I did my first class at Reformed which is Sweat and Tonic's reformer pilates and had so much fun! I am so impressed how new their machines are compared to other places I have been to. There are more adjustments you can make to ensure you're comfortable during movements. I also like how the instructor is up on the platform showing you how the moves are done. It's a large room so best to book early and get a spot close to the front. When you book a class, you also indicate which number machine you are on so you can ensures you and your friend will be beside each other. The change rooms and showers are limited at the Reformer studio. There were lines before and after the class. There are also plenty of lockers available. read more

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Best class I've had this year. Though it was my first Hyrox class, Stefan was very clear with instructions and they are easy to follow. This class had me sweating in the first 5 mins. read more

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This is my first time at Sweat and Tonic! I went for the pilates hiit at 1:30pm as it was a good time for me to get a workout in. At The Well, Sweat and Tonic is located on the terrace. Once you enter you can see the front desk on the left and a smoothie bar on the left (with some seating to chill, outlets included). The change rooms are small so it can get busy and squishy. There are lots of mirrors, bright lighting, Dyson hairdryers, showers and towels free to use. It's a good location -- lots of lockers if you don't need to use the change rooms. There are also cold towels infused with essential oils perfect for after a sweaty workout. There's an exclusive lounge available for unlimited membership holders to use whenever. Non-membership holders can only enter there after 5pm when the doors open. The smoothie I got, the Collagen Lift, tasted just like a regular smoothie. Nothing to write home about. Note: It was very humid inside. read more

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Great new location that opened up at the Well. It's much nicer than the younge location. The showers and equipment is clean. It can get very crowded during peak hours, but there were cleaners constantly cleaning. Each class runs full so be sure to book your class as soon as the booking windows open. The workout itself is top notch. I was in for a spin class at 9:20am on a Saturday and the music, vibes and sweat were on point. 10/10 will be back! And since you're at the Well it's perfect location to shop or grab brunch after. read more

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Sweat and Tonic is a great facility. I've had a membership for 2 years now, and really appreciate the variety of classes and attentiveness of the instructors. The facilities are always clean, and the space to sit and get work done in between classes is helpful. read more

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I love the venue. So beautiful. Makes me feel very fancy. I did a lift HIIT class and it was excellent. I really liked the lights, music and energy of the teacher. Very clear instructions The showers and getting ready space are also lovely! I'll be going back for sure read more

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This review is for their Tonic Spa experience. This spa is located within sweat and tonic, and certain services can be booked by using a sweat and tonic credit. Credit ranges from 30-35$ dollar depending on how many credits you're buying at a time. You can buy single credit or different sizes of credits package. The more you buy the cheaper the average cost becomes. Please note that they recently changed their policies, credits now expire 3 months after purchase date (it was previously 6 months). Because of their recent change in policy, I wasn't as inclined in buying their bigger package. Upon signing in at the Tonic Spa concierge, you are given a pair of slipper and a robe. I booked for their lymphatic compression session which costed one credit. This is a 25 min session in a private room, where you're giving disposable pants. Once you have their disposal pants on, you slide into the sleeves (device). This treatment is supposedly good for sore muscles, promote blood circulation, and help with detox and cellulite. After the 25 minute session, I also booked their hot and cold circuit suite which costed another credit. For this session you get a private 4 people suite to up yourself: ice bath and sauna. Even though the suite is for up to 4 people, the single credit only covers the person making the booking. Each additional member is an additional charge. I enjoyed the privacy of getting my own private suite, however the session was only 50 minutes. I felt a little rushed. If I was going with friends I would prefer going to the othership, because it's about the same price but you get a 1.5 hour experience. read more

Sweat and Tonic - Hot and cold suite. - Gyms Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

This location is on the second floor at the well. I visited for a yoga x Pilates class on a Saturday morning, and it was packed. The facilities are large, and clean. It definitely gives off a luxurious impression. There are separate rooms for spin, yoga, weight training, HIIT, and spa, plus a cafe. Mats and towels are provided free of charge. The instructor was very enthusiastic and called us out if we were slacking. read more

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Fun and modern studio with spin, yoga, pilates and hiit classes. Instructors are high energy and enthusiastic. The pool deck is nice , there's sauna, hot tub and cold plunge shower. They also offer massage , facials and dexa scan here. The only downside is the classes are really packed and spaces are tight. The washrooms could also be maintained more frequently. read more

