Very expensive! I signed up for London field anytime fitness for 42£ per month, then moved to a…read morenewer area where prices are much lower! they rejected to align the price or cancel the contract, stay away from it

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I'm not a student, so I pay full price so I may be a bit more fussy with this…read more My needs are a bit different to most gym goers, most want to lose weight, and guys want to have big arms and big chests so they can look good. However, I train for athletic performance, and am training to be a professional MMA fighter. My fighting gym does not have any weights facilities, so I thought I'd join Qmotion. For my needs I require access to powerlifting areas, bench press and squat rack. I saw the pictures on the website displaying some pretty impressive equipment for my needs, however after I joined it became clear to me that those areas are not available "without any supervision", I'm a 25 year old male, why would I need "supervision"... WHat I realsied that meant was that the area was reservbed specifically for the uni rugby team.. If this area is restricted for the rugby team, then why have to on the website, making it seem that it's available for the public. After having got my membership and found all this out, within 30 minutes I spoke to the manager, and asked to get a refund because I got a different impression of the place before I signed up. SHe refused to budge. So now I'm lumbered with a contract to a gym, that does not have the facilities I need. The gym also has a huge lack of plates and barbells for the free weights area, I was shocked to find that I couldn't use the squat rack because the barbell was used by someone for deadlifts... I found it diffiuclt to piece together my barbells because the 5kg plates were nowhere to be seen, and I had to go scouting and collect all the 1.25kg pates from the gym for my lifts. I don't doubt for a second that they do have plates around but the elitist rugby team have poached all of them for themselves in their little elitist portion of the gym that nobody else is allowed to go to. If you're not a student, go elswhere, fitness first, muscleworks etc come to mind, if you're a student by all means take advantage of the £89 for 6 months deal, you really CAN'T go wrong for that price. I'm really not a happy bunny.

The QMotion gym is really a great gym, especially for students. While the price might seem a little…read morebit expensive (it's cheaper for students, and even cheaper for Queen Mary students), it is completely worth it. As well as having all the newest cardio equipment, QMotion also offers a variety of classes, such as Yoga, Pilates, Kickboxing, Dance Aerobics, Spinning, Salsa and many more. The classes are fun and energetic. There is also a squash court, so, if you have rackets, you can play squash anytime you want. The woman's only gym is also a great addition, especially for those who have always shied away from the gym due to religious or self confidence reasons. While smaller, the woman's gym offers all the same cardio equipment, and some weights. Overall, this is a great gym, for anyone.

Trying to cancel a membership with this awful place is literally like trying to get blood out of a…read morestone. Once you do manage to cancel your membership, and follow it up by cancelling your direct debit, they behave as if the cancellation never happened. Eventually they will send a debt collection agency after you to recover the money that was never owed to them in the first place! Save yourself the trouble. Lift furniture at home or go for a jog. You might have a stroke after having to deal with this shady business.

So, I've been off the wagon for a year and decide to get back in shape. I rock up to my local…read moreFitness First and have a chat with Danny. Danny's got a lot of banter, charming and jokey. He put a lot of disconcerting emphasis on weight loss. Now, I don't know about you but going to the gym is not about weight loss for me, it's about keeping fit and staying in shape - maintenance, people, maintenance. Still, that didn't put me off. So, I signed up. But was disappointed to see the limited range of classes on offer. I like a good range of yoga and pilates classes. I was told about a start up pack which I was told included a free personal training session and something to do with aromatherapy??? Anyway, I booked the personal training session right away with a view to getting a work out routine. So, I had a session with Luke who showed me how to use the cross-tainer - I've been going to the gym for over 15 years!!! I think I know how to use a cross-trainer! Then got me to do 3 exercises (Lunges and 2 resistance exercises for my shoulder). Then walked me over to a table and discussed signing up for a personal training programme. I declined. 3 exercises is NOT a work out. It's a decent sized gym with a fair amount of cardio and weight machines. But given the limited range of classes and the laughable work out guidance my money would be wasted here. I wouldn't use the place often enough. So, guess who cancelled their membership and took their business elsewhere? Moi!

