Gold’s Gym Boot Woman For Complaining About Men In The Locker Rooms. And A Chaser

They weren’t complaining about male employees cleaning (they put up signs for that)

And she had her membership revoked

LA singer says her Gold’s Gym membership was revoked after heated confrontation with ‘man’ using women’s locker room

A popular singer-songwriter claims she was booted from a Gold’s Gym in Los Angeles after getting into a heated caught-on-camera confrontation with a “man” she had filed complaints against for using the women’s locker room.

Tish Hyman, a 42-year-old Bronx native, said her membership to the gym chain was revoked on Sunday following the fracas.

Hyman filmed the brief, one-sided shouting match with the unidentified gymgoer, who was dressed in all black and accessorized with a pair of dangling earrings.

The person repeatedly asked an irate man who also stormed over who he was before Hyman interjected.

Why is it always men with mental illness pretending to be women? Never the reverse. Oh, and the chaser

60-year-old gym chain announces 23 location closures in shocking move

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For over 60 years, Gold’s Gym has served as a cornerstone of fitness culture. Since opening its first location in 1965 in Venice Beach, California, it has been known as the mecca of bodybuilding, attracting legends such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lou Ferrigno, and Franco Columbu.

However, even the most iconic chains are not immune to financial troubles. Gold’s Gym filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in May 2020 to restructure its debt, citing Covid shutdowns as a primary cause. (snip)

While the bankruptcy filing may have rattled thousands of loyal fans, Gold’s Gym has made another surprising decision that will forever change an entire region of its business. The company has sold 23 Southern California locations to E?S Fitness, but will maintain ownership of its original Venice Beach flagship. (snip)

Following the Gold’s Gym email, members received an email from E?S Fitness informing them that the transition had taken place on October 29 and that their active memberships would be transferred seamlessly, ensuring uninterrupted gym access.

I wonder how many they will have to sell because women cancel their memberships?