This gym lacks professional management, quality equipment, and diverse training options…read more Substandard facilities, limited choices, and a disregard for **female safety** make it an unsuitable environment for real fitness progress. If you value a **safe, well-equipped, and inclusive** space, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

This is one of the best gyms I've ever worked out at especially traveling around the world looking…read morefor nice gyms. This gym in particular I am a big fan of because it has equipment both for regular individuals and for CrossFit and powerlifters.

Awesome trainers - intense workouts - they kicked my butt. A little expensive, but it's Sydney...read more

From the owner: AGOGA is a Group Personal Training Gym combining functional movement patterns and high intensity…read moreintervals to create natural, symmetrical bodies - lean, agile and strong. We believe in training our bodies the way nature intended them to be used. We were born to move - to run, jump, lift and climb. This is called functional training and it's at the core of all our workouts.

It seems only in recent times that the gym become anything more than a smudge on the monthly bank…read morestatement, but apparently the demand for muscle soreness has become so great that they've had to open a gym where you can go at any time fo the day! And thanks to Anytime Fitness, you can satisfy that little angel on your shoulder (not the little red one holding a beer and a kebab) telling you to exercise, 24/7! Having opened at the beginning of 2011, the machines are still more or less brand new, and the cardio ones even feature Foxtel, so you have no excuse when it comes to missing your favourite shows! The setup is fairly basic, but it has everything you need. There are no classes on offer, although I have often found that even though I get excited by the offer of free pilates or that cycling-until-your-head-explodes class, I have never actually taken advantage of them, so this wasn't really an issue for me. It also means that the membership prices are kept at a very reasonable level - $15/week over 18 months, however you can get out of it for free if you have a reasonable excuse (I'm sure you can get creative with "Really can't be bothered anymore"). There is a joining fee, but these are usually discounted with after a little chat (but the $60 key swipe charge is locked in). There are also personal trainers on offer if you need a little enthusiastic support when it comes to your sessions. So if you're looking for a gym in the area, and don't fancy the crowded Fitness First, or the muscle-madness at City Gym down the road, then you need look no further.

Love the place! The equipment is new and in good condition, the cardio machines have foxtel to keep…read moreyou occupied while you're slogging away, the staff are friendly and approachable and the individual change rooms and showers are great! Also, it's open 24/7 so you can work out whenever you want! This is a bonus especially on public hols when pretty much all other gyms are closed.

Flow Athletic have a great philosophy on fitness; a balanced routine through hybrid classes combing…read morecardio, strength and yoga. My favourite is BikeAsana which is 30 minutes of hectic bike work followed by 30 mins of stretchy, relaxy yoga. Perfectly balanced. The music (especially Shannon's iTunes) is actually stuff I enjoy working out to and the trainers are great. Also, I think these are the first spin bikes that haven't given me the post-spin bum bruise. They're actually comfortable! Like Ying says, there is a community vibe here. They throw Xmas parties, put on movies, have a progression sticker chart and also a lounge area where you can use Wi fi and sip coconuts. If you want to do your own training, you'll be disappointed because its classes only. This suits me fine 'cos that's all I do. The only drawbacks are that it's expensive and maybe not great if you get a bit bored of spin and yoga. All in all its 4 stars from me.

I came here for a BikeAsana class with Kate while staying in Paddo for a few days on holiday…read more Absolutely beautiful studio space overlooking Oxford Street in a charming area full of high end Australian shops. The class was just the challenge I was looking for and I hope to try another before leaving Sydney. Highly recommend!!

My experiences with Sam (club manager) were nothing but positive. he is very friendly ,…read moreprofessional for all what he does, he always available to help even at time he was very busy . I have been trying with little success by contact other FF branches ( park st and parramatta ) obtaining an offical record/letter of my membership for my health funds rebate . Michael did it for me within a very short time without any waiting game or given incorrect records. he is a great ambassador and a great asset for the FF brands . he is a role model for other club managers to follow . Thank you Sam!!

