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    Fit Life Training Studio

    Fit Life Training Studio

    5.0
    (36 reviews)
    1.6 km

    This studio has transformed my health and my life…read more The trainers are extremely attentive and knowledgeable across both physical exercise and recovery / muscle and tension release. They are the best of the best! When I first started with DJ I was slightly worried because I had had chronic knee problems and I didn't know if I would be able to achieve my fitness goals or if that would further injure my knee. He is extremely knowledgeable and tailored my regimen to help me achieve my fitness goals without ever provoking my knee. If anything, he has made improvements to it because he is able to apply physical therapy practices to improving it along the way, and he taught me what adjacent stressors were causing pain in the knee. I have been working out with him for a year and a half now and I am in the best shape of my life. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

    So here'a the deal. The three are the nicest most caring…read moreprofessional trainers I have ever worked with. They are all a little different, but all check their EGOs at the door, and just want you to succeed. That being said if you want to be pampered go to the nursery. Your paying them to balance you, and push you, not break you. They know the body and how not to hurt you. So many idiot trainers will either push you to the point of breaking and hurting Or don't know body mechanics and hurt you. They also have some sweet amenities. 1. Big screen TV 2. Great screen savers 3. You can pop in for a quick cardio session if their not too busy 3. Don't Use trendy bullshit. Most of the work is you using your own body. They do have great equipment but is very select and designed around you using your body to work the machine, or bench or use the moon shaped leather bags from Romania?? NOT the other way around. 4. Jack Lalaine is rumored to haunt the studio 5. Great PC screen savers. 6. They smile and drink Cofee as they work your ass off. That's so sweet. 7. You get what you pay for. Great attitude, support, and a true deep down commitment to make you want to do, and be better.

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    Bodyrok

    Bodyrok

    4.0
    (41 reviews)
    1.8 km

    I've been to BodyRok a few times at a few different locations and I have to say that outside of…read moreBerkeley, this one would be my favorite. It's very clean and I love the changes in the lighting they use during the classes. The customer service here is really good. Kelsie is the sweetest and always so helpful. And all of instructors that I've had so far have all been great. It's a "push yourself, but no pressure" type setting and I love that as someone that is still getting comfortable with the reformer. I hate that the changing/locker room is so small and I am often times left standing there waiting my turn to grab my things or rushing to get my locker together for a class, but that truly my only complaint. I also wished they could do a better job of airing out the room after a class. --maybe spraying a fragrance/deodorizer. This is a good, convenient location for afterwork and I've because of that, I've been in attendance at least once a week. It's not cheap, but not too expensive. I think I'm paying $35 per class and it's worth it.

    I've been to a few BODYROK locations and this FiDi one is my fave so far :) I'm not a regular…read morepilates nor reformer pilates goer by any means, but I've never felt too lost during class since the instructors are helpful and attentive. I usually try to let the instructor know beforehand that I'm still getting familiar with the movements, and they usually suggest that I set myself up at the front of the room and/or next to someone who is more experienced. Most instructors tend to check in on me a bit more throughout the class, which is always appreciated. I try to go to daytime classes during the week if I'm available - those classes are a bit quieter and don't get too busy. That being said, even if you went at a "busy" time on a weekday evening or during the weekend, you shouldn't run into issues if you signed up in advance since it's one reformer per person anyway - it just means you might have fewer spot options if you don't arrive early enough. I like the variety of focuses/classes that BODYROK offers, so even though I don't plan to become a regular, I definitely see myself continuing to drop in from time to time in the future.

