Start-up cost: Normally Equinox has a one-time initiation fee of $300 however in January, you can enroll for $100. Locations: There are gyms on Union Street, Chestnut Street, Embarcadero, New Montgomery, Polk Street and Yerba Buena.īest for: Workout class fanatics and low-key gym goers who want a no-judgement zone. What you get: More classes than you could ever get through, personal and small group training, and efficient equipment in an understated space. Other locations vary from $224.67 to $243.38.Ĭlasses: Crunch has an unbelievably thorough array of classes, like TRX, yoga bootcamp, Pilates, dance cardio, barre and ballet workouts, various spin workouts, boxing and more.
#FITNESS SF SOMA PLUS#
You can get a city Crunch membership for $78.38 and take your pick of gyms on a day-to-day basis.Īdd-ons/Extras: At the Union and Chestnut Street locations, you pay the enrollment fee, plus the $64.44 for the first month and $73.99 for the last month, and a $39.99 processing fee.so your first payment will set you back $228.41. Monthly fee: $64.44 to $71.41 depending on location. Start-up cost: The usual enrollment fee of $259.98 is on sale right now, so you'll only pay $49.99 today. Locations: Bay Clubs are located in the Financial District, North Beach, the Embarcadero, and SoMa.īest for: Country-club types seeking a community, the finer things in fitness and all the extras. At the various locations, you'll find state-of-the-art workout equipment, yoga and Pilates, squash, tennis, and basketball courts, heated pools, saunas and steam rooms, plus a world-class spa. What you get: The Bay Club is more than a gym-it's a lifestyle club with social events and cutting-edge fitness.
Plus enjoy specialty training (at added costs) like squash programs, aquatic programs, personal-fitness training and various weight-loss and get-fit challenges.
#FITNESS SF SOMA UPGRADE#
Monthly fee: Fees start at $171 per month.Īdd-ons/Extras: You can upgrade your membership to include access to all four Bay Club SF Campus locations.Ĭlasses: You'll see all the usual suspects, like cardio blast, Bodypump, spin, yoga, Bosu bootcamp, Zumba and more. Talk to a representative for specific January promotions. Start-up cost: The Bay Club asks for a whopping 500 bucks as initiation, but this month you'll encounter lower fees. *Individual locations often have promotions and discounts so ask at the membership office before paying the set pricing.
Knowledgeable trainers make this an ideal gym for beginners who need a little help getting started. Locations: Depending on the level of gym you want, you can choose from locations in the Castro, Potrero Hill, North Point, and on Van Ness and Montgomery.īest for: Those who like to work out at odd times (3am sweat sesh, anyone?) and want all the basics at a convenient location.
#FITNESS SF SOMA FREE#
What you get: A gym that's open 24 hours with a solid list of classes, enough equipment in a wide variety to ensure you won't have to wait for a machine and a free health-and-fitness consultation to help get you started. You'll also get Les Mills and Nike Training Club branded workouts. For access to all Sport-level gyms with no commitment, you'll pay $44.99 a month.*Īdd-ons/Extras: For all clubs, you'll pay a $39.99 annual fee eight months down the line.Ĭlasses: Push your limit with a variety of classes like cardio, dance, cycling, conditioning, strength, barre, martial arts, athletic training, yoga, Pilates and stretching. Monthly fee: For Super Sport, you'll pay between $45 and $60 a month. For access to all Sport-level gyms (located all over town) with no commitment, you'll pay a $149.99 initiation fee.* Start-up cost: For Super Sport gyms (Van Ness and Montgomery clubs), you'll pay anywhere between $0 and $150.
Whether you're a cardio fanatic or weight-lifting devotee, we'll help you find the right workout spot in the right price range. Have no fear as we're here to help-with this handy-dandy roundup of the city's top gym chains. With the never-ending options San Francisco has to offer, it may seem overwhelming to select one. The time is now to find a gym that's right for you. It's January and you've made resolutions to get fit, lose weight and live healthier.
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