My fiancé and I came out for the free intro class, which was fun, and decided we'd join up for the…read moreonramp classes (12 in total), and a further 3 month commitment. We ended up finding the intro class to be misleading as to what Crossfit really was (bad on me for not looking into this more), Crossfit is alot of high intensity training sometimes until failure, lots of Olympic weight lifting.. There's a good chance you will hurt yourself, google it. If you decide after your commitment you want to quit, no problem, but they'll keep 2 months of fees, which ended up being $600 between me and my fiancé, and that's in addition to the $300 they kept for the onramp portion. $900 total. (The two months for cancellation is spelled out in 2 different clauses in the contract, it's there, but its definitely not worded clearly). And good luck getting them to return your phone call, the only way I could get them to reply to me after a month of calling and leaving voice mails was by email. Save your money. Get P90X instead, its way safer, and cheaper.

Coaches are very knowledgeable, movement options are always scaled to an appropriate level for each…read moreindividual's fitness abilities, and the community is so supportive! Their focus is technique over weight which is so nice to see in CrossFit (or most gyms in general).

Anytime I'm in Canada visiting for work I'll always try to find a GoodLife Fitness. The facilities…read moreare beautiful, the staff are pleasant and I feel very comfortable workout.

The worst service ever by the assistant manager the first time and now the second time. Don't trust…read morethis location you will get screwed over. Not worth the stress the management needs retraining on how they deal with customers and communication.

This gym is awesome. Every piece of equipment you need, no contracts, and a very friendly staff…read moremake it a great place to lift. They have a lot of different shake combos and delicious wraps for sale. Their cardio room is well equipped and they offer many classes. In short, Fitness Focus has what you're looking for in a gym. Go down and see for yourself! PS: they held my account when I went travelling for a few months with no issues.

I have been back at Fitness Focus now for about a year and have never felt more at home, they're so…read morefriendly they even know me by name. As far as the gym goes I can always expect it to be clean and there is a great selection of both weight and cardio equipment. I have never really been into doing group classes before but do enjoy occasionally hitting up a yoga class and always enjoy it. I had always been worried about gym memberships because of all the horror stories you hear so I was still skeptical even when I heard there were no-contracts at fitness focus. but I had to leave the country for a year and had no trouble ending my membership and restarting it again when I returned. so happy to be back!

Love this gym for everything it provides. Classes if you want to take those, you can do your own…read moreworkout as well. Best thing, no mirrors because the focus is on health and functional fitness instead of looks

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Women in menopause and peri-menopause should NEVER take health advice...nutrition, fitness,…read morelifestyle, etc...from age 30-something coaches. They have not experienced ANYTHING we are going through, yetthrough they are advising women outside of the scope of their practice. Where are the 40-50+ year old coaches who have actually been though this? The coaching they are offering is overpriced macro coaching with scam contracts that are not legally binding.

I signed up for 12 months. After gaining 8 pounds and an inch around my waist during my reverse I…read moretold my coach I was gaining too quickly and I needed to stop the reverse diet. My coach said that I needed to continue with the reverse and we could consider a cut once my hormones healed. I finally talked to the owner and she agreed I could start cutting 6 weeks later after I had packed on another 7 pounds. My coach did a mini cut and I did lose a couple of pounds. I then reversed back up for a vacation. When I got back I started another cut which my coach planned out and reviewed with me. The approach is I would step down a 100 calories every 2 weeks, take a diet break midway and then continue cutting at a slower pace. I did not lose the first week so my coach cut me down 100 calories. This patterned continued for 6 weeks until I was laying in bed one night ready to eat my sheets because I was so hungry. I also injured my back. My coaches response was that I needed more fat later in the day. I told her no and bumped my calories up to maintenance so I could feel better. I sent a message to the owner whose response was that she talked to my coach and tried to blame me. I left the program at that point and found someone who has personally been through weight loss in menopause. It has been a huge difference. Don't work with the 20-30 year old coaches in this program. Find someone who is or has been through peri/post menopause.

Only gym I've found in Saskatoon that comes close to a Gold's or similar. Just in case you're…read morewondering, that makes me a fan. This place is for TRAINING - with weights - preferably big ones. There's also heaps of cardio machines as well. For some reason it does not come up when I search for 'gyms' which should be fixed since this place is exactly what I'm looking for when I put that search in.