call them to pay the balance. Because I have been unable to get a response or written confirmation of cancellation, I have had to document the situation with consumer protection agencies. I truly hope the studio does the right thing, corrects the account balance and confirms the cancellation in writing.