| Tue | 05:00 am -12:00 am |
| Wed | 05:00 am -12:00 am |
| Thu | 05:00 am -12:00 am |
| Fri | 05:00 am -10:00 pm |
| Sat | 06:00 am -09:00 pm |
| Sun | 06:00 am -09:00 pm |
Great place. Every day I go I'm able to workout with plenty of privacy. Plenty of parking nice staff and protein for sale if you need.
Great gym way better than 24 hour fitness and fit republic put together I would highly recommend this gym I get a better workout here sure it gets a bit busy but other than that a great gym overall.
A awesome place to get your drive on. Every type of equipment you can dream of. A perfect atmosphere and very out going people with motivated personalities.You have space and find harmony and peace.
Great gym experience and quite big space
Great facilities, great staff. I'm a new member and I immediately appreciated the fact that when I tried the free trial they didn't have an army of salesmen trying to pitch different membership options to me. It was incredibly simple and fast, and they encouraged me to try out different locations to find which suited me the best. There were numerous machines/benches/squat racks, and the music wasn't turned up so loud that it would be bothersome during my workout. I found the people amazing, as multiple fellow gym-goers asked me how I was doing, and were open to having a quick chat in between sets without disrupting my own workout. Ultimately everyone was still very focused and I didn't see many people sitting with their phones hogging equipment.
Legit! Squat racks and Deadlift all over. Good for power lifting
Been going here for a few years now, the price is unbeatable and the equipment is top notch. It's the ideal place for a body builder type of routine with 6 squat racks and more. The only thing that could be more ideal are more mirrors, but because of the abundance of windows they don't really have a lot of options there.
Been going here for a few years now, the price is unbeatable and the equipment is top notch. It's the ideal place for a body builder type of routine with 6 squat racks and more. The only thing that could be more ideal are more mirrors, but because of the abundance of windows they don't really have a lot of options there.
Worst gym experience ive ever had. The staff is rude, and are not there to help.. assuming they think they have some sort of status because they work at a gym? .... I have never received as much attitude as I have here. ( Campbell Location) The gym is filth and smells. There is no ventilation. The bathrooms are disgusting.
I went in to cancel, they told me the only way to do so was to email. I emailed 4 times. The final email I sent to cancel was also ignored but the funds stopped coming out for about 2 months.. now I am being charged again!..
I called to get assistance and was told that Emailing is not a way to cancel and if I would like to live in the past, i can call to complain.
Gyms are supposed to be inviting, and customer service should be just that.... since the customer is how you make your money.
I will never ever recommend this gym to anyone.. and DONT give them your banking information!
This is a great gym for lifting, and still is after they changed to "American Barbell". The cardio options are also pretty adequate. However, if you're into that cross-training stuff, this probably isn't the place for you (no space). I've been going here for a few years and I'd say it's the best place in town.
That said, there's a few things you'll need to consider before coming here.
A) The GUYS on staff are awesome. Super helpful and knowledgeable about the gym and lifting in general. The GIRLS on staff are worthless. As far as I can tell, their job requires obnoxious laughing and generally being unhelpful in all things. If you know how to use a gym, this really won't be a problem.
But seriously.
SUPER obnoxious.
B) Most of the people who work out here are either illiterate, or mentally retarded. For instance, all the dumbbell have numbers on them to signify how much they weigh. Not uncommon. There are racks where the dumbbells go when not in use that have numbers on them in certain locations. People who can read (and know what numbers are) know that you put the dumbbell back on the rack in the location with numbers that correspond to those on the dumbbells. Members at this gym just put them wherever because reading is hard.
In the rest of the gym there are racks where the weight plates go. The weight plates all differ in size (diameter) based on how heavy they are. Now these racks don't have numbers, but generally, if you're not retarded, you would place your weight plate on a rack where an identically shaped pate already is. Or, if that isn't an option, place it on an empty part of the rack. Kind of like putting the square peg in the square hole as opposed to the round one, or the one shaped like a star. I assume most of the members at this gym failed that little game as toddlers and despite continuing to disappoint their parents and teachers throughout adolescence, managed to become adults and pay for a gym membership. Weight plates seem to just be thrown on to the racks in a manner that is best described as "short bus".
