Please stay far FAR away from this gym…read more they have super deceptive business practices especially against young adults that will lock you into contracts and coaching you do NOT need. I had no idea what i was getting into years ago when i signed up for this gym, i thought i was getting a good deal on coaching and the place looks nice, but the payments will drown you. If you ever think about canceling, good luck. They will only freeze your account, and force you to pay the full years long term + some extra hidden fees. Save yourself the stress and go to literally any other gym in Calgary, hands down this is the worst one I've ever went to throughout my whole life.

I strongly recommend avoiding GYMVMT at North Hill Centre. My experience has been extremely…read morefrustrating and disappointing. When I cancelled my membership, I was explicitly told --both in person and in writing by staff--that extra fees would be waived. Despite that clear agreement, the gym later tried to charge me anyway, hiding behind contract terms instead of honoring their own word. To make matters worse, random "fees" that I was never made aware of were added, including a so-called "facility fee." This is not just a matter of money, but of honesty and integrity. If a company promises something to its members, it should follow through. Instead, I was left feeling misled, nickel-and-dimed, and taken advantage of. There are plenty of other gyms in Calgary that value transparency and treat their members with respect. Based on my experience, GYMVMT North Hill Centre does neither.

I was referred to The Fitness table by my chiropractor over twenty years ago. Following injuries…read moreoriginally sustained in two separate car accidents, massage therapy, acupuncture, pilates, yoga, and physiotherapy were all helpful in minimizing pain but did not sustain elimination of the pain. Now, in my "golden years," I not only continue to be pain free - I am strong, flexible, and active thanks to over twenty years with The Fitness Table. The skilled and knowledgeable faculty provide individualized, safe and effective instruction in group classes (individual sessions are also available). As a client of The Fitness Table, you are guided every step of the way to progress according to your readiness including status of injuries or general health, in a non-competitive welcoming environment. I highly recommend The Fitness Table for anyone wanting to enhance well-being!

From the owner: Our focus is to help you strengthen your CORE and improve your POSTURE; you'll also get improved…read moreflexibility, mobility and athletic performance!

best gym in all of calgary!!!…read more has all the equipment and machines needed for a full body workout!!! fullsize classroom with over 30 different classes a week, included in membership personal training available mature clientel in a family friendly community. the gym never feels crowded or full. lots of free parking amazing staff and owners. cant say enough good things about uaf!!! check it out...you wont be disappointed!

Great gym on 14th Street near Kensington…read more I've been a member since the beginning and I've tried some classes and personal training sessions. The classes are good, especially pilates! I love my trainer Wendy... she's a machine! The equipment is great, and machines feel high end. Plus, from what I have seen so far, there is a minimal amount of douchy gym rats there! ;) Very nice change rooms and a couple of large showers. I guess the only down side is the size of the classroom, which limits the number of people who can take the classes. I see that as a good thing, because I prefer smaller classes, but it may get crowded.

Part of my New Years resolution was to try something new each month, so when a friend invited me to…read morehis Crossfit class because it was "Bring a Friend Day", I said yes! Since I always want to be prepared for anything I get into, I looked up what to expect - the exercises (thanks YouTube!), the terminology (box, WOD, AMRAP, PB, PR) and of course, what to wear lol Jane was our coach for the class and she was awesome! After doing some warm ups, and knowing that a handful of us were beginners, she demoed each exercise before we did them. What I found that was really great about Crossfit is that everyone is really encouraging and supportive. Even though I was huffing and puffing from doing my AMRAP (and possibly sweating profusely), having someone say "Great job on your Thrusters!" makes you go from "Omg someone was watching me?!" to "Yayyyyyy me!" *fist pump* If you like group work outs, but knowing you're only competing with yourself (PR and PB!), give Crossfit a try. Besides, when was the last time you did something for the first time?

From the owner: Welcome to CrossFit Sunaltas, your premier destination for functional fitness and CrossFit in…read moredowntown Calgary (YYC). As one of the highest-rated gyms in the area, we're dedicated to helping you reach your fitness goals and live life to the fullest. Our expert team of personal trainers provides tailored guidance and support for all fitness levels, from beginners to seasoned athletes. Whether you're looking for group fitness classes or personalized training sessions, we have you covered. Nutrition coaching is also available to complement your workouts, ensuring sustainable lifestyle changes for peak performance. Conveniently located in downtown Calgary, we offer top-of-the-line equipment and a supportive community. Contact us to start!

This gym was one of the first gyms to open after the Covid lockdown started to lighten up. Good…read morelocation and open 24/7 with a key fob. Friendly people! Sometimes it's empty and sometimes it's very busy depending on what time of day or night it is. Owner is GREAT, very accommodating to members needs. Just tried out my first month there and had a great experience there. Also did two photo shoots with the consent of the owner.

I've been working at the NE location for almost a year now and I love training here as a member and…read moreworking with my clientele! The vibe is incredible here. Best atmosphere I've worked at in a gym and I've been in the industry for almost 20 years now. It's old school and very accepting of everyone. It's a true community where we all grow and work together to help our clients needs and just enjoy connecting with each other on a day to day basis. I highly recommend people that are serious about their health to come by this place and do a free trial and get a feel for the place.

