My first time trying an OTF out of the country. There is a cross-country charge levied - in this…read morecase it was CAD15. This needs to be addressed by OTF Corporate as it's not fair for unlimited members. The studio was well maintained and had secure lockers. The instructions by the coach is 20% in French and 80% in English, which was great! Their store had a lot of cool merchandise, which I was very impressed with. Overall a good experience in OTF Canada. Will recommend this studio and will return when I get back to Montreal.

I've been waiting for this place to open for months! So convenient for me and I know that every…read moreworkout is going to push me to my limit. There are three sections: treadmills, rowing, and strengthening. You rotate throughout your class and every workout will be different. There is no half assing here people. You are hooked to a heart monitor and your output is put on display on one several monitors. For you bashful types, don't worry. There is no shaming and the instructor will see that you are working hard. If you are hardly working though, you will get the encouragement you need to make your workout worthwhile. In the end, it's all about YOU working at YOUR pace for YOUR own fitness goals. Hope you give it a try. It's a great gym. Happy it is in Canada now.

One of the best gyms in Montreal that I had visited . The gym is in downtown Montreal outside the…read moreMcGill metro station near to promenade cathedral. The gym has 3 floors of heavy equipment that suits everyone's needs. It's ideal for men, women and elders. The gym has trainers available . Ladies had special dance classes . The place has showers to cool off once you are done with your workout . Locker system is provided free of cost to those who come to the gym. The employees who get an hour break in the afternoon can remove the stress by pumping the iron at the gym . It's a ideal location that is accessible to all the transport.

This gym is currently the absolute worst gym in Montreal. It has gone through numerous ownership…read moreand administration changes, however the current owners are the worst this gym has ever had the misfortune of having. These owners are the same owners of the gym that used to be near Place des Arts, on the other side of the Musique Plus building. If you are familiar with what that used to be, then you know the condition of this gym. What's wrong with it? Everything. They vandalized their own elevator. You get onto the main floor and the younger looking gym flunky is the rudest and most moronic person there. It takes a lot of explanation before he finally seems to understand your statement. Then flat out lies to you. I asked if the gym opens at 6 AM, as is indicated on their Facebook page and their schedule from the last time I was there. They told me the staffer who opens it that early is on vacation. It'll open at 6 in two weeks. Two weeks later, still not open at 6. I ask why, they tell me that the city won't let them open. Wait another two weeks. Come back and still not open at 6 in the morning. Still no refund. A far cry from when this used be open 24 hours every weekday. Windows are nailed shut because "the owner told him to." Sure. The locker rooms are horrendous and filthy. Some faucets don't work. Those that do, have hardly any water pressure. Also, faucets are not secured to the counter. One easily falls over when turning on the tap. Showers are filthy. Toilet smells and looks filthy. Urinal doesn't flush properly and has a constant urine smell emanating from it that you can smell from a few meters away. The locker area itself is filthy and is mopped with a filthy grey mop. You actually see it spreading more filth across the floor than actually cleaning. The equipment is falling apart. A barbell is missing a screw at the end that secures the end to the bar. Meaning, regardless of whether there is weight on it or not, IT WILL FALL RIGHT OFF, weight, clip and all. Safety bars are bent out of shape. Miscellaneous equipment has literally been cut to pieces for no apparent reason. When asked what happened, the staff have no idea and don't care to have it replaced. Nobody bothers to put the weights in the proper places. You can easily spend half your workout hunting for plates and arranging them in the proper order. The one guy they had whose job was to arrange the plates, didn't even weigh more than the barbell and couldn't lift a plate to arrange it properly. Benches and anything with padding are mostly ripped and/or broken. They removed a power rack for no reason. A dip apparatus was removed for no reason. The plates for the barbells do not match. When the new owners took over this gym, they brought their old and broken plates with them, which was unnecessary since there was an abundance of iron plates and no broken rubberized plates. Their kettle bells are plastic and have been broken. I hope nobody was hurt. Holes in the walls that take months to have repaired. Same with the cracked windows. They no longer allow people to open the windows on hot days, so the poor air conditioning is all you have to rely on. The top floor is poorly organized. There is a hardwood floor next to the heavy lifting area that used to be for stretching, calisthenics and other things that required free space. Now it is used for cardio classes with loud shitty music and screaming participants that make it hard to focus on your lift. Back in the day, there was a wall between the two areas. It was broken down when they decided to stop classes. Now that these owners have revived cardio classes, they still have no idea how useful a wall would be. The cardio machines have been downgraded. Before the current management, there were at least two treadmills and numerous other machines that had heart rate sensors. These have been removed in favour of cheaper machines that sometimes do not work. Various water fountains do not work properly, blaming it on "the city". The workout areas are nearly as filthy as the locker areas. Overall, avoid this gym. There are better ways to spend your money. When even most of the staff dislike the new owners, you know there's a problem. If I could give this a zero or a negative number, I would.

