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    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    Chiropractic bodywork

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    University of Toronto Athletic Centre - 50m pool

    University of Toronto Athletic Centre

    3.6(13 reviews)
    3.2 kmUniversity of Toronto, Downtown Core

    If you can get over the Soviet-era architecture, lack of natural lighting, "asbestos" warning…read moresigns, and maze-like interior, then Athletic Centre is right for you. It will make you an athlete and there's plenty of equipment and facilities to show for it. Membership is already included in your UofT student tuition, but you can always opt out. The gym features an indoor track/field house, dance and fencing studios, squash courts, and Olympic-sized pools. In spite of the intimidating, performance-athlete-only vibe that emanates from the front door, you can still get inspired by the many jacked powerlifters and kinesiology students that frequent the SCC (Strength & Conditioning Centre). In this glorious facility you'll find at least 5 squat/power racks (grab them while you can), sizeable weights, and lots of cable machines. One of the leg machines are always broken but IMO they're not the important ones anyways. The olympic weightlifting platforms are where the gold's at. If lifting's not for you, then take advantage of the free fitness and conditioning classes on offer, or the paid lessons for finer things like karate or fencing. They're lots of fun, taught by masterful instructors in their field, and open to non-students too. In fact, unlike the rest of University of Toronto, a class at Athletic Centre will actually equip you with real skills. -1 star because you don't want to die alone in here, where the sun don't shine; the older AC staff are usually grumpy (always approach the younger student workers); and there really should be more cardio machines.

    I spent a bit over a year as a member of the University of Toronto Athletic Centre. It's a…read moreperfectly adequate facility if it's free with your tuition; however, paying it for it was quite a waste of money for me. Unfortunately, I left more disappointed than satisfied. The GOOD: If you like to swim, they do have a nice Olympic size pool. I think this is by far the best aspect of this facility with good dedicated lap swim time. Also, if you like running indoors in winter, they have a 200 meter track. Hours are also quite generous. The BAD: They only have something like 12 elliptical machines...this is for a campus of 80,000 staff and students. Prepare for the hassle of signing up and waiting. The locker rooms are dirty, crowded, and dingy. The weight room is a mixed bag: they have a lot of equipment, but it's undersized for the usage and filled with more meathead types. Not an environment I like. The facility is also very awkwardly spread out without much natural light...kind of depressing. The UGLY: No treadmills, no stairmasters...how can these staples of cardiovascular torture (I mean fitness) be completely absent? Classes like spinning or yoga cost extra and are not cheap. OVERALL, I went here because it was close to my office. The waits and lack of cardio equipment resulted in under-utilization. I also just never enjoyed working out here. I've switched to GoodLife and haven't looked back.

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    Miles Nadal JCC - Miles Nadal JCC exterior.  Main entrance on Spadina Avenue

    Miles Nadal JCC

    3.2(31 reviews)
    2.9 km

    Dear Jamie and Priyanthi from Membership,…read more We've been loyal gym members for years, rejoining even after COVID. They've been increasing fees and such, but we wanted to support our local center. Over the last week, our credit card on file expired and we wanted to take a pause in our membership anyway due to upcoming travel. We called five times, left three voicemails and finally we received an email back one week later from Jamie to come in and resolve things. When we came, They said the membership director Jamie just went for a walk and we heard after 10 minutes that perhaps he wouldn't be back (uncertain since they didn't have his cellphone). Although the membership director presented some options via email, the junior staff refused to entertain them and said we could come back four days later after the long weekend to address it, even though we told them we were traveling for a few weeks afterward. Worst of all, Priyanthi, the staff member, refused to allow us to enter the gym! Physically refused us! Not only did they bill us for the month and threaten us with collections, they refused us to enter the gym until the membership director came back to follow through on his own offer via email! This is unacceptable and why everyone is abandoning this center in droves, leading to fee increases. Wow.

    Friendly, knowledgeable staff. Fun spin classes. Tons of amenities, including towel service. A…read moregreat selection of personal trainers available. I feel I get excellent value for my membership dollar. I am personally grateful for the professional and polite staff (security and fitness both). I am always welcomed every time I arrive, and wished a friendly goodbye when I leave. My only regret is not becoming a member sooner, since I have lived in the neighbourhood since 2001. Better late than never!

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    Barry's Toronto

    Barry's Toronto

    4.2(27 reviews)
    4.8 kmQueen Street West, Entertainment District, Downtown Core

    I can see all the hype around Barry's Bootcamp. You'll see around you, super young, fit millenials,…read morewho are there to crush their workout. Already you feel this vibe of confidence and it can be intimidating, but I guarantee you feel superior part of this. I feel super pumped to workout when I step in the infamous"red room". This awesome night club-like, dark room vibe to amp up your workout and focus with blaring loud music to drown out your senses really helps. I'm not a runner, I absolutely hate cardio, but I think at the end of it I had a runner's high. The strength moves are really awesome conditioning. Like what some of the reviews may mention, it might not be as helpful to beginners because those that aren't aware of how to do certain workouts might not know how to perform the instructed exercise correctly as the instructor doesn't spend as much time to show and perform how it's done. But if you have some basic knowledge, you'll be fine. What was really nice is that before it begins, if it's your first time the instructor will meet with you to explain how the treadmill works and the instructions during class, and it's really nice because I got a shoutout for my first class and working hard, it was really welcoming. There's the flex room where you can stretch and even some weights if you're not done your workout, but you should feel like death after the intensity. The change rooms are so sleek. They've got fancy shampoo, conditioner, cleanser, body wash -- if you want to straighten your hair there's a hair straightener, nice quality hair dryer, and feminine use stuff. I love their bath towels and wish I could nab one home haha. Oh ya, no need to bring a lock because it's a combo you can set. Didn't do the Fuel Bar shake option, but very cool concept to pre-order and then have your shakes ready after you're done your workout. Clever idea. All in all, would do it again, the only thing that really sucks is how expensive it is, but it's a great investment in yourself and for your body.

    Been a while since I tried a fitness botique studio, and Barry's definitely does not disappoint…read more Their customer service is on-point, the classes can be made beginner friendly, but also encourages you to challenge yourself and really push past your limits. The energy while inside the red room knows no bounds, and the post-workout shower always hits the spot. I would highly recommend trying out this space for yourself if you have never tried it!

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