Love the boutique concept and how the trainers make an effort to know each person's name during the…read moreclass. Completely different feel from a gym or big studio like Pure, yet they also have the little touches like shower amenities and providing plastic bags for your sweaty clothes Workout wise, it's definitely not a class for the faint of heart! I do lots of Pilates and Yoga, and I love this amped up version of a pilates reformer class. There's less attention to detail and spinal articulation than Pilates, thus if you have back pain or are not very body aware, you may benefit more from a regular pilates class. My favourite instructors are Steffi, Jenny and Vanessa. Go give Hkore a try!

I have been working out at Hkore for 2 years, and I must say that this work out works! Hkore is…read more'lagree fitness', which is a Pilates-like work out using a bigger version of a reformer (they call it a megaformer). It burns fat, strengthens, tones, and tightens the body in 45 minutes. It is a tough work out but you see the impact quickly, especially around the core area. I highly recommend hkore, and the beginner pack is a bargain at $180 for 2 classes with a pair of free non slip socks!

Staff is underqualified, gym is always overcrowded, lockers don't work properly, cost is EXTREMELY…read morehigh, missing equipment. Only good side? they give you clothes to work out with.

:: To the tune of Pure Imagination (you know the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory number)::…read more Train with me And you'll be In a gym of Pure gratification Take a look And you'll have A gym with great accommodation Mobile login Book a spin (class) Bust your ass 50 minutes in duration You'll look fit On vacation If you'll take my advice Pure's lockers has all your kit Shorts, socks, and shirts and deodorant for your armpit A shower, shave, and steam? There's nothing To it There is no Gym I know To compare with Pure's equipment agglomeration Weight lifting there You'll be beastly If you truly wish to be If you want to spar and box Take off your shoes and put on your mitt Speed and heavy bags, you can do it Want to lose some weight? The cardio zone You can do it There is no Gym I know To compare with Pure's super convenient location And the eye candy there I do decree Is pretty skee

Dear PURE Hong Kong team, ATTN: Ms Theresa Shan, Managing…read moreDirector PURE Singapore I am traumatized and disappointed by my experience at PURE Singapore clubs and would like to inquire whether the same hygiene standards are being applied to at PURE Hong Kong as well. During my visit to the gym today, I was appalled when I caught a whiff of what smelled like a foul, sour stench of dried sweat emanating from the "clean" set of workout attire I had picked up at the changing room. I immediately discarded it into the dirty laundry bin to spare another member from this uncomfortable experience. Unfortunately, the next set of attire I picked had the same rancid stench. After a similar issue with the third set, I gave up as I did not want to be wasting any more resources and begrudging wore the third set of attire. No amount of deodorant spray could mask that putrid sweat odor that oozed from the attire that was hugging my body. What a distressing experience. Since PURE Singapore's decision to move laundry services in-house (was this decision co-approved by PURE Hong Kong?), I had repeatedly encountered instances of malodorous workout attire. Even though it mars my workout experience, I have previously tolerated this as I respected Managing Director PURE Singapore's business decision. However, today's experience has crossed the line, as the reeking stench of the attires on display today was reminiscent of the combined stale sweat of a thousand laborers. This is highly concerning. I would like to draw the attention of PURE Hong Kong and Managing Director PURE Singapore that there are health risks associated with this issue. Sweat can carry fungi (such as ringworm), bacteria (such as impetigo) and viruses (such as herpes), all of which can be transmitted through contaminated clothing. If the attire is not properly cleaned, this poses a significant health risk to the members of PURE Singapore. Given that PURE Group is a lifestyle brand with a purpose to inspire and help people to lead healthier, happier lives, it seems contradictory to allow members to wear contaminated clothing, potentially exposing them to harmful infections. Additionally, I find it puzzling that PURE Singapore invests in monthly deep cleaning of the gym facilities yet fails to ensure the cleanliness of the most basic equipment: the workout attire. It is also disheartening to see PURE Group, as a premium lifestyle brand, make members who pay a premium to enjoy a world-class facility and experience, put on rancid attire that stinks of other members' stale sweat. This is literally a slap across your members' face. Is this decision some sort of sadistic joke? Again, while I recognize the importance of cost-saving measures, it should not come at the expense of PURE members' health and overall experience. At this point I respectfully request that PURE Singapore to take one of the following actions: 1. Reverse this terrible decision to do laundry in-house and outsource to a professional, reliable laundry service provider that can ensure proper cleaning and hygiene of the workout attire 2. If outsourcing is not an option, I kindly ask that Managing Director PURE Singapore Ms Theresa Shan personally address this issue with a public clarification, perhaps, using a social media video; taking a whiff of the current workout attire and provide a clear POV demonstration of how she enforces strict hygiene standards in in-house in personally washing the attire, performing a smell test in the end to demonstrate that she approves the current hygiene standard. I expect a resolution to this matter (with one of the above two actions) within the next 2 weeks. Should this be not addressed as per my kind request, the matter will be further escalated. Thank you.

