Esporta Fitness

"I couldn't be more happy with esporta fitness, the facility is clean, not overcrowded. There are always machines available. They have racquetball courts, basketball courts, they have a pool and a sauna. The locker rooms always smell fresh and clean. I've had the displeasure of having memberships at a couple of other local gyms and I had a ton of trouble with broken down saunas the facilities being dirty, getting charged multiple times, no help from customer service and then having to go to the trouble of deleting my debit card. Esporta is legit."

"I went with my sister to workout with her and I really enjoyed the facility. It was clean and the service was great. The restrooms could have a once over but I will be joining soon."

"Super clean facility and have all the equipment and weights, racquetball court, yoga studio etc. Giving four stars instead of five for a couple of reasons: 1. Machines are too close to each other compared to LA fitness. 2. Staff is not very friendly/fast to resolve issues or if you need anything. Overall it's a very good facility."

"I love this gym and I would consider it my "home gym". Moving and living all around the valley has given me the opportunity to utilize multiple gym memberships. This location at Stapley and University used to be an Albertson's. I started going a couple years after it became an LA Fitness. It's an area I grew up in and it's the gym I originally spent most of my time in. Larger and more spacious gym. I love it. After it changed to Esporta and re-opened after the lockdown in 2020, it was perfect. However, things have gone awry. It's gotten a little overcrowded. Several treadmills are inoperable. There are no highly functional leg extension machines that work. I've attached a picture of two literally unusable leg extension machines that have been this way for several months. I hesitated writing this review but when I saw a group of teenagers break part of the seat on the pectoral fly machine tonight and then within minutes proceed to have a boxing match with gloves on in the locker room (two boxing and eight kids filming) I figured I would finally say something. Kids are routinely taking their shirts off in the gym and working out like that. It's getting ridiculous. See the attached photo. Here are some tips: 1. Maintain the equipment. Every piece of it. If it's broke, fix it in a timely manner. 2. Get control of the clientele not following the rules. 3. Be strict with guest privileges and the number of guests one is allowed to bring. 4. Extend the gym's hours."