I love equinox Sepulveda. I used to go it when it was sports club. They really made it beautiful…read moreand accessible and they have spiritual and metaphysical classes added which makes me very happy. Soundbath healing yoga swimming. It's just the world in its own. I love going there I don't get to go enough but when I'm there, I feel like I'm in paradise

Updated with more images.. the bathroom in the workout floor is absolutely disgusting, it was like…read morethat from when I showed up at 7pm, til I left at about 930. No cleaners in sight anywhere, you'd think during the evening rush they'd have more on staff. Nope, only people where are trainers and sales team, more than eager to sell you a $400 month membership. Here's to hoping management actually sees this and takes action. Because it's laughable to call this a "premium" experience.

A few notes to consider before reading any equinox reviews:…read more* I go to multiple equinoxes in LA and OC. This review leverages the experience of these other equinoxes in mind * Lots of entitled and spoiled people go to Equinox and consider even minor every day hiccups huge inconveniences worthy of the death penalty. They come onto yelp and leave disgruntled reviews. Make sure to adjust for this. Parking (****) - like any gym in LA, real estate is tight and parking validation only lasts for a limited time. Westwood gym is a 2 hour validation and going from the parking to the gym is quick and easy. Above average compared to other gyms. LAFitness right across the street is 90m and you'll spend over 10 minutes getting to and from your car. I still think this is not enough for a gym visit so I take my scooter and dont have to worry about it. I'm surprised there aren't more e-bikes or scooters. Gym layout(***) Also needs the caveat of: like any gym in LA real estate is tight... this means small floor layouts separated by stairs and more stairs. The gym could have been designed with better use of floor space. They have the equipment seprated by type (free weight, assisted) which is unfortunate. It would be better if all the leg equipment was in one place, all the chest equipment in another, regardless of whether it's free weight or not. Still this is just a minor gripe. Customer Service (**) - this is where all the LA gyms suffer. It's just... LA. Compared to the OC gyms the CS is really mediocre but compared to LA it's probably above average. This is probably a plus for busy gym goers that don't want to be bothered with pleasantries but coming from OC, where all the employees give you genuine hellos, smiles, fist bumps, shoot off quirky compliments as you lift, make you feel at home, know you by name...it is kind of dry. Pool (??) - can't really comment as I dont swim but you can see the pics. Not all the LA gyms have a pool so i'm assuming this is a plus. Steam room (***) - just average. The clientelle doesn't quite know how to use the eucalyptus oil spray so it's always musty. Spray that shit constantly on the steam homies. Boxing (*****) - i love this boxing gym. No speed bag but it's a separate room with double end bag, heavy bag, and a tear drop bag. Usually empty. Some people kind of dick around in there for a whole hour but I mostly see people doing efficient hard core works outs and stepping out within 20-30 min. So if you brought your e-scooter, not a big deal to wait for it to open up. Usually empty when i show up Overall this is my go to gym in LA. Occasionally i'll go to culver city or santa monica for a change of scenery but i like this one best.

No gym etiquette at any of the locations. This guy is having a full LOUD conversation on the phone…read morewhile strolling on the treadmill - something that could be done on a sidewalk. Wearing lots scents/cologne. Those of us trying to actually run one by one abandoned the treadmills. Equinox is not a serious workout facility. Working out requires focus. No one says anything to these people. And the little index card signs aren't cute, they're ineffective.

The facilities are top notch. It's a smaller, more intimate gym with many amenities. The owner is…read morealways around if you have questions about anything. You can workout on your own or with a personal trainer, which there are lots of good ones that workout there.

Great experience so far! My baseball loving, very active 10-year-old loves the Youth Power Hour…read morefitness classes. He's also used the batting cages and taken hitting lessons. All of the coaches/trainers are super nice and we plan to try out more of the club's offerings this summer. He's run into quite a few kids he knows since many SMLL and NVLL kids train here. Everything is super clean and there's a nice waiting area that I can hang out in with my laptop and catch up on work while waiting for my kid.

