SportsWorld! Party time! Excellent!…read more Well, what a gym. To begin with it's built inside a beautiful old milk factory, with original bolsters, bricks and beams. On the ground floor, you enter what appears to be a restaurant. Honestly, I get the impression that people come there for a bite or a drink whether or not they are a member of the club, really tastefully done, but ions away from the juice bar counter in my gym of yore. The staff is extremely friendly, no pushy salespeople to worry about. There is a big, clean, spacious changing room digital code locking lockers, a tanning bed (if that's your bag) and a sauna. I'm really into the idea of the steam bathing and sauna-ing. I was prepared for the fact that this is Europe and it will probs be fully nude. I was ready. However, I got a bit nervous when I saw it was co-ed. I didn't know which door led to what and in brief, I lost the courage to prance around poking my head in strange places. No matter, I'm going to ask for a floorplan and a code of etiquette. Wink. One floor up there is a squash (court?), a spin room, a general workout room and a special, slightly warmed very zen yoga room. (TOOOOONS of classes). Up top you have cardio galore and weights. I believe you get a free introductory training session, as well as periodic check ins to see how you've progressed and to keep you motivated. Oh and they're open til midnight. I'm writing this as I procrastinate to get in there tonight. But I signed up for my week trial, and had zero hesitation about becoming a member, after day 1. Let's hope I have an update for you in three months with pics my new bangin bod and my ghetto booty. Wink. (Have you ever googled "Squats before and after"?)

Very nice gym with sauna, squash clean showers and friendly staff. Group lessons for all kinds of…read moresports (included in membership at 55 eur per month) and a restaurant/cafe for breakfast lunch and diner (healthy green food and juices). The gym is located in a century old former energy plant and later milk factory.

Friendly atmosphere and reasonable day rate. Worked out two days on a recent trip. They have all…read morethe equipment you could need. Also had a separate area to stretch. I would definitely go back.

I thought I reviewed this before...it's a high-end, better than average health club, "sports…read moreschool" in Jordaan, (Centrum) Amsterdam. It is in the belly of the beast indeed. I think it's more for people who can walk here. Downsides: Geen (no) towel service. - Locker room is stuff, no air and damp...greatly lacking in amenities. One little, nasty sink where people fill their water. The place needs some air! - Minimal bike parking. - the lockers have locks, but you need a 2-euro coin to get this bulky, non sanitary key chain to hang around your wrist? Really? Upsides; Facility is big. Has a sauna, steam room (co-ed) and the staff is nice. Nice eGym (extra cost) Music is not too loud. A great gym...wish it was a little cheaper and they had a better locker room.

Great gym and great atmosphere. Lots and different equipment makes it easy to get a good workout…read more Very clean and the staff is very helpful.

Amazing gym! All the equipment you'll need for a good workout, and a very clean facility!read more

I stayed in Amsterdam for a week and was lucky to find this terrific gym! They have excellent…read moreequipment, sparkling clean facility and the staff are all very friendly. For 15 Euro you get an unlimited day pass to the gym and all the classes they offer. I went on five separate days and loved each of the different classes I took (HIIT, FunXtion, core, kettle bell) in addition to using the free weights on my own. I highly recommend Kensho to anyone visiting or living in Amsterdam!

Hebben onterecht maanden geld van mijn rekening getrokken en na vele malen contact te hebben gelegd…read morewordt het maar niet in orde gemaakt. Pas op met lid worden, je komt er niet vanaf.

