Move · Anaheim · Checked November 2, 2026

Gyms, jiu-jitsu, personal training and stretching in Anaheim. Try before you sign.

Short answer: Anaheim gym memberships start around $15 a month, and the jiu-jitsu and training studios we checked offer a free first session. Planet Fitness on Katella lists Classic at $15 a month (plus a $49 annual fee), Crunch on Euclid lists a Base plan at $19.99, and Gracie Barra West Anaheim, Neezam Jiu-Jitsu, The Perfect Workout and both Anaheim Hills stretch studios advertise a free or discounted first visit.

Anaheim is famous for a mouse and a very large castle, but the locals who lift, roll and stretch live a few miles away. Here’s where, what it costs, and how to try it without a 12-month handshake.

$15
per month Planet Fitness Classic on W Katella Ave. (plus $49 annual fee)
$0
first class at Gracie Barra West Anaheim and a free BJJ session at Neezam
$170
per month Neezam’s 12-month jiu-jitsu plan; $200 month-to-month

At a glance

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From each business’s own page or license record, checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change, so confirm before you go.

Move in Anaheim compared
PlaceTypeFromTry itGood fit for
Crunch FitnessAnaheimGym + classes$19.99/mo (Base)Free 1-day passWeights, classes
Planet FitnessW Katella Ave.Budget gym$15/mo (Classic)Free day pass linkBeginners, low cost
Gracie Barra West AnaheimGracie BarraBrazilian jiu-jitsu—Free first classGrappling, self-defense
Neezam Jiu-JitsuBrazilian jiu-jitsu$170/mo (12-mo)Free sessionGrappling, no-gi
The Perfect WorkoutAnaheim Hills1-on-1 personal training—Free intro sessionBeginners, accountability
StretchLabAnaheim HillsAssisted stretching—Intro discountMobility, desk backs
Stretch ZoneAnaheim HillsAssisted stretching—Free first stretchMobility
Little Pine ParkCity of AnaheimPark + exercise equipmentFreeDrop inWalking, light workouts

“—” means the source we checked doesn’t list it, not that the place never offers it.

Where to go

Move in Anaheim

No paid placements. Each place is here for a stated reason, with the source we checked on November 2, 2026.

Crunch Fitness

Crunch Anaheim

  • Free 1-day pass
  • Group classes
  • Prices published

Full-service gym with strength and cardio equipment and group classes such as HIIT, Zumba, barre and pilates.

Why it’s here. Prices are posted in public, there is a no-cost trial day, and its own page says “Come as you are!” and that it welcomes everyone with open minds.

Price
Base from $19.99/month, or $9.99 with an annual commitment. Peak $26.99 and Peak Results $34.99 a month, as listed on its site.
Hours
Mon–Thu · 5 AM–11 PM Fri 5 AM–9 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM–7 PM.
How
Claim a one-day free pass. Includes a complimentary kickoff session with a coach, per its site.
Where
504 N Euclid St, Anaheim, CA 92801

Planet Fitness

Planet Fitness Anaheim (W Katella Ave.)

  • From $15/mo
  • Not 24-hour
  • Low cost

Budget gym with Classic and Black Card memberships.

Why it’s here. A low published monthly price. Fine for a beginner who wants machines and a treadmill without a sales speech.

Price
Classic $15/month; Black Card $24.99/month (plus taxes and fees). Both plans list a $49 annual fee and a $1 startup fee. The page also shows a promotional price with an offer that expired Oct. 16, so confirm current pricing with the club.
Hours
Mon–Thu · 5 AM–11 PM Fri 5 AM–10 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM–7 PM. This club does not list 24-hour access.
How
The club page links a free day pass. Pass terms are not shown on the page, so confirm them with the club.
Where
1620 W Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92802

Gracie Barra

Gracie Barra West Anaheim

  • BJJ
  • Free first class
  • No-gi

Brazilian jiu-jitsu school with adult (16+), teen, kids, women’s self-defense, no-gi, private and law-enforcement/military classes.

Why it’s here. A global BJJ brand with a free first class and a dedicated adult program. Wear a clean shirt and leave the ego in the car.

Price
Membership prices not published. Plans vary by schedule; staff go over options after your trial class.
How
Book a free first class online, by phone or in person.
Where
910 S Euclid St., Suite D, Anaheim, CA 92802

Neezam Jiu-Jitsu

  • BJJ
  • Free session
  • Prices published
  • No contract option

Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy with unlimited-class memberships and a free introductory session.

Why it’s here. Publishes every price, including a no-contract month-to-month option, so the math is on the page before you walk in.

Price
Month-to-month $200; 12-month plan $170/month (each plus $50 initiation fee). Upfront plans (no initiation fee, non-refundable): 3 months $540, 6 months $1,080, 12 months $1,800.
How
Request the free BJJ session on its contact page. Its site says spots are limited. Class times are on its schedule page.
Where
1142 N Brookhurst St, Suite 100, Anaheim, CA 92801

The Perfect Workout

The Perfect Workout – Anaheim Hills

  • 1-on-1 training
  • Free intro session
  • Virtual option

One-on-one personal training in a studio, plus live virtual sessions, at one or two sessions a week.