Fitness first Bondi Platinum offers one of the nicest gyms in Sydney. The gym is incredibly…read morespacious and open and allows lots of options from free weights, treadmills, spinning bikes, multiple weights machines. The gym offers lots of classes also from yoga all the way to maternity classes. The staff in the gym are very friendly and facilities are kept clean. I usually go to the gym in the early morning and always find that I have enough options in terms of equipment. The gym can be busy late evening but still there is enough options for everyone I feel. The gym offers an outside area too which is great to go when you have worked up a sweat. The outside also has a world class view out over Sydney harbour which makes your sweating worth it.

Nope. No way. Not on my yelping watch does a gym with a black light-backlit intergalactic spin zone…read morehold a 2-star average. You heard me right. Intergalactic. It's like spinning while on Space Mountain. In the '80s. A pedal to better times when priorities were in order (neon, sweat bands, Madonna, short breathless commands), and they've maintained this mission - nay, odyssey - it its truest form. (And added cycles.) The rest of the gym is a complete sausage fest. Which turns out to be quite awkward (Do girls not lift weights in this city?) But oh that spin room... To spin-finity and beeeeeyyyooooooonnnndddddd!

Awful customer experience, the gym is nice but the front desk guy is super rude, definitely not…read morecoming back.

I joined the Workout Club in May 2012. I'd just moved back to Sydney, was overweight, and really…read moreunfit. I was so nervous going the first time I was almost sick. But Jace ( the owner) and all the other trainers made me feel welcome. My trainers have worked with me at my level, taught me new things about the way I eat and exercise, pushed me, supported and encouraged me - I have lost an enormous amount of weight and I'm the fittest I have ever been. Ten months on from that first day I ride my push bike to work everyday, swim, play tennis, jog - I'm amazed at the things my body can do. I can't thank them enough for what they've given me, and I would highly recommend the gym to anyone who's serious about making changes and getting fit.

This gym is great for a serious bodybuilding workout. The equipment isn't the newest but that's…read moregood for me as the equipment has some harder to find pieces like the attached lateral raises machine. The machines here are MUCH better maintained than at other gyms in the area as well.

I've worked out here a whole bunch of times because the hotel where I'm staying on business,…read morepre-pandemic, use to provide comp access to City Gym. Fast forward to now, you're required to pay what they call it a "Casual Pass" for $20 AUD. Upon entry, I was required to complete an online app on the Covid Service NSW website for contact tracing purposes, then pay the front desk before entering. The front desk lad gave me the password for free WiFi since my mobile was only running on 2G lol. I immediately noticed a major renovation starting with the ground level. There is a whole new Eatery where you can not only you can enjoy juices & shakes, but breakfast, lunch or dinner! The weight training area was a little to crowded and claustrophobic in my opinion, probably because space was made for the Eatery. Most of the LF Machines have remained the same, except they've added several Olympic power lifting platforms. I know it's summer season, but for some reason the air con was absolutely not working. There was a portable A/C unit tucked away in one corner, but not cooling down the room at all. Face masks aren't required, most people were not wearing one, nor did I seem to notice members using a towel, or wiping down equipment/benches at least after usage. Cardio was moved to the 2nd Floor, there are TV's mounted to the walls, and each machine has a personal monitor. I was trying to bluetooth my wireless to the monitor, but needed a standard earphone instead. The two areas I don't frequent are the Boxing Gym and the All Functional Training Studio. All classes are free for members, so that's a plus! On the top floor, there use to be a few machines, but now it's the Mind & Body Studio used for Yoga classes. I normally bring a hand towel from the hotel, but I think this gym provides for members. Locker Room is split Men's and Woman's area, also got a renovation. The place is very well kept because there was a custodian working that day, and there's tons of alcohol wipes all through out. All in all, I like City Gym because it's very convenient to the hotel, most of the members are friendly, and it's a very serious training gym, not your typical commercial gym. Hours of trade have gotten better, open 24 hours Mon-Fri! Check-in on Yelp to get either a Vanilla or Chocolate Spartan Protein Shake!