EVERYBODY - Los Angeles (CA)

1 /5 Image Wars: I’m extremely disappointed with how this gym continues to impact our neighborhood. Rather than providing adequate parking for their members, they’ve turned the public park’s limited parking across the street into their unofficial overflow lot. This pushes out local families, blocks access, increases traffic near children, and creates unnecessary safety risks. Last weekend was a perfect example. Families attending a youth soccer tournament couldn’t find parking because gym members had filled up the park’s lot. Parents were forced to park farther away and walk with kids and equipment. One parent even saw a handicap space being taken by an individual that immediately went across the street to the gym. We have been collecting video of these people doing this and not using the park so hopefully action can be taken. What makes this even more frustrating is the lack of sensitivity toward the community that actually lives here. This park is a central space for our largely Hispanic neighborhood, yet it’s being overwhelmed by mostly white gym members who are encouraged to treat it like their private facility’s parking extension. It feels like another example of outside businesses benefiting at the expense of the culture and people who call this area home. Public parks should serve the surrounding residents first — not be absorbed by private profit. I hope management steps up, takes responsibility, and respects the community they’re operating in. Until they do, it’s hard to support a business that refuses to respect the neighborhood around it.

5 /5 Ginger Orsi: This gym has a great community vibe and offers amazing value for the price. It features both indoor and outdoor weight / cardio areas, plus a yoga room and a high-intensity workout room with boxing equipment. The space can get a little tight around the machines at peak times, but there’s always room to get a solid workout in. Parking is tight but you can usually park in the green public park across the street. The dry sauna is a perfect way to relax and recover afterward. This is a female friendly gym which is worth noting because in my experience many are not. People are nice. I definitely recommend this place!

5 /5 Jake Poteat: I have been coming here for about six months now and working with one of the personal trainers, Sonny, throughout that time. I was hesitant about joining the gym because of a lot of the negative reviews but glad I gave it a chance anyway. My partner and I have had a very positive experiences as a members and find the staff to be really sweet. All the other members are very respectful and friendly. At the end of the day every queer space is ultimately what we choose to make of it and I think a lot of the negative comments seem blown out of proportion and a little dramatic. The only real negative about the gym is the parking situation, but alas it’s LA and there’s always parking to be found around the block. I recommend this gym highly and recommend Sonny to anyone seeking a personal trainer!

5 /5 Daliah Ammar: I love this gym. Reading comments below are really disappointing. Yes parking is limited in their lot but the park across the street has more than enough spaces even on a Saturday! Everyone I’ve met here has been incredibly respectful and supportive. I love being able to use their outdoor area and even started working with one of their trainers. Their huge sauna is enough of a reason to join. We need to be thankful for what we can in 2025 and this gym is one of those reasons lol. Super happy to have this safe space in the area ❤️