This is THE GYM. High intensity interval trainings, each day a different workout given by popular…read moreand very good trainers from Montréal. The gym opens at 6:30 am. you could use the Mind and body app to check the schedule and pricing. This Gym is very popular especially at noon and evenings, so very importantt to schedule your workout in advance to make it. You may be in thhe waiting list for days for the 5:30 spot on Monday for example. And also make sure to update your schedule, the cancelation politic is very strict ( if you cancel 2h or less before the training you are charged). If you are staying in downtown Montreal for few days this is a very good option, they have a great deals for 1 week unlimited, but make your reservation in advance

Traveling, found Ep1x on Yelp. Couldn't be more pleased. The workout was awesome, the facility was…read moreclean and very well equipped. Locker rooms spacious and clean as well. The instructors are fun and motivating. Only wish I had tried this on my first day instead of in the middle of my stay.

Went to this gym as it was very close to where I was staying in Montreal. The staff was extremely…read morenice and helpful, the equipments modern, and the facility brand new (-looking). It cost me $17.25 each time -which is reasonable for a day pass. The gym however does not provide towels unless you are a full time member, and the wifi is reserved to members as well so make sure your Spotify has some saved songs before you get on that treadmill. If you're in the neighborhood and need a gym, this Nautilus Plus should definitely be in your list.

Great gym with a lot of different racks and machines so you don't have to wait around…read more You need your phone to enter though and I wish they had a manual option for when I don't have my phone on me.

Woo! With taxes (which are a lot fyi!) we paid $90 for a 5 class pass which my sister and I could…read moreshare. If you want to take more than 1-2 classes, it's probably a better deal to do the class pass! We were just visiting for 10 days but only staying in the neighborhood for 3 days. We started off our vacation right and took two classes (one Saturday and one Sunday)! I was able to email them when I got home to donate the 5th class. Just a heads up that you have to contact them to cancel your membership - it auto renews! They had $2 mat rentals, these B MATs and they felt really good! I am now considering buying one lol. Classes were in English - one mixed a little French in but usually after doing one side in English, so as an English-speaker I was never lost! We loved this cute Old Montreal area and finding our little home studio away from home! We felt amazing after classes - highly recommend if you have the time and visiting, so you can stretch out the plane/travel kinks!

We to Montréal camfor a wedding and found Luna Yoga. Nice walk to the studio every morning. The…read morestudio had an inviting and welcoming vibe. All the teachers were very knowledgeable and created a very conducive flow, pivotal pose and thoughtful theme. That all came together for us wanting to come back again

I was visiting the city, and am also a spin instructor in Florida for more than twenty years. I…read morefound Bcycle in Westmount and took a class taught by Holly. When I first walked in, I was warmly greeted by an ultra nice girl behind the counter who checked me in, gave me the "low down" of the place, and gave me a parking pass for free parking. I was then introduced to Holly, the instructor - great greeting, a handshake, and a little friendly banter. Not to mention - she is a visual version of fitness and what a spin instructor looks like to me. The class started - can I just tell you as an instructor myself for more than twenty years - the teaching and level of instruction was beyond amazing, and very high level! Holly's class was one of the best classes I've taken in the all my years - so impressed by her motivation, her uplifting voice, and amazing personality on the mic. Again - a beyond amazing instructor - one of the best I've encountered. Too bad she'll be leaving there at the end of the month Highly recommend Bcycle in Westmount! Great spin studio!

