Good price but you get what you pay for. This gym is really geared towards people who want to do…read morecardio. Although there are a lot of weight machines, for people who want free weights its a very small space with limited equipment. I struggle to get on things even during non peak times. Don't bother coming at peak times if you want free weights. Big empty room which never seems to be used would probably be better used as another free weight section tbh.

A functional gym that caters for the busy city worker. It's open 24 hours a day - 7 days a week…read morewhich means it can always fit into your daily routine. It includes all the latest machines and is never over crowded which makes it very easy to workout. The staff are very helpful, though I have yet to have a personal fitness session they still offer lots of advice and help. Overall, its a basic gym, without the frills and luxuries, but doesn't lack in quality.

It's a fabulous class;Judith make a real effort to include everybody across the ability range and…read moretake time with individuals too. I particularly enjoy the way she varies the pace and exercises from week to week to keep us motivated and working across the whole body. Friends commented on my figure within a couple of months of starting and I always leave with the feeling I've cleared my head after a busy Monday with two boys under four. Thankyou! Victoria (Leeds)

LivingWell at Hilton Leeds City hotel has a 14-metre heated indoor pool as well as a good gym with…read morecardiovascular equipment and weights. There are classes included in membership and you can relax in the sauna or steam room if you just want to chill out.

This is quite potentially the best and most unique gym I've ever been to. It's not part of a big…read morechain? And you won't find rows of treadmills here. In fact, I don't think I've even spotted one. They're ethos is very much goal orientated and as a smaller gym the level of service you receive is exceptionally high - every trainer there already knows my name! There's an induction of sorts, but it's far more tailored and personal, addressing potential movement issues and determining what your goals are and how they can help you to attain them. From the movement assessment "danger areas" are highlighted and you're given coloured wristbands to alert the trainers when you need to have exercises modified with the ultimate goal of being able to hand back the wristbands when you've strengthened weak areas. For my the jewel in the crown is that they have a boxing club complete with punch bags and a boxing ring! Whilst it's not as cheap as some big chains I'd very happily pay the membership to receive the service, encouragement and community atmosphere that this gym has.

From the owner: Primal is not your average gym. Named in the Telegraph as "the best gym in the UK for people who…read morehate the gym", we pride ourselves on being different. Our aim is inspire change; change in the life of our members and change across the whole health and fitness industry. We do this by making fitness fun, building strong communities and delivering proper coaching to help people get results and lead healthier, happier lives. Most gyms simply rent equipment. At Primal, we are with you every step of the way on your fitness journey. Your progress is our priority.

I in no way joined the Edge on a stereotypical new years turkey-munching, port-swilling, mojitos in…read morethe afternoon, yes I ate a whole toblerone whim this January. It only opened at the end of last summer and sits just behind the LGI car park. As of yet I have only used the pool and sauna facilities, which are clean, well maintained and not oversubscribed. I might admit to being easily impressed by the heated changing room floors and shorts dryer, but so far so good. Gym facilities (from what a friend tells me) are top notch and with state-of-the-art equipment. I also like the fact they play music in the pool, as it A: Distracts me from the fact I'm exercising and B: Includes a lot of mid 90s indie music that tricks my brain into thinking I'm 18 again and therefore physically fitter than I actually am. My vanity therefore gives them 4 stars....

I have been around the world, and I have seen all kinds of gyms, But this is perhaps the ONLY great…read moreGym I have ever been. They have really high standard equipments. And their staff are friendly.

DSL beginners street dance is ace, there are new routines every week and Jess is really great. She…read moremakes sure everyone is keeping up and makes me want to come back every week. Oh, and I'm getting better at dancing too!

Fantastic place, run by the very lovely Katie Holmes. Its value for money, with a wide range of…read moredance classes, singing workshops, even has the Billy Elliot Auditions coming soon!!! Review of their launch http://zomadic.wordpress.com , its in the archive for august!

I've had nothing but problems with trying to cancel with this company…read more I should have checked the reviews - there are REAMS of bad reviews about how they charge people once cancelled and then refuse to refund. Also they'll then send letters and debt collectors even though the contract is finished ! Here's the trustpilot link : https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.xercise4less.co.uk I wish I'd never joined. If you suffer with this too - make sure you leave a bad review to stop other people having the same problems. Gyms ok, bit dirty, but equipment is ok to use. You just end up paying forever as they won't let you cancel !!

