Hi, I subscribed to…read morethis gym 2 year ago, and the environnement was ok, although the business had everything to go big ( great quality equipement, plenty of space, classes). Last year, a new owner came.. and then the 'real' fun began: Lots and lots of athletic equipement (such as grass...like really?!! sooo coool!! You can sprint in that gym now.Also, the vibe shifted, as the strong owner and new team share strong passion, hardworking, strong unity convictions, wich has lad (in my opinion) to one of the most positive plac to train). The staff is very friendly, approchable (special wink to the male receptionnist ), and the place is clean.The team also reinvented the original website, and regularly connect with the members, wich is great! We have the opportunity to express our opinions and thoughts, it's just an overall very ''family feeling''. One thing that may bother some ladies: there 's a L-O-T of men..(the ratio men vs women is ridiculously high), so it might be intimidating at first. PS: I'm a lady, but I don't car about boy's looking at me whil I train, gringe and yell..I just do my thing in order to be stronger, fitter and get the SH** done!! :)

Citalfort CrossFit Gym gets my full support. After going to the big chain gym, with an anonymous…read moreatmosphere and with training projected on the big screen, coming to Citalfort is like coming home. it does not take much to see how good this place is. Cleanliness: Excellent. General area for training is clean. Facilities: Girl bathroom is impeccable. showering area is clean. Lockers available. Bring your own lock. Equipment is awesome and well kept up. Enough equipment that waiting is non-existent. Here comes the best part. The staff are real professionals and keep you motivated during the cross fit classes. Other people in the group participate and help. This is an upbeat place to go with real professionals, where you can train hard, hurt a lot and have huge fun. So for just a little more than the big chains, this place has the added bonus of excellent training, giving you good form for the many movements that will probably last you a lifetime and a huge motivational kick to stay in shape. Parking is a little difficult, but the trick is that there is some more parking behind the facility.

Latest equipment. Best gym. Great staff. Huge parking. Clean. Great hours. Never busy.read more

Amazing Gym, always kept clean and superior gym equipment and sections. As a girl I rly love the…read moregirls only section and I always have somewhere to go and do some fun workouts.

Probably my favourite climbing gym in terms of route setting. A bit limited in terms of…read morenon-climbing related area & equipment, but they have a cafe/bar and do serve alcohol which is pretty cool.

I dropped in while visiting the city, and I am thrilled I made that decision!…read more Things I liked: - The facility is clean and spacious, which creates a great environment for relaxing, hanging out with friends, climbing, eating, working, everything! - The food was amazing! I had a mango, banana, peach, and orange smoothie with some in-house energy balls (peanut butter, chia seeds, coconut oil, whey protein, some other delicious goodies to keep me going) - Staff is so friendly and welcoming! - An area with exercise equipment, rings (my favorite!) and huge campus boards!! - The problems are set very well. I very much enjoyed the diversity of route-setting that ranged from technical to dynamic/power moves. Everything was set very well! I also appreciate that many of the problems involved slopers and less crimpy moves that often kill my fingers. After 3.5 hours of climbing and a night of rest, my fingers still work as i type this review up (but my forearms...) Things I didn't like: - Beta bloc is a bouldering haven, but unfortunately the facility has no rope climbing. - I noticed a few holds were just a little wiggly up top. It doesn't affect the climbing, but I can imagine a less experienced climber may be bothered by that. - Perhaps the addition of a moon board if demand arose would be nice.. Overall, an amazing climbing gym! I will make sure to return when I am in the area again. Thank you for an awesome experience!

Je cherchais une place professionnelle pour faire du yoga sur le plateau. J'ai assisté au cours…read moreYoga 1 et ce dernier m'a VRAIMENT étonnée. On travaille avec des blocs, des chaises et le professeur est TRÈS compétente. Mon niveau étant plus haut, j'ai par la suite assisté au cours yoga intermédiaire avec Lyne St-Roch comme professeur. UN EXCELLENT cours, avec un brin d'humour, bien de la sueur et du plaisir. Les locaux sont propres, il y a des douches, des casiers, du thé gratuit et un endroit pour se relaxer et parler entre amis avant le cours. J'adore!

