An amazing trainer - Brooke and a great facility! After…read morecomparing other gyms, we followed our trainer and it is easy to see why she is there! The enthusiasm is palpable and the professionalism abounds. We are seniors...not feeling the dreaded "ageism"!

Great staff, great set up, great clientele, easy to find…read more Organized. Challenging programs. great price.

This is the best gym in town. Such an incredible community, amazing coaches, very high quality…read moreprogramming, and the members who stick around for a long time achieve amazing things! Not your average gym. 10/10 recommend if you want to break free of the big box gym rut!

I cheated on my gym a little. Forgive me. I was curious about the classes at Hybrid Fitness so I…read morefilled out the form on their website. I was emailed within a business day and I got more information on the classes and signed up for a Sweat and a Strength class. Their website is really easy to use in terms of finding out the schedule. I also found that in their portal area, you can even see the kind of things you will be doing in some workouts. This gym is pretty huge! There is an open reception area with a spot for people to stretch and roll out before and after classes. There is an open gym area where people can come in and work out on some of the machines and free weights. Keep in mind, this is not the type of gym where you run on a treadmill for 20 minutes. If you want to lift heavy objects and put them down, hang around on some bars, and swing on some rings, this is a good place to do it. The women's locker room was really big with multiple showers (including a handicap stall), lockers, and room to do makeup and hair. There's hair blowers, products, and straighteners available to use as well. For both classes I was in, it was around 20 people which is apparently uncommon. They had an influx of people from another gym come in so they were dealing with some additional bodies. Either way, the workout was adjusted to ensure we could all do it at the same time AND there were 2 trainers there to help out. The workouts are very crossfit-centric. Where I'm used to bootcamp with a timer, this is more "do ___ reps within this time" or "for ___ minutes do as many sets of ___ movement and ____ movement". This was new to me as I am used to doing however many reps I can get in before the buzzer goes. It was tough but it was doable. You can scale it back if you need to but they did ask for everyones reps at the end which may be a bit intimidating for newbies. I really really loved how the trainers were on top of helping your form or giving you props. I also loved how everyone high-fived each other after the workout. I'm very glad I took a chance and came out to Hybrid. Definitely take advantage of their 3-free classes. If you want a tough workout that builds muscle, but also conditions your body, the sweat and strength classes are great. They are easy going and casual. If you want some competitive action or big lifts, they also offer those types of classes as well. While I have no intention of leaving my current gym at the moment, I now know a very good spot I would flock if I do.

Called multiple times, no answer. Voice said check schedule online. Did that and lane swimming on…read moreschedule for Dec. 26, 2024 starting at 7:45 am. Went there at 8:45 am building closed. Still not able to get an actual human to answer the phone...

I believe this is an above average YMCA in terms of it's size. They have 2 pools, one of which has…read morea floor that can elevate. There's also a full sized gymnasium, a very large weights and cardio area plus a few racquetball courts. It's clean, located right downtown (so on many bus routes) and all the staff and volunteers I've dealt with have been very friendly.

This is the first time I've ever experienced harassment from staff at any Planet Fitness…read morelocation--and I've been a loyal member for over 3 years. I've trained at over 50 different PF locations across Canada and the U.S., and never once had an issue until I visited the Oxford, London (Ontario) location. The general manager at this location--who I can only identify by her distinct purple hair--has publicly and repeatedly humiliated me over a minor payment issue. Rather than handling the matter discreetly and professionally, she approached me loudly, aggressively, and condescendingly in front of other members, demanding immediate payment. She even insisted on taking my phone herself to view my banking information. Despite resolving the payment issue immediately, I returned the next day only to be approached again--this time with her pretending not to recognize me--and subjected to the same public embarrassment. This happened a total of three times. It is clear to me that this behavior is no longer about my account, but rather a personal targeting that has made me feel deeply uncomfortable and unwelcome. Due to the continued harassment, I will no longer be attending this location. Unfortunately, there are no other Planet Fitness clubs within 30 minutes of my home, and I will be cancelling my membership after three years of loyalty. I hope this matter is taken seriously and addressed appropriately so no other member has to endure this kind of treatment.

i visited London, Ontario in 2023 and Planet Fitness were more than accommodating so that I could…read moredo a short term 7Day arrangement for a training facility. On 24May2025, I tried making the same arrangement, but because my UK phone was unable to download the Planet Fitness Canada App the facility refused me access to train. Surely this is technology and protocol gone mad. ID was available, monies were available and I just wanted a workout. Planet Fitness need to be a little more flexible to visitors. I know not to return there on my visits to Canada!

