Crunch

It’s great! One of the best gyms I ever joined. The people are great and the staff is awsome. They are always smiling and enjoying there job! That’s why I got a job with crunch!

Clean gym with great customer service. They have a good size free weight area and plenty of cardio equipment. I didn”t have to wait at all for the machines I needed. I recommend checking it out.

Great gym! Awesome staff! Everything you need for a great workout! 5 Stars!!! Management was very helpful. In the area from out of town on business and was welcomed with great staff.

I signed up 3 weeks ago with a corporate discount and I love it. The environment is great to come in and work out. Plus there are plenty of cardio machines that I never have to wait to start my work out!

Can’t say good enough things about this Crunch location. I have been going here for about 2 years now and will certainly miss the friendly environment and clean equipment if I ever relocated. We may not go everyday like we want (my wife and I), but there is never a dull moment when we do. Brandon at the front is always smiling and welcoming us when we show up, never missing a moment to ask how we are doing and ensuring we feel right at home. I have been to a lot of gyms in my life and it’s not everyday you find someone who is truly genuine and someone you can trust right away like Brandon. If you see this bud, thanks for everything! In fact I’m going there now so see you soon!

Been a member of crunch for over a year now, for the price, it’s such a great gym! Yeah it’s small, but it gets the job done. If you want a pool and more space, you pay the price. Everything is very clean and the staff is always super friendly… especially Brandon! He always has such a positive attitude. We haven’t done any of the classes yet, so I can’t rate those. sorry!

I’ve been a member of Crunch fitness bow for about a day now and I’m quite impressed with the friendliness and the willingness of the staff to help you with anything possible. This gym is great, filled with young energetic people and employees. The place is clean and full of grear working machines. The staff really helps to make your stay and workout great. Also best part, no judgements. I recommend the Peak Membership so you have access to the hydro massage and tanning.

This was the first crunch fitness gym I have gone to and was impressed with how it looks. It was clean all around. Did not smell at all. My boyfriend and I used their one day guest pass and had a great workout. The workers there were all kind and helpful. Brandon who was the manager helped me and my boyfriend get a membership. It was obvious that he really enjoyed his job just by the way he interacted with everybody.

BRANDON is a great guy. Very helpful. Energetic and has a positive attitude. He is the one who signed me up and got me started. First time at crunch. Looking forward to getting some good work in.

I’ve had a pretty good experience so far. However 6÷3÷16 I came in to tan when crunch first opened around 5 AM. After taking off all my clothes I realized the guy working at the front desk (brown hair with tattoo on his arm) did not set the bed. I called the front desk twice and heard it ringing from the tanning booth. Basically he was picking up the phone and hanging up (on purpose) without answering. Very annoying as I am in a rush to work out before going to work. Also the tanning bed floors are never cleaned. There was a piece of trash on the floor for over 2 weeks at one point and they are very sticky. Other than that I’ve had a good experience, the girl with short hair is always really nice and friendly.

Not so happy with my experience at the Sacramento Crunch so far. I used to go to the facility in Rocklin and had a much better experience. The gym itself is nice and comparable to the price. What I did not appreciate was their customer service and lack of customer education about their services and equipment. When I rejoined, they kind of acted like I was getting in the way of doing their job because I had to sign up at the front desk which was causing traffic. I did not receive a tour, and when I asked if I could have a pamphlet of class times and descriptions, they told me to take a picture of the one they had taped to the desk. I just feel like I’m at a gym that I don’t know anything about and without any support. I understand that you get what you pay for, but I think it is only ethical for gyms to freely give information to their customers and educate them so they can make the right decisions for their body.

So far not so good. I signed up 3 days ago with an cooperation discount that stated I was to get the enrollment fees waived. They tried to say that I would have to pay half, until I showed them the email from their gym saying it would be waived. I stated that I wanted the base membership then went ahead and signed me up for the plus when I corrected them they downgraded it back to base and I wouldn’t be charged the downgrade fee. Of course I shouldn’t be charged a fee! I asked for base. 3 Days later a fee for 20 dollars on my account from them switching my account back to base. Which they said I would never be charged! I called and told it will be taken care of I’ll post with an update when it is, but I should have never had to call. So far it’s been more hassle, don’t know if it was worth switching from 24hour.
The gym it’s self is nice good equipment, a little small but it’s never been packed here. The entrance is in the back. I will change my rating after I see my money back in my account and to see if the automatic payments go smoothly.
They credit my account for the two months instead of a refund which I’m ok with I’ll update if everything goes good.

I went in on a Monday with my kids (13) because they wanted to check it out. I am a member of 24hour fitness (since 2000) and CalFit (since 2012) and I always thought these gyms were small. However, I walked in and that wasn’t the case at all. I was greeted by Brandon (manager) and Mark (owner). Brandon was EXTREMELY helpful and very nice. He wasn’t pushy, showed me around, explained the different memberships, etc. To see the owner there was definitely a positive and a plus. I think its great for owners to be at their establishments and ensure things run good. I think its a plus and the customer service definitely shows.
I ended up signing up and although there were a few glitches after I signed up, Brandon and Mark definitely took care of me. That is what more gyms need to do. I have gone 2 days in a row at different times and I never had to wait for a machine. Of course after work it will be more crowded, but again, I never had to wait. I really like all the machines, they are new and clean. I love the layout of the gym. They have an app that lets you use your phone to scan in vs carrying a card. I love that you can bring a guest. When I don’t have my kids, I can bring a friend or a family member. LOVE THAT.
I really like this gym. I don’t want to bash the other gyms — but CalFit is extremely expensive and their customer service (corporate) is HORRIBLE. 24hour is a meat market and outdated.
The only con to this gym, is there isn’t one downtown! LOL and I would love a sauna and more classes. I still love it, I am going to stick around here. I am going to check out Elk Grove later — but I really love Howe.

