My favourite workout studio in all of Vancouver! Forewarning: lagree is not like pilates and do not…read moreattempt to go 7 days in a row during the intro period if you do not exercise regularly, give your body some time to rest! That being said, I liked that this studio requires headphones so everyone is focused on their own form. It is also a slightly bigger class size (max 16) compared to other reformer pilates class but that doesn't take away the instructors focus on their students! Lagree focus more on toning and endurance so you'll feel yourself growing stronger but not necessarily growing muscles like you're weight training. It is also a lot of core work I love Kiki and Bouse's classes the most, Kiki is super attentive to her students and remembers them by name. She also adds variations so you can pick your own difficulty level to do. Bouse's leg section are a KILLER, it always hurts to walk the next day haha

While I thought this was a great challenge for me to do 7 days in a row, I felt that it was a lot…read morefor me to handle. This is definitely intense and will push your limits. One of the hardest workouts I have tried. The instructors are great and accommodating. I would recommend trying the classic classes first before trying others. Personally, I would maybe do once a week and something else in between for workout. Definitely good for core strength.

I have been coming to this location for almost three months now. The staff is amazing and very…read morefriendly. The first class is complimentary and as someone who had not been to a gym in ages, even the basic classic class was tough but the instructors are so supportive and encouraging that you want to come back and work harder. There is a place to put your valuables and they provide you with all the equipment that you would need. The group aspect of it motivates you to push yourself harder. I would definitely recommend it!

I'm shocked at the low score for this place because I LOVED it! My friend had a trial here so I…read moresigned up for the one week, unlimited classes, for $20. I signed up for the one class and ended up taking 4! It's hard but short and sweet. The movements are hard and the choreography is detailed but the instructors were all incredibly kind and patient. They lead by demonstrating the movements but then they also come around and correct you. My first instructor even asked if it was ok if she did so - which was different but also amazing. The classes were all different and extremely engaging. After my week of barre, I was hooked! I highly recommend you trying out this place! It's a nice addition to your workout routine. A bit pricey but a great way to use different muscles!

I love swet haus and no you wont fall off the bike! I tried it to get more cardio as my knees are…read moreout of line and in my new wellness goal running or impact exercise is out of the question. The staff is super helpful and nice and they help you out so you understand the bikes, measure your bike so its custom fit for you and are just terrific. I signed up for 10 visit punch card and that ends this week.it took me 3 visits to understand how it all works and my boney butt was so sore until class 4 then the hurt was gone. I SWEAT A LOT and its such a fun way to work out. When Im there i feel so in the zzone. Spin is my new love and its helping me achieve my fitness goals. At 51, who knew this would be so awesome. Just signed up for 6 months. SO EXCITED.

From the owner: The Swet Haus is a spin studio, featuring a nightclub feel with a professional sound system,…read morechest-thumping motivating music, and accompanying Las Vegas style light show. We focus on high intensity interval training on top-of-the-line stationary Schwinn bikes with an added upper body component located in a TRX room, providing a safe and accurate full body workout unlike anything currently on the market.

I worked out with Kommunity six days in a row while I was on vacation in Vancouver - and wow, I am…read moreso glad I found this gym! The workouts were challenging, fun and fast-paced. Coaches were great about making the rounds to give pointers and encouragement. I also appreciated the luxe amenities, like being handed a cold mint towel as you leave class. I highly recommend Kommunity for Vancouver locals, as well as visitors. If you're just dropping in like I was, I'd suggest having a solid basic fitness level and some familiarity with weights. Although the coaches are awesome, the class moves quickly and wouldn't be suited to somebody who needs a lot of support. Looking forward to returning next time I'm in Vancouver!

Kommunity is a community that I want to be part of. My friends and I went as first timers and are…read morealready thinking of going back. Classes are 50-minute circuit-style workouts with HIIT, strength, and cardio spread out across different stations. We did FIERCE (K-HIIT) with Ali Martinez, who gave us first timers a quick rundown of the gym before class. The class started with a warmup before we split off into our assigned stations, which included the SkiErg, rower, box jumps, weighted squats, ladders, and sandbags, among others. Most stations had two different exercises for some additional variety. Aside from the instructor's choice station, all stations had the respective workout playing on screen which made it easier to follow along. There were even motivational quotes and footage playing as you moved across stations! I also appreciated the end tables at each station because we could leave our water bottle and towel there, while also having a spray bottle readily available. The energy level was high throughout the class with the fist-bumping music and Ali's encouragement. I loved that there was a cooldown at the end with the roller to really target our sore spots. The mint towel at the end was the cherry on top! As Kommunity is on the pricier side (e.g. $435/month for unlimited), I would at least try the free first timer class and perhaps wait on a monthly promotion. That said, Kommunity takes the best parts of its competitors and meshes it into one sleek, modern gym - from F45 with its stations and video demos, to Barry's with its music and lights, to House with its lounge and merch, and to Equinox with its mint towels. Other amenities include lockers, a water bottle filling station, restrooms, and wifi.

