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It looks more like a cheap Mexican diner rather than a gym.

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★ 3

It’s very basic but it gets the job done. Wasn’t sure about the treadmills (Curve) but they are actually a great workout. The 3 stars aren’t because it’s bad but it’s very very basic compared to other gyms. That said it’s in the neighbourhood and works out fine for me

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Never

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★ 2

You get what you pay for, and this place is cheap (by SF standards ($40/month)), and so you get a disgusting, small and pathetic gym in return. Highlights include:

-Machines that are constantly broken and sitting unfixed for days and weeks at a time.
-Serious filth-- caked on dried sweat and dust on equipment that is rarely cleaned-- perhaps monthly if I'd have to guess.
-No towel service (which makes for even filthier conditions, see above).

This is a horrible gym, no question about it. But SF seems to be a "gym desert" in most parts so it's your only option for Noe Valley. Enter with caution and be sure to disinfect upon departure.

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★ 1

Old bench rack had nuts and bolts falling off, as did barbel. Hardly any dumbbells. Small space.

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★ 5

Jessica rocks. It’s clean and never so busy that you can’t use the equipment you want. They have started the most awesome sessions for seniors. I’m newly retired and not sure if I can afford personal training yet. This is the best. Plus it’s about an20 minute walk from home.

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There are so many problems with this gym and yet I still go because it's close by. The gym is tiny, and packed. There is no air circulation, has no regular tredmills, and the equipment is old. Again the only nice thing is the location and that the people are friendly.

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★ 5

Nice cute gym! :) No changing room, but has lockers and bathroom. Lovely!

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★ 5

Great gym for quick work out.

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How is it 24hrs if it’s close 😭🙃🤣

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★ 4

Limited equipment and weights only okay for a quick workout with small weights. However very accessible by walking and public transportation.

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★ 5

Love it

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★ 4

A functional gym. convenient. Inexpensive.

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★ 5

Small gym thats got a few treadmills, bikes, weight machines and dumbbells

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★ 5

It's my little secret, I secretly love this little gym. It's all locals, you can usually find parking pretty close, and they occasionally clean it. For the price I pay, I won't complain.

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★ 5

I like this place. Since it's small, I'm in and out quickly. Since there's a prioritized circuit, I don't have to plan what to do. I just do the circuit. Lockers. Clean bathrooms. I don't want a lot of options, just the circuit. If I need more options, I'll visit another 24 Hour Fitness.

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★ 1

What a joke. I'm not sure what sort of things you're supposed to do here, but working out isn't on the list.

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They lied to me about membership prices.

I got a free 3 day trial membership. The employee who gave me the trial membership asked me to come back to this location so he could give me a special membership deal. I came back to the space 3 times trying to catch him. When I finally did, he pretended like he could not remember offering me a deal and tried charging me full price.

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It's tiny no parking

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Completely inadequate number of ellipticalial machines - they are almost always all in use.

Instead of meeting the demand for what people actually want (modern elliptical machines) they simply post a sign saying to only use the elliptical machines for 15 minutes. Naturally everyone ignores the sign because it does not make any sense to travel to a gym and then only do 15 minutes of cardio exercise.

After so many years it's incomprehensible that management does not replace the old/unwanted/useless equipment, which wastes the floor space, with equipment that the customer desires to actually use.

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★ 2

This gym is tiny, if you're looking for a full sized 24 hours fitness look elsewhere.

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★ 4

Smaller circuit training center so it is easy to get in get in get a workout in and get out. There is sometimes a small wait for the Cardio machines but it's clean, cozy and the staff is friendly. I wouldn't drive to go here but it's near my house so it gets the job done.

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★ 3

The circuit training makes it easy to get a complete workout in. The location was convenient to my house. I wish that they had more cardio machines as 7 minutes seems like a short cardio workout. A locker room would also be nice but I live close enough that it is not a big deal. Sometimes the exhaust fumes come in from the back parking lot area which is a lil annoying. Bring your own towel!

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★ 4

In contrast to the horrible 24 Fitness on Market St., this place is really good. Love the 24 hour thumbprint access. But understand this is not a full gym. This is one of those circuit places. It might not have all the equipment you need. I nonetheless greatly prefer it to the other local options. It's cold (a good thing at a gym, why does the Market version not realize this?), it's not busy later in the evening, and it has enough stuff to give you a workout. Not to mention 24 Fitness memberships are dirt cheap. Usually you get what you pay for, but in the case of this location you get more.

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★ 4

The gym is a fitlite so its small but you're in and out fast...

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