I tried to reign my membership because I had cancer and could not go during chemo. I lost my job…read moreduring this time also, therefore finances were shot too. Their response. Refer my account to a debt collector and ruin my credit. They are a very insidious company and I would not recommend them to anyone.

One of my main goals this year was to get a lot fitter and I have been wanting to look into a gym…read moremembership for a while and looked at a couple of places but I ended up choosing Fitness First Carindale. Main reason was that I can easily walk to and from the gym as it's close by to where I live. I've been impressed with not only the facilities but the service delivered by the staff as well from the membership consultant to reception and the trainers. They have a variety of classes on to suit everyone whether its Zumba, bodyattack or even the small group training sessions. When you sign up with them, you can either have 3 sessions with a personal trainer for $75 (Normally costs $180) or the fitness program which is free to new members and you get 3 sessions with a group floor instructor. I chose to go with the fitness program as I didn't want to spend money on a personal trainer and much rather have the alternate option which is the fitness program in which all they basically do is show you how to use all of the machines the correct way and other exercises you can do to build up strength as well as knowledge on what you start achieving your own personal goals. At the end of your workout when you feel tired and muscles are sore, they have both a 25 m indoor heated pool, 2 spa's and a sauna as well or you can just jump in the showers in the change rooms which are just as good. Probably only down side is that Fitness First are an expensive gym to join but I personally would recommend people to consider getting a membership as you won't regret it and they also have lots of other things they offer their members whether its free coffee and tea, free wifi and lots of other stuff.

Sometimes life throws you lemons and you make the best lemonade in the land.. This happened to me…read more I became extremely ill whilst attending Snap fitness in 2013 and was forced to quit- this meant giving up a lot of time spent at my favourite gym. Just yesterday I called the manager asking if I could become a member once again. I expected to repay all membership fees/ Card holding fees and pay upfront a little extra $$. Not one cent was charged. I had become a member years ago and once your a member you're always a member! I still had my card so they simply reactivated! I also snapped up a promotion so I get a month for free... Not bad at alllllll. As for the gym, it's small but it's open 24 hours. There are comps/ group sessions/ pt sessions/ boxing/ skipping equipment/ every kind of gym junkie equipment you'll need. Oh and stacks of weights if you want to 'get big'. I'll be going back again tomorrow. Let's get fit Brisbaneites.

From the owner: we’re a strong, welcoming community built over the past few years with members of all ages,…read moreabilities, and fitness levels. Our space is all about feeling comfortable, not judged. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned athlete, you’ll find support, motivation, and a sense of belonging here. We embrace diversity, foster real connections, and offer the convenience of a café right next door and a pool nearby to help you round out your wellness routine. Come as you are we’re here to help you feel stronger every day.

terrible service, unprofessional and unhelpful. Trish and Mitch were unable to give me a reasonable…read moresolution to resolve my issue

Goodlife at Holland Park is one of the two gyms I regularly work out at. The great thing about a…read moreGoodlife membership is that you can visit any Goodlife Gym around Australia, which is fantastic, so I swap between this one and the Mount Gravatt location. Holland Park has probably the most packed out group fitness class timetable of all the Brisbane goodlifes (that I have seen), so this is great in the sense that they offer a wide variety of classes (RPM/cycle, all the LesMills, Zumba, Boxing, Yoga and Pilates). Unfortunately, though the classes here are EXTREMELY packed out and popular and often I find myself getting frustrated at the lack of space in a Bodyattack or Bodycombat class (its not nice to be almost kicked in the head, or run into someone). They do give out class tokens, but I swear these never run out and they dont seem to impose much class size limitation. The carpark at this gym is also quite tiny and you will literally never find a park in peak times. Fortunately there is some street parking as well. The good thing about Holland Park is that likely due to it being one of the more busy and popular Goodlifes, they have spent a lot of money on upgrading it. There are nice new carpets, new cycle/spin room, new equipment and a large shiny newly expanded weights section. This gym also used to be a Squash centre prior to becoming a Goodlife, so the squash courts remain, for anyone who likes to play.

Nice gym equipment store with good range and very good service. Parking is not the best but oh…read morewell. Our body corporate recently bought $10k worth of machines from them and the the advice on selections and the delivery and follow through service was great. There was a small hiccup with installing the fixed weights machines system but they came through for us and even threw a few small gifts our way to make sure we stayed very happy.

From the owner: One stop shop for gym & fitness equipment. Qualified personal trainers and staff to assist the…read moreright exercise & fitness equipment.