I tried this studio on class pass. The staff are super friendly and check in was organized. At…read moretimes there was a line, but they kept it moving. They have a map for the studio ready with all the bike assignments right when you check in, which was super helpful. Classes include cycling shoes, a sweat towel, bath towels and shower amenities. Lockers are free and quite large. There was a bit of a bottleneck at the lockers and also in the reception, waiting for the studio to open. There is also a hydration station with two taps for water bottles, which is awesome because most gyms only have one and a line always forms. The studio itself has a good vibe. The lights are low and there's mood lighting. The decor is trendy and it's clean, with sanitizer wipes to wipe down touchpoint after the class. There are mirror on three sides so it's easy to check your form. The one con is that the studio itself is not that big and they definitely have crammed as many bikes as possible into it. The back row is tiered though, so that helps somewhat. The space only can become an issue during the stretch and also I think it restricts what can be done with the weights. The instructor was very approachable and had a school dance throwback playlist ready. She made sure to control the lighting so that it matched the class. She also helped people check their bikes. The class had a fun atmosphere. The change room has three showers. They aren't the biggest, but they are sufficient and have good water pressure. They also provide skoah shampoo, conditioner and body wash. Would like to see the ingredients for the toiletries though. Some good amenities in the changing area including razors, tampons, curling irons and a bunch of hair dryers. Lots of bench space as well that is tiled and built in, which is smart.

Not the biggest fan of spin but my experience is fully reliant on the theme topic, for example when…read morethere was a high school musical x hannah montana class i signed up SO FAST. That class playlist was absolutely fire and I wish they would make it a regular. Some instructors would also take request so don't be afraid to request for something! (e.g. a kpop group specifically :P)

Great workout environment with energized coaches and plenty of other people to keep you motivated…read more The music is loud, so bring ear plugs if you can't handle it. Classes run steep at about $30/CAD each, but they offer packages at a discount. If you don't like running, this is not the place for you. Every workout is a combination of treadmill and weights.

Back for another class - and it was amazing as always! This time the instructor was Pam and I liked…read moreher high energy. Good mix of movements between treadmill and floor.

I've gone to this studio 3 times (hip hop, heels, street jazz) and the now closed Kits location…read moreonce (hip hop). Thoroughly enjoyed each class. The studio is airy and clean. They offer free de-caf free at the front and plenty of room to sit and wait for your class. There's such a wide range of selection for types of dances that there is one for everyone. You can choose what level you want and the ones I went to were all intro/open so they were beginner-friendly. Every instructor has been very nice. It's a judgement free zone and a great way to have fun!

I've always wanted to try hip hop dance and this opportunity came until this friend suggested me to…read morejoin him last Sunday. My friend J went quarter before 3 and I showed up little late when the dance session started. I wish there was a clear instruction before walking in. I was confused whether to take shoes off to change to indoor shoes or go into studios without my shoes and turns out I had to change to indoor shoes after arrival. Next step was filling out application form and if there was any medical history. I was ready for the session once it was finished. There was so much energy and the 90's hip hop was so perfect for this. Everyone wasn't first timers except for me and J. My instructor showed steps from slow speed and then the pace became quicker. It was little difficult to follow the steps and which direction to swing or to bend my legs. I nearly fell for the first 30 minutes , and then fell on the floor because of my poor balance. My only way to catch up is to observe my instructor or other people to improve dance steps. It was a fantastic work out for sure. Because there was only 1 fan, I felt very sweaty and humid in the dance studio. I only paid $10 for the first lesson and it was so worth it. Staff were nice and friendly. **Note: bring your old runners for the dance. Make sure they're clean pair. They have small change rooms so you can change into loose clothes. Water bottle is a must to bring. They even have a water station next to reception desk. I found myself overwhelmed that some moves were more of advanced level. Everyone else moved so fast I couldn't follow their speed. I found myself with a small bruise the next day.

