| Mon | 05:00 am - 11:00 pm |
| Tue | 05:00 am - 11:00 pm |
| Wed | 05:00 am - 11:00 pm |
| Thu | 05:00 am - 11:00 pm |
| Fri | 05:00 am - 09:30 pm |
| Sat | 07:00 am - 09:00 pm |
| Sun | 07:00 am - 09:00 pm |
We worked out our issue. My son likes going there.
*Great classes, decent facilities, poor management*
The classes are really great and the gym has plenty of class options available. The equipment is good, but often dirty, as are the showers
The management, however, is poor. The equipment is often dirty and there is a consistent lack of towels. If available, towels are old and showers are moldy and dirty. Meanwhile the front staff is constantly on their phones, inattentive and bored. To me that is a sign of poor management. Even more concerning: the manager does not reply to emails.
Summary: If you are on a budget, like classes and don't care about the cleanliness of the facilities - this is a great gym. If you want the gym to be an enjoyable place to relax and spend your sparse freetime, and you care about the facilities, keep looking. This is not the gym for you.
Absolutely love this facility the staff go above and beyond had a small issue that the owner help me with he was kind and patient and went above and beyond to accommodate me I really appreciate this as a customer so thank you get fit Davis I highly recommend this place
Child care is wonderful, machines are well cared for and there are plenty of options to keep your workout going without being held up by other people.
My Favorite, What Can I Say?, It's My Second Home!
NEW UPDATE: See photo. There are 40 university students here right now. Whereas normally there'd be a half dozen adults here at this time. The place reeks of cigarettes and they're all shouting in Chinese and horseplaying. Stay AWAY from this horrible gym.
UPDATE: I finally quit this place. The owner has allowed university students to overrun this place. Thanks for ruining a great gym. If you're a grownup don't even consider this place. It is now a perfect replica of the horrific conditions found in the campus gym (aka the ARC).
See attached photo. Google's stats havent caught up with the new normal yet, but tonight's crowd (a time when this gym used to be quiet) is as busy as the busiest time in the morning. The crowd consists entirely of clueless university kids who will steal weights off your bench while you're in mid-rep (rude at best, dangerous at worst) or walk right behind you while you're squatting (dangerously so). I can't stress enough how horrible this gym is now.
I've been a member for several years. It used to be a great gym until late 2018 when the campus gym closed during the Camp Fire, and students began migrating over. Now this place is crowded with ARC refugees and all their lack of gym etiquette. You can now expect an extremely dense crowd with weights & equipment disorgandized and strewn about (entirely because of the university kids, staff can only do so much), and a general mess. This gym used to be adults and perhaps the ocassional PhD student. Now it's overrun with crude children. Wish this town had more gyms. I'm ready to quit. DO NOT enroll here.
Very nice staffs and great facilities! UCD student is $39 a month!
Very nice staffs and great facilities! UCD student is $39 a month!
Great gym, never too crowded. Has all the standard free weight equipment to do the big lifts (squat, deadlift, bench). Never did any classes, but I always see them packed. No particular demographic that goes to this gym, teenagers to active seniors.
Great gym, never too crowded. Has all the standard free weight equipment to do the big lifts (squat, deadlift, bench). Never did any classes, but I always see them packed. No particular demographic that goes to this gym, teenagers to active seniors.
A small but well maintained place. Easy to get on the machines you like.
A small but well maintained place. Easy to get on the machines you like.
A small but we'll maintained place. Easy to get on the machines you like.
Be very careful of the Thrive program at Get Fit, because it has a rigid no-refund policy. The Thrive website does disclose this in small print, I found after the fact. However I would have appreciated it if Thrive owner Amy Spence had made this clear during our orientation/signup meeting when I paid her $300 in advance for an 8-week program. She did not mention the no-refund policy during that meeting. I asked to withdraw right after the first class, because I found that too many of the exercises were ones my doctor has said I must avoid. After several emails back and forth, Amy did offer me a partial credit of $200 to be applied to other Thrive classes (which meet at times that don't work for me or are identical to the program I withdrew from). But absolutely no refund. There is no avenue for appeal, because Amy owns Thrive. Many fitness programs and centers allow a trial class. I learned the hard way that it's a mistake to pay up front without a trial class!
very nice staff-very friendly- nice equipment-great hours I was visiting out of town and staying at a hotel-GFD gave me a week pass as a guest! that would make me return anytime- and my workouts were great!
This is one of the best gyms in Davis so far. I had a problem with their billing system but it was a minor inconvenience. The facilities are good and the place is always clean and rarely busy.
Great gym, great people, could use some updated equipment.
Be very careful of the Thrive program at Get Fit, because it has a rigid no-refund policy. The Thrive website does disclose this in small print, I found after the fact. However I would have appreciated it if Thrive owner Amy Spence had made this clear during our orientation/signup meeting when I paid her $300 in advance for an 8-week program. She did not mention the no-refund policy during that meeting. I asked to withdraw right after the first class, because I found that too many of the exercises were ones my doctor has said I must avoid. After several emails back and forth, Amy did offer me a partial credit of $200 to be applied to other Thrive classes (which meet at times that don't work for me or are identical to the program I withdrew from). But absolutely no refund. There is no avenue for appeal, because Amy owns Thrive. Many fitness programs and centers allow a trial class. I learned the hard way that it's a mistake to pay up front without a trial class!
Be very careful of the Thrive program at Get Fit, because it has a rigid no-refund policy. The Thrive website does disclose this in small print, I found after the fact. However I would have appreciated it if Thrive owner Amy Spence had made this clear during our orientation/signup meeting when I paid her $300 in advance for an 8-week program. She did not mention the no-refund policy during that meeting. I asked to withdraw right after the first class, because I found that too many of the exercises were ones my doctor has said I must avoid. After several emails back and forth, Amy did offer me a partial credit of $200 to be applied to other Thrive classes (which meet at times that don't work for me or are identical to the program I withdrew from). But absolutely no refund. There is no avenue for appeal, because Amy owns Thrive. Many fitness programs and centers allow a trial class. I learned the hard way that it's a mistake to pay up front without a trial class!
Great gym, great people, could use some updated equipment.
very nice staff-very friendly- nice equipment-great hours I was visiting out of town and staying at a hotel-GFD gave me a week pass as a guest! that would make me return anytime- and my workouts were great!
