I joined this gym as a last resort. A year ago I joined a gym and put on a stone. The PT once a…read moremonth to guide you with training. No follow up . Educogym I found on line. Three work outs per week intensive. And nutrition plan. It's the best thing I ever done. Neil the PT is exceptional he guided me through the beginners training. And on to group training which is brilliant. There is always a PT there to help you with training and nutrition guide etc. And it's not intimidating all sorts go young and old. I cancelled my charity walk to croach Patrick mayo because I was overweight. After 14 days of training and nutrition plan I lost 14lbs. I could not believe it when I got my scan. And lost 2 inches of my waist. I climbed croach patrick mayo on Sunday just gone in 5 hours. I would never have done this had I not joined this gym. And the excellent support from Neil and other PT and the encouraging emails and texts from educogym every day. This gym works. It's worth every penny you spend on it. Go for it. Paul m.

Educogym was recommended to me by a fellow student and I was intrigued by the apparent "Kick your…read moreass if you miss your training sessions" attitude, since that's exactly what I was looking for. I have to say that everybody in there was super friendly so far and they really make you feel welcome right away. You'll pay for a consultation session which will be refunded if you actually go for a contract. The guys really listened to what I wanted to achieve and are very motivating during our sessions. After a kick start period of two weeks they then changed the training plan to accommodate my personal goals. I lost half a stone in the first two weeks and am more than willing continue the program. Can definitely recommend this, if you 're willing to change your diet/lifestyle along with your fitness program.

AM Fitness isn't like any other gym or fitness class I've ever attended. The "movement" ethos…read morepermeates everything we do there and I'm already starting to feel big improvements in my back and shoulders after years of struggling with pain and discomfort from an old whiplash injury. The classes are fun, diverse and challenging. You can focus on strength, stretch, balance, mobility or some mix of all of those depending on your needs and your interests. There's a great atmosphere in the classes and it isn't a struggle to get myself to go to classes at all. In fact i hate missing them and can notice the difference in my body if it's been a few days since I've been. I've only been going a couple of months but it's already obvious that Andy knows his stuff and is really keen to make sure that the programme is tailored to each persons needs. If you've done the monotonous soulless gyms and are ready to try something different and excited then I'd highly recommend AM Fitness.

From the owner: We specialize in Movement for Strength, Mobility, Fat Loss & Fitness in Terenure. We were the first…read moreusing Ido Portal in Dublin and have developed a philosophy that brings people from squat... all the way to handstand.

Excellent facility. A real gem! They have basically any type of equipment you need. In addition,…read morethe coffee machine is great, the vendo is always stocked and there is ample parking and facilities to shower etc. The staff are very friendly and there is a great atmosphere there amongst the members with many stopping for a chat on the way in/out. I am not a member but have visited multiple times and if I lived in Dublin this is where I would be training.

This is probably the best-equipped gym I have ever used for free-weights. They have 7 squat racks…read moreas well as two squat cages and because of this, even at peak times I've only seen them all taken twice after coming 3 times a week for 6 months. Even those times, I did not have to wait long for one to become available. They use olympic-style bumper weights and put one set next to each rack rather than mounting them on the rack itself, and this keeps them much more organised and these weights go down to 0.5kg. They have a wide variety of bars too. On top of that, there's a huge dumbbell area, strongman things like stone balls and tractor tires, all manner of steps and wedges to use while lifting and a pretty good selection of machines, most of which are plate-loaded, and they keep a bowl of chalk in the center of the main floor for anyone who wants it. They have a selection of benches too, including a few to use with the squat racks. Only one of the horizontal benches has a safety bar though, which is unfortunate as if you don't have a spotter watching you, it's something essential for benching at a work weight. One thing you can definitely say about the place is that it's a gym that focuses on lifting weights. They have cardio equipment too, such as a few treadmills, a stair machine, an elliptical and a bike, but they aren't the main focus like they are in most gyms, which suits me. The staff are all very friendly and run a tight ship, keeping the place in good order. You'll never see plates and weights left around the place in a mess like you do at a lot of other gyms. That said, I do think there is a small bit of room for improvement. The dressing rooms are very basic and the lockers are badly beaten and worn. The usual place to leave bags is instead under the stairs which is safe enough, but still a bit messy and awkward to get into. They don't directly employ any trainers so if you want someone to help you with a program or personal training, you have to hire one of their outside guys which costs extra (whereas a lot of other gyms will have someone on staff to give you a training program for free). The car parking is also a problem as they only have a small bit of space and people often have to park places that aren't actually parking spaces.

The first time I set foot inside Raw, I thought it was a quiet little coffee-shop. The reason I…read moreconfused a gym for an afternoon hide-out was the man with the flyer outside who dragged me inside with the promise of a free espresso. And an espresso I got plus a grand tour of the premises. To find the gym you need to walk inside the South Richmond Street entrance, go through the room with the coffee machine until you find a door that takes you to a dark alley where you'll find another door, the one that opens the actual gym . Yeah I know, it's pretty strange. But just wait until you finally get inside! Raw is a macho place filled with macho men, stretching their sweaty bodies and flexing their muscles. I can imagine that fitness competitors have a membership here for life. Watching the heavy-built weight-lifters oozing testosterone in every corner, I couldn't help thinking about the Village People video as I felt myself shrink to the floor. For a girl, this wouldn't bee my gym of choice, at least not until I get much more fit. Maybe I should try their Boot Camp class, if the trainers are anything like those who pay for the work-out, I'll loose the Christmas kilos in no-time (I'll report back in a month, if I survive). So, if you wanna be a macho, macho man, make sure to get a membership. Hey! Hey! Hey! I

Don't be fooled by the meatheady exterior - Raw is a really solid gym. I broke up with my posh…read morehotel gym for Raw, and I'm seriously glad I did. Upon first glance the weights section is admittedly intimidating, but for the most part people keep to themselves and you never have to wait for equipment or machines. Plus, it's seriously affordable. I think I paid €299 for 6 months. If you're like me and fear a serious body building setup, I'd say avoid the majority of the ground floor. Around the perimeter is like 15 cardio machines that get the job done, and they have a nice selection of kettle bells along the mirrors though. There is a studio upstairs that has a great selection of classes (though I'll admit I still haven't been to one) and there's also a spin studio if you're into that sort of thing. You're free to use either space if there's not a class on, and it's a personal fave since it has more lady-friendly barbells, mats and space to stretch. All in all, I really like Raw and would definitely recommend.