This place is incredible. I learned it's actually not pronounced "paddle" well, as since it…read moreoriginated in Mexico or Mexico City and it is pronounced pa-del just made me feel a little fancier, saying it that way. I do not play myself, but I was able to witness some truly talented players that are regulars here. Especially when Century City has the holiday decorations up, you can't beat the view of looking down into the atrium.minus one star because it is a little pricey. However, for special occasions, or intermittent plays, it is a unique experience. I believe different times of the day have different pricing, for instance, between 10 to 2 PM is happy hour pricing of sorts. I hear they are opening up in Culver City as well, and they will have some sort of licensing for kombucha or soft alcohol.

You would think a new business promoting a relatively new sport would be friendly and inviting…read more Three tries and No they are not! Build out from the theater level looks cool and appealing even if it's an even more watered down version of pickellball which already is a water down version of tennis but I am not hurt they have been consistently rude and dismissive to my crew:) good luck! Hope they find a host with a personality and a smile, looks expensive to maintain.

Heather is incredible! Every single time I speak to her she is so kind and goes above and beyond to…read moreanswer questions I have. I was just speaking to her today, and she even remembered that I frequently use the pool just by speaking over the phone. Loving Trifit so much, everyone is great but just want to shoutout Heather because of the multiple times she's gone above and beyond and made me feel highly cared for as a member :)

This facility is small but has the bare minimum in terms of equipment, showers, sauna, pool. The…read morecycling room was a selling point to paying almost $200/month, yet half the bikes don't work. When you ask the employees, they say "I don't know, I don't really cycle". I'm not sure what that has to do with knowing how to use the equipment at the gym that you do in fact work at. The staff is the primary reason I decided to cancel my membership. They are simply bodies in a chair. They won't help, they don't say hello or greet you, they seem like they'd rather be anywhere else. They act like you're interrupting their personal conversation when you need to buy a water or ask literally anything. Cycling classes come and go without wiping the equipment. The cleaning standards here are 7/10. The best selling point here is the pool. It's nice to swim indoors, but there are only 3 lanes. Also, the cycling instructor, (Bernard I believe?) is the reason this gym gets a third star vs 1. Overall, the staff not knowing how equipment works, saying you're SOL when none of their bikes work, and being overall rude and unpleasant really kill the energy here more than I imagined. When I first signed up, I felt like it did not matter if the staff was rude- but here we are. I would rather pay less, knowing i'm going to get sub par service. If I'm going to pay almost $200, I would expect cleanliness and employees who know anything about the gym.

I drove to the Santa Clarita Sports Complex almost every weekday and many weekends for 4 years when…read moremy son joined the West Ranch Swim team. While he practiced or competed, I would walk the area to pass time. I had not been back for a good while. Today was a perfectly cool and partial cloudy day. The husband and I decided to pack up our lunch to have it outdoors. We read about some of the improvements that have been made at the SC Sports Complex, so we thought it would be nice to have our lunch there and explore. It wasn't busy at all when we arrived, which was such a stark change from when I used to drive here with my son. Parking was very easy. The park is clean and very well maintained. The familiar spots are unchanged --- Dog Park, Aquatic Center and Gymnasium. The new/updated sections were thoughtfully constructed and designed -- Bike Park, Basketball Courts and shaded picnic areas. We noticed a volleyball court by the dog park which we don't remember seeing before, but it also didn't look new. We were super excited to see that The Rink is being built. We'll definitely be back to see that when it's done. There aren't any clear walking paths -- we just kept wandering around to explore, sometimes having to backtrack to get to another area. It was an enjoyable time nonetheless, especially when it came time to have our lunch while admiring the lovely views of SCV.

We came here for pickle ball and have been coming on and off for a couple years. Staff is great and…read morethe people are nice!