Firsts can be exciting. Definitely after not doing it for a while. So you work it for 20 min…read more Then you start to think you can endure an extra hour, while normally you give up after 45 min of... well any activity. You even dare to take of your shoes, go barefoot (i prefer to keep my socks on). You never knew you could bend that way or even that far. And the man who's telling you to do so is actually really nice and funny. You actually want more action, so you do it for another 20 min, you're on a roll! 12 hours later and you can't even laugh properly because it hurts. Already. Ugh you're such a wuss... In case you're wondering, I am talking spinning and Body Balance. Of course, whatelse? :) On a serious note: it's a huge gym, with a zilion machines, a sauna and 3 seperate rooms for all those BodyWhateva classes. It looks quite clean although i did see some cobwebs and pile of dust on top of the lockers. Tip #1. Wear short sleeve shirts. People are not allowed to wear tanktops when working on the machines apparently so I had to borrow a shirt (nice service!) During all those BodyWhateva classes however you can wear those skanky tops (is that the reason? Gotta find out) Tip #2. Check upon arrival if the classes are really fully booked. The app (!) said it was, but apparently it wasn't, i could book it on the spot. Tip #3. If you've got a spot, the reception needs to hand you a card which you hand over to the instructor at the beginning of your class. I didn't get one so i had to go back and forth for a shirt and then the card. Great work out though. ;) I wouldn't know how packed it gets during the day, I went between 9.30 - 11.30am. Not too quiet but defo not busy. The classes are predominantly in the AM and after 5pm. I reckon that is prime time. Some of the staff (at least 2) cannot hide their dislike (or pure disinterest) which is a pity. A smile would suffice, fake it till you make I'd say. Most of them are helpful and friendly though. Jet for instance, seems like she's got the right spirit, very chipper! You just have to try and avoid those angry birds and enjoy your work out. Curb your enthusiasm though, it might hurt within 12 hours ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Yours truly Ms Wuss

This is the newest F4F location in Amsterdam and you'll find it around the corner from the ice…read morecream shop in case you need a little sugar too. I normally go to the LIjnbaansgracht location, so this is really a step up! It's more spacious, cleaner, light and it has the whole functional area with TRX, ketlte bells, core bags and all that. The drawbacks are the staff who isn't all that friendly, the very limited group class schedule and you have to pay for tokens to use the shower. Who's ever heard of a gym that charges for SHOWERS?? Also, the cleaners are always in your way when you use the functional area and will clean the floor around you while you're in the middle of the workout.. then the floors are wet and I am slipping... Overall, still cleaner and less crowded than other locations.

Loved this gym! I was only visiting for a couple of weeks, but managed to get a membership on Gym…read moreNomad for about €35, great deal compared to the standard day passes and completely flexible. The weights area is HUGE and they have loads of classes. The showers are extra, but they do donate that money which is super cool.

This is a great gym with a lot of good equipment for strength training and many cardio machines…read more They offer personal trainers, physiotherapy, lockers, tanning tables and vending machines with protein drinks and bars. The gym is clean and has all kinds of people, not only fanatics or super skinny and fit people. Everyone seems really laid back. You can work out with a view to the channel outside too. They don't have any classes though, at all. The closest thing is a virtual spinning class with a big screen tv.

It's the worst experience with a gym I've ever had…read more I've literally trained at hundreds of gyms in the last 10 years and this was by a very long stretch, the worst. For the love of good rethink where you workout before choosing this gym. My girlfriend experienced a very similar scenario (debt collectors and couldn't gain access to the gym) so this is not an isolated incident. This is part of how this gym makes money, so please be aware of this before signing up. 0/5

Great facility. Awesome CrossFit coaching and fun wod. I have never been to a cleaner CrossFit gym…read more €15 to drop in, and we stayed after to stretch and snatch on our own.

When I learned that Barbara, the founder of the Bootcampclub started a new initiatieve I knew I had…read moreto try it out. And, as expected, it turned out to be just as much fun. This morning, at 8, I did the first class. 50 minutes later I left the building feeling fit and full of energy. Ready to start my day. This could easily become part of my daily routine. High45 is a boutique fitness concept that offers high intensity interval training in group sessions of 45 minutes. The lesses are scheduled to fit the workday, the first is scheduled at 7am. When you book the class online you have a chance to order a cold pressed juice, proteïne shake or salad. Afterwards you can enjoy your refreshments at the bar or take them with you.

Truly amazing high-intensity fitness concept with a great vibe. During the 45 minute sessions you…read morewill have an experienced trainer who motivates the group whilst the music is pumping. Can only recommend!