Not super busy good price but sometimes the women’s bathroom needs extra attention. The staff is pretty friendly. I would love to have a dry sauna here but the location is not nearly big enough to have one

This is my home gym and I like the fact that it’s usually not super packed when I go. I usually stick to the machines and weights. I have yet to take a class but my friend does and she loves it.
Sometimes I go to the Citrus Heights location. I think I like it better over there because it’s way bigger and has more newer machines. Also, the hydro massage is newer and doesn’t leak.
Either way, I pay a good price and feel that Crunch is worth the money.

Bunch of thieves. Told front desk asshole I wanted to cancel my membership, he said he’d take care of it. Walked out and 6months later I’m still being charged for monthly dues. I moved away and they want me to come into the gym to sign a cancelation form… waste of my time when I live in SoCal now. Front desk girl would not connect me with a manager and was thoroughly unhelpful and condescending.
Go to this gym if you prefer customer service on par with Comcast.

I came over to Crunch from Cal Fit, and based on the huge difference in the cost of membership i was initially concerned that this gym may have old or broken equipment and outdated facilities… but that is certainly not the case.
They have an expansive cardio floor with treadmills, different types of ellipticals and stair climbers. I have never needed to wait for a cardio machine like I did at the Rocklin location. They offer a multitude of classes from yoga to TRX, zumba… etc. The free weight area is huge and they have tons of cable weight machines too. For the premium membership you can also go to any other clubs, use their tanning beds and take advantage of their water massage table. What more could you possibly want for $ 20 a month?!
Overall, I am very impressed with this gym. Can’t beat the price ($ 20/​mo for premium, $ 10/​mo for basic) and the staff has been consistently friendly and helpful.

This gym is simple and clean.
Their membership options are very affordable and the staff is helpful and friendly!
Also, the majority of the crowd that works out here are extremely considerate of others.
Gym etiquette is present within! People wipe down machines and equipments that they use, dumbbells and plates are placed back to where it belongs!
Crunch over 24 hour fitness all day.

I am definitely a fan of Crunch. When I lived in the bay, I was a member of Bally total fitness, which had similar priorities, including pricing, variety of services, and just the right atmosphere for the shy gym-​goer. It took me a couple months of gym shopping before choosing Crunch, and I am so glad that I did.
I don’t like working out around people, but I especially don’t like working outside in the Sacramento heat, or in my second floor apartment, where the cacophony would more than likely make my downstairs neighbors believe that I regularly entertain dancing elephants. Crunch creates a pretty awesome, friendly environment where I can go about my business, and I appreciate that. Sure, I won’t come here at peak hours unless I’m with a friend. I would much rather work out before everyone else is awake, or after everyone else has gone to bed.
Crunch was initially recommended to me by countless friends, family, and a personal trainer cousin, so I definitely had influencing factors to my final decision. Plus, my Unilocal friends are all over this place! I went with Peak Membership since I’m often up around the Rocklin/​Roseville area, and Peak allows you to use all local area Crunch gyms at your leisure. At the highest membership level, it’s still only $ 24.99 a month! Plus annual fees and all that junk, but still. That’s a steal compared to other gyms.
What I like about this specific location is the space. There are so many machines of different kinds, and a couple different corners to do free weights and other exercises. I don’t think I’ve even seen a rowing machine at other gyms. This one has one for when I want to work off steam Frank Underwood style. Also available are different exercise classes at pretty much any time that works for you (I’m a fan of Thursday night yoga), hydro massage (which I haven’t tried yet), tanning, and an expansive locker room and shower area.
Lastly, if I could mention again all the inspiring and inclusive messages pasted everywhere in here… that in itself is a big plus in my book. Thankfully, I managed to beat the negative self image train that I boarded at puberty, but I’ll never forget my past. Places where all body types are welcome are cool places indeed.

I’ve been going here with my friend for a few months now and am very happy.
This gym is definitely going to put pressure on 24 Hour Fitness and California Family Fitness to lower their prices if it hasn’t already. I mean, I’m not even a member here and just happen to be friends with someone who is and get to work out here for free whenever I am with her just by showing my ID. Yes, you heard me correctly. I have been working out here for a few months now and workout for free because my friend is a member.
So how much does my workout partner/​friend pay to Crunch? Only $ 20 a month! And for that $ 20, she gets to go to any Crunch location, take group exercise classes, and bring any friend she chooses anytime she goes. How are 24 Hour Fitness and California Family Fitness even still in business with this kind of deal?!
I really like the Crunch brand weight machines since they are easy to use and fit a variety of body types well. The gym is also clean and the staff has always been very professional and friendly every time that I’ve gone.
Crunch is super affordable and has all the basics you need. Why pay more to go someplace else when you really don’t have to?