I joined up to the Leeds Xercise4Less gym only a couple of weeks ago, but it's seriously impressive…read morefor such a cheap price. Usually you pay £15 a month, which gets you access to all the gym equipment and all of the classes that the gym offers. Compared to the bigger gyms, this is a ridiculously cheap price, and I wondered what the catch was going to be. Now, there isn't a swimming pool or a sauna, or basically any luxuries whatsoever. However, I couldn't care less! There's loads of classes on offer, and although I haven't tried one yet myself, a couple of people I know who have say they are good stuff (and not remotely half baked as a thought they might be, again because of the cheap price). The gym equipment is also very impressive - there's absolutely loads of running machines, cross trainers and cycling machines, meaning you will never ever find you can't get on one. A lot of the weights machines also have more than one of each, so there'll always be something you can get on, although you might have a short wait for some of the more popular machines, but this is easily forgiveable. There's even a 'combat zone', which includes punch bags and even a boxing ring. I'm gonna have to get in there with a friend at some point for a friendly punch up/wrestle (!), but again it's a welcome addition for anyone who might want to use such things. So really there isn't a proper catch. The price is low because they just cut out loads of unnecessary things and basically keep staff to a minimum. I actually got a voucher code when I was joining up and am paying £10 a month. If I'm honest this lower price would also probably mean I wouldn't go as much if I was going alone, but luckily I go with 2 others after work so we make each other go (or as it actually is, one of the others is motivated and this makes us go!). Basically, jump on this!! Although not too many people - it wouldn't be quite as good if the place was rammed constantly!

I went thanks to the Passport Launch event at Distrikt…read more Was made to be very fun and chilled out. Dancing was taught step by step but relaxed and jovial atmosphere and guidance. There was a mis-match of men to women ratio due to the Yelp Passport Event but I was assured by regulars that it is usually a more even split. Even so it was fine cos some girls became men and had a good crack at being forceful and leading. I will be going back and trying to drag a man with me to keep numbers even :) Usually £5 which I can live with, same as going for a swim but a bit more social and fun way to keep fit. Laughing is good for your tum :P On a side note the food at distrikt was very tasty and they accommodate the class well - we ordered dessert but the class started before it came, they very wisely held off until we had finished, yay.

I assume, for the most part when trying to move by body in a timely and aesthetically pleasing…read morefashion, that I have "two left feet". I'm not saying I'm a terrible dancer, nor am I adverse to busting out some moves to the right tune, but it's been quite some time since I last had actual dance lessons. I tried my hand at Lindy, and I can't say it was really for me, so attempting salsa was certainly going to be interesting! Well. With the fantastic opportunity to try it out at no cost, with the Passport event, I attended alongside some fellow brave yelpers. As Natalie mentions, given our extra presence (and the football *pah*), there was a rather large surplus of ladies -however, I've been down on a previous salsa evening, and there are indeed usually plentiful male members for ladies to dance with. We started by learning the more simple steps, the mambo being the initial move, and if nothing else I certainly feel as though I had that down by the end! A few more basics later, and we were all ready to try out the moves with partners. Everyone assembles in a circle, and guys partner up with a girl, practice some moves and the switch partners -a lovely way to get to know everyone, and have a chance at dancing with folks of all skill level. It's really friendly, welcoming, and since everyone's in the same boat, there's little room for embarrassment! Most of the guys (and girls dancing as guys) were very kind, complimenting my efforts! James and his instructor partner (whose name I didn't catch) were both absolutely lovely, welcoming, and made everyone feel at ease with plenty of banter. Of course, distrikt is a great setting for the class, with plenty of space to move, fabulous drinks to enjoy, and excellent staff! I've always been made to feel extremely welcome, which is wonderful. I plan to attend the next available class (for my sins) and attempt to master the moves of salsa. Who knows, perhaps they'll make a mover and shaker of me yet! Great source of exercise, great price (only £5 and £4 for students), great people, great venue and great instructors. Win!