I have been going to Benefitness for the past year, attending Tracey's early morning 3 times a week…read moreclasses. The gym is small but perfectly formed and the classes challenging but not unmanageable. Tracy is a great coach she pushes you without bullying. Since attending the classes I have found myself stronger, my balance has improved greatly, my shape has become more defined and generally I feel fitter. Great value for money and a lovely atmosphere.

I love all the equipment and the many workout programs offered. However, the facility is not well…read morekept. The showers & changing room at the gym at Dun Laoghaire are unhygienic. specifically the shower area where several tiles are missing, I've not seen anyone cleaning. a staff member told me the company as told them they have plans to repairs but nothing yet!

Joined there in March. a week later I was verbally abused and shouted at by a member who accused me…read moreof taking his machine. He even dropped weights down near my head. I went down visibly upset to the manager who told me they would come up. I waited for ten minutes till a member who had witnessed the incident came over to me and brought me down again. The staff were very hesitant to come up and help me. By the time they did he had gone. The duty of care in this gym needs to be addressed. I got my money back but no one ever checked in with me after. I was very shook by this experience. Would not recommend.

This is a nice little gym in Clonskeagh. Its a bit out of the way for me but i have been in there…read moreto use a free pass and see what the facilities are like. The staff at reception really are very nice and were very helpful being able to answer all my many queries! My favourite part of this gym was the pool, it wasn't very big to be honest but it wasn't packed either and it was long enough to do lengths. there is also a sauna which you can use after your swim, every gym should have a sauna. I had a go of most of the gym equipment too and i suppose its just like any other gym in that respect. The dressing rooms were clean and provided lockers for gym goers. My favourite bit of the dressing room is a small little room off the dressing room that has large mirrors and hairdryers, its like a room dedicated to drying your hair and doing your make up! perfect! you don't want to be going out into the world with a big red face after the gym!

I've been a member for at least 3yrs. Absolutely love the instructors & the members of this gym…read more The classes are absolutely great! Members are all ages & fitness levels. Everyone can feel comfortable here. Instructors all encouraging & friendly. My issue with the gym is the management policies. Currently the management have put into place a policy of being allowed to enroll in one class per day. Members who are signing up for more than one class are being taken off lists. Many members are very upset with this new policy. If you pay full membership you should have full access. As a healthcare worker who has worked through the worst of COVID & has an inconsistent schedule,I feel the need to attend classes for my mental health. Unfortunately,with this new policy it is causing me agitation & frustration.Because of this new policy members are looking elsewhere.

From the owner: Gym Plus Rathfarnham, situated above Aldi in the Nutgrove Retail Park is a busy popular gym and…read morepool with over 80 fitness classes a week included in your membership. We also specialise in swimming lessons and have a super programme running 5 days a week. Pop in or have a look online at our website gymplus.ie

Weuewuweuweuw! Look at the baps on that yung waan jiggle!!…read more It is with my great honor that I have the pleasure of adding this great place to the Yelp website. It is a sin that this place was not listed and evaded review from Señor Ding Dong and myself.. We both signed up less than fortnight ago now and have attended religiously for the last 16days. Pushing ourselves beyond the capabilities of these weak meaty bodies.. Even fueled with a chemical soup of adjusting chemicals; cretin, cocaine, steroids, valium, cannabis, shark testosterone and a little splash of apple cider vinegar to bring it all together... we still are still always grounded by our human flesh, it seems it will never be dense enough to seduce a woman.... However.... On a tuesday morning.... at 6am.... in the 3rd lane of the pool( her fave..),.. an elderly woman comes out to do her Pilates.. Now i have long since been sterilized for reasons of over excitedness as a young buck fresh off the farm. But Hoo -Wee! do i get some movement from an aul biddy doin her stretches! Nothing gets me more wet then jumping in that pool and diving right at her.. She's cripple from the waist down so as long as i slip in and out before the minder notices... one in the bum, no harm done... occasionally one in the ear but thats kinda queer... Dreams are made at this gym is what I'm trying to say,... none of that really happened... (sorry yelp guys, please stop deleting my reviews..)..

From the owner: Fitness, classes, swimming, sauna and steam room, let us help you get fit, lose weight and feel…read morebetter.

I don't often give 5 stars, however on this occasion it is more than justified…read more The class was pitched really well, and the instructor Ann was on top of her game. She promotes gentle yoga, with a bit of fun thrown into the mix. All those who were there really enjoyed it. I would have no problem recommending a visit. Looking forward to my next class

From the owner: Yoga/pilates and Somatic Movement. Pregnancy yoga On Saturday morning and Womens' only pilates/yoga…read moreclass on Friday at 11:30am (this class is suitable also for post-natal ladies and babies are welcome up to crawling) Yoga/pilates and Somatic Movement class on Saturday morning at 9:00am in Wildgeese Martial Arts Centre, Magennis Place, Off Pearse St. Gentle yoga and pilates in Yoga Dublin Studio Rathfarnham Village (behind AIB)