SaltLab Studio in Campbell is fantastic. Great atmosphere, attentive staff, and a relaxing…read moreexperience every time. Highly recommend for anyone looking to unwind and recharge.

A wonderful community and studio. I have been coming to SaltLab for the past few years and…read moreoriginally learned about this workout studio on ClassPass. I would definitely recommend SaltLab to anyone looking for a Pilates/ Barre studio.

I took my first cardio kickboxing class today with Jenny and had a great workout. The studio is…read moreclean, bright, and spacious. Friendly staff and very good class instruction. I don't consider myself particularly coordinated but was able to follow Jenny along the entire time, I loved it!

This studio is a friendly, close-knit community with great instructors and classes. I've been a…read morehandful of times as a guest and have tried TRX, yoga, dance fusion and boot camp classes. It has a great aesthetic, is well maintained and equipped and has lockers available. They do fun community classes like yoga and mimosas and offered free classes for Welcome Week and throughout the year. It will definitely be a studio I will consider joining in the future.

Loved getting a workout in while traveling. This place is right off the main road (Bascom Ave), but…read morefear not as there is a parking garage attached. Perfect to exit out and be two doors down from the entrance. The location is clean and bright. Lobby includes a front desk and some benches for members and guests. There is also a wall of cubbies and as you walk around the corner there is a wall of lockers plus two restrooms and two showers. The studio itself is a good size with 13 stations. The floor stations wrap around in an L-shape and the rowers are directly behind the treads. They also have 2 bikes and a strider. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I enjoyed taking class with Coach Sean. I'd definitely go back to this studio when traveling.

I've been an OT member for about 4 years now, I started out at the Los Gatos location but now I…read moreusually go to the Campbell location on Bascom. Both are very nice, they are bigger than some of the other OT gyms (Cupertino for example). Front Desk - Everyone is very friendly and nice, they seem to quickly remember people's names. Instructors - I typically go during the day so Sean and Shannon are my favorite instructors, but all of them are good. Workouts - I often go to the UpperBody strength workouts but I also enjoy the regular OT classes where you do some weight training/TRX, rowing, and treadmill. I've had knee issues so you can also ride the stationary bike instead of treadmill if preferred. Bathrooms - very clean They have cubbies and lockers to hold your purses/backpacks and coats etc. I highly recommend OT, they can make adaptations to the workout if for example, you can't do step-ups on to the weight bench, etc. Parking - you park in the apartment building garage, I only had an issue getting parking there once.

I don't want to write this because I'm probably giving away all of the top secrets…read more Marina. Marina is who you want to book with. I love all of the instructors, but Marina is where it is at. Be ready for quick instruction and an incredible playlist. You won't be disappointed Edit 10/15/25: I feel compelled to jump in since there has been an influx of bad reviews lately due to the new Class Pass implementation. We members and also the instructors are happy to have you in class! However, please please, please take an intro class before your first real class, and also show up at least 15 minutes before class starts. It is unfair to others who are taking the class, and to instructors, to have people walking in right when class is about to start who need to be checked in, given instruction on how to use the machine, perform the moves, etc. You showing up early sets yourself up for the best possible class, and keeps everyone on schedule and the classes fire. BODYROK is fast paced, you'll thank yourself for taking the intro class and being early to get yourself properly situated. Original Review: The Pilates hype is real and BODYROK is where you want to be! I have now taken 30 classes, and my body has improved tremendously in both composition and strength. I dabbled in mixed martial arts and bodybuilding my early 20's, am an avid runner, and nothing compares to the results I have seen from Pilates. At 37 years old, I look the best I ever have, thanks to BODYROK! The instructors are extremely helpful (shoutout to Simone, Kelley, and Ari for our early weekday burns!) the community is super inviting for all fitness levels and ages, and everyone is so kind. The workouts are challenging and there are always modifications offered if you are struggling with a certain move. Don't even get me started on the esthetics of the studio, that and the music are a vibe! They consistently host events which is just so much fun to be a part of and really gets everyone engaged. A large group of my girlfriends and I all signed up and we enjoy spending quality time with each other while improving ourselves. A few of our birthday celebrations were spent with a Sunday morning Pilates class and brunch after. The Pilates community has me hooked, thanks to BODYROK! Edit: I feel inclined to shoutout Marina after she has taken over the early morning weekday classes. Her transitions are smooth and playlist is absolute fire. I look forward to her classes everyday.

