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For the past four years, I've been working out at the Douglasdale location and have never had a bad experience. I've checked out other Gold's locations around town, but I always come back here. The evening crew, especially Alex and Amid, plus Merry on Saturdays and Sundays, always make me feel welcomed and go out of their way to help. Everything is spotless, well taken care of, and there's never a shortage of machines to use. Plus, parking is never an issue, which is a huge bonus. Keep doing what you're doing.

This is not a safe space for women. The gym allows men into the female locker rooms.

This gym puts female members at serious risk by supporting someone with a history of domestic violence, who repeatedly entered and used the women's locker room and made female members feel uncomfortable and threatened. Management not only ignored this problem, they actually retaliated against the woman who reported it.

I have to give this gym a terrible rating because they don't stand up for women or protect safe spaces. Girls, go somewhere that actually respects your safety and dignity. We shouldn't have to share vulnerable spaces with men. This facility clearly doesn't care about supporting their female customers and lacks the courage to set reasonable boundaries.

Terrible. No values. No privacy protection. This place lets biological males into women's changing areas. A real woman got kicked out and had her membership cancelled just for speaking up about a man staring at her while she was changing. Do not waste your time here. Find somewhere else.

I was hunting for a new gym and came across posts online mentioning that this location permits men to use the women's bathrooms. Women deserve to feel secure and comfortable when they work out.

The gym is supposed to start letting people in at 7 on weekend mornings, but they've got a real problem getting dependable staff to open the doors. Last Saturday I showed up at 7, and not only was the place still locked up, but I waited out front for almost an hour and nobody ever came. A bunch of us eventually just gave up and left. This has been going on since February with staff constantly running behind. For a newer facility, they've got way more problems than I ever experienced with other gyms like Planet Fitness. I'm looking to switch.

They ripped me off with charges I never approved and then tried to bill me again, and yet again just to actually cancel. It was an endless hassle trying to get straight answers about anything, and every time I asked a question they'd just point fingers. The whole experience was frustrating and dishonest. I've never even been to their gym and they're still trying to squeeze money out of me. This was the Glendale area location.

Their customer service is nearly impossible to reach. Do they even have a customer service department?

Ending my membership here was painless and straightforward. Roger, the manager, bent over backwards to help me out. Communication was key and everything ran smoothly. The gym itself has everything you need with a huge selection of machines and really convenient opening hours.

The whole process of ending my membership went incredibly smoothly. The manager named Roger was so helpful and easy to work with. Good conversation and clear explanations made everything simple. The gym itself is fantastic with tons of equipment and convenient hours.

I've been working out at Gold's Gym in Swift Creek for over a decade. After I retired from my position at the medical school, fitness became a key part of my daily life. Today something happened that I've never experienced before. I wanted to use a bench for some pressing exercises and found one available. I started my set, and then a young guy walked over and told me it was his bench, pointing to a couple of heavy plates nearby. I explained that equipment can't be reserved while you're not using it and other people are waiting. He started calling me 'old man,' swearing at me, and threatening me. His friend nearby, who hadn't even done anything to hold the spot, chimed in and joined the harassment. I felt really threatened. I went to the front desk, but the director wasn't there. I didn't feel safe walking across the gym to leave. I called the police, and they came to meet me at the entrance. When I spoke with the manager, a guy named Philip Burke, he listened to the troublemakers' version of events and basically sided with them on a completely false story. He said there was nothing he could do about the two bullies.

They earned their legendary status for good reason. The greatest athletes and champions trained there. Every Mr. Olympia winner, every icon, every massive bodybuilder has walked through those doors at some point. Sure, there are probably several locations now across the country and internationally that might not be quite as iconic, but you can't deny the fact that they were a massive force in bodybuilding and fitness history, and they're still going strong and relevant today.

I ran into the exact problem that multiple other people have reported. They use sneaky practices to try to keep you as a member. After I cancelled, they kept billing me. When I objected to the overcharges, they sent the debt collectors after me. This company cannot be relied on. Stay away.

The studio classes cost extra on top of your regular membership fee, but honestly they should just be part of what you get when you join. The screens in the Burn studio have been broken for almost two years now and aren't showing the workout routines. Orange Theory just down the road doesn't have this problem. Their spin classes have been closed since spring of 2020. You're basically paying full price for a studio membership while only getting access to two-thirds of the programs and broken gear. Plus they yanked a third of the actual gym equipment to make room for fake grass. If I wanted to do outdoor-style training, I'd actually go outside, not stand around on turf indoors. You go to a gym to lift weights and use machines, not to pretend you're outside.