Why it’s here. One dedicated trainer per workout and a free intro session, a quieter on-ramp than a crowded gym floor.

Price
Prices not published on the studio page. Its site points to a membership options page or a call to the studio.
Hours
Mon–Fri · 7 AM–7 PM Sat 7 AM–2 PM. Sunday hours not listed.
How
Book a complimentary intro session online.
Where
1240 N Lakeview Ave #150, Anaheim, CA 92807

StretchLab

StretchLab Anaheim Hills

  • Assisted stretching
  • Intro discount
  • Mobility

One-on-one assisted stretching in 25- or 50-minute sessions.

Why it’s here. For guys whose hamstrings file a complaint every time they tie their shoes. Someone else does the stretching.

Price
Intro stretch up to 50% off. The intro includes a movement assessment, a one-on-one stretch and a personalized program. Regular prices are not listed on the page.
How
Book online. “Flexologist” is the brand’s own title; ask what training it involves.
Where
8126 E. Santa Ana Canyon Road, Suite 169, Anaheim, CA 92808

Stretch Zone

Stretch Zone Anaheim Hills

  • Assisted stretching
  • Free first stretch
  • Opened Oct. 2025

Practitioner-assisted stretching studio in Anaheim Hills; its Oct. 2025 grand-opening release describes proprietary tables and a strapping system.

Why it’s here. A free first stretch for eligible new members, an easy way to compare it with StretchLab. Address and phone come from the press release, not the location page.

Price
Prices not published on the page. The location page offers a free 30-minute first stretch for first-time members who are local residents; the release says the first visit is free for new members. Confirm eligibility with the studio.
Hours
Mon–Fri · 8 AM–7 PM Sat 9 AM–5 PM, Sun 10 AM–4 PM per its location page; the press release lists conflicting Sunday hours, so confirm.
How
Claim the first-time stretch on its location page.
Where
761 S. Weir Canyon Road, Suite 191, Anaheim, CA 92828

City of Anaheim

Little Pine Park

  • Free
  • Outdoor
  • Walking loop

A roughly half-acre city park with a looped walking path and exercise equipment, described by the city as Anaheim’s 68th park.

Why it’s here. City-run, free and outdoors. City-run and free; a possible spot for a walk-and-bodyweight session if the equipment is in place.

Price
Free to visit.
How
Drop in. The city magazine covers the park’s June 2025 opening, but the Parks for California project page still lists it as in progress. Confirm the park is open and what equipment is installed before you go.
Where
884 W Bellevue Dr, Anaheim, CA 92805

From local threads

What men actually ask

Paraphrased from public discussions, with links. Not endorsements.

  • What’s the cheapest way to start at a gym in Anaheim?Planet Fitness on W Katella Ave. lists Classic at $15 a month plus a $49 annual fee, and Crunch lists a Base plan at $19.99 with a free one-day pass. Add up the fees before comparing. Planet Fitness club page ↗
  • Can I try jiu-jitsu before signing a contract?Gracie Barra West Anaheim offers a free first class, and Neezam offers a free session plus a month-to-month plan with no contract. Neezam prices page ↗
  • Is there a way to train one-on-one without a big commitment?The Perfect Workout in Anaheim Hills offers a complimentary intro session for one-on-one or virtual training, so you can meet a trainer before choosing a plan. The Perfect Workout page ↗

Before you book

Make the first visit easy

Trainers aren’t state-licensed

California doesn’t license personal trainers, so ask which certification they hold and check it with the certifying body.

Use the free class

Two Anaheim jiu-jitsu schools offer a free first session. Try both before committing to a 12-month plan.

Read the fine print on cheap gyms

A low monthly price can come with annual and startup fees. Ask for the all-in first-month total.

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Quick answers

FAQ

How much is a gym membership in Anaheim?

Planet Fitness on W Katella Ave. lists Classic at $15 a month plus a $49 annual fee; Crunch Anaheim lists Base at $19.99 a month, or $9.99 with an annual commitment.

Where can I try jiu-jitsu for free in Anaheim?

Gracie Barra West Anaheim offers a free first class, and Neezam Jiu-Jitsu offers a free BJJ session through its contact page.

How much does Neezam Jiu-Jitsu cost?

Neezam lists $200 a month month-to-month or $170 a month on a 12-month plan, each with a $50 initiation fee, plus upfront plans from $540 for 3 months.

Is there free outdoor exercise equipment in Anaheim?

According to the City of Anaheim’s magazine, Little Pine Park at 884 W Bellevue Dr has a looped walking path and exercise equipment. Another source still lists the park as in progress, so confirm before you go.

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Sources

  1. Crunch Anaheim — location page
  2. Planet Fitness — Anaheim (W Katella Ave.)
  3. Gracie Barra West Anaheim — official site
  4. Neezam Jiu-Jitsu — official site
  5. Neezam Jiu-Jitsu — prices
  6. The Perfect Workout — Anaheim Hills
  7. StretchLab — Anaheim Hills
  8. Stretch Zone — Anaheim Hills
  9. Stretch Zone Anaheim Hills grand opening (Oct. 2025)
  10. Anaheim Magazine — Summer–Fall 2025 (Little Pine Park)
  11. Parks for California — Little Pine Park project

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