The Friendly Neighborhood Gym ! I do my necessary circuit…read morework here- cross train with Stair Climber and Rowing Machine too. And use the Letterman Pool by The Palace of Fine Arts. The Memberships here work at all the facilities in San Francisco. Not 5 Stars- due to space limitations - and it can get crowded. Would advise getting a Membership here !

I really liked this location since it's so close to home and it's usually less crowded than the…read moreStonestown location. However, after my visit today it will be my last time coming to the Richmond District location. I was in the locker room texting when a staff member came up to me and asked me to use my phone outside of the locker room. Of course, this took me by surprise as I've been coming here for the last 3 years with staff members coming in to use the locker room restroom and never had anybody tell me to do this before. Anyways, this new staff member explained to me that having my phone out in the locker room could make others uncomfortable since every phone has a camera on it. I asked her if this was a new policy. She explained no it wasn't and that she was a new director and wanted to ensure the rule was enforced. Although I felt it was a bit unnecessary to enforce this rule, I'm not one to argue against the rules of an establishment. So my issue wasn't really with having to follow this new rule, but moreso with how the director handled the conversation. I was simply asking her questions because I was surprised about the rule being enforced, I never tried to argue with her, I only expressed my surprise as this was my first time hearing of the rule. She seemed to get a little irritated that I was asking her questions. She told me multiple times, "It's really easy to just go outside the locker room." As someone who has experience working in customer service, it's not the brightest idea to talk to your clients using condescending/infantilizing language. Of course I know it's not that hard to use my phone only outside of the locker room. And she kept repeating herself as if I was trying to argue with her that I should be able to use it inside, which I never did. To the new director, I would highly recommend using a more empathetic and respectful approach when you're telling your patrons about this rule. It's "really easy" to tell people, "I know it's kind of annoying, but we really value the comfort of all of our patrons. I'm so sorry for the inconvenience! Thank you for your understanding." So easy, right? And please try to work on understanding that people will be surprised when a policy that wasn't enforced before is suddenly now enforced. Anyways I added one extra star because the other staff members have been kind to me.

Great local gym! Usually not too busy and it's kept very clean. Good assortment of machines + free…read moreweights

I love the Culture! It is a great resource for the Richmond and has everything a basic gym should…read morehave. I love the lifting platforms where the squat racks are, and I think they utilize the space well eventhough it does get cramped in some places. Parking can be challenging in this neighborhood and I do wish they had some sort of hip thrust machine - they may have added that since I moved out of the area (I'm not 100% sure). I will say the owners are so receptive to feedback, and I can literally see that they invest the money they make back into their business. They expanded to the upstairs to provide more space to warm up, lift, and stretch. They provided more weights, machines, bands, and mats. Also, I mentioned they should have hairbands for women in case they forget them, and literally the next time I showed up they had them. They also do offer a free day trial (not super common in SF), and the owners are very kind and insanely accommodating. I'm happy it's not just a personal training gym like other places in the city and I feel like they fr wanna give back to the community as the owner did advocate to get a stop sign in a high traffic area. The owners and operators are super friendly and accommodating, it fr gives family business vibes. I love supporting black owned and family operated businesses. Overall, worth checking out and supporting if you live nearby.

Great gym with knowledgeable coaches and good emphasis on functional training for sport and every…read moreday life

Honored to be part of this incredible community! Rory and Alana have built more than just a gym…read more It's a space where people of all fitness levels come together, cheer each other on, and somehow survive burpees with a smile. I took some time off and was welcomed back with open arms like I never left, which says everything about the culture here. The coaching is amazing, the programming meets you where you're at, and the support is unmatched. CrossFit can sound intimidating, but this place is one of the most welcoming, fun, and hype environments you'll ever find. Bumpin' music, endless encouragement, and struggle bussin together!

I cannot recommend Francisco enough! I started training with him in the lead-up to my wedding in…read more2022, and lost 25 pounds and got in shape for my big day. Since then I've continued training with him twice a week -- and it remains one of the best decisions I have made for my health and well-being. Francisco is a knowledgeable and motivated trainer who cares about you and your fitness goals. When I first started with him, he created a tailored workout program for me and helped me with my diet and nutrition. When I travel over the holidays and for work, he helps me with workouts I can do while I travel to keep my progress. Francisco is friendly, easy to chat with, and creates a comfortable environment for his clients. If you're looking for a personal trainer who will hold you accountable, meet you where you are, and genuinely care about your success, Francisco is absolutely it!

My wife and I have been working with Francisco for 6 months and I can really see and feel the…read moredifference. I am stronger, have more energy and my posture and stability are much improved. He works us hard while respecting our aches and pains. Francisco knows how to motivate and educate with a sense of humor. And his gym is spotless! Make an appointment to see Francisco, you're worth the investment.

It's a fantastic gym. That is just a great place to get in and get your workout done. Staff is…read morefriendly yet not intrusive in way. The equipment and the space are in excellent condition and I enjoy working out here.

