California Family Fitness

 

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Ashley O.

Roseville, CA

The best gym in town, but very pricey.  Usually there are open machines since the place is big.  

Honestly its a bit expensive if you are to use just the machines and not the pools, lockers, classes, etc.

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Jonathan T.

Rocklin, CA

Just moved up here from the bay area, and I can say that this place is way better than what you would get in the bay for the ~$60 per month.
For those of you needing an example:

If you took your average crappy bay area health club and did the following math:
AVG monthly dues $30
Plus all of CFF features (pools, steam room, sauna, cleanliness, people who are actually friendly, new equipment that works, showers that don't have short and curlies stuck everywhere, way hotter girls who actually smile, weights and dumbbells that actually match, indoor soccer fields, multiple clubs, etc.)
You would bring those dues more up to the $100 range.  

So CFF is a good deal in my book.  The only negatives would be the lack of flat screen TVs,  no gel in addition to hairspray in the locker room, and of course people who can't figure out where to put their dumbbells back 45#'s go on the 45# spot, not the 30#.

The steam room and sauna are clutch.  If no one is ever tried this to relieve a hangover, do it this weekend!   It is the only thing that works 10 minutes sauna then 10 minutes steam room...Nice!!!!

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Sarah F.

Meadow Vista, CA

Clean, friendly staff, lots of equipment, 2 pools, spa, steam room, sauna, kids area, rock wall, basketball court, tanning, great class teachers, many different choices in classes.

Specifically, Sarah's Piloga class on Monday and Fridays at 10:40a.m.-12:00p.m. has to be one of the best Yoga/Pilates class i have taken. She absolutely kicks your butt, in a good way! ;)

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