Gold's Gym

Doesn't Recommend

Leslie G.

Joined 1 year ago

My son was slap in the hand by an employee. Be careful my 2 year old son was slapped in the hand by one of the employees at the kids club center. Tony, the person in charge of the gym, told me that he wasn't there at the time it happened and Neither was I so there was nothing he could or would do about it and that he had to believe and back up whatever his employee reported; which, on paper was completely different to her verbal story! Tony said that all they can do is let me know when she is working so I can go workout around her schedule!

Do not risk you child's safety at this gym; their defense is that the kids' center is a free service and you don't have to use it!

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daisysalter

Joined 4 years ago

You don't have to be a 'beef-head'. Our franchise in KW is so successful after only a couple of years or so that they already need to move into a more spacious facility. People here are serious about working out: though folks are friendly enough, this place is not for people who might only just want to chit chat. Gym is well staffed, attractively designed, and very very clean.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Despite its Hollywood connections, this franchise's focus is on pumping iron, not newfangled razzle-dazzle.. In Short
The Terminator and the Incredible Hulk (aka Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno) lifted weights at the gym's Venice, California, flagship years ago, but even today, customers frequenting charter locations are bound to encounter serious muscle. Take note: The boys with bulging biceps are the mascots, not the majority. Gold's generally offers Spinning, aerobics and kickboxing classes, yet weight-training remains the core of the program. Dumbbells and barbells, not spa-like amenities, are the attractions that draw the beef-heads in droves.