Love this place. The staff members are friendly, the studio is clean, the instructors are enjoyable…read moreand the studio lights and music motivate me in every class. I also really like how my performance and progress is tracked every class. Highly recommend this place.

Going to the Miss fit studio, there is no excuse for myself not to have killer abs this summer…read more This is the place where all the cool plateau girls come to work out. There is zero intimidation, lots of positive coaching, great for beginners, and for experience cross fit trainers. The staff is vigilant and attentive to each person's specific needs and body type. It is an inviting non-competitive environment that pushes you with a team effort. An added bonus is the central location, near to all the major hospitals, another reason for nurses to work out together and keep fit. The workouts focus on the important muscles groups for women : abs, butt, legs. By the end of April, outdoor bootcamp will commence. Let' s all get fit together at Miss fit !!

They don't get back to you fast enough when it comes to account inquiries. They're a lovely gym…read morewith amazing staff but their organization could be a bit better.

I've been with them for almost a year now. Tried other studios and honestly they're the best! Very…read moreprofessional, efficient and their equipments are amazing.

New Pilates studio in the Plateau. Had my first visit today - it's a lovely space on the second…read morefloor with a brand new equipment and large windows letting in lots of light. Owner (Denes) is an experienced Pilates instructor; he mentioned they are installing a ballet bar in a couple of weeks, that should be fun!

You get a lot at LeGym for what you pay…read more During the Summer, Fall, and Winter semesters - Concordia students pay $60 Staff, Faculty, Alumni pay $120 Public pays $150 Depending on when you buy your membership (ie. at the start of the semester or the middle), the price gets adjusted according to whatever remains of the semester. The trainers are friendly, fun, and very knowledgeable. They charge $25/hour, and if you have exceeded 30 training sessions, then it becomes $20/hour. The space is not the largest, but good enough, providing all the weight training and cardio equipment you may need. To be exact, 10,000 square feet of training space, with 75 up-to-date cardio machines, and 75 strength stations. It is not constantly jam-packed, but does have its peak hours. They also provide a towel service, and have made the vicinity wheelchair accessible. The gym is in the perfect location for those who live and/or work downtown, study and/or teach at Concordia, and use the Guy-Concordia metro often. It is also in the ideal location to find a quick bite before or after your workout. There are a variety of classes offered too, ranging from yoga to pilates, martial arts to kick-boxing, and many, many others. They last for about a month and a half at a time, and incur a separate charge. To me, this is one of LeGym's downfalls, as I wish it provided full access to classes, as well as the gym's facilities. Despite this, however, you still get great quality for what you're paying. I'm a regular and I love it here.

It's an excellent gym, the staff is friendly and helpful, and you get stuff that is not always…read morethere in other gyms like bumper plates and lifting platforms. There is also a lot of squat racks, machines, pull up bars, a nice dumbbell area, and for people who enjoy indoor cardio there are plenty of cardio machines. But there is only two benches for bench press. The fact that it's so awesome and so well located is also the cause of it's worst inconvenience: past 3-4 pm (and even as early as 7am) the weight section will be crowded, all of the squat racks and the bench press stations will be used. So you have no choice to work in with someone else, which is inconvenient as you are usually using a different poundage, or a different exercise. In those cases you have to strip and put back the weights on non-stop. So there you go; if you enjoy all the perks (and the low price I didn't mention earlier), and you don't mind sharing a bar with one or two other lifter, this is a good place to build an impressive physique or reach a new strength level.