If you want a fast-paced workout that strengthens your core and hits muscles you didn't know…read moreexisted, this is it! The studio aesthetics are super cute for post-workout pics, and the instructors are pretty upbeat and encouraging. The dim lighting and great playlists create an awesome environment where you can tune out distractions and focus entirely on your workout. Just keep in mind that this is a tougher studio for beginners. Over many classes, I have noticed that instructors rarely walk through the machine setup or offer hands-on guidance, which can be challenging if you're new to reformer pilates. Additionally, there is no restroom inside the studio itself, so you have to walk outside to access the building facilities, which is a bit inconvenient. Parking: Give yourself plenty of buffer time and arrive at least 15 minutes early! Parking in this plaza is notoriously chaotic no matter what time of day you go.

Love Row House!…read more I've been doing classes here for a few years now and really have enjoyed my time. There are different classes offered but my favorite is strength! I love how strength classes start with rowing and then ends with exercise off the rower using weights. All the instructors are lovely! They really are outgoing, energetic, and encouraging! If you have any questions they are always so helpful. The music is awesome too and they make it fun by having some theme rows throughout. Also row house is very clean- which is a plus plus plus. Everyone wipes down whatever equipment they use to ensure cleanliness.

Amazing first experience at Row House! Love the staff for their thoughtful orientation of the…read moreequipment and coach Julia is amazing. She made me feel very welcome and confident-even though it was my first visit to Row House! I chose to check this place out because I've heard how great of a workout rowing can be and it absolutely was! Would highly recommend checking out Row House at the Pruneyard

I have been working out at this gym for a long time. It's a great gym. Excellent and knowledgeable…read moretrainers, clean facility, flexible scheduling, good mix of people work out here, personalised programs. I'd strongly recommend atleast trying it out. - Arshad

I have been going to NorCal Functional Fitness for over a decade and highly recommend it. They have…read moreevery type of workout equipment you could wish for, the premises are clean, parking is easy and the vibe is spot on. Most importantly, the people, especially all the trainers are nice and clearly know what they are doing. I have seen many a physical transformation going to this gym. I can personally recommend Mike Sunday as a trainer - great guy, knows his stuff and keeps workouts fun and interesting!

I've had a great experience at Crunch Fitness and would definitely recommend it. The gym is still…read morefairly new, the staff is always friendly and welcoming, and the equipment is in good condition with everything I need for my workouts. There are just a couple of things I wish were better. First, I wish they had longer operating hours, especially on weekends. I actually ended up getting a second gym membership because I sometimes work out later in the evening when Crunch is already closed. The other downside is the restroom setup. They use shared (unisex) bathrooms, which isn't ideal. Since people shower there, the floors are often wet, and because there are only a few bathrooms, it can get crowded with lines--especially after group classes. I've learned to avoid peak hours because of that. Overall, it's a clean, modern gym with a great atmosphere, and the positives definitely outweigh the negatives. If they extended their hours and improved the bathroom situation, it would easily be a 5-star gym.

This is a new location that opened in Feb 2025. I've been a member ever since…read more Weights and machines are fairly new, but showing some sign of wear and tear after more than a year of being in use. There are only 6 bathroom/shower combos. No traditional men's/women's locker rooms. Lines can be very long. Water filter oftentimes need to be changed in the water dispenser. Overall, I'd say it's better than most gyms since it's newer. It's also centrally located, with a Safeway conveniently in the same plaza. Group classes are oftentimes using up the turf area, blasting extremely loud music.

Just moved to the area from the South side and tried out this American Barbell location. It's okay…read more Great machines, less packed than the South SJ location. Honestly if they dimmed the lights it would be way better.

I started working out at this gym when it was called Gold's Gym back in 1983. It's truly a…read morebody-builder's gym But lately the kids have taken over. Just today I was in the legs area and it was full of kids and they left their stuff all over the floor, gym bags, equipment, even a bench all of which blocked the very narrow passage way through the area. Then they started dropping 300lbs dead lifts onto the platform sounding like a bomb going off. Dropping the bar is ok if you are unable to complete the lift but not to show off how much weight you can drop. Plus they were using iron plates which are not allowed on the platform. They should use the "bumper plates" to protect the platform from damage. This is all around lunch time. I guess we can expect this for the rest of the summer until the kids go back to school. I just wish the staff would do their job and monitor what's going on.