This is a fantastic gym!…read more The owner, Greg, is very approachable. I moved to Vancouver about a year ago and he was very helpful in getting the administrative side of my account changed. Greg is frequently in the club, often working out with his son! The club has very nice equipment and there is plenty to choose from; For cardio there are Bikes (both recumbent and upright), elliptical, ergs, stair steppers, treadmills, and more. For lifting there are free weights, various isolation machines, multiple squat racks, kettle bells, smith machine, and more. If you're into Plyo there is an entire studio of equipment you can use. Some of the more niche gear like a hack-squat is missing, but if you're well seasoned at the gym or ask an anytime trainer, there are plenty of other exercises that work similar muscles. I will say, there is a rush hour, on no fault of the gym. It's not unmanageable, but if you're an introvert the right after work time might not be right for you. All other times, especially early mornings are quite manageable. A month or so ago my workouts were more sluggish than ever, and I remembered what it felt like to really kill a workout, so I made an appointment for a personal trainer--Lucy! Lucy has a great repertoire of exercises--every workout with her is motivating and I am always completely drenched in sweat! With Lucy I have gained confidence not only in my physical abilities by emotionally. She's the true definition of a COACH. If you're looking for a reasonably priced, clean gym with a great location (just off the SkyTrain), I highly recommend this gym!

This is no ordinary Anytime Fitness! I lived upstairs the building so naturally, I signed up. I…read moretake training quite seriously and was looking for a gym that was open 24 hours and had decent equipment, so this fit the bill perfectly. I came to this location for 2.5 years and loved it. Equipment was always clean, and if it was ever down, it was never down for over a week. Maintenance and cleanliness were top-notch were a gym. There were more than enough accessories such as foam rollers and workout bands, etc. as well. The staff are incredibly friendly and always greet you if you're in during their hours. There's always personal training available to you and my favorite part is that they're busy, but never ABSOLUTELY packed like other gyms have been. I've since walked into many, many Anytime Fitness locations and this one is by FAR the cleanest, best-run location I've ever seen. I would come back here in a heartbeat. I really can't complain about anything at this location! Even the clientele at this location is super respectful, which made my experience at the gym a lot more comfortable. The ONLY downfall is that it's a bit pricey, but this isn't exactly location-dependent; the entire chain charges $50~/month+.

Just skip this place. Zero patience…read more Very expensive Who calls anyone master? Very little space to observe, sit etc. Extra cost for testing and belts.

Location: Convenient/easy access by buses such as "41," "43", Cambie "15" or Canada Line. Parking…read moreout front on Cambie street. Service: Excellent Taekwondo School!! Been training here for 1 year and it's the best exercise - physically, mentally, spiritually, cognitively etc I've ever experienced in my whole life!! Master Alan Azizi is inspirational beyond words & highly supportive all around. The Instructors are friendly, patient, kind & wonderful Leaders. Safe & family-friendly environment for all ages. Training at Vancouver Martial Arts builds self confidence, improves self esteem, improves physical fitness, practical for everyday self-defense, builds or hones leadership skills and so much more! Truly life changing......highly recommend for anyone, any age, any fitness level! Value/Pricing: Completely comparable with other similar Martial Arts schools.

This gym is unequivocally the worst fitness experience in the lower mainland. Equipment is…read moreregularly taken over by personal trainers. In fact, several times throughout the week, at peak periods FW staff trainers hold classes that uses the entire gym making it impossible to train independently. There's only one set of pretty much any equipment which means your often waiting for weights and benches. The washrooms are never cleaned and often in disrepair. Equipment is rarely wiped down by members even if FW actually filled the hygiene stations. It's disgusting. More importantly, it is not a safe space and there's no staff on site if aggressive individuals are present. People regularly fob in large unpaying groups. When asked about this, FW says "there's nothing we can do". You're better off doing pushups in your living room.

Tons of different classes available for those who enjoy the group fitness atmosphere. Classes…read moreinclude: kettle bell training, yoga, spinning, crossfit, boot-camp, circuit training and more. Personalized workout plans can also be provided by Martina and feel free to drop in whenever you like and work out at your own pace. Martina is super nice (although she may look intimidating), water and towels are also available. Equipment is all brand new and really nice. Small space but a great bunch of people and you receive more attention from your trainer due to smaller class sizes. Kids classes are available on some afternoons