I've been loving the gym so much more since I started training with Amanda. She's super friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, supportive and you can tell she cares about you and your goals. She always checks for proper form, adjusts things when needed, and makes sure I'm not pushing through anything that feels wrong. She's also taught me how to use equipment I used to avoid and always knows when to encourage me to push a little harder. Every session with her leaves me feeling stronger and more confident! Would recommend her :)

Locked out 2x in a week despite paying up. Complained and owner became petty and told me im…read moretrespassing and asked me to leave in the middle of a workout. Its all their fault because they fail repeatedly to deal with basic requests like updating a card on file, and repeatedly screw up on the computer system. The owner insists on not having staff and putting his personal number but he never is available and becomes irate if you "bother" him Gym is small and ill equipped. Very hot and smells bad. Never any staff there in case of problems like beings locked out. Cant get ahold of owner during normal business hours and constantly acts like he is being bothered if you report broken equipment or anything Fitness SF is better anyway. I was going to keep both but the owner of this gym doesn't reciprocate loyalty Go here if you wanna get locked out randomly and repeatedly and belittled for making perfectly reasonable complaints. Im sure he will reply here claiming i am the problem but fyi all i did was say "im sick of this" and i think anyone would be after repeatedly getting locked out despite paying $125 a month. i see people having issues with getting locked out basically every day. The owner is aware but choses to not staff his gym or switch software systems The floor uses foam tiles so when you try to wheel the benches around they become dislodged and jam and create hazards. The owner makes rash decisions like putting 100lb dumbbells on a rack not suitable for such heavy weights so they fall on your feet, he is too stubborn and gets overly defensive if you try to point out any issue, and tries to deflect (its always the members or the staffs fault, never takes responsibility or ownership)

Shady as fuck. I loved this gym for years until one day they tried accusing me of sharing my door…read morecode before promptly terminating my membership. All I got was one warning text filled with typos, followed by a notification that my membership had been deactivated. Just like that. I asked them if they made a mistake and tried to see if there was any explanation but some guy named Derrick on some ego trip kept telling me I was a thief and full of BS, which was not on my bingo card. Maybe pick another gym

Been going to fitSunsetfit for over a year now, it's just around the corner from my home so it's…read morevery convenient. It's a very small compact gym but it has all the essentials to get good workout. I start my workouts with either the treadmill or elliptical machines before doing strength training. They have all the necessary weights I need for a well balanced workout. They also have TRX setup as well. I love that this place is clean and very well maintained. The owner Dean was very nice demonstrating the machines when I enrolled. I was even able to get the WiFi details so I can stream my shows while I am warming up. As long as I have my key fob I can enter the gym. I've worked out as late as 11pm. I give this place an excellent rating. 5 stars!

I started at Punch King Fitness in September 2025, and it has been the best gym experience I've…read moreever had. The workouts are intense, structured, and incredibly effective. You leave tired, but energized -- with that feeling that the hardest part of your day is already over, and you're ready to handle whatever comes next. I recently upgraded to three days a week, and honestly, I wish I had started sooner. My strength has improved, my cardiovascular fitness is noticeably better, and my back pain is gone. Most importantly, I can play with my three-year-old son without worrying about not being able to keep up with him. That alone has been huge. My advice: start with at least two days a week and stick with it long enough to see the gains. You will. Punch King is tough, but it works -- and you won't regret it.

I've been coming here for years, and it's hands down one of the best workouts I've ever had. I even…read morecontinued training here during pregnancy and postpartum, and it helped me safely rebuild my strength. Every class is an hour, but they pack in cardio, strength training, and three rounds of boxing, so you leave feeling like you got an incredible full-body workout. King will definitely push you in the best way! What I love most is that the workouts are different every day. You're constantly working different muscle groups! Even ones you didn't know could be sore. It never gets boring, and you always leave feeling stronger.

No frills, no nonsense gym that has everything you need to get a good workout in…read more After moving back to San Francisco in the middle of last year I was looking for a gym that was more local/ in my neighborhood that I could walk to rather than taking public transit to another part of the city. That's when I came across the Sunset Gym this past December. I started my membership with a week long pass and eventually converted it to a monthly membership. (The payment for the week pass went into my first month of membership) Pricing wise this place is a very reasonable compared to the bigger chains (i.e Fitness SF), but admittedly you are also restricted to one location. For me though, that's not a problem as I wanted a neighborhood gym more than anything. The gym itself is great - it's old school (think OG Gold's Gym style). Downstairs has plenty of free weights and a good selection of machines. Upstairs has a dedicated Cardio area, a spot for stretching, as well as additional free-weights and an outdoor area. Staff I've interacted with so far have been wonderful. Very glad to have found a great gym close by to where I live

There is nothing like a local neighborhood gym, where everybody knows your name (just kidding, but…read moreyou all start to recognize each other if you are a morning, midday or evening gym-goer for sure), with friendly staff and equipment that may not be the latest and greatest, but it's familiar, it works, people take care of the machines and weights and wipe them down with the many spray bottles and paper towel stations, and there seems to be one of everything you could ever want. Definitely a transit-first or walk-from-your-home-type gym, 9th and Irving is not known for its parking (though it IS known for it's ever-present MTA carts zipping around). Love the towels, the multiple bathrooms and showers, the fans everywhere, and the small outdoor area on the second floor.

I've been training with Jess for several years now, following her as she's opened her own gym, and…read moreI couldn't be a happier client. She's very inquisitive about your life and fitness goals and is thoughtful about creating workouts that will help you achieve those goals. I'm sure all of Revel's offerings benefit from that thoughtfulness, from their classes to the other trainers that work there. Can't recommend Revel enough!

5 years ago I was a novice when it came to personal training and working out consistently. Jess,…read morethe founder of the Revel Training Club, was my first, and only, trainer and now I know what its like to build a strong foundation, focus on what is important to me and create a path to health that is achievable and sustainable. Jess is an incredible coach, trainer, friend and supporter. She makes me sweat and struggle while interspersing the workout with a joke and a laugh. You come away from workouts with a new found focus and a way to get more out of the week.