This review is for prenatal yoga -- I can't speak to the other classes offered at the studio. I…read morewould say my experience was between "meh" and "just ok". I'm giving three stars instead of two because (1) the space is nice and (2) I believe that the other prenatal yoga instructor (there are two) is way better than the one I had. I enrolled here on a friend's recommendation -- she took the Tuesday class with Florence. I had a scheduling conflict and took the saturday class with corinne instead.....who if I had to guess, I would say has never been pregnant, does not have a good understanding of what the pregnant body can / can't do, and generally seemed kind of frustrated that she was not teaching a more ambitious class. For instance she'd demonstrate a forward bend in a way that many of us could have attempted pre-preg, but none of us could bend that far with our bellies, so it just makes you feel like you're underachieving. She was the kind of person who only smiles when she remembers she's supposed to. Despite this, she occasionally doled out useless, scripted advice about pregnancy and how we're supposed to be feeling, that any half-informed pregnant person would already know, as if it was the height of wisdom. Hmm, yeah. Thanks. After a few weeks, I had to force myself to go to a class i didn't like but had already paid for. For prenatal, you have to pay for 8 weeks upfront, and after that, you have the "right" to pay per class (or for a five-class pass), and attend any class you want to. Scheduling has meant that I have only taken one class with Florence, but I thought she was waayy better. I see that this session (spring '13) Corinne is now only teaching once a week. Maybe my fellow preggos are voting with their swollen feet. I hate to get personal about this stuff in a public forum, but good lord I wish someone had warned me before I paid my money for this class.

I was skeptical at first about joining a spinning gym as someone who has never been to one, but I…read moream really glad my first experience was with Spinco! I took their introductory pass ($50 for 2 weeks unlimited) at the end of 2021. I don't believe they have this introductory package currently (March 2022) but I strongly recommend it to any other first time users if this becomes available again! All of the instructors are incredibly supportive, warm and inviting, and I love the energy of the community of each class that I take at Spinco. At first I thought it was a bit cult-y but I think after my 7th class, I might have become part of the 'cult'! Located conveniently in the heart of old port, they offer many lunch time classes as well as early morning (before work) and evening classes (for after work) as well as weekend classes. Many classes have themes which are fun and they have one class per week (on Friday evenings) where it is only $10 for the class and all proceeds are donated to different charitable organizations. Spinco is definitely not cheap (around $22 per drop in class), but the community is very warm and motivating (great for people of all experience/fitness level). I have since gotten several of my girlfriends and my boyfriend to join me for classes. The only thing to note is that parking is not the easiest in this area, so give yourself ample time to find parking before class if you plan on driving!

I was visiting the city, and am also a spin instructor in Florida for more than twenty years. I…read morefound Bcycle in Westmount and took a class taught by Holly. When I first walked in, I was warmly greeted by an ultra nice girl behind the counter who checked me in, gave me the "low down" of the place, and gave me a parking pass for free parking. I was then introduced to Holly, the instructor - great greeting, a handshake, and a little friendly banter. Not to mention - she is a visual version of fitness and what a spin instructor looks like to me. The class started - can I just tell you as an instructor myself for more than twenty years - the teaching and level of instruction was beyond amazing, and very high level! Holly's class was one of the best classes I've taken in the all my years - so impressed by her motivation, her uplifting voice, and amazing personality on the mic. Again - a beyond amazing instructor - one of the best I've encountered. Too bad she'll be leaving there at the end of the month Highly recommend Bcycle in Westmount! Great spin studio!

Love this place. The staff members are friendly, the studio is clean, the instructors are enjoyable…read moreand the studio lights and music motivate me in every class. I also really like how my performance and progress is tracked every class. Highly recommend this place.

Lovely park with loads of space to enjoy a picnic,a stroll or a small bike ride. They have a dog…read morepark for puppies to frolic. Nice playground for kids to play & a splash pad for them to cool down in the summer. Well maintained soccer pitch as well. They officially have an indoor volleyball court & rumour has it that the coach works you hard to get your skills up to speed.

No protection for those walking through the park! Ice everywhere! Terrible! No salted paths. I even…read moreslipped and have 3 fractures! 8 weeks in a cast! BAD! #MakeSidewalksSafeAgain In other news, I like the dog park and other facilities this place has to offer. Just can't understand why they go through the time and money to make a skating rink but not take care of the crazy dangerous walkways to get to the rink itself.