This gym is awesome! The owner was great, super friendly, spoke great english and the equipment was…read moreperfect. You can power lift, curcuit, or just do basics and some cardio. If you need a serious gym in Rome go here!

Such a great gym! Awesome equipment, the owner was awesome and speaks great English! Highly…read morerecommend if you're in Rome

I'm staying in San Giorgio since I have family here, and haven't seen many gyms until I came upon…read morethis one. The owner is very nice and accommodating, and there is a lot of equipment to use. Downstairs there is a large group training area where they do spin classes and such. The place exceeded my standards.

I was in Rome for 6 weeks, from Dec 25 to Feb 26, living in Trastevere. The gym is excellent; I…read morebought 3 packs of 10 visits, which wasn't expensive. There is plenty of good equipment, the staff are super friendly, and if you want to engage a PT, that's also easy. If you go early, you can have the place to yourself. Highly recommend.

I came here last summer on a three week stay in Rome and set up a temporary member for a very cheap…read moreprice. I was able to work out every morning and run to and from my apartment with ease. Mostly empty with plenty of weights for use. I'm a high school football player so the need for weight was a necessity. Staff could not be more helpful. I would definitely come here again if I ever find myself back in Rome.

Gyms in Italy aren't nearly as easy to come by as they are back in America. While the states are…read moredotted with Gold's Gym, LA Fitness, and even Planet Fitness, Italy has this little guy. It's tiny, think the size of your apartment complex gym, but it really does have almost everything you will need. Squat Rack, Smith Machine, Dumbells Galore, Cable Station, Dip and Pullup Rig, Treadmills, and even Bumper Plates (That's right Gold's, Sportman has Bumper Plates) Anyway, the equipment is definitely a little dated, and somewhat confusing if you aren't great at the mental math required to change kilos to pounds every time you want to lift. But you get used to it pretty quickly and even end up hitting some new PRs because you accidentally go heavier. For how tiny it is, it really does has a lot to offer, including personal training by the owners, who are a husband and wife, as well as spin classes, yoga, artistic gymnastics, walking, etc... You do need a doctors bill of good health in order to utilize this gym, just like any other gym in the country because of liability laws in Italy, but it really is a great little place.

This gym is owned by two guys in their late 20's - Mirko and Alessandro - hence the M.A…read more It's essentially a really big garage with tons of brand new clean and organized equipment. Free weights and machines as well as 3 treadmills and maybe 2 ellipticals and a bike or two. In the back there are two rooms, one seems to be set up for classes like Zumba or Pilates, and the other is for MMA style fighting. There are separate changing rooms with several showers and places to put your belongings. They play mostly Italian techno music mixed in with the occasional top 40 or rock. Depending on who is working the front desk, you could end up lifting to Britney Spears, so bring your headphones. There is no air conditioning, but this is Italy, so I won't deduct stars for that. All in all, this would be a nice small gym in the states, making it an AWESOME gym in this area of Italy!

Pablo is great! Nice, clean facility to get a workout in while on vacation. $10 euro for a day passread more

This a very small gym, but a perfect fit for the area its in. If you are a tourist on holiday for a…read moreday or a week or a month and need to go to the gym its is perfect. For a day its around 15 euro and a month its about 80euro. I loved it perfect if you know what you need to do and get out. But, if you go after 5pm good luck the small gym gets packed by the Romans getting out from work.