Greg as a great teacher and that's the first and foremost thing to consider when looking for…read moremartial arts instruction. I've been going to Wyllie for 4 years and in that time have made some amazing friends, the other students are the second thing you should consider and these guys are all just fantastic. The dojang itself is relatively well appointed, it's is a permanent training space so has more niceties then a converted hall. Tournament padded floors, plenty of kick bags, crash mats, kick shields and various other hurty looking things are all in easy reach. They've also recently started branching out a little, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu on Saturday afternoon is highly recommended!

I went there and learnt a skill for life,I learnt how to fight better than ever and become…read morestrong,and it was a great change from head academy to crow because at head academy I would never get stronger but when I joined crow I became so strong I could almost break my punching bag inbetween 3-6 months,that is less than double the amount of time I was at head academy,also the belt grading system is quicker, at head academy it took about 4-5 months for grading but at crow it took 1 school term which is about 3 months

The kids love coming to yoga... they meet new friends that are lovely. Its not about being the a…read moresuperstar or being judged to be better... its kids getting together and enjiying themselves. Kyobe is great, she has a wonderful attitude. The kids love her! The studio is clean and bright, very good facilities. Class times are good- I can do my yoga class while they do theirs.

I really like this gym, its well priced and they have really good equipment. It's open 24 hours and…read morethey do no lock in contracts. Gym is also clean and well air-conditioned.

The best Yoga class in Sydney. I absolutely love it. The instructor is the BESTread more

My kids loves since the trial. Not many Martial Art club…read morethat has special class for kids and has kids friendly teacher.

Positives: around $16 a week, free week to start, ROAR classes (unsure the price, but I love…read moreclasses), nice staff, open 24 hours Negatives: No Wifi, and no mats near the free weights so I feel like I shouldn't bring them there.

Maybe UTS Fitness Centre doesn't have the biggest or most glamorous facilities, but it is a…read moredead-set winner: super friendly instructors and staff, a wide variety of classes, a relaxed atmosphere, & a feeling of community. It's such a relief to get away from nasty corporate gyms like FF and all the rest. UTS Fitness Centre isn't just for university students and staff - anyone can join, and the rates are much cheaper than corporate gyms. It's super cheap for me because I'm a student and a student union member (good tip to remember if you are a UTS student: join the union!) At UTS Fitness no one will push you to sign up for personal training, no one will come up and bother you about your weight or fitness goals (unless you want them to), and there is a wide variety of membership types (including 1 month and 6 month things). The change rooms are small and crowded, and this gym can be a little grotty at times. But to me it feels like home, so this doesn't bother me ... The equipment is generally of a very good standard. A quick run-down on the classes: anything run by Dian, Kirrily or Patricia will be ace. Carly's Super Circuit class is also great, and Carol does a relaxing (but sometimes quite challenging) yoga class on Saturday mornings. Guy's boxing classes are pretty solid, but Kashi's boxing classes freak me out. Suspension is an amazing class (using TRX cables and a lot of body-weight strength work) - turn up early because this one is popular. There is also a new(ish) kettlebell circuit class which is great. A lot of these classes really work on functional fitness, and can be catered to a wide variety of fitness levels, and adapted to take into account injuries, and the like. There is a bit of Les Mills (Body Attack, Body Pump), but it's not all Les Mills stuff. Oh, one thing, this is not a great gym if you like doing your training on the weekends. It closes on Saturdays at 3, and isn't open on Sundays.