Sweat and Tonic located at The Well is the second location of this boutique fitness studio. Conveniently located on the 2nd floor of The Well, this fitness space includes many classes spanning across their yoga, HIIT, and spin studios. There is a smoothie/coffee bar at the front along with S&T merchandise for sale. At the back, you can find Tonic House, a members only space where people can unwind, work, and even order a drink. There are also meeting rooms available within the Tonic House if you'd like a space for your team to meet. Starting early next year this location will also have other wellness services including RMT, etc. They also have personal training services at this location as well with a dedicated space for one on one training. I've been going to S&T's original Yonge/Shuter location since they first opened in 2019 and am no stranger to this fitness studio (almost my second home!). I have watched them pivot during the pandemic with lockdowns, restrictions, and then finally their reopening. I have watched people come and go and instructors change. As much as I loved the Yonge/Shuter location due to the location, you could tell that with the amount of members joining and people working out, they had outgrown their space there. I was excited for their location at The Well! I was able to attend S&T's Friends and Family Day they had hosted at their Well location where they offered complimentary classes all day before their opening weekend. During that day I took a spin class in the morning and then another yoga and HIIT class in the evening to experience all three studios. I have always mostly taken the HIIT classes on a routine basis at S&T and currently this is no different. I'm glad my favourite instructors are teaching more classes at The Well location now! Space wise, this location is beautiful! From the change room to the Tonic House as well as the upgraded HIIT room, everything is newer, nicer, and better. The new self-serve essential cold towel fridge is great and there are more lockers available throughout the facility. The change room does get crowded between class times so I've learned to use a locker outside instead of in the change room. There is also more space outside of the studios to just chill and sit before your class as well, which is great. In regards to all three workout studios: Spin room: The space is able to accommodate more bikes. There is an "immersive" ride where there is projections behind the spin instructor. Spin shoes are included and is now self-service where you can choose your shoes in front of the spin room. HIIT room: Lift HIIT classes are offered more now in the evenings which is a bonus. The heavier weights are labeled accordingly and a weight bench is utilized in the "weights" section of the class. Space is still a bit of an issue (just like at their Shuter location) because you do have to be mindful not to hit anyone during the warmup portion (or even when you are doing your workout). I have learned which spots allow for more space and try to book those in advance. I find that the instructor podium in the middle is a bit unnecessary where that space could be utilized to give more space to everyone to work out. Either way, I love how you get your own boxing bag for the box HIIT classes. This is the room where you'll find me weekly taking Lift, Booty, and Box HIIT classes (shout out to Kaivan and Lisa for being tough and clear/concise instructors!!). Yoga room: Space is similar to their Yonge/Shuter location. It is a bit tight where yoga mats are pretty close together. The immersive screen behind the instructor is a nice addition to create a calm space/vibe to the place. I don't usually do the yoga classes here but it was nice to experience this during the Friends & Family Day. Overall, beautiful new space and great workouts! read more

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Pros - The instructors are mostly great, a lot of enthusiasm and energy especially in the spin classes. - One stop shop for spin, HIIT, yoga and mat pilates Cons - Classes are always crammed, I have been kicked multiple times during class during to the lack of space between the mats and space in the HITT studio. I have also banged elbows with the person next to me in spin because the bikes are too close together. - Lacks staff, sometimes there's no one at the front desk to check people in. - Lots of reliance on energy exchange/sweat equity volunteers to do front of house and back of house work. - Facilities Are So-So: The showers were cramped and the locker room felt like a high school gym. Not the luxury experience I was expecting for the cost. Overall, I left feeling deflated and like I wasted my money. If you're looking for a high-quality boutique fitness experience, I'd recommend checking out other studios in the city. read more

I visited this S&T location using my class pass credits. It's a very busy, even on Christmas Eve. The place is bright, and bustling with activity. I did the Yin class with Rachel Fallon. They packed too many people in the class, so many that the instructor can't walk around. The class itself was very relaxing and she made us do some really deep stretches and focused on breathing. She's talked to us about lengthening the spine which is very helpful for folks who have desk jobs. Cold towels after the class is a nice touch. The restrooms/change rooms can be a little better attended to. There was paper towels thrown around. Lots of lockers all around to secure your belongings. read more

