Koko FitClub of Los Altos

Specialties

It’s easy to be motivated when you first start a new exercise routine, but most people lose motivation and quit within the first 6 months.

At Koko Los Altos, we believe that being fit should be a way of life. We work hard to keep you motivated to keep up with your workouts.

Every workout is different, never boring, so you won’t lose interest. Koko’s friendly staff & encouraging community celebrate your milestones, both in-​club and online. You’ll receive instant feedback during every workout, so you know how you’re progressing towards your fitness goals.

Koko even sends email notifications to let you know how you are doing, and friendly reminders to get you back on track if you’ve been away for a while.

History

Established in 2004.

It’s the early years of the 21^st century, and a young couple, Mike and Mary, realize they’re seriously out of shape. Mary recently gave birth to their son, Kai, and pregnancy has not been kind to her body. They’re busier than ever — work is crazy, home a blur of diapers and take-​out food — and Mike’s also putting on pounds. They join a health club near their home in Massachusetts, but are soon disappointed. It’s a soulless place with blaring TV screens and grunting weightlifters. The workouts are time-​consuming and unpleasant. And, after several months, the results are… unimpressive. The weight isn’t coming off, and they don’t feel anything close to their fit, energetic selves. Mary runs a half-​marathon in Boston, struggling the whole way. Shown a photo of herself at the finish line, she cringes.

They know they’re not alone. Gyms everywhere are full of people working hard but obviously not reaching their goals. Does fitness have to be a dreary chore? Isn’t there a better way?

Meet the Business Owner

Jeff and Elaine M.

Business Owner

Jeff’s been married six years now, and father of one child, Jeff is looking to support his family and make a positive contribution to his community. In his twenties Jeff discovered the martial art of Jujitsu. He specifically studied Kodenkan Danzan-​Ryu Jujitsu for over ten years. He immersed himself in the history and traditions, and received certification in Seifukujitsu massage, the healing counterpart of the art. These experiences ultimately lead Jeff to complete an AS in Physical Therapy.

Elaine’s number one goal is to partner with her husband in his quest to become a successful business owner. After earning a degree in Cultural Anthropology from UC Berkeley Elaine was recruited to become a receptionist at a start up which led to the unexpected role of Administrative Assistant at AOL. She soon discovered the role fit her personality perfectly and was then recruited to Google in 2004 where she still enjoys assisting her managers and teams achieve daily success.