Long time member. Gym is very spacious with lots of equipment. Also well maintained. All I can ask…read morefor.

My husband and I used to go to Goodlife Metrotown for more than a year. We had such a negative and…read morestressful experience when we requested to freeze the membership: 1. I was pregnant, and as it was a risky pregnancy, I asked to freeze my membership. The staff member on the phone was very helpful and informed me that they would call me BEFORE I would be charged, close to the end of the period of freeze. They didn't call me and I WAS CHARGED even though I was unable to practice any physical activity. I didn't receive any refund, even I saying that I could send them the doctor's note. 2. Then, with a newborn at home, I requested the freeze again in a different period, and 2 days later, I WAS CHARGED. This is unacceptable. It is no the customer problem how is the financial dynamic of the company. We didn't receive the refund! Finally, we requested to cancel the membership and also because we moved to Calgary. The staff member said that they need 30 days notice - what wasn't informed to us when we signed up. We said that we wanted to cancel right away and we also requested our refund for what we were charged on the 2nd time. The lady said that she would cancel it but the refund could not be made. At the end of the day, we basically paid the 30 days notice with the money that we should receive as a refund (for the 2nd inappropriate charge). We feel extremely harmed by this company, we feel that we were charged inappropriately. This is a company that cannot be trusted and that does not treat its customers honestly. If you want to avoid headaches, avoid GoodLife Fitness.

Stay away from Fitness World. here is why: I recently…read morecancelled my membership, and even though I did it properly, they told me there's a mandatory 30-day notice period, which means you still have to pay for another month after you cancel -- even if you don't use the gym at all. Then, to make things worse, they charged me $62 for an annual fee after my cancellation. When I asked about it, they said it's "in the policy." Honestly, it feels like they design these rules just to squeeze extra money out of people on their way out. It doesn't stop there -- if you downgrade your plan, they charge you another $30 fee just to do that. Again, technically it might be "policy," but it's terrible customer treatment. And for what? The gym is overcrowded most of the time, and during busy hours it's almost impossible to find an empty treadmill or machine. That was the main reason I wanted to leave in the first place. So between the hidden fees, the lack of transparency, and the overcrowding, I'd say Fitness World is one of the worst value gyms I've ever joined. I strongly suggest checking out literally any other gym before signing up here.

-10 Do not trust this business , The gym and the equipment was in good shape that wasn't the…read moreproblem it was their deception where they throw you a bill at the end of the year that equals a three month membership for administration fees when they promises to you that they won't honour and they'll bill you anyways in this day and age there's a lot of people trying to scam people constantly on the Internet and on the phone I don't need somebody that I'm in partnership with that has my credit card information and he's willing to do what they want with it even when they said they won't absolutely will not do business with this outfit ever again Again it's too bad the gym was nice the equipment was nice management blows

Nice, clean, newly built centre with welcoming staff. Some classes are hard to sign to since the…read morespots are filled very fast.

The app for registering in classes is awful. I tried everything. I even went to the Apple store to…read moreget help, and they said it was on the Y's platform. I was told I could phone or walk in and register 48 hours in advance! So I terminated my membership.

This is probably the best gym I have been to. Not for the aesthetics, but for the amount of…read moreequipment and space this place has. Plus i love that there are TONS of leg machines. My favourite day of the week is LEG DAY...so this is perfect given that i murk my legs each workout..thanks to this gym. My husband and I always visit when we are back in town and to be honest - anywhere we go we try to find a gym just like this one. Not crowded, tons of machines.. and people who are there to WORK OUT. . . I miss ultimate fitness and cant wait to go back once i return from ATL. :) Yeah this gym is expensive, but i rather pay $$ for a gym that has equipment and space than pay 10$ at steve nashs for a shitty gym with bunch of idiots. I hate because i have been there and its nothing but a creep sesh for bunch of roided monkeys. OBVIOUSLY, i rather shell out money for a good place where i know people are there to workout and not creep or chit chat. This is a raw gym - and its good for people looking to gain mass and strength. If you are looking for tvs on treadmills, or if you want some attention then THIS is NOT the gym for you. =) A++++++

Grim's Gym is a little tough to find. It's situated in a warehouse on Spring Street behind the main…read morestreet of Port Moody, St. John Avenue. The place is huge. They turned a massive warehouse into a workout mecca. There is a massive gym space filled with free weights and machines. In the back o the main floor, they have a whole section for legs. In the front when you first walk in, there is a big section of cardio machines. They have a big screen TV to watch as you do your workout. The gym is fully secure as well. You have to use a key card to enter the fitness area. The locker rooms are fully secure with a shower and private washroom facilities. There is an upstairs section that divides into an ab and stretch area. There is a full boxing area and dance/aerobics/yoga area too. Also, behind closed doors is a woman's only section. I personally don't know what's in there, but I bet it's hot! Sorry... They hve good kids working at the front desk who will cook you an after workout meal or make you a shake. Good place to train. Check it out as a member or a drop in for $5.