I have been a member of Bayclub for many years. Bayclub is not only a gym but a community for me. I…read moreenjoy classes and meet fun and kind people there. The manger Diana is awesome. She cares about everyone and always be ready to help you. Lately I took a private pilates lesson with Wendy Senelick. I truly love it! Wendy gives her full attention to me from beginning to the end of class. Her detailed attention to my alignment and formed has made me stronger. She is professional, very knowledgeable on using pilates. She makes me feel confident about myself. She always adjust based on how I feel my body. I like her challenging me while keeps me safe and doing the right forms. Thank you Wendy! You are an amazing instructor.

Small club compared to the other gyms which I love. There were times I have felt like it was my own…read morepersonal gym with private sauna. Classes are great.

I cant say enough about the greatness of this basketball academy. Blue Chips and Sterling…read moreBasketball Academy merged and its greater than ever. My three boys have been with them for over 5yrs and they are the greatest!

My son is 10 years old and he has been trained in Sterling Basketball Academy and by Coach Chad…read moreSterling for 3 years. SBA consists of enthusiastic coaches and so many wonderful and dedicated families who will encourage you along the way of development to a Basketball player. My son has been transformed to a very committed and dedicated athlete by being trained in such a serious, fun and detailed setting run by Sterling Basketball Academy. If you are deciding to learn Basketball in an Elite, safe, and friendly program, you are at the right place.

They have the most elite basketball games and players here! Tickets range from $20-50! Parking is…read more$15. Smoothies are $10, literally like coming to an amusement park. I don't appreciate the prices. They must do better. It is very clean and it is a nice establishment. However they have to do better for families here. This is Made Hoops sponsor! So maybe not all the academy's fault but I like coming here to support my brother!

My son participated in a 4 day camp in Seal Beach. A total of 9 kids attended, which obviously, is…read moremuch smaller than expected. The camp was not well structured and several of the coaches left well before the camp ended. The last hour of each day was dedicated to activities in the workout/physical fitness/weight room. A separate fitness trainer managed this effort. On the first day he showed up for 30 mins of the hour. The 2nd day was less than 15 mins of the hour and was a no show on the 3rd and 4th day. The basketball coaches sat in the room with the kids and told them to do what they wanted. Horrible. IMO, certainly not worth the $$.

Pro tip: It costs to park here! There is parking available on the street or in the lot across the…read morestreet but the lot for the gym is $1 per 30 min I'm currently a grad student at UCLA so I stopped by to check out Kinross instead of going to the UCLA Rec which is normally packed with undergrads. This place doesn't have a bench but surprisingly has decent equipment- there's free weights, lots of cardio choices, a room with mirrors and punching bags, an outdoor space that is pretty nice and has equipment. The bathroom has a shower and the facilities and equipment feel new and very clean which I appreciate so much. There are even two meeting rooms for students to take calls or do work in. Just sucks about the parking otherwise I would come here all the time, but good news is the parking fee keeps the facility pretty empty so seems like it's easy to get a good workout in.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this gym. In the past I worked out at the Wooden Center, but…read moreit's just too hectic, crowded, and -- honestly -- smelly for my tastes. I then paid a higher fee to work out at what was the "South" rehab gym which was small but empty. It was nice being able to watch whatever I wanted on the tv, but it was not so nice needing a spot from the student worker. The new KREC gym has everything I need from an equipment standpoint. In the weight room, there's a squat/pull-up rack, bench press, dumbbells up to 80 lbs., and machines for all the leg musles and upper body push or pull movements. (See the pics I posted.) I'm not huge on indoor cardio, but for those that are, yes -- there are only six standard treadmills. However there are a host of other cardio machines -- ellipticals, stairmasters, yadda yadda yadda; I think maybe 20 machines total. If you're a treadmill junkie and they're all full, use something else or run outside. It's good to cross train! There is some equipment in the courtyard for olympic style lifting along with some weight balls, rowing machines, and racks for pullups, crunches, and lower back lifts. The gym is still in pretty new condition, so it's pretty clean. And from what I've seen, the customers are good about wiping down equipment before/after using. As a staff member with a parking pass, I can park real close to the entrance in Lot 36. Oh, and the fee for KREC is the same as any other single zone. Yay!