This is an amazing gym. I would recommend this gym to every single person I meet. All ages come…read morehere. They have plenty of qualified personal trainers, high quality machines, and their dumbbells go up to 150lbs. They also have an amazing protein/smoothie bar I highly recommend the nutty monkey and blueberry goodness. The price is reasonable and if you're a student or live nearby you get a discount. It is open 24/7 all you have to do is scan your key fob, which you can also scan on the treadmill and it tracks your progress. The staff is extremely accommodating and welcoming, every time I go I feel so incredibly comfortable. Please consider this gym, you will not be disappointed.

I've been going to forest city for a little while…read more The truth is I've had a good experience, and from the moment I arrived to this gym I was welcomed and treated well, especially by the manager Randi. As far as the facility itself is concerned it is smaller than the average gym perhaps, but it is extremely clean and well stocked. Further, the members are very respectful, and at any time the members working out will be one of the helpful trainers. Add to this that the facility is open 24hours with a member key-card (which you get by paying a refundable deposit), and that you also get access to the Berkshire Club's pool next door, I am very glad I came. The prices are reasonable, especially if you get a groupon.

Moved from the Westmount location to the Wellington and Baseline location for convenience. It just…read moreopened in the new year and I don't think the equipment has ever been wiped down. I never see anyone claiming except for the washrooms. The equipment is covered with dust and sand. Make sure you wipe the equipment before using. Very disappointed!

this is a heads up review for anyone considering using the new Fit4less that is going in at…read moreBaseline and Wellington. there will be no parking. Too much in that plaza and already not enough parking when this place opens good luck finding parking and as well the side streets are full with people from the hospital parking on the streets

I was interested in testing out some new gyms in London and I was lucky that Orange Theory was…read moresigning up people for their soft opening. If you signed up, you could get discounted monthly memberships, and 4 free classes. The sign up was kind of long and confusing but in the end, I was signed up and ready to hit the classes. The staff here are working out the kinks as it hasnt actually had its grand opening yet so I dont want to judge them too harshly. They are helpful and welcoming which is all I can really ask for at this point. The classes are essentially high-intensity interval training (HIIT). They actually promote the same process as my current gym, the 'afterburn effect'. When you do short bursts of intense activity for a small period of time, your body continues to burn calories during the day. I know that this process works for some people, as I've been working out this way for a year, and I've seen many people lose a ton of weight due to this type of routine. Inside the orange-lit workout room you have a row of treadmills, a row of rowers, and a row of weight stations with a trx, bosu ball, free weights, and an ab dolly. During the workout, the trainer will let you know what you need to do. Every workout is different. No 2 workouts are the same so if you dont like doing the same thing over and over, this spot is for you. I have to say, the best thing about these classes is the technology. Before you enter, you are given a heart rate monitor. This is a cost of about $80 but these things arent cheap so its worth it. When you walk in, the staff can see that your monitor is on and working (or not working and you need to adjust). When you go into the workout room, the monitors above you tell you your heart rate, along with everyone elses. The goal is to get into the 'orange zone'. This is where you want to be to get that 'afterburn effect'. For every minute you are in the orange or red zone, you get a 'splat point'. I dont think there is any reward for getting splat points other than getting to a final goal that your trainer may set for the group. They say that you should attempt to get 12-20 splat points in a session. You'll start in the grey zone, move up to the blue as you warm up, the green will show your warmed up, the orange is the spot where you are working, and the red is where you are going all out. You'll spend a few minutes here, but they ensure you are not uncomfortable or at risk of hurting yourself. When your workout is done, you actually are EMAILED your results for that session. The minutes you worked out, the amount of time you spent in each zone, the calories burned, and splat points earned. Coolest. Thing. Ever. If you are someone who likes a smaller class, likes to have instruction, and wants something new and exciting each workout, this is the class for you. However, if you are like ME and you are not a fan of running...then maybe you will want to try a few classes and figure it out. I am no cardio bunny. I like body weight exercises and I like the bike or elliptical but I loathe running. I went to a few workouts, the first had about 20 minutes of running (intervals of slow, medium, and fast pace) and another class had 10 minutes of running, and a bunch of rowing, and then more running. Oh my goodness, my legs were burning. I don't think I will end up signing up for Orange Theory simply because I am at a point where cardio is actually doing me a disservice. I need more weight training. While there are SOME weights here, it is lower weight, high reps, at least for the classes I attended. I definitely suggest checking this place out and giving it a try. It's very cool and the heart rate stuff is not as gimmicky as I thought, it's pretty awesome!

I absolutely love Orange Theory Fitness! The staff are always very welcoming (usually always greet…read moreyou by name when you walk in the door) and the coaches are all excellent. The workouts are tough but fun and I love that they are different each time. I highly recommend OTF to anyone looking for a killer workout in South London