Always Club, never again…read more This gym is horrendous. Hot. Overcrowded. Smelly. 70% Retro equipment. 30% new, but cheap equipment. In desperate need of renovations. I'm not even sure the structure can support all the weight sitting atop of it. For $150 pesos/day, there must be a better alternative.

Location: Located near Guatemala and Gurruchaga in Palermo Soho…read more The People: Good. The staff is great. Relative to staff in North America, the staff were very friendly. Pretty much all of them have greeted me, have asked me if I needed any help on my workout or wanted to try something new. You can always find one to help you out. I did like that about the attention staff puts on customers. The Venue: It has three floors. The first floor is free weights and usually there's group sessions going on. The second floor has a big stretch area, free weights and machines, as well as a spin room. In the top floor you have all the cardio equipment. Most of the equipment is in good condition. Coming from the United States it was a bit of an adjustment looking for kilograms instead of pounds but one gets used it to it quickly. The venue can get extremely busy, so I do recommend going between 2-5pm. Many people take naps around this time so the gym can be enjoyed much more with less people at this time. The membership was approximately $30USD/month (cash only) and I have no complaints about it. You do have to do a physical exam for $5 USD and it is pretty simple. Upshot: This is a pretty good gym to workout to in Palermo. Of course, I do not have any other gyms to compare it to, but I have gone to plenty of gym in North America and Europe, and can say I was content here, overall. -------------------------------------------------------------------- Ubicación: ubicado cerca de Guatemala y Gurruchaga en Palermo Soho. La gente: bien. El personal es excelente En relación con el personal en América del Norte, el personal fue muy amable. Casi todos me han saludado, me han preguntado si necesitaba ayuda en mi entrenamiento o si quería probar algo nuevo. Siempre puedes encontrar uno para ayudarte. Me gustó eso sobre la atención que el personal pone en los clientes. El lugar: tiene tres pisos. El primer piso es de pesas libres y generalmente hay sesiones grupales. El segundo piso tiene una gran área de estiramiento, pesas libres y máquinas, así como una sala de spinning. En el piso superior tienes todo el equipo cardiovascular. La mayoría del equipo está en buenas condiciones. Viniendo de los Estados Unidos, fue un ajuste un poco buscar kilogramos en lugar de libras, pero uno se acostumbra rápidamente. El lugar puede estar muy ocupado, así que recomiendo ir entre las 2 y las 5 de la tarde. Muchas personas toman siestas alrededor de este momento, por lo que el gimnasio se puede disfrutar mucho más con menos personas en este momento. La membresía era de aproximadamente $ 30USD / mes (solo efectivo) y no tengo ninguna queja al respecto. Tienes que hacer un examen físico por $ 5 USD y es bastante simple. Resumen: este es un muy buen gimnasio para entrenar en Palermo. Por supuesto, no tengo otros gimnasios con los que compararlo, pero he ido a un montón de gimnasios en América del Norte y Europa, y puedo decir que estaba contento aquí, en general.

It's ok, decent work out but the personal trainers (not sure if they are affiliated with the club…read moreor not) don't know what they are doing - I saw a couple that were doing downright dangerous stuff with clients. My husband is a renown orthopedic anesthesiologist who works side by side in the OR with world famous orthopedic surgeons treating / fixing people with sports injuries and he confirmed he felt there was an injury waiting to happen at this gym with a couple trainers training people working out with weights. The gym has all the equipment you need, I didn't like the air conditioning - it felt stuffy and hot. It's also 250 pesos / single work out and while cheap by american standards, other gyms in the area charge 100 pesos for much better gym environment so after one time, I passed in favor of them. I say go if you are in the area but prepare to be hot and don't hire a trainer !

Me and a couple of friends stayed in the Palermo area for a couple of months and wanted to find a…read moreworkout place that we would each be comfortable working out. To no surprise, Hitbox was a favorite for each of us. I've never worked out with boxing gloves and was initially extremely nervous, but it was great! The trainers are awesome and the music behind the workouts are really good. I've only worked out with 3 of them (Beto, Wally and Alex), but I like them all. I don't speak much Spanish and they were helpful and patient with me. I normally went in the mornings at 8 or 9 AM. The classes are approximately an hour long, but by the time you leave the class you will be drenched with sweat. They have nice locker rooms and places you can change and shower if you need. I definitely recommend this place. I hadn't worked out seriously in years and they were helpful with their techniques and recommendations.

Great spot to get a workout in the city!! To start, the instructor and staff were all great and…read moresuper friendly! I didn't know many workout-related words in Spanish, but the instructor took the time to inform my group with everything we needed. The workout felt rewarding, the right amount of tough, and fun! Great music playing while doing a set of HIIT workout with weights then switching to punching bags which made it easy to stay motivated. The bathrooms were pretty nice and the place had a juice/smoothie bar as well to recoup after the workout.

Huge complex in a historic building. Decent hours to coincide with work. Front desk staff is very…read morefriendly. Bring your own water bottle, or else pay for one in the locker rooms (10 pesos). Seems fairly secure. I was able to leave my bag with a locker room attendant (free). Decent selection on weights. It can be a bit pricey. I paid about 500 pesos for 1 week ($60 USD). Not bad compared to NY/SF standards.

It's an adequate gym while traveling. Sure, it doesn't have the Hammer Strength machines I love and…read morecertainly not the size of the gyms most of us are used to...but...it has free weights and older machines with enough of a weight stack to get a good workout in. Located on the "first " floor just up the stairs is a comfortably laid out work out area. Pretty much only one of everything from bench press, to squat rack to incline etc. A handful of treadmills and a bunch of older stationary bikes. The showers and change rooms are upstairs in a loft type of a lay out.Bring your own lock. Priced reasonably for the month at $5000 (ARS) in Oct 2022...cash only. They also have daily, weekly and quarterly rates. No English spoken here but I was able to make myself understood without an issue with some elementary Italian. The gym is clean. Not overly crowded before 4 pm. People put their weights away. 3.5 stats for limited hours. 7a-10p weekdays, Saturday open after 2pm...and closed Sunday.

I LOVE THIS PLACE!! Incredible workout and soul cycle esque ambiance and energy. Spinning to the…read moreinstructors screaming DALEDALEDALE is so energizing and I miss going here. Ask about their package deal for new riders. Service was great and they were so patient with me during my first visit.

NOTE: rooftop ride review…read more Loved it. Rock Cycle has jumped on the cycling for exercise bandwagon and done it well. The studio was out of commission this past week for construction so classes were held on the rooftop of the hotel next door. We had an amazing view of the city, twinkling at night as we rode our asses off. You get a great workout and a lot of encouragement from the profe. It may not be quite as hard as classes in the USA, but it'll release some endorphins and have you huffing and puffing. In town and looking for a good exercise class? This is a good one! You can totally get by without Spanish and the staff speak English if you really need help. It's not cheap (120 pesos a class) but it's a fun way to get your butt moving!