Fit

Fit runs three clubs in San Diego. The East Village club is at 350 Tenth Ave near Petco Park, the Little Italy club is at 405 W. Ash Street inside Carte Hotel & Suites, and the Mission Beach club is at 3115 Ocean Front Walk. Membership covers access to all locations, and new members choose a home club. The business says it serves members from across San Diego, including Pacific Beach and Del Mar, and the Mission Beach club draws from Mission Beach, Pacific Beach, La Jolla and nearby coastal neighborhoods.

Fit Social is the group's coastal space. It has a juice and smoothie bar, food and beverage service, daybed and cabana reservations, and sun loungers with ocean views. Low-impact and group classes are held there, along with co-working space with high-speed Wi-Fi, curated social events, live music, DJ nights and specialty workshops. Fit Social is included with a Fit membership, some experiences are ticketed, and there is a fee to bring a guest.

Personal training is one-on-one, with programs built around individual goals, movement patterns and training history. Each training relationship begins with a complimentary Jumpstart Session. Trainers use an InBody scan to gather data on muscle mass, body composition and hydration. Programs are offered for weight loss, muscle gain, athletic conditioning and injury prevention, and online training is also available. The business says its trainers at the East Village and Little Italy clubs are certified. At Little Italy, sessions include movement assessments, goal tracking, strength progression and recovery guidance.

Group fitness covers strength training, HIIT, yoga, cycling, mobility and a range of named formats that vary by club, including Fit Grit, Mat Pilates, Reformer Pilates, Vinyasa Flow, Heated Power Vinyasa, Latin Dance Fitness and Fit Boxing. Yoga and unlimited group classes are included with membership at several clubs. Recovery tools differ by location: East Village offers human touch massage chairs, compression therapy, cryotherapy, red light therapy, cold plunge and percussion therapy, while Little Italy offers massage chairs and compression therapy. Massage is offered as a recovery service.

Facilities also vary. The Mission Beach club has an indoor pool with a retractable roof and ocean views, which the business says is the largest heated indoor pool in Southern California, and it describes its ocean views as unmatched. The East Village club has a rooftop pool with cold plunges and a hot tub. Little Italy is a 28,000 square foot facility with a saltwater pool, a hot tub and a cabana lounge area.

Fit combines performance training, recovery and wellness, and says it supports a balanced, long-term approach for people who value consistency and care in how they move and live.

The training floors are open and laid out with the aim of avoiding crowding, and the clubs pair premium equipment with pools, saunas and lounge areas.