I have been a member since its opening in August 2011. It is probably the best gym (for me) in the…read morearea. Arranged over 2 floors with well over 30 running machines, 25 bikes and cross trainers, there is almost always an empty machine. The upstairs weights room is a festival of testosterone, full of locals blasting those quads THATS IT LOUIE, I often hear in the background! Its busy and has 3 studios, but most importantly its CHEAP, and I mean cheap. This does attract all sorts but for me its too convenient and easy to pass on. The first month it was like being in a nightclub, no joke. There were so many people just hanging around it was insane. It has calmed down alot since then and its almost civilised. Recommended. NB Area is wrong and dont know how to fix it. It should be N22.

Easygym claim you can book unlimited classes for a fee thats around £36 per month, yet the booking…read moresystem only allows you to book three classes at any point in time. Bookings open a week before class, and some classes get very busy. This means that as soon as your three favorite classes are finished, you must instantly go online and rebook them or else they fill up super fast. So that means if i regularly book two classes on a monday and one on tuesday, I cannot book anything for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Saturday or Sunday. So actually, this is not unlimited at all. All other gyms I know allow you to book as many other classes as you want, and they simply take measures for no shows. Easygym should do the same rather than try and cheat their customers. If the booking system is open for all at the same time (it is) then its fair game and anyone can book whatever they want. Not a good system and management should allow us to book what we want , and simply take measures for no shows.

This is a tiny but perfectly formed gym in the rafters of a church. It is open access, so it is…read moreused by people with disabilities, and I find this adds to the community feel. The staff aren't trying to earn commissions - they are genuinely caring and lovely people. It's only £30 a month to join but they are struggling with funding as it costs a lot to run, so if you have deep pockets, you know where to donate :) http://uk.virginmoneygiving.com/charity-web/charity/finalCharityHomepage.action?uniqueVmgCharityUrl=abilitybow

One of my favorite aspects of living in London this last Summer was the team over at London Fields…read moreFitness Studio. I worked with a personal trainer, Rowan Byrne, who was funny, intelligent, very knowledgable, and professional. He set up a fantastic workout routine for me and, although it was tough, helped me feel healthier. Within a month, I was noticing changes in my body. Yoga with Zoe was one of my weekly treats to myself. She is a fantastic yoga instructor. She knows her poses well and is great at pacing a class so that you feel stretched, warmed up. focused, and completely present. Be warned though: the word is out and her classes get packed. Please get there early so as not to disturb the others. Finally, Sapan, the owner. What a great guy. He truly achieved his goal of creating a work out space where people can find and build community. The pricing is not only fair, it's downright cheap for the attention clients receive. He's alway smiling and around the studio. He's helpful if you have any questions about anything at all. I can't praise this place enough. If you're at all close or thinking of joining a gym, this is the place. Stop looking elsewhere. I am now living back in Los Angeles, and I miss LFFS daily.

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To my travel companions who Crossfit, this place is the place to go. I've been actively doing…read moreCrossFit (in California) for a year and I repeat, this place is the spot to go. They have plenty of space and equipment. The wod was challenging and fun, great warm-up exercise routine leading up to the strength training. Bonus features is a cafe on the side for all your essential bcaa recovery drinks, water, pre-workout and they even have merch. Coaching staff is very attentive to all members, giving all fitters that mental push and people who Crossfit always have that same positive mentality, so granted the people there are AWESOME, not by default, but because they Crossfit. "don't be a don'ter do be a doer, and go to Crossfit London" #kenjeong

Stopped by while in town for a few days for a Metcon class. Had a great time and workout and ended…read moreup coming twice. Coach Nick was really friendly and attentive and as is the rest of the staff. I'd highly recommend dropping by if you're in town and want to sweat!

I am so fed up with this gym and would happily fill this up with expletives, the list is quite…read moreextensive with what is wrong with place its ok for them to cancel classes give you hardly any notice but if you do the same they'll happily add debts to your membership and get told nonsense about making it fair for everyone who attends classes I'd understand fines for serial offenders but how about not fining these who show up on time might i add and the centre is closed and then go on to add charges to my account they don't answer their phones either or their emails. Many instructors for the classes don't even arrive on time especially step and zumba.

I am very disappointed because of swimming pool staff especially the manager lady today as she was…read morerude and unprofessional towards special need children, when my 6 years old DS child was not coming out of paddling pool.