I completely agree with Wilko. I started at Fusion Gym around the same time as he did (i.e. when it…read moreopened) and was amazed with it. I really and truly wanted to go to classes as Rock is making you work hard, encourages you to push your limits but always in a nice atmosphere and always paying attention so you workout well and do not hurt yourself. Each class is a different combination of technique and exercises that you learn and then practice in workouts. Classes are only done in small groups which is so much better in my opinion. People coming quickly become regulars which shows how good the place is. After only a few weeks you will find yourself with a lot more strength, endurance, and even a better general posture in daily life (I thought so!). I was sad to leave the gym when I left Brussels!

I had always believed that my horribly 'different' son Crevin would die young, because he wouldn't…read morebe able to take care of himself or exercise. However, the staff here were lovely, and even though he couldn't walk, lift weights, swim, or run, they managed to figure out a effective workout routine for him involving rubberbands. They even offered to play cocomelon on the tv for his concentration 'situation'.

I stayed here because I was attending a course nearby and this was the nearest hotel. Its outside…read morethe city centre, and it really is more of a spa/gym than a hotel. Unfortunately every minute of my time there was scheduled so I didn't get to take advantage of the facilities. Brussels is expensive in general, and I've stayed in some crappy places that were very expensive. At 150 a night (without breakfast) this is pretty pricey. The rooms are actually lovely (though not huge) and the style manages to be contemporary and rustic at the same time. The entrance is really the entrance to the spa and the hotel part even has its own little lounge area. It loses a star for its breakfast. Its 15 euro and the service is patchy. The first morning I asked for tea and didn't get it but did manage to get an omelette in addition to the bread, juice and pastries in the buffet. The other two mornings I was not offered hot food, although other guests were, but I did manage to get my tea. It did seem way overpriced to pay 15 euro for some bread, tea and a pan au chocolat. If I wasn't so pressed for time I would have tried to get something somewhere else.

Awful service for such an institution. The management and the direction are not attentive to the…read moreclients and ignore their request taking advantage of the new sanitary restrictions and reducing the working capacity of the club in order to work with less staff but still collecting enormous membership contributions. Obviously, only the restaurant is fully functional and open to all... an additional source of income, of course!. Impossible to contact their services by phone to have additional information, inaccessibility to the club, management not listening and protecting itself with new sanitary measures, etc ... The club accepts more members every year but the staff is not following suit leading to saturation of the infrastructures and services. The greedy direction is only looking to rob his clients and do not respect its quality engagements. I'm very disappointed by the management that forgets his fundamental hospitality values. They are now leading a money factory. I'll not return to the club who has lost all his attractiveness.

I'm a crossfit fan and have tried a few different places here and there (see my review about…read moreCrossfit Glasgow). W950 is a great place to train and I would definitely recommend it. For those who don't know crossfit, it's a sport based on fitness optimisation (constantly varied functional movements performed at relatively high intensity, according to its founders). Crossit W950 perfectly incorporates these values and proposes great workouts with competent and friendly coaches. Rates are not the cheapest of all; probably a bit higher than a basic gym but cheaper than a fancy one (€950 for a year, unlimited). What I really like about the place is the community of people (when you're a regular you start knowing everyone), the spirit of going beyond your limits and this feeling of being part of a team, even if you usually don't work in teams (except Saturdays for the team workout). Also, girls, don't be scared of going, this place is packed with chicks.

Great box but alas I think it's a victim of its own success…read more I joined over 2 weeks ago and until today I have been unable to book a single Fundamentals class. All those classes are overbooked and the waiting lists are long. At this rate I will be taking one Crossfit class a month - something that kind of defeats the purpose of regular training. I have sent email to the box asking for their help and I have not received a reply. I will give it a few more days but if I cannot book another class for the next 2 weeks then I am going to go elsewhere.

Sports center at the Flemish-speaking university in Brussels (the VUB). There is a swimming pool…read more(never tried but it is supposed to be OK). There is a gym (Basic Fit now). An outside pitch for football and also at least two big multi-sports inside pitches. You can rent a 1/3, 2/3 or the full area to practice volleyball, basketball, indoor soccer or any other thing you want. There is also an area for squash and also a track field with a full-size football or rugby field (synthetic grass). If you are interested you can check all the updated information in their website. Prices are OK. Certainly a good place where you can get your body moving.