The Ozone health club is quite a large complex, near the Kassam Stadium. Has a large free car park…read more The gym is quite spacious, new equipments gym with TV screens on some of the machines, which is great, there is also a spinning studio which is used for classes with an instructor. There are 2 aerobic studios which are used for teaching various classes such as body combat, body attack, step, pilates, body balance. I recommend the Step class - a really good work out! All the instructions are good though. There is a swimming pool, sauna, steam room and spa. When you become a member you get several sessions with a personal trainer to sort out a programme, they are really friendly and helpful. They also have open weekends for the public, if you want to test out the facilities. Sometimes there are promotions when you can bring guests along and get day passes. The gym does get quite busy in the evenings, but day time isn't so bad. Lovely place to workout! The prices are quite reasonable and competitive.

Superb club set in a easy to reach location. I have just joined and the staff were fantastic…read more Really enthusiastic and helpful which makes a change to the bigger clubs in Oxford who just want to take your money. I left Esporta 2 years ago due to customer service levels and couldnt be happier that I moved clubs. I would definately recommend it.

Friendly hardworking staff. Clean, loads of equipment,…read moreseveral stations for more popular equipment (running machines, bikes, cross trainers) so you never have to wait. Large free weights areas for the serious guys who spend too much time looking in the mirror. Large pool + sauna + steam room + hot tub for relaxing afterwards. All classes except tennis are free once you stump up the membership fee and are fun. Some cliquey clientel, but EVENTUALLY they will talk to you. Can take ages to fix broken equipment. Adequate car parking. Busiest around 6pm, so avoid at that time if possible.

David Lloyd provide what is probably the best gym experience in oxford. However, their location…read moreslightly outside the city centre means that you do need a car for access. If you have both the money and the means to access the club, it's facilities are second to none, with a large swimming pool, well equipped gym and excellent restaraunt.

I'm not a great leisure centre user - I usually find them too clinical and indoorsy. However, this…read moredoesn't do a bad job at all. It's clean, the staff are friendly and there are lots of things on. It's got a real community feel to it. One word of warning is that because there's so much going on, it's often a good idea to phone up in advance, in case you turn up for a swimming session when the pool's booked for a lesson or something else. The 25m pool has lanes, which is a refreshing change, but can be a bit daunting if you're not a very fast swimmer. I recommend going at a quiet time of the day or using the learner pool for a bit if you feel a bit self-conscious. The changing rooms are just about warm enough and the chlorine's not too strong. Apart from swimming there's a variety of facilities: - Fitness suite - Dance studio - 3 squash courts - Sports hall - Therapy room There are lots of classes and clubs to get involed in, such as basketball, volleyball, 5-a-side football, health/fitness classes, racket sports and various dance classes. They do postnatal sessions, activities for the over-50s and kids' parties. Prices are very reasonable especially if you have a Slicecard. Kids under 17 can swim for free.

I am a member of this gym because I want a place to use fitness equipment, and membership here is…read morecheap; this gym continually dissatisfies me, but I'm unwilling to pay the exorbitant rates of the Virgin gym nearby. This gym is more like a community center than a commercial gym; it's very children/family oriented. There are often annoying adolescents playing (I use the word deliberately) on the equipment in the fitness room. The bathroom/changing rooms are woefully unventilated. Ventilation is a big problem in the fitness room as well - even one or two people working out in there and the atmostphere becomes absolutely fetid, especially in the winter. Also, the music in the fitness room tends to be played quite loudly, in spite of the fact that the vast majority of people working out are wearing headphones. The Fusion parent corporation is somewhat clownish - eg, they send me harrassing emails to renew my membership for a month prior to the date of expiration, and when I attempt to renew at the service desk in the gym a week before that date, I learn that it's impossible to renew until _after_ the membership has actually expired. If there were another option nearby that wasn't punitively expensive and tiresomely country-clubbish, I would run for it. But there isn't. Again, however, seems to be an excellent place for families, and the prices are low.

This gym has just about every type of fitness equipment you could think of including the usual…read morerunning/rowing/cycling machines, free weights, and a variety of other pieces of kit. There is also a swimming pool, steam-room and sauna. The changing rooms and showers are clean and tidy, and the locker system which uses electronic cards works well. There is plenty of free parking in the Aspects Lesuire Centre car park. The staff are friendly and helpful, and willing to give advice on how to use particular pieces of equipment correctly. Free water and coffee are available.

I've been working out for three decades here and overseas. I only just got my partner to go to the…read moregym as she had gym-phobia. Surprisingly within just three weeks of working out here in almost every session there are people slamming machine weights and free weights aggressively next to you. One guy threw down 25kg weights onto the floor right next to where I'm standing just missing my feet rather than putting them away. Aggression and a real attitude especially from the gym going men. No signs up at all stating rules about no slamming weights or putting weights away and general gym etiquette. When I confronted a staff member about it her response was totally inconsiderate, saying that some gym goers had been there years and there's nothing they can say to them and to train at other times of the day when it's less busy - we already we coming off peak. I can't imagine what it would be like at peak times. My partner now can't train there and gym phobia has been cemented in her mind. You are locked in for a 12 month contract, so if you experience discomfort and issues like the above you can't get out of it. The staff can't won't help you and you are powerless if you have issues. Stay away from here find somewhere else to keep your sanity and respect. I'm a personal trainer myself also by the way! Zak

I recently stayed with my friend who is a member here…read more The facilities here are fantastic with an indoor and outdoor pool, a steam room, a sauna, a kids training pool and a jacuzzi. It was very lively too, with lots of people making use of the facilities. One weird thing is that a one day guest pass was £12 yet a 5 day one was £10 - go figure!

In our child-free days we were members here and should we be able to afford it in the future we…read morewill rejoin. It is one of the more expensive gyms in the area but you do get what you pay for. There are two gyms (general and women only) along with a separate free weight area, and one studio. There are two pools, one of which is outdoors. This is lovely in the summer and a big hit with families. The main thing that distinguishes this from other gyms are the tennis courts. There are two types of membership. The cheaper option is the Health and Fitness which is everything except the tennis, and then there is the full membership which does include the tennis. There is a lovely club area with a costa coffee and a nice air conditioned lounge.

I've been a member for over 6 months now…read more What I like about it is: - not to crowded - good quality equipment - low price - professional advice if needed - massage and sun beds available in one place - zumba classes :-) What I hate: - there is no door to ladies changing room (even can't lock for shower - disaster )

The best bjj club in Oxford! The coaches put a lot of effort into their classes, they're very…read morehelpful and friendly. The team is great and there are quite a few women who train regularly, which is rather rare in other places. Classes are both fun and challenging. I'd highly recommend this place to anyone who loves jiu jitsu.

The gym is much better than expected- it is clean and loads of equipment and classes on. While the…read morevariety of classes is not as good as the Oxford central one (for example no body balance or body combat classes), the gym is less crowded. Also there is no reception but you can buy gym necessities, such as a padlock, a towel, or a drink in vending machines. Although classes require booking it seems unnecessary as people seem to just show up. The location is good - as the Templars square is a major shopping area plenty buses stop nearby. Also free wi-fi - always a bonus!