The website is fairly dishonest about the steep one time activation fee of $180. Only if you go…read morethrough the process of signing up you will be able to see that. For a boutique gym with limited space and no parking spot it's just too much to pay

It's taken me a few good years to really commit to a gym. The last time I did was at World Heath…read moreand it was such a horrible experience I thought I would never do it again. Downtown gyms are really horrible. Just let me get that out first. I finally chose Anytime because they ARE NOT/DO NOT HAVE: Absurd prices, crowds, Iinitiation fee, activation fee, towel fee, pushy sales people. What do they have? 24 hr access, towel service, individual shower rooms, awesome trainers that know you by first name, yoga studio with video workouts, tvs, good looking people, and free parking. All downtown. Yes, it's true. Good amount of cardio equipment, and more weights than you can imagine. My gym buddies have also commented that they have more machines than most locations. The shower and bathrooms are also really new and clean, no gross tiles with the weird swampy smells, and rusty metal stuff. and because it's on 1st street, you can grab a bite just about anywhere along this street because you had a great workout and you deserve it! It's been sort of counter productive for me, but I assume I'm the only one with no willpower.

Train RIGHT - Compete - get RESULTS…read more Are you training for a race? Competitive athlete? You've got to check out TCR. It's been some time that I trained with Cory (the owner of TCR). He coached me back in my rugby days when I played for Calgary in the RCSL (Rugby Canada Super League). However, today a buddy called me and said, "hey, I'm buying a mountain bike, where should I go?" Well, TCR offers mostly road bikes for Tri & IronMan. They do have a mountain bike on the showroom floor but it just might be overkill for my buddy. That said, what TCR does do is bike fittings. If you're going to INVEST in a bike, invest in a bike that actually fits YOU. Think... life time value of my investment... think like that, spend the small fee on a fitting and you'll buy a bike that is kind to your body over the coming years of millions of peddle rotations... Cory (the owner) or Rich will fit you... and THEN you go invest your money in the right bike... be it there at TCR or another store. Secondly, if you're competing... they'll inspire the athlete within! Take their VO2 Max test... you'll HATE the test - I did - but you'll quickly learn what zone you should train in and at what level of intensity. Again, train on your own without this knowledge... how will you know you're training efficiently? TCR is a small boutique lab & retail store in Kensington (not on Parkdale as the Yelp address states) They're just above Mission Snow Boards and in the same strip mall as Nellies Breakfast. The staff know there stuff ...be it bikes, lab testing, nutrition, service, repair, bike storage, Cancervive, Tri's, Ironman... You're an athlete in training? Rugby, Soccer... even biking... stop by TCR for a little lab work. Put it this way, just a few years back when Theo Fleury got back into shape for Flames camp, Cory was his trainer! Theo showed up to camp as the 8th most fittest athlete. I take competition seriously, if you do too... go to TCR. PS: I don't charge extra for typo's - they're just my gift to you ;-)

I've never been in a place that has tried to ignore me as hard as this place. Guess I'm not getting…read morea saddle, insoles and the bike fitting I was looking for here... maybe even computrainer classes and coaching. Oh well, guess I'll stick to speed theory and bow cycle. Thanks for nothing, guess you guys aren't used to seeing coloured people in there.

It's a good gym with good equipment but nothing overly special. If you don't want to go broke,…read moredon't go here because holy hell are the prices outrageous. Went for a drop in to workout with a friend who goes there, expecting an average $12-$15 drop in fee... ITS $26?! There's no way that is even close to justifiable. Considering the memberships are also $80/month, GoodLife should have the nicest gyms in the country but they're average at best for "nicer gyms". Won't be going back. The Glencoe Club has a drop-in fee for $20 (if one of your family members is a member there) & that place is an entire resort.

I signed up for a 7 day membership to test out the gym and was ready to sign up for a 2 year…read moremembership, mainly out of proximity to home. When I went in to sign the contract, I was told that I had an outstanding balance of $250 from when I was a member 2 years ago. I was told that it was sent to collection (affecting my credit negatively) and that I would have to pay the full amount to be able to sign up again. First, I wasn't able to get an explanation to why I had that $250 outstanding. I was given a 1-800 number and every time I call, it says they can't take new callers and hangs up. The request forms on line don't work, so I can't even get an explanation from their head offices. Second, they sold the debt to a collection company, which means that it was written off by them and they no longer own said debt. Asking to collect on a debt they no longer own is misleading and deceptive. They want me to pay the $250, for which they have no explanation, and if I were to pay, then there is still a collection company out there I still owe $250 to as well. Now I'm out $500 ?! That is definitely double dipping and they are more worried about squeezing money from customers than they are about customer retention. As for the gym itself, it is located in eau claire market, which is depressing and deserted most of the time. It starts your gym routine in a depressing mood. There are a lot of squat cages, but the cardio machines are outdated and falling apart. The stationary bicycles aren't bolted down properly, so they shake or are unbalanced when peddling with any effort. Most of the TVs come in grainy on the cardio equipment. Definitely not enough room for the free weights, so people are constantly stepping on each other for space. Then people are forced to work out around the squat cages, which makes using them very awkward. There are plenty of better gyms in my opinion in the core, that offer a better atmosphere and aren't only worried about gouging customers