Lots of classes to choose from, some good and some not so good teachers…read more Changing rooms are average with them taking 5 months to replace a light bulb in the toilets. The exercise studio is a disgrace. Flooding damaged the ceiling and the floor, classes were cancelled so they could repair the floor but they didn't and when they cancelled them for a second time they only replaced parts of the floor and left large damaged areas unrepaired. Cheap and cheerful but don't expect anyone to return your calls or answer emails and staff are generally kept in the dark so unable to help much. The booking app is abysmal, regularly doesn't work, was supposedly updated and now doesn't work again. You can't book by phone as they don't answer. Booking via the website is ok if you know what class you want to book, if it then it's a nightmare.

I absolutely love the gym here. It has all the necessary equipment and more, even during busy times…read morethere are always machines free. It did get a bit annoying in January when the post Christmas 'new year new you' crowd were in, but thankfully it's returned to normal now. I haven't used the swimming pool or attended any classes here (I've tried to book on to some classes but they always seem to be full!), but I've heard good things.

The David weir centre is great gym to go to if you are on a budget, it's not like your David lloyds…read moreor virgin gyms where equipment is being updated every 6 months, however they do have suffice workout equipment and adequate room for stretching and putting exercise steps/balls out! As this is more than a gym because there are a lot of athletics that train here there is a running track, and high jump inside the sports hall and outside, a additional separate weights room and a long jump area inside the centre, there is a dance studio upstairs where most of their exercise classes are held which ranges from body pump to Zumba to yoga! There's a class for everyone at what ever exercise level you are! The gym staff are very helpful! If there was an award for the top members of staff, this would go to Craig! He introduces himself to new members , he creates exercise plans for you and advises best ways to take your training further, and he will follow up with you to see if you need any additional help or just additional motivation! The gym has a lot if potential of updating the changing rooms and updating the air con machine but as I said before it does have everything you need to have a good training session. There is also a cafe upstairs and a crèche / kids playing area, and they do cater for birthday parties !

The name of this has actually changed to David Weir. It has…read morea huge outside running track with a section for long jump and high jump, regularly used by GB athletics. It also has an indoor runnin track, with indoor long jump and high jump facilities. There is a exercise room with machines and weight and a seperate free weights room. They also have toddler time full of under 5 toys and apparatus aswell as a play barn, great for birthday parties with food provided by the cafe upstairs or you can bring your own.

a bit dated but it does what it says, keeps you active. I've…read moreonly used the pool here, which is fine. I prefer to go when its cordoned off for aqua aerobics as i get to swim to music which i find much better. Really wish they would play background music all the time. I then use their health suite which consists of a sauna and steam room which is great in the winter time. It does have a gym and has a list of exercise classes it does but i haven't tried any of them yet

I used to play quite a bit of tennis when I was younger but then I got older. A while back I…read moredecided that maybe I'd quite like to take it up again but on a smaller court, where I could have a few drinks either before or after and not be completely and utterly destroyed for days. Things had got bad with the fitness and the tennis. So that's when I decided that badminton might be the answer. After considering the options in the local area I dragged a friend down to one of their open sessions on a Sunday evening. It's £10 for about two hours and if you're new you get lessons in with that. Not cheap really but it's good to see if you like it enough to continue. After that you can either join or try table tennis, an even smaller court. I didn't end up continuing the badminton for very long but actually did really enjoy it here. It's an ultra friendly club, very neighbourhoodly, a little bit suburban and most members are either older or very young. Good indoor racquet sport options though for cold weather adverse. Gym too.

A brief study of previous clubs I've been to…read more Nearly all of the badminton clubs I've had the pleasure of gracing tend to subscribe to various extremes. These can be applied to the temperaments of the people, the quality of the play, the poise and precision of post-play banter, height, width and length of the hall, and the quantity of shuttle cocks. Because without enough shuttle cocks we might as well be swatting flies as a form of sweaty recreation. I recall two clubs in particular in Maidstone in Kent. I can't remember what they're called. I forgot them successfully. The first one interested me, because even the worst of players acted in a godlike manner. I left this club. The second abomination had a hall so small, and a ceiling so low that I'm convinced the dwarfs stranded outside wanted their wedding reception back. Why the Wimbledon Racquet & Fitness Centre is a 'keeper' in my view? Beyond expectations frankly. Lockers (which require only £1 deposit) and have enough room to keep all you groceries, a child of average height, a jacket, a brief case, and anything else associated with a burdensome modern lifestyle. The halls (playing space) is huge, immensely well kept and there is ample space allocated for those who wish to watch including (can you believe) more locker space near the court. But never fear, there aren't endless opportunities for the humble and nimble to spectate gormlessly at the sidelines. Whatever skill level you happen to be; whatever your racquet wielding disposition; you'll get regular on-court action. And advice to improve your game. The opportunities for improving your technique are constant, and the trainer's timekeeping sharp. For example on Sundays from 5 to 7pm the Beginners & Improvers Session takes place. This is £6 to members and £12 to non-members. The coaching sessions and playing sessions mix in perfectly. Either you can train (the coaching is excellent) or play mixed (or non-mixed) doubles games. There is also the Open Session on Friday which cost me, as a non-member, £12.50. But that's for over three hours of solid badminton and half time snacks (often delicious Chelsea Buns, doughnuts and Apple Turnovers). And hot tea. This is all thrown in to the price. If you haven't got a racquet they always have a good quality piece of equipment to hand - no extra charge or renting fee etc. Excellent stock of badminton goods to buy. I purchased my court shoes from the club for roughly 30 quid (excellent quality - superb in usage). Sublime cushioning. They're good. There are gym facilities. Full membership includes unlimited use of a fully equipped air-conditioned gym, unlimited use of saunas and changing-room facilities, and a free gym induction/training programme. Massive bonus: they're not (I repeat not) cliquey like a great many clubs. Anyhow I could go on and on. And you (doubtless) want your evening to yourself. I recommend the place. You can find out more here: http://www.wimbledonclub.co.uk Words: Phillip J Cogger