I love the Sweat and Tonic brand and think what they have built is exciting and fun as far as fitness clubs. The classes are challenging and engaging and the change-rooms are a dream, with beautiful vanities and Dyson hair dryers. The pool and sauna are simple and lovely, and I really liked having the pool deck membership. They provide you with slippers and a robe, and all the toiletries you need, so you're really taken care of. The downsides to this location are that there are way too many people in the change-rooms and the awkward set up means you're often squished next to someone. It's very hard to find a locker sometimes, and people tend to leave their towels and slippers where they use them, which can be annoying when space is tight. In winter, the coats and boots rubbing up next to people getting out of the shower bothered me, but that's just how the space is set up. The other real set back to this location is the parking is going to cost you $15. There's no way around it and there is no discount offered by S&T that I know of. The cafe is amazing with great gluten free options, and the facilities are really top tier. Besides the few annoying parts, it's truly a great place to work out. read more

I'm torn. I really enjoyed the classes I took at the other location and was looking forward to this new facility. I even did several rooftop parking lot classes in the summer when they had them! Beautiful interiors. Brand new everything. They spared no expenses. Bathrooms are extremely clean. There are easy to use lockers basically everywhere if you don't need to do a full change or use the showers. Shoe cubbies nearby for easy storage. Towels available throughout the space with cold ones in the fridges. Water bottle refill stations too. Help yourself to the shoes for spinning. No need to bring a mat to class either. Tonic House has lots of seating and if you go just beyond, you'll be next to huge windows with a ton of natural light streaming in. Plenty of cushy chairs and workspaces. My main criticism is why are the actual workout rooms so small? Actually, why are participants made to feel like sardines? Yes, I get it's a business and the more attendees the more $$$. Can anyone in the back row for yoga actually see what's going on? Just be warned, you'll likely feel the flick of sweat from someone beside you during spinning. Sorry if you feel/felt mine. You'll likely touch someone's foot or other body part (or someone will touch yours) if you're doing yoga or Pilates. It's truly a place to get a great workout as all the instructors are FIT and you're pushed to your edge. If only there was a bit more space between bikes and mats. I can't get over how I'm literally inches away from total strangers in all directions. 3.5 but I'll round up to a 4. read more

If I could give this experience 0 stars, I would. It was my first time at Sweat and Tonic and I was excited - I heard good things and it looked bougie from the outside. The "tour" lasted two seconds, the guide acted annoyed at all my questions, and I wasn't informed that I would be given a number of where to be during the class. The instructor opened the door so I went in only to be kicked out with a few other students seconds later - "HEALERS ONLY! LEAVE RIGHT NOW!" No sweetness or apology for her lack of communication. Wildly rude. I overhear a convo and this is how I learn we have assigned seating (I reg on ClassPass so had no idea of this). The staff told me my number after I asked. She and the previous staff said I could bring my bag in as I have medical stuff I keep with me at all times. When I begin to walk in the instructor is wildly rude about my bag and says "this is a special event. You can't bring that." I say for the third time I have medical needs. Thankfully my seat has space around it. The singer calls out my bag and I say YET AGAIN in front of everyone I HAVE MEDICAL NEEDS I NEED MY BAG. Finally everyone lets me keep it but it's humiliating and jarring - the opposite of kindness I expect from spiritual events. I set my consent card to yes, but what I do not expect is the first "reiki healer" begins by GROPING MY BREASTS. Yes I get it's a "heart chakra" theme but you can attend to someone's heart area WITHOUT TOUCHING THEIR BOOBS! And newsflash - I've been doing energy work for 25 years, you do not need to physically touch someone to do energy work on them. A few other healers touched a finger to my sternum and this was much more appropriate. But fully 2 of them touched my breasts. This was insanely jarring, inappropriate, and unnecessary. I could go on about how much of a spiritually unsafe space this is. AVOID. CONSENT TO TOUCH DOES NOT MEAN I CONSENT TO TOUCHING OF A SEXUAL BODY PART!!! Ironic as hell when the fake guru babbling at the front about consent. Absolute nightmare. Have added a photo of the disgusting mess I found in the bathroom. This is not my mess read more

Sweat and Tonic - Gyms Near Me - Toronto, Ontario