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.

This is a very nice, clean facility in central Amsterdam, literally right next door to Rembrandt's…read moreHouse. Lots of nice, newer equipment -machines more so than free weights. It was convenient to get a day pass (14.50 Euros) while visiting. The only thing I found baffling was the lack of a water dispenser of any kind- not even a drinking fountain- which is strange because the tap water is very good in the city. I guess they just want to sell bottled water, but free hydration should be standard at any gym.

Very helpful staff and cheap prices compared to other gyms. It has everything you need and the…read moreheaviest barbell is 40kg. I paid 30 euros for a week. But the prices go down if you want a membership. The lockers are self locking so you dont need to bring a lock. Nice gym!

Really nice, unique gym in the centre of Amsterdam, located in an old building. Therefore the place…read morehas lots of atmosphere, it doesn't feel like one of those factory gyms, even though it's big. They really have great equipment which they keep improving and upgrading. I love that they have a free day care centre so I can bring the little one there and work out myself. Other services like physiotherapy and a dietitian are available as well.

Not safe for girls. Reported to police and probably soon they will be sued…read more Background: A while back I caught one of the personal trainers spying on me while showering (dressing rooms are connected). I kept it under the radar since I did not know how to prove it. I did stop changing at the gym for my own safety. Now weeks passed by and I have heard and collected similar complaints from 7 other women. We reported it to the police and are currently in the process of finding the best lawyer to escalate this case in court. In the mean time I would suggest people to not sign up at this gym. The gym is complicit in this, since the guy is listed on their website and on top of that they are responsible for the horrible layout of the dressing rooms as well.

Great equipment, helpful staff. I was in town just for a couple of days but they…read moretreated me like a member. I enjoyed the vibe. Even though I was there during peak hours there was plenty of equipment.

Friendly helpful staff. Generally very clean…read more Plenty of equipment but slightly dated (compared to another Trainmore I've used). In Trainmore F.Bol most (all?) the equipment allows you to increase weight in 2.5K increments. Here, many machines are restricted to 5 kilo increments. Recent renovation resulted in nice new showers and infrared Sauna (which I don't use) but did away with the soap dispenser in the shower! Can be quite crowded at 'pre-work' time (07:00 - 09:00) Plenty of lockers -bring or buy small padlock

I was a member for over a year and used it both locations, for their equipment and tried classes…read more The classes are predominantly in dutch, even if you ask for translation. The club announcements are in dutch. Even if your dutch is in progress (like mine) it can be unnerving to be left behind in fitness instruction. The equipment is good and the setup is good as well. Be prepared to be in the background of either locational/promotional filming of fitness bloggers, and other events that regularly take place.

Awesome gym ! Amazing facilities, classes and smoothie bar. A little cold in there and it can get…read morecrowded but still worth a membership if you can get your hands on one !

Great gym ! Inka helped me out and gave me a tour of their beautiful facility . Nice locker room…read moreand overall very clean . Great area not far from where i was staying.

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.

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!

I will use exactly the same words as the previous "customer "…read more If you want to be treated like garbage, waste your money and your precious time, this club is the right place! And the lady Marijn or whatever is her name, you are rude not the customers, the customers apparently are tired of your staff and yourself.

So I usually go - well i went there twice :) - to the location at Wibautstraat and for a change I…read morewanted to try out the session at 9.15 AM (!) of Waterlooplein's gym. Body Balance for lazy birds like me. Who in addition are not crazy about those worms those early birds so much enjoy. Starts out great, as the sound system is not working. Here I am, grumpy and all, getting an improvised class in whatever by - wait for it- the manager, who by the by is not a Mills instructor. I mean she is very friendly and all but I didn't sign up for this, i signed up for some "good morning D, just stretch and don't break out a sweat". No this was a proper wake up call. A 4* for effort though: the manager/instructor was ever so friendly, it's still a stylish gym, smaller though than on Wibautstraat, and the guy at the counter was also quite helpful and very friendly. (Take notes, angry wibaut birds...) Anyway I guess in the end I did have a proper workout i needed so badly, humbug. I am hoping to have a proper lazy class tomorrow though. Ps here you can wear your skanky tank tops (more perverts at Wibaut maybe?) Oh and maybe i overlooked but it would be great if there was a cleaner and paper cloth in sight to clean those sweaty palm and butt prints (people, sit on your towel, please...)

Before going to my first class at Rocycle, I had a conversation with the friend I was staying with…read more-- a German woman who'd been living in Amsterdam for awhile. I told her it would probably be a lot like SoulCycle. She was like, "What's SoulCycle?" This explains a lot. Rocycle reiterates SoulCycle's playbook in a way that will be surprising to Americans; SoulCycle of course has _many_ similar competitors in the States, but because it (SoulCycle) is so famous and defining the competitors try to have their cake & eat it, too: they want to trade on the success/phenomenon that SoulCycle is still most-associated with starting, of this particular approach to spin classes, while also _clearly differentiating_ themselves in some way. Rocycle doesn't have that problem. It's just SoulCycle. The lights. The yoga vibe. The scripts of self-empowerment and self-ownership that the teachers throw out there; the pacing and structure of the workouts, focused very much on pedaling to the beat and then breaking down for different pace sections, then the arm section, etc. The thing is: I liked it more than SoulCycle. I think it's a little better at it. The teachers I had were particularly good; the vibe was particularly good; the facilities were excellent. I mean so basically look tl;dr -- if you're in Amsterdam and looking for a spin class and you like SoulCycle you might LOVE Rocycle. Enjoy!

I came here while visiting Amsterdam from LA, where there are are plethora of spin classes. Rocycle…read moreis easily one of my favorite spin classes I have ever taken! The studio is immaculate, they provide shoes, towels, and have showers. It's very modern and clean, and they have a juice bar in the studio. The instructor I took was Hern, and he was amazing! The music was lively, fun, and the entire workout was engaging. It's a lot of core and upper body while cycling, similar to Soul Cycle. It is all rhythm riding as well, which i love. They have an online deal for first time visitors, which is 8 euro for one class or 18 for three classes. If I lived here, I'd definitely spin here. The classes were crowded as well, so make sure to book in advance. If I'm ever back in Amsterdam, I'll be back!