Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF
2130 Fulton St
San Francisco, CA 94117 415-422-6821
San Francisco, CA 94117 415-422-6821
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- 26 ratings
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- "It is a school facility, so they may close during school closures."
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Facilities, Classes, and Amenities for Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF
Facilities
- Indoor basketball
- Group Exercise
- Indoor swimming pool
Features/amenities
- Free daily lockers
- Individual shower stalls
- Massage
- Personal trainers
Costs for Illustrative Profiles for Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF
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Individual weights only for one year
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Membership Features for Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF
Reciprocal arrangements
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Consumer Ratings for Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF — 26 Ratings
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Consumer Comments for Koret Health & Recreation Center at USF
Mar 16, 2023
Jan 17, 2021
Oct 05, 2018
There is a very large basketball / team sports area with nice wood floors. There are quite a few workout machines on two different levels, and an expansive weight machine/dead weights area on the lower level. They periodically offer free classes in weightlifting and other topics. At peak times, most of the exercise machines may be in use.
The pool is one of the few in San Francisco that is 50 yards longways, but for most of the year the lanes are configured sideways, for 25-yard swimming. It's a large pool.
Since it's a university, you need to like or at least tolerate college students. It's the "me" generation writ large: They let the door close in your face, and don't often thank you if you hold the door for them. They drop stuff on the floor, and they don't flush. Some students at the check-in desk are friendly, and some are not.
Driving to Koret can be a trial, too, at certain hours. Cars inch forward or make sudden U-turns looking for street parking. Skateboarders take the lane. Students cross the street staring at their phones, assuming you will always look out for them. Once I watched a young lady cross Turk at Stanyan against the light, staring at her phone, oblivious. Another one got hit crossing Turk further up.
I continue to go to Koret because it's still a good value for the money, and I have friends on the team.
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