This isn't really an issue the gym can solve (without a more extensive application process) and I don't fault them for it, but it's still something to keep in mind when considering this gym.
C) While the main area seems pretty clean, if there's anywhere that even remotely resembles a corner that a standard size vacuum couldn't access when being nonchalantly maneuvered around, expect there to be a bunch of dust and whatnot in said corner.
Aside from this, great gym. 5 stars for exercise options and pricing. -1 star for the items listed above.
Its now called American Barbell Club. This is a great gym, they have several power lifting stations complete with bumper plates and everything. This is the gym to come to if you want serious weightlifting equipment.
This place rocks. Nice not creepy and clean. Exactly what you want in a gym
This is a great facility. The owner of this franchise has multiple locations in Northern California and continually updates/refurbishes the fitness equipment. I especially like the extended early hours that the gym provides (opens at 5:00 AM) for people that like to get an early start on the day. This has been a Gold's Gym franchise (oldest continuous franchise) for 25+ years but the owner is re-branding to American Barbell in April 2017.
This place rocks. Nice not creepy and clean. Exactly what you want in a gym
This place rocks. Nice not creepy and clean. Exactly what you want in a gym
Worst gym experience ive ever had. The staff is rude, and are not there to help.. assuming they think they have some sort of status because they work at a gym? .... I have never received as much attitude as I have here. ( Campbell Location) The gym is filth and smells. There is no ventilation. The bathrooms are disgusting.
I went in to cancel, they told me the only way to do so was to email. I emailed 4 times. The final email I sent to cancel was also ignored but the funds stopped coming out for about 2 months.. now I am being charged again!..
I called to get assistance and was told that Emailing is not a way to cancel and if I would like to live in the past, i can call to complain.
Gyms are supposed to be inviting, and customer service should be just that.... since the customer is how you make your money.
I will never ever recommend this gym to anyone.. and DONT give them your banking information!
Worst gym experience ive ever had. The staff is rude, and are not there to help.. assuming they think they have some sort of status because they work at a gym? .... I have never received as much attitude as I have here. ( Campbell Location) The gym is filth and smells. There is no ventilation. The bathrooms are disgusting.
I went in to cancel, they told me the only way to do so was to email. I emailed 4 times. The final email I sent to cancel was also ignored but the funds stopped coming out for about 2 months.. now I am being charged again!..
I called to get assistance and was told that Emailing is not a way to cancel and if I would like to live in the past, i can call to complain.
Gyms are supposed to be inviting, and customer service should be just that.... since the customer is how you make your money.
I will never ever recommend this gym to anyone.. and DONT give them your banking information!
This is a great gym for lifting, and still is after they changed to "American Barbell". The cardio options are also pretty adequate. However, if you're into that cross-training stuff, this probably isn't the place for you (no space). I've been going here for a few years and I'd say it's the best place in town.
That said, there's a few things you'll need to consider before coming here.
A) The GUYS on staff are awesome. Super helpful and knowledgeable about the gym and lifting in general. The GIRLS on staff are worthless. As far as I can tell, their job requires obnoxious laughing and generally being unhelpful in all things. If you know how to use a gym, this really won't be a problem.
But seriously.
SUPER obnoxious.
B) Most of the people who work out here are either illiterate, or mentally retarded. For instance, all the dumbbell have numbers on them to signify how much they weigh. Not uncommon. There are racks where the dumbbells go when not in use that have numbers on them in certain locations. People who can read (and know what numbers are) know that you put the dumbbell back on the rack in the location with numbers that correspond to those on the dumbbells. Members at this gym just put them wherever because reading is hard.
In the rest of the gym there are racks where the weight plates go. The weight plates all differ in size (diameter) based on how heavy they are. Now these racks don't have numbers, but generally, if you're not retarded, you would place your weight plate on a rack where an identically shaped pate already is. Or, if that isn't an option, place it on an empty part of the rack. Kind of like putting the square peg in the square hole as opposed to the round one, or the one shaped like a star. I assume most of the members at this gym failed that little game as toddlers and despite continuing to disappoint their parents and teachers throughout adolescence, managed to become adults and pay for a gym membership. Weight plates seem to just be thrown on to the racks in a manner that is best described as "short bus".
