Best Fitness Studios in Santa Monica

Real videos of Fitness Studios in Santa Monica — 3 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. ArtisanalBoutiqueUniqueHandcrafted glovesLeather goodsCustomizable options

    About the venue

    GloveWorx, located at 1415 Wilshire Blvd in Santa Monica, specializes in handcrafted gloves and leather goods. The boutique offers a range of products starting from customizable gloves to premium leather accessories. With a focus on quality craftsmanship and service, it attracts customers looking for unique and functional items. The store’s inviting layout allows customers to browse comfortably.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a woman practicing boxing punches while a man holds mitts for her. The scene captures dynamic movements and the training environment, emphasizing the fitness activity.

    1415 Wilshire Blvd

  2. UpliftingCommunity-drivenWholesomeHealthy mealsSpecialty coffeeCommunity mission

    About the venue

    La La Land Kind Cafe is a heartwarming café located on Montana Avenue in Santa Monica, focusing on providing a nurturing space that serves quality coffees and healthy meal options. Founded in 2018, the café employs young adults in transition from foster care, adding to its community-focused mission. Signature offerings include fresh, nutrient-dense bowls and specialty coffee drinks. The colorful decor and uplifting atmosphere make it a popular choice for both locals and tourists.

    What the videos show

    The video captures the interior of a cafe where people are sitting and working on laptops. It shows a woman walking towards the counter and two men conversing in armchairs near the window. The camera pans to reveal more of the cafe, focusing on the counter area where staff are serving customers, and a customer waiting in line.

    1426 Montana Ave

  3. What the videos show

    A man in a gray tank top, black pants, and a black baseball cap stands in a gym, filming a selfie-style video with his phone. The gym features wooden flooring, brick walls, and visible exercise equipment in the background. At 2 seconds, he says, 'It's better than that,' before the clip ends. The scene is shot from a slightly tilted angle with bright lighting, emphasizing the gym's interior but lacking clear signage or identifiable branding. The video captures a moment of personal fitness activity without broader context or narrative.

    1350 Fourth St