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    Fit For the Ages

    Fit For the Ages

    5.0
    (5 reviews)
    1.5 km

    I highly recommend Joan Glick, owner and trainer of Fit for the Ages. Here's why:…read more In May of 2013 I met a woman (maybe in her late 50s early 60s?) who had been seeing Joan for a few months. She said that her outlook on what she was physically capable of had changed, and she had a whole new level of optimism about what she could do. She gave me Joan's information, so I did a bit of research and made my first appointment. What I was *not* looking for was a young, studly trainer guy (or girl). I also wanted to work with someone who had seen all sorts of body types of all ages, and who was more about wisdom, patience and a positive attitude. I was self-conscious about my gelatinous body. I'm in my 40s and had never imagined I'd get as giggly as I had. I've also had issues with my back since my early 20s, and did not want someone telling me to "work through the pain." Pain is not on my agenda. I also like the positive, encouraging and happy approach to training - yelling doesn't inspire me. Joan doesn't yell - she's more like a calm, upbeat cheerleader. In the past 7 months working with Joan twice a week, I have gained a perkier butt, firmer biceps and triceps, and best of all, a much stronger core. I can sit up from a horizontal position without any 'ug' as I used to do. I'd interviewed another trainer a while back, and while I knew with him that I'd have seen results very quickly, I was not ready for the level of involvement he would have had in my life. He wanted me to keep food journals and email them to him daily. He wanted me to work with him three times a week and do additional workouts without him totaling at *least* 5 workouts a week. He was also $15 more per session. I have a budget, and I have other things I want to do in my life, so this style wouldn't work for me. When I mentioned my weight to Joan, she said, "You're in charge of the fat, I'm in charge of the muscle." That's only fair. She cannot control what I eat or drink - only I can. I am the same weight I was 7 months ago, but things have been repositioned on my body. My stomach is much smaller, my waist more defined...anyway, I'm very happy. I still need to lose weight, but that's on me. Finally, to get an idea of the surroundings - Joan has a studio in North Beach (I drive from Marin to see her now). It's one room on the ground floor, with mirrors on opposing walls, a work-out bench, various hand weights, resistance bands, a couple short ballet bars, a Bosu, exercise balls of various sizes...but there are no machines. I am amazed - totally amazed - that even after 7 months she still gives me something new to do every single visit - not the whole workout - but she changes things up all the time.

    Raquel is amazing! She offered a **free** yoga class for students at the high school where I work…read more Our after-school program was just getting started, and Raquel had to operate very independently. Her commitment to yoga--and to her students--was so obvious. She put in extra hours to recruit new students, help them with homework and even organized a yoga workshop over spring break. Raquel was a pleasure to work with and an asset to our school. I cannot recommend her enough.

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    Equinox Pine Street

    Equinox Pine Street

    3.6
    (513 reviews)
    1.8 km
    $$$$

    Beautiful space outside of the gym! The gym itself is fairly standard -- looks clean, smells great,…read moreand the equipment is well-maintained. The real standout is the locker rooms: stocked with Le Labo products, plus a lovely pool and steam room. I attended a barre class, which was solid overall, but the instructor didn't have a mic, making it tough to hear cues clearly. The mats are also very short -- shorter than your typical mat -- so taller folks may find it challenging. Minor gripes for an otherwise nice experience!

    I was honestly surprised by the lack of service at Equinox Pine Street. For a gym that positions…read moreitself as "premium," I really don't understand where that reputation comes from. Here's what happened: my colleague was visiting San Francisco for just one day, and we decided to meet at Equinox. She sent me a guest pass so we could work out together. When we arrived, we found out that her membership had expired on April 30th. The date of our visit was May 5th. She was told that she needed to renew her membership through the original club where she signed up, which was in Los Angeles. That part, while inconvenient, was understandable. What wasn't acceptable was the attitude. The manager (a young Asian man in a green Stone Island sweater) didn't even take the time to listen to the situation. He brushed us off and simply told us to call the Los Angeles club. This is a paying client of a nationwide network, not someone asking for a favor. We tried speaking with the front desk associate, but she said the manager was unavailable and couldn't say when he would be free. She also said she couldn't help us in any way. We even offered to open a brand-new membership right there at that location, since we had already been waiting for a renewal link from Los Angeles. Time was the key issue for us, not money. In the end, my colleague wasn't allowed to enter the gym. Ironically, the guest pass she created for me on April 30th still worked -- so I was able to get in, but she wasn't. As for the facility itself, it's clean but clearly outdated. The smiles at the front desk feel forced, along with the routine "hello" and "have a nice day." If you're going to market yourself as a premium fitness club, the level of service should match -- especially when it comes to loyal clients.

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