LIFE GYM BRENTWOOD

I have been a member of this gym for 10 months. I enjoy the fact that cleanliness is very important and the people are very nice. So yes I am giving this gym a 5-star rating because it deserves it on many levels. My only complaint and I hate to say it is that every once in awhile when I walk in the gym the music is simply "Blasting". The sound system is terrible with two speakers in certain parts of the gym that just make it very unpleasant if you have to work out near them. I hope the owners read this and tell the people working the front desk that the music is not there for their enjoyment and to play it at a normal lower level so people can enjoy their workouts without being blasted away. Other than the music being too loud every once in awhile I highly recommend this gym.

Life Gym is a home, away from home for anyone that loves exercise. 2hr free parking, an incredible mix of hard-core and physical therapy friendly equipment. Too many highlights to list, so just drop in.

Small gym with enough machines, dumbbells and racks for the amount of people that come. Everyone is super friendly. Can get a little busy later in the day early in the week when people are motivated, but is practically empty on Thursdays to Sundays. Most of the clients here are older, so I hardly ever see anyone in the squat cage or barbell rack, which is great for me when my 2 hour workout is built around it. $80ish a month, but its month to month with no contract needed. Worth the privacy when compared to the crowded LA Fitness or 24 Hour Fitness. Update 03/2019: I still love this gym but it has gotten a lot, lot busier lately. Sometimes trainers aren’t proactive about wiping benches, picking up immediately after they move to a different exercise, will sit on unused benches while their clients are on another bench taking up the very limited space already in this gym, or will use squat racks to box, stretch, or do curls in. Their is one full squat rack and one bench rack, and a lot of the time people will bench in the squat rack, which can be frustrating, too. Most people are friendly when you ask if you can use something, but hoping they can be a little more considerate, especially during more busy hours.

Everything is great apart from one thing, one of the trainers is extremely rude. Overheard someone call him Joel. He has grey spiked hair. I was on the leg press, he literally came over started staring at me mid set and said 'we need this back' How am I supposed to feel safe using the empty equipment if I risk getting attacked and pushed away in the middle of an exercise? The behavior shouldn't be allowed in any gym anywhere.

UPDATE: The situation has now been addressed and resolved by the gym management. If you're considering joining Life Gym, I urge you to read this first. For the past few months, my experience at this gym has deteriorated rapidly, primarily because of Solomon, a front desk staff member. When he first started, his demeanor was off-putting — he was consistently rude and barely acknowledged anyone. But over time, this escalated to outright hostility and aggression. On multiple occasions, I've been on the receiving end of his public outbursts, turning what should be a routine gym visit into a deeply unsettling experience. But here's the kicker: when I approached management about Solomon's behavior, their "solutions" were laughably inadequate. Instead of addressing the issue head-on, they suggested I sneak in through the back door or change my training times. Yes, you read that right. Their answer to an aggressive staff member was to ask a paying member to adjust their schedule or use a back entrance. It's not just me either. I've seen other members, both new and old, bear the brunt of Solomon's hostility. And if you're thinking this might be an isolated opinion, I encourage you to check out other Yelp reviews. The pattern is undeniable. The bottom line? At Life Gym, instead of focusing on your workout, you're left constantly on edge, wondering if today's the day you'll be the next target of Solomon's unpredictable outbursts. And when a gym's response to legitimate concerns is to suggest members sneak around or adjust their lives, it's clear where their priorities lie. Why pay for a gym membership when you're met with hostility right at the entrance? I've decided to switch to another gym, and I'm taking the six other people I referred to Life Gym with me. If they can't prioritize member well-being and safety, they don't deserve our business.