The Hub is a shining example of how the public and private sectors can cooperate to create…read moresomething special. The is a £1.1 million community sports facility, and is a centre of excellence for sport, leisure and health in an area which was known as a site for anti social behaviour It is the home to semi professional Tooting & Mitcham United Football Club, who play in the Ryman Premiership. They run senior and junior sides. However, it also offers more than that to the local community. Mu hockey club, Merton Hockey Club is based here and we play all our home games here. Cheers to Franco, our groundsman who looks after us There's also a gym with qualified instructors to advise on using the machines, gym classes and karate. A branch of Slimming World is based here. There's a bar and catering facilities and rooms for hire A reasonably priced carvery is served every Sunday A great resource for the local coommunity

The gym has potential. However it lacks free-weight more than 20kg. It has no free bench press and…read morelacks heavy lifting machines. If this gym is to compete with the canons centre which both offer membership for £20 a month and are situated within 0.5miles of each other , the hub must invest into broadening the equipment. Good for new goers to the gym scene.

Very nice staff Great gym…read more Great courts Nice library Great clubs and sport team And wheel chair accessible

I wasn't too impressed with my last visit as I had a quick workout in the gym but after a good…read moreworkout you need to use the shower. You are unable to change the temperature In the dry changing room showers which caused a huge problem as the water was scorching hot and I scorched my skin when I first got under the shower. So thinking there might be staff around somewhere I was unable to find anyone and ended up going to paying desk to queue up for 15 mins to tell a staff member of the problem for them to say they will take action . I wasn't impressed when my friend when to the same gym later that day and also had to complain as nothing had been fixed nor were there any signs warning customers of this problem .

Visited here for the first time yesterday & was really impressed. The centre is very modern and…read morelooks great. It's spacious inside and seems very professional. There are a wide range of classes and various levels of membership available. You can also choose to pay as you go which is a great way to try it out. The pool looked good. I tried out the salsa aerobics class which was fun, popular and the instructor was great - full of energy and enthusiasm, and it was a great class. The only downside is that apparently the "spa" bit - jacuzzis etc - is closed indefinitely.

The aqua aerobics here is awesome - I've tried many at local gyms in this area and they're all…read moreawful - Donna is the main teacher and she gives you a dance routine in the water. Really fab. Also the Buzz Zone is amazing -brand new and really nice play area especially for littler ones

God council owned but privately run gym, with pool, split-level gym and squash courts. Also, low…read moremembership levels, so never gets too busy. However, they don't offer off-peak membership, and charge extra for squash courts even if you're already a member, so maybe it would be better if still a council gym. What's happened to those?

me and my partner recently went to the swimming pool with our 1 year old child we had a good time,…read morethe water was not too cold, it was cold but more than bearable. It was packed (maybe it was us going at the wrong time!) but the staff we good pleasant and helpful when needed. One criticism i do have is the lockers dont have a locks on them so you have to bring your own lock or buy one. This is slightly annoying! The changing rooms are clean and the booths are perfect for changing / getting babies sorted out! The price was a not too bad, for all three of us (2 adults 1 infant) it came to around £12 which i shouldn't complain at all in all not too bad

I have visited kids space so many times now I have lost count. Great place to take children 12 and…read moreunder for an active play date. The prices are reasonable and they offer a loyalty card which after a certain number of stamps you receive freebies such as coffee which always helps. Prices for entry is quite steep as you have to pay for the child and adult but I found the annual or monthly membership well worth the money which you easily recoup after a couple of visits, each child membership you can have two adults assigned. The play areas include a separate area for under fives which within has a soft toddler area. The under fives play area is mainly wooden but it also includes two soft play areas, a visual/sensory soft play area and am interactive game section. Plenty to keep the little ones entertained. The main play area for 5 year olds and over is a massive climbing frame from floor to ceiling which includes a long slide and lots of different areas for hide and seek games! Surrounding the main frame is a climbing wall, bumper cars and a virtual game area. The cafe provides hot/cold food, hot/cold drinks, ice cream and snacks and the food is nice considering it's an afterthought. There's plenty of seating/space, toilets, lockers and free wi-fi. Would highly recommend a visit if you have children especially for colder months when parks are not always an option.

my kids love this place, it is a kids paradise but i find the cost rather ridiculous. They charge…read morethe adults aswell as the children even though we only sit there and buy food and coffee from their cafe. I really do object to being charged, kids yes as they are using the facilities. Its a very expensive day out but thankfully there are some sites where you can get discounted tickets so it works out about 50% off so i only go when i find those voucher codes