The good? Pretty empty, even during peak hours. This is likely due to all the bad I'll list below…read more The bad? Outdated equipment, a large amount of which is usually broken. Pretty unsanitary facility, the water tastes like there's mold in the lines, the front desk staff are usually pretty good, but anybody operating the rest of their customer service issues are rude, unhelpful, and ultimately just want to charge you for any fee they can. The price is very high for what you're getting. The classic gym that just wants you to sign a contract, and then bill you any and every chance they get. Their system repeatedly said my payment had declined (spoke with Visa, they had no part in this, and I am never even close to my limit, nor do I have this experience with the other dozen auto payments I have on my card). Repeatedly tried to resolve this with them, to no avail. To cancel? More fees, late charges, and additional membership payments due to their "policies". If you want to hit some barbell movements during peak hours, it's an alright gym. If you want a remotely positive experience, in absolutely any way, do NOT go to this gym.

Absolutely have to pinch every penny out of you citing the "contract". Put a deposit on a key fob…read moreand when I terminated my membership they said they wouldn't take the fob back citing covid. Charged me another annual fee as well. The place was dirty all the time.

60$/ month and no massage beds? These gym prices are hilarious. Much better gyms around for value…read more They wouldn't even offer any shirts or anything lol

I had contacted the Jim and advise them that my husband attends the gym as well as my tenant who of…read morecourse have memberships and with a membership you can bring a friend for free. I stated that I was interested in getting a membership but wanted to try out the gym first so inquired about drop in fee. I was advised they would charge me $20.00, though I could get in free if I go with my husband or tenant, I just wanted to work out earlier and didn't want to wait for either. I asked them what the monthly membership fee was, they replied, it's $15.00 a month to utilize 1 location. I then said, I know two people who already have memberships already who live in the same household, I just want to try out the gym as I was thinking about purchasing my own membership however, you still want to charge me $20? teply "yes" I understand they need to charge a drop in fee, I think I would treat every situation a bit different depending on circumstance. If I cannot prove Vy on my drivers license, that two other members of the gym lived in my household, I can understand that reply since there are people who will lie about things like that. It really makes me sad because I wanted to train there and have the option to work out with my husband or my tenant if I wanted to, however that experience made me not want to go to the gym ever

Went in a few nights ago with my class pass for the first time. The front of house person was…read morekind and welcoming. He ensured I had everything g and was ready to go. He helped me set up and gave me some cold water when I forgot mine during a hot yoga session. It was a deep relaxation session so just tranquility and minimal chimes. Parking is street parking and would be hard to find during the day but other than that, great studio from what I can see.

I've been attending this student for a month and have not had a great experience. I've done Moksha…read more(Modo) Yoga for six years and will forever sing their praises, but sadly since moving to Coquitlam Oxygen is the only hot yoga studio in reasonable walking distance. If you want a place for a mindful and connected yoga practice, this is not it. It is more yoga-inspired than actual yoga. They blare music, even during their "relaxation class" and care more about speed etc. then breath and mindfulness. Occasionally I modify their movements for my own needs (I see no need for lifting weights etc. in my yoga practice) and have been chastised for this. During a recent practice the instructor openly made fun of me in class in front of the others, shaming my movement and fitness, it was really shocking. After this happened a number of times I finally asked her quietly "why does it matter if I modify this pose for my needs?" and she spoke loudly for the rest of the class to hear "I'm not responsible if you hurt yourself". I was at zero risk of hurting myself (I'm a former ballet teacher!) and even if I did follow her movement exactly she still wouldn't be responsible for any injury.... that is why we sign liability waivers! It was a humiliating and uncalled for experience. Sadly, this is the only studio near me now and so I will continue to attend to keep active. But will avoid the above teacher in the future. Bottom line, if you want a great hot yoga practice and have the ability to travel a bit, it is worth your time to go to your nearest Moksha/Modo studio.