Gold's Gym

Pros: Spacious, new equipment, friendly people, low membership fees.
Cons: clicky until members realize you are serious about working out, building cannot expand to make it bigger.

I joined my Gold's Gym in Braintree, Massachusetts three and a half years ago and would not change it for the world. I loved it so much I started working there about a year later.

This gym is great! I have not gone to any gym that has been...

Pros: Great variety, inexpensive, clean and well maintained
Cons: The scope of the place can be intimidating and confusing, can be a meat market at times

Gold's is to fitness what the Cornucopia was to the first Thanksgiving feast. The hard part is deciding what to do and what you want to get out of it. There's something for everyone, whether you're a seasoned bodybuilder, an aerobic fitness junkie, or...

Pros: A well-cared-for, reputable, attractive, stimulating, helpful, courteous work-out environment.
Cons: Not cheap, must sign a year-long contract

Gold's is not a health club. It doesn't have bells & whistles like a pool, indoor track, racquetball, a day spa, etc. If that's what you're looking for, try Bally Total Fitness or Sport & Health Clubs (only in VA, MD, and Washington D.C.). Gold's ...

Pros: great workout each night
Cons: sometimes crowded

I am a member of Golds Gym in Stoughton MASS. I been going here going on my 4th year starting in nov. It is a co-ed environment and very friendly. Sometimes you go to work out and spend more time as if you were going to social hour to meet all your...

Pros: great help and machinery
Cons: none

This gym is one of the best gyms I've ever been to. They have endless racks of freeweights and multiple ways to work out each muscle. This gym is not for wimps,though. This is Arnold's Gym. There are arobics machines and stairstepers that are excellent...

Pros: Great Variety of Equipment, Friendly Staff, No Hassles once you Join, Location
Cons: No Swimming Pool or Hottub(yet), No Towels

I recently joined Gold's Gym in Sandy Springs, Georgia. I have lived here since September of 2006 and I had been looking for a gym to join since I had moved to Atlanta. The only problem is so far I had been running into ridiculous initiation fees at most ...

Pros: Great facility, staff!  Great place to work out! 
Cons: Can't think of anything negative to say about this gym. 

I read the negative posts regarding Gold's Gym.  I wanted to say that we have had a very pleasant experience at our local Gold's Gym in Woodstock, GA.  They were open with us and let us read the contract. The gym itself is a very nice ...

Pros: Extensive gym equipement, classes, great hours and price
Cons: I dont live near one now

I joined Gold's Gym a few years back. One of my managers at work got us all really great corporate discounts. It was too good of a deal to pass up.

I had always wanted to join a gym but I never really knew much about it. I wanted a gym that...

Pros: Positive atmosphere, very good equippage levels, helpful staff
Cons: Some equipment needs repair/replacement

Ten years ago, Gold's Gym opened a location within a mile of my house. I was looking for a replacement for my local gym, which was adequate in terms of equipment but was a 25 minute drive. I had also visited Bally's and was quite unimpressed. I wasn't...

Pros: Clean, cool staff, great trainers, and cheap membership!
Cons: Small compared to other Gold's I've seen, and can be intimidating @ times....

I decided to join Gold's Gym after a long talk with my mother. She was getting concerned about my health, and noticed that I've been gaining alot of weight lately. Since Im only 25, she felt like if I didnt take care of it now, then I never would. So, ...

Pros: There are shower facilities with hair dryers, tanning booths, and weight scales.
Cons: I really can't name anything I didn't like.

I first came to Gold's Gym at a real low time in my life. I was tired, out of shape and needed to lose some pounds. I was greeted by several friendly staff, and they treated me like an old friend. I signed up, at first, for 3 months. But it was just the...

Pros: A good place to work out you dream body
Cons: so far so good

Many people I know and myself are in Golds Gym. This place is good and theres an atmosphere for you to work your hardest to get in shape. The staff here, trainers, etc. really know what their saying and are very helpful giving you pointers that...

Pros: Friendly staff, accepting atmosphere from other members.
Cons: This location is a little run down. 

I am a female and have been with Gold's now for about 4 months and am very pleased with it.  I am used to using military gyms and this came close to the same experience.  It seems to be favored by the local cops and military, with some ...

Pros: New, Bright, Great Staff, Mega Services. Marketed to Normal people
Cons: No Towel Service, Could use an 80s dance music tape

The new Gold’s Gym in Crofton is just great. But before I go over the specifics, let’s review some the thing you should look for when joining a gym.

1. You must make the commitment. Without it, save your money or keep collecting that Home...

Pros: Largest Gym Chain, Hardcore Mentality, Diverse Offering, Variety Of Equipment
Cons: Some Locations Have Limited Hours, No Workouts At Other Gyms Without A Travel Pass

I like to preface my reviews by establishing my credibility in the given field. In this case, I'll begin by mentioning that I joined the "World Gym" in Pasadena, California back in 1991 in my late teens. This same gym was bought out by Gold's about two...