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Apr 17, 2019
Small gym but not super busy even during peak hours. No squat racks though which is a major downfall. Just the freedom racks that are basically Smith machines. Wish at least one fit4less in London would get a squat rack.

Mar 15, 2019
It's small, sure, but it had everything you need. Never too busy either. Great staff. Very friendly and welcoming. The one female employee who tends to work evenings is phenomenal. Very friendly, smiling, walking around doing things. She cares about her job.

Feb 15, 2019
Gym is convenient and has everything we need, decent price, but I paid for 2 memberships for a year in advance, plus the $88 joining fee, now one year later I wish to continue and am told I have to re-sign and pay another $88 ??? because I paid it up front? if I had paid bi-weekly instead it would have just continued. Why wasn't I told this?? I am not a new client now, you had my money for a whole year...i just want to now continue my 2 memberships either bi-weekly or pay for a year in advance, but not another joining fee. The local manager could not help me. We will not be rejoining unless this fee is waved.

May 2, 2019
Given the price point and quality of equipment, it's very hard to beat. Highly recommended for the average athlete to just someone looking to shed a few pounds

Dec 5, 2018
Good basic gym. All inclusive tanning (lie flat or standing) and massage chair access is a bonus with the black card. Can become busy at times and popular equipment is in demand. Always is staffed during open hours.

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