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30 Market St, Airdrie, Alberta, T4A 0K9, Canada

(587) 254-7430 oranjairdrie.com

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Rachel Martini

May 25, 2019

I have been going here since it opened, more recently I completed the 6 week challenge which was what I needed in addition to the workouts. I was able to adjust my nutrition and create healthy change with support. It was totally doable, I met my goals and will be maintainable!

Tod Pedersen

Jun 28, 2019

Instructors at this amazing gym are beyond fantastic!!!! Yoga with Jill is a gift from heaven, so inspiring. Love love love her classes!!!

Sam Fisher

Jun 20, 2019

My Wife tried the Aroma Restorative Yoga Class , Wasn't sure about it initially with her anxiety and panic issues lately. What a huge difference I had to write this review on her behalf for Jill , thank you Jill for your energy and amazing therapy it has made a world of difference thank you . HIGHLYYYYY RECOMMEND JILLs Classes.

Jo-Ann Scott-Noye

Mar 3, 2019

THE best fitness centre in Airdrie. A great variety of classes, experienced instructors and a beautiful facility. There are lots of options for classes in terms of variety as well and timings. The facilities are always spotless and the smoothies are to die for. While I don't use it, there is onsite child care - a plus for busy parents.

Rebecca L

Feb 23, 2019

Love the studio and classes, absolutely beautiful facility. The locker rooms and showers are amazing and they provide everything you could ever need, even complimentary yoga mats and towels. I had an unlimited membership for a year. I signed up for this membership before the studio opened on a special "early bird" promo. Rates much lower than my early bird rate were advertised within months of joining, which I found to be a little off-putting, but also maybe expected. When I chose not to renew my membership, I was auto-renewed and charged for an additional month. I was out of the country when the charge was placed on my credit card. When I returned home and tried to have the amount refunded, they refused and told me they could give me a credit only. I accepted the credit and left on good terms. When I returned to use the credit in the retail store a month or so later (before I moved out of the city the following week) I was told my credit ONLY applied to workshops and was not a "regular" credit. My last ditch attempt to regain my $$ was to request the credit be transferred over to the new Kensington location. Although still inconvenient to attend, it would be much closer to my new address than driving to Airdrie for a workshop. I knew about the new location as it had been promoted in the studio/every class for months prior. Unfortunately this request was also refused, I was told the second location was operated and owned separately and credits could not be transferred. Interesting, as months later now that the studio is open the website makes it very obvious that the same people are running the facility. As much as I loved the classes, it seems this organization is a money grab much like any other gym. The self love and care that is preached is nothing more than marketing.

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