Spacious gym with plenty of fitness equipment. It is two stories with a cardio area, studio, free…read moreweights, strength training, and others. There is strict access control that requires members to go through a turnstile before gaining entry. The locker room is quite small with a limited number of showers. There is no free water fountain, but people often fill their bottles using the sink in the restroom (really unsanitary compared to American standards). There is only one restroom for each gender in the entire gym. That said, it's nothing fancy with only one toilet and a couple of urinals. I don't know if this is still the case but a couple of months ago, the water was turned off inside the gym due to a plumbing problem. As a result, the restroom and showers were off limits. One week would've been okay but it actually dragged on for over a month and a half. I don't know the situation now but that's completely unacceptable. How can you operate a gym when people are cut off from basic services?? Anyways, another problem is the lack of heat during the winter. There doesn't appear to be a central heating system so the staff uses a tiny electric heater that serves no practical purpose. Oh and don't expect much from the staff. They're never at the front desk and couldn't provide much assistance during my previous interactions with them. I guess you get what you pay for. The price is only 20 euros if you sign a one-year contract. It's about 10 euros higher for a month-to-month plan. Upon signing up, you get a nice backpack that is actually decent quality.

From the owner: Vous êtes les bienvenu(e)s pour visiter le club Basic-Fit de Strasbourg. Nous avons pris des…read moreprécautions supplémentaires au sein de nos clubs pour créer un environnement sportif sûr où chacun peut se sentir en sécurité pour s'entraîner. Par exemple, les clubs sont à présent nettoyés plus souvent et nous travaillons avec un système de réservation pour accueillir un nombre limité de personnes dans le club en même temps. Vous trouverez tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour atteindre vos objectifs : des machines derniers cris, 7 zones d'entraînement différentes, des entraîneurs personnels dans la plupart de nos clubs. L'utilisation des casiers est également comprise dans votre abonnement. Vous pourrez vous entraîner pour un excellent rapport qualité-prix à Strasbourg.

Clean studio and wide variety of classes and times. As a yoga teacher myself, I did not really like…read morehow everyone was called out throughout class - it was always for doing something wrong never a "good job" or "great alignment." I almost left feeling worse about my yoga practice than when I came in! They did have a decent 3-day deal and the location was central, just next to the Cathedral.

Dude, this place sucks. First, the fact that it's *the only* place in Strasbourg offering…read moreAnglo-Saxon-style 7/7 day classes is bad enough, though that's in itself a positive. But the teaching and customer experience remains resolutely and depressingly French. The teaching is top-down, heavy-handed, and rigid: teachers stand at the top of the class and call out to people; they don't move around, they don't perform adjustments, they don't talk to people individually and one-on-one... Given the prices (very high), it is just not value for money. It feels like primary school: one teacher will comment on people aloud, as in "that's a little better than before but still not right" and "so and so isn't able to hold that pose and should use a blanket for support." It found this SO shocking that I suggested to her that people might want to be corrected one-on-one and she immediately became rude, aggressive, and defensive. It was thoroughly depressing to see how unresponsive she was to feedback, but also totally in line with the spirit of the place. Seriously, it's like a 1970s classroom - totally heavy-handed, one-directional teaching without any attempt to create a nice atmosphere or rapport with people in the room, nor adapt to their needs (or suggest they should adapt poses to their own needs, more importantly!!). Classes are also badly lacking in creativity. I've followed classes in multiple cities and studios, and these are just the basic poses over and over. It's just... barren as an experience. Think school gym class rather than a place for people to learn, grow, and flourish. The fact that they are so embedded in their style as to not see it is more depressing still. Just don't. Ambiance cours de gym de collège, profs pas pédagos pour un sou, pas approachable, pas chaleureux... et des cours à 30 personnes en plus pour maximiser les revenus. A fuir.