Ian Livingstone
April 11, 2018 22:29
UPDATE: thanks to the owner for looking into this matter. I have to report though that matters got worse, not better! In fact now not only the shower water is a trickle, but the water is borderline cold...come on, what next? Admittedly it is only 2 days after the owner's intervention, so I will give it another couple of weeks, then it's bye bye Fitness SF, because this is just talking advantage of your location to avoid paying water bills at the expense of your customers. Planet Fitness, just a few blocks away, which I tried before, may not look as fancy, but at least they can get their showers working normally, and if they can, why can't you?
BEWARE: showers with just about a trickle of water and no temperature control.
This gym could be ideal, given the great location and recent renovation, yet you have to be prepared to probably spend twice as much time showering as you normally do as the water pressure is very low, and it practically vanished one day last week!!! If you are soaping properly, you will need a decent amount of water at a reasonable pressure to remove that soap or it will take you some time, it is just that simple a principle.
Everybody is understandably concerned about limiting water consumption in California, but this is really not the way to achieve that, as one will spend more time under the trickling water, with worse results for all the gym users (poor washing and longer queues). Furthermore there is no water temperature control, the first time I experience such a thing after having worked out at gyms all over the world!
I am not quite sure why other gyms in the Fitness SF chain don't have this problem, while this one at Embarcadero just don't seem to be able to figure it out: it shouldn't be that difficult.
Well, my friends and I will have to move to one of the many other gyms in the neighborhood if this issue doesn't get fixed, that's how annoying this problem is.