Dear PURE Hong Kong team, ATTN: Ms Theresa Shan, Managing…read moreDirector PURE Singapore I am traumatized and disappointed by my experience at PURE Singapore clubs and would like to inquire whether the same hygiene standards are being applied to at PURE Hong Kong as well. During my visit to the gym today, I was appalled when I caught a whiff of what smelled like a foul, sour stench of dried sweat emanating from the "clean" set of workout attire I had picked up at the changing room. I immediately discarded it into the dirty laundry bin to spare another member from this uncomfortable experience. Unfortunately, the next set of attire I picked had the same rancid stench. After a similar issue with the third set, I gave up as I did not want to be wasting any more resources and begrudging wore the third set of attire. No amount of deodorant spray could mask that putrid sweat odor that oozed from the attire that was hugging my body. What a distressing experience. Since PURE Singapore's decision to move laundry services in-house (was this decision co-approved by PURE Hong Kong?), I had repeatedly encountered instances of malodorous workout attire. Even though it mars my workout experience, I have previously tolerated this as I respected Managing Director PURE Singapore's business decision. However, today's experience has crossed the line, as the reeking stench of the attires on display today was reminiscent of the combined stale sweat of a thousand laborers. This is highly concerning. I would like to draw the attention of PURE Hong Kong and Managing Director PURE Singapore that there are health risks associated with this issue. Sweat can carry fungi (such as ringworm), bacteria (such as impetigo) and viruses (such as herpes), all of which can be transmitted through contaminated clothing. If the attire is not properly cleaned, this poses a significant health risk to the members of PURE Singapore. Given that PURE Group is a lifestyle brand with a purpose to inspire and help people to lead healthier, happier lives, it seems contradictory to allow members to wear contaminated clothing, potentially exposing them to harmful infections. Additionally, I find it puzzling that PURE Singapore invests in monthly deep cleaning of the gym facilities yet fails to ensure the cleanliness of the most basic equipment: the workout attire. It is also disheartening to see PURE Group, as a premium lifestyle brand, make members who pay a premium to enjoy a world-class facility and experience, put on rancid attire that stinks of other members' stale sweat. This is literally a slap across your members' face. Is this decision some sort of sadistic joke? Again, while I recognize the importance of cost-saving measures, it should not come at the expense of PURE members' health and overall experience. At this point I respectfully request that PURE Singapore to take one of the following actions: 1. Reverse this terrible decision to do laundry in-house and outsource to a professional, reliable laundry service provider that can ensure proper cleaning and hygiene of the workout attire 2. If outsourcing is not an option, I kindly ask that Managing Director PURE Singapore Ms Theresa Shan personally address this issue with a public clarification, perhaps, using a social media video; taking a whiff of the current workout attire and provide a clear POV demonstration of how she enforces strict hygiene standards in in-house in personally washing the attire, performing a smell test in the end to demonstrate that she approves the current hygiene standard. I expect a resolution to this matter (with one of the above two actions) within the next 2 weeks. Should this be not addressed as per my kind request, the matter will be further escalated. Thank you.

The Pure fitness at the PCCW tower is a fairly new facility. Pure has a number of yoga and gym…read morefacilities located in Hong Kong and other places in Asia. I would consider on the side of high end when it comes to gyms. You can expect to pay somewhere in the neighborhood of 700 hkd per month or more depending on the package you choose. This particular gym is multi floor facility and is really large. It has all the types of equipment that I typically use like the treadmill, free weights and Olympic lifting weights. So it meets my needs in terms of training. This facility also has gymnastics equipment that you can use as well and I hope to incorporate into my routine in the future. This gym is located in an office building so the peak times will be during lunch and after 5 pm. I'm not someone who takes a lot of classes except for an occasional yoga class. If you are someone who prefers classes there are plenty of those as well. The spin classes sell to be quite popular.

You might know me as the girl that is made up of cheese, wine and coffee. But don't let my exterior…read moredeceive you. Inside is a pilates goddess just waiting to bust free! I've been practicing pilates for the last two and a bit years and what started as a way to rehabilitate a back injury turned in to a fully fledged love for a style of exercise that now I can't live without. I practice reformer pilates 3 or 4 times a week as a way to maintain my back strength and build strength. When I'm travelling for work my back is more prone to pain (long flights, weird beds etc) so it's very important that I keep up the exercise. This is how I found VIM. I was travelling to Hong Kong for a week of work and needed to find some classes. VIM offer group classes on a casual basis, with discounts offered for a bulk purchase of 10 classes at a time. I have now attended three classes and they have all been challenging and suited to my intermediate skill level. The teachers are knowledgable and the teaching style leans more to the traditional pilates style (yes, you'll do 100s) which I sometimes find a bit naff, but of course find effective. What I really like is that the class size (of 6) means there's more attention available for each student, with the teacher able to make adjustments and help each person a few times throughout the class Pro tip - wearing socks at VIM is mandatory but if you forget yours you can buy toesox at the front desk.

Vim Pilates is my go to place for Reformer Pilates. They offer personal training, but I enjoy…read moretheir group classes. Each trainer has their own style and get to know you as well. I have now been going to vim at least twice a week for 6 months now and have felt a noticeable change in my body. My neck and shoulders do not hurt anymore after long days in the office. I also have a great awareness of the different parts of my body.. Sometimes I don't even notice that I am holding in my core!