This isn't really an issue the gym can solve (without a more extensive application process) and I don't fault them for it, but it's still something to keep in mind when considering this gym.
C) While the main area seems pretty clean, if there's anywhere that even remotely resembles a corner that a standard size vacuum couldn't access when being nonchalantly maneuvered around, expect there to be a bunch of dust and whatnot in said corner.
Aside from this, great gym. 5 stars for exercise options and pricing. -1 star for the items listed above.
This is a great gym for lifting, and still is after they changed to "American Barbell". The cardio options are also pretty adequate. However, if you're into that cross-training stuff, this probably isn't the place for you (no space). I've been going here for a few years and I'd say it's the best place in town.
That said, there's a few things you'll need to consider before coming here.
A) The GUYS on staff are awesome. Super helpful and knowledgeable about the gym and lifting in general. The GIRLS on staff are worthless. As far as I can tell, their job requires obnoxious laughing and generally being unhelpful in all things. If you know how to use a gym, this really won't be a problem.
But seriously.
SUPER obnoxious.
B) Most of the people who work out here are either illiterate, or mentally retarded. For instance, all the dumbbell have numbers on them to signify how much they weigh. Not uncommon. There are racks where the dumbbells go when not in use that have numbers on them in certain locations. People who can read (and know what numbers are) know that you put the dumbbell back on the rack in the location with numbers that correspond to those on the dumbbells. Members at this gym just put them wherever because reading is hard.
In the rest of the gym there are racks where the weight plates go. The weight plates all differ in size (diameter) based on how heavy they are. Now these racks don't have numbers, but generally, if you're not retarded, you would place your weight plate on a rack where an identically shaped pate already is. Or, if that isn't an option, place it on an empty part of the rack. Kind of like putting the square peg in the square hole as opposed to the round one, or the one shaped like a star. I assume most of the members at this gym failed that little game as toddlers and despite continuing to disappoint their parents and teachers throughout adolescence, managed to become adults and pay for a gym membership. Weight plates seem to just be thrown on to the racks in a manner that is best described as "short bus".
This isn't really an issue the gym can solve (without a more extensive application process) and I don't fault them for it, but it's still something to keep in mind when considering this gym.
C) While the main area seems pretty clean, if there's anywhere that even remotely resembles a corner that a standard size vacuum couldn't access when being nonchalantly maneuvered around, expect there to be a bunch of dust and whatnot in said corner.
Aside from this, great gym. 5 stars for exercise options and pricing. -1 star for the items listed above.
Its now called American Barbell Club. This is a great gym, they have several power lifting stations complete with bumper plates and everything. This is the gym to come to if you want serious weightlifting equipment.
This is a great facility. The owner of this franchise has multiple locations in Northern California and continually updates/refurbishes the fitness equipment. I especially like the extended early hours that the gym provides (opens at 5:00 AM) for people that like to get an early start on the day. This has been a Gold's Gym franchise (oldest continuous franchise) for 25+ years but the owner is re-branding to American Barbell in April 2017.
I've been a member of this gym for about 1 1/2 years. It's OK. Not the cleanest place (actually, often quite dirty), and they nixed their stretch/ functional fitness spot downstairs next to the weightlifting equipment, but otherwise: they have what you need here, & recently upgraded some equipment (although I miss some of the "classic" pieces for basic exercises). Just clean and stock the bathrooms/locker rooms once in a while, guys! Jeeez. Also: this place stays pretty busy until 10pm often, so peak hours are extended compared to other gyms. Have a great workout, people. ;)
A good golds gym location with a good variety of equipment, lots of cardio machines on the second floor strength on the first with room and equipment for ground work. Big classroom for classes on the second floor, lots of parking, friendly staff, locker room isn't spotless but good for a gold's.
Not too many posers or people looking to pick up a date as with some other locations.
