I haven't been to a gym in years, opting to spend my time playing sports. But we came here because we had 7-day passes from when this location was owned by Gold's Gym, but as of December 2012 this place is a Goodlife Fitness.
A few amenities of note:
- Plenty of parking outside.
- A playroom for children.
- A swimming pool and hot tub.
- Large lockers (larger than the space that airlines give you for carry-on).
- A basketball hoop.
- Showers.
About 40% of the open space is occupied by cardio machines (they have since removed almost an entire row of treadmills). But almost all cardio machines have built-in TVs, an iPhone/iPod dock and USB charger. I can watch TV while I run? I am sold! Apparently you can also search Google and Wikipedia, but I didn't try it out.
The rest of the space is evenly split between weight machines that work on various muscles and free weights. We tried a number of the weight machines and they were all pretty good, except the leg curl (I think we're too short).
One of the most interesting things that they have are machines specifically for stretching. There's one specifically for hamstring stretches that will lift your leg up and measure the angle. There's another one for hip flexors, etc.
The location didn't seem busy during the last week in December when we used our passes, but was fairly busy on our last day (Jan 2nd). The equipment and locker rooms were pretty clean. There are classes that you can attend, like yoga or bootcamp, but we didn't attend any. There is no open wifi connection, so no Yelp check-ins on an iPod touch.
We did not end up buying a membership.