No complaints here - this gym is great. Lots of machines and weights, relaxed atmosphere, very…read morefriendly, helpful, and English-speaking instructors, and a nice roster of courses. The facilities are clean, bright, modern and well-kept. There's even a dance/yoga studio that's available for use if there isn't a class going on in it. So basically it doesn't feel like a torture chamber (like so many other unfortunate Amsterdam gyms). The only downside is that there's only one location, but I would definitely recommend it as a neighborhood gym.

Alright. Phhooooooo....okay…read more I'm a stuck-up, super-spoiled, vegetarian-mega-brat. Why? I come from Los Angeles where if you want a macrobiotic, vegan, raw, super-green slice of ANYTHING, we've got it. It's pretty much amazeballs. Really. We do it up in California without any pretentious vibes at all. We're just super stoked to be healthy and that's that. Oh, we also like options. So, when I heard about Unlimited Health yesterday from my holistic masseuse (Massage Marin - I've reviewed her, she's ridiculously great), I was so pumped. Their website looks stellar - they have a cafe+juice bar+restaurant. Yoga and detox center, too, but I'm not a stretchy kind of gal. So, I grabbed a friend this morning, hopped on our bikes and rode over there, so elated for the insta-health we'd find here. The setting is bland. No music. Feels like a cold cafeteria in a hospital. Granted, it was only around 11:30am, so maybe the older women working there just don't know ambiance is a 24-7 kinda thing? Not sure. Anyway... The grocery store. It has a small, but neat assortment of raw snacks. An okay assortment of supplements. Water bottles. Green powders. Skin care. Okay, good. So, there's stuff I can buy to feel awesome. Oh, but wait. 10euros for 300 grams of a raw cereal? You're, like, kidding right? Right? 40euros for a small green powder. Um, you are SO funny, store! What a crackup. Right? Right? Bottom line: the concept is ok. However, you're getting ripped off. The same products in the US go for half the price. Maybe more. It's nice to have a small grocer with even more upscale raw/vegan, etc. products...but come on. Is the wallet-raping necessary? I left with some kale chips and a shot of wheatgrass. I'll go back. For Liquid Aminos. After my paycheck. ;)

This is the best green juice in Amsterdam. The owner is 73 years old and glowing of health. Dont…read moreget turned down by the quietness. Just order the juice. Organic, fresh. Great shop with an enormous variety of superfoods etc.

Amazing place with an amazing service! Clean facility, professional masseurs, friendly stuff & not…read moreexpensieve. I had 1 hour deep tissue, was good experience, felt much better after. Please note: foreign cards w/o chip are not accepted, I payed with pay pall & had no problem.

Kwik Fix stands out as the only place I will get a massage in Amsterdam even though it's not…read morecovered by insurance. It's a clean and simple set up, with tables separated by heavy curtains in a long room. Don't expect a spa. The masseuses don't chat beyond asking about the pressure and are competent, always delivering a hard, consistent, deep tissue relaxing massage. I recommend the 60 minute massage for € 45. I call ahead of time and make an appointment. You can walk in but you may have to wait. It can get busy at times. I always leave in a euphoric state, stumbling onto my bike with a grin. It's always a consideration when I have some extra coin in my hands.

Beautiful studio in the heart of Amsterdam. New equipment and knowledgeable staff. Highly…read morerecommended.

Very experienced and knowledgeable instructors (certified), wide range of offers from Private…read moreTraining (one on one), Duet lesson (2 students) to group lessons (max 5 students) during 7 days a week, small scale and intimate atmosphere but above all great results for your body! With an injury I started taking private lessons, already after 2 lessons I felt the impact on my shoulders (suffered from a frozen shoulder), and added group lessons after a couple of months to my schedule. Now I am addicted to Pilates and Bodyvita with an average of going 3 times a week, it completely changed my life style and it makes me feel great! Just try it out by taking an introduction package. Highly recommended.

Nice clean studio, not unfriendly to out of towners, but definitely not friendly. Just a place to…read moretake a yoga class and that is it. No real sense of community or interest in who you are, how long you have been practicing or anything. Very different from every other studio I have been to and I have been to many having been practicing this type of yoga for 25 years. This studio was also cooler than most hot yoga studios. Never felt hot the entire class.

Just in town for a few days, got to a 7am class. It is a beautiful, wooden foyer. Men's locker room…read morewas fine (the shower is communal and you need to bring your own soap). They only take debit cards and my Chase bank debit card worked. The studio is large, nice and clean. The male teacher went by the Bikram script, and went around helping people with their positioning. All-in-all I am glad I found this place. Oh, one more thing... This is Bikram Yoga so there is no spiritual yoga talk, no incense, no music. If you are looking for that, don't come here and then complain that it's not like your home studio.

While staying in Amsterdam for 2 weeks we used Sukha yoga studio. The studio is a fantastic,…read moreinviting, clean and warm space. Anna keeps her classes interesting. Her classes feel like a warm hug when you leave the studio. The process to purchase and schedule classes was very simple. I would definitely recommend!

This is the most gorgeous yoga studio and the class was exactly what I needed. So happy I found…read morethis magical place for the rest of my stay in Amsterdam

Decent gym, has pretty much everything you need. Big open, high ceiling open area that houses the…read morefree weights, weight machines, cardio machines, circuit training, and virtual spinning areas. They also have a 'Funxtion zone' that houses the new Funxtiom group lesson but outside of lesson times can be used for your own workout. There's one lesson room where they give everything from yoga and Pilates to Bodypump, kickboxing, and Zumba (to name a few). This is a perfectly decent gym for a relatively low price. There aren't a lot of extras, but then that's not really the Fit For Free business model.

Fresh Health & Fitness is a small fitness club in the 'Tolstraat' in the Pijp. When you come inside…read moreit looks very nice. Clean, nice interior, place to sit and relax and it seems to have anything you need (at least, what I need.). The staff is friendly and helpful. They also sell coffee and juices which is nice. The big downer about this place is the price. It is very expensive. You pay 45 euros or something for 'dal-uren' (you can't get inside after 5 PM). I pay 50 euros each month for the student membership so for a regular membership its even more. I think this is very expensive, especially since the club is so small and a lot of the machines are always taken and you have to wait. Which is annoying.

Came here for my sanity during a torturous conference so only used for 3 days…read more Staff are lovely - no problems at all. Be mindful to bring your own towel as these are not provided. The two big problems with this gym are; It's tiny. Really really small. So if you are in anyway claustrophobic or don't fancy waiting for one piece of equipment I would avoid. The opening hours are restrictive - sat 9-7 and sun 9-5. Not so bad during the week though. I probably wouldn't return - the lack of space is an issue for me. Aside from that though it is a nice clean fitness centre. I guess it depends what floats your boat. No booming shitty music - I really appreciated that.