About 11 months I went up to the counter at Reebok Crossfit and informed the owner that i no longer…read morewanted to train at Reebok CrossFit 020 as my fitness goals had changed and I wanted to follow my own program. After belittling me, he proceeded to hand me a small piece of paper and got me to sign it and then said I was good to go. Of course he failed to translate of the dutch writing on the paper and did not inform me of ANY details. What I did not know was that instead of cancelling it, he "froze" my account. That he did by writing the word "frozen" on that same piece of paper which again, I was not aware of! However, what happened after that is what shocked me. I came to find out (10 MONTHS LATER) that this gym had been taking 25 euro per month out of my account for 10 months straight. When I contacted them I was told that this is because the account was frozen. Given that I am a student and therefore financially limited, I would have never agreed to pay for a service that I was not even using. Thus, i contacted them via e-mail and they essentially said that there was nothing they could do other than offer me a voucher. Why would I ever want to come back? I didn't back then and I do not now. You did not inform me about taking money out of my account, I did not authorize this action and therefor YOU STOLE FROM ME. I will not drop this case until I get my 250 Euro back!!!!!!!!!

Big place, lots of cardio with decent amount weight training equipment in there as well…read more As with the chain, it is not expensive. There is a monthly contract possibly now, so you don't have to unwillingly get in to one year lock-in. Parking is free and there is ample parking space available. Mornings after 09:00 mostly occupied by seniors. Gets somewhat quiet around noon & early afternoon. Evenings are kind of busy mostly. After 20:30, starts to get kind of free again. But you can always manage to find your space, may be you might have to wait couple of minutes when it is really busy but that is not always. There also a number of group classes / sessions going on, haven't tried them yet, Gym floor and equipment are sufficiently neat and clean. There are some old looking cardio equipment, they could be swapped for shiny new ones. Lot of lockers are available but you should bring your own lock or purchase one at the reception for a small fee. Changing room is big enough. There are couple of toilets and showers and a small dry sauna. Toilets are neat..most of the time. No idea on shower rooms. Shower costs 50 cents. Haven't been inside the dry sauna, looks really small but fine from outside. Perfect for beginners and occasional gym training. There are also the muscle marys who appear regularly. So really for everybody.

Great equipment, helpful staff. I was in town just for a couple of days but they…read moretreated me like a member. I enjoyed the vibe. Even though I was there during peak hours there was plenty of equipment.

Friendly helpful staff. Generally very clean…read more Plenty of equipment but slightly dated (compared to another Trainmore I've used). In Trainmore F.Bol most (all?) the equipment allows you to increase weight in 2.5K increments. Here, many machines are restricted to 5 kilo increments. Recent renovation resulted in nice new showers and infrared Sauna (which I don't use) but did away with the soap dispenser in the shower! Can be quite crowded at 'pre-work' time (07:00 - 09:00) Plenty of lockers -bring or buy small padlock

Hebben onterecht maanden geld van mijn rekening getrokken en na vele malen contact te hebben gelegd…read morewordt het maar niet in orde gemaakt. Pas op met lid worden, je komt er niet vanaf.

Firsts can be exciting. Definitely after not doing it for a while. So you work it for 20 min…read more Then you start to think you can endure an extra hour, while normally you give up after 45 min of... well any activity. You even dare to take of your shoes, go barefoot (i prefer to keep my socks on). You never knew you could bend that way or even that far. And the man who's telling you to do so is actually really nice and funny. You actually want more action, so you do it for another 20 min, you're on a roll! 12 hours later and you can't even laugh properly because it hurts. Already. Ugh you're such a wuss... In case you're wondering, I am talking spinning and Body Balance. Of course, whatelse? :) On a serious note: it's a huge gym, with a zilion machines, a sauna and 3 seperate rooms for all those BodyWhateva classes. It looks quite clean although i did see some cobwebs and pile of dust on top of the lockers. Tip #1. Wear short sleeve shirts. People are not allowed to wear tanktops when working on the machines apparently so I had to borrow a shirt (nice service!) During all those BodyWhateva classes however you can wear those skanky tops (is that the reason? Gotta find out) Tip #2. Check upon arrival if the classes are really fully booked. The app (!) said it was, but apparently it wasn't, i could book it on the spot. Tip #3. If you've got a spot, the reception needs to hand you a card which you hand over to the instructor at the beginning of your class. I didn't get one so i had to go back and forth for a shirt and then the card. Great work out though. ;) I wouldn't know how packed it gets during the day, I went between 9.30 - 11.30am. Not too quiet but defo not busy. The classes are predominantly in the AM and after 5pm. I reckon that is prime time. Some of the staff (at least 2) cannot hide their dislike (or pure disinterest) which is a pity. A smile would suffice, fake it till you make I'd say. Most of them are helpful and friendly though. Jet for instance, seems like she's got the right spirit, very chipper! You just have to try and avoid those angry birds and enjoy your work out. Curb your enthusiasm though, it might hurt within 12 hours ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Yours truly Ms Wuss

SportsWorld! Party time! Excellent!…read more Well, what a gym. To begin with it's built inside a beautiful old milk factory, with original bolsters, bricks and beams. On the ground floor, you enter what appears to be a restaurant. Honestly, I get the impression that people come there for a bite or a drink whether or not they are a member of the club, really tastefully done, but ions away from the juice bar counter in my gym of yore. The staff is extremely friendly, no pushy salespeople to worry about. There is a big, clean, spacious changing room digital code locking lockers, a tanning bed (if that's your bag) and a sauna. I'm really into the idea of the steam bathing and sauna-ing. I was prepared for the fact that this is Europe and it will probs be fully nude. I was ready. However, I got a bit nervous when I saw it was co-ed. I didn't know which door led to what and in brief, I lost the courage to prance around poking my head in strange places. No matter, I'm going to ask for a floorplan and a code of etiquette. Wink. One floor up there is a squash (court?), a spin room, a general workout room and a special, slightly warmed very zen yoga room. (TOOOOONS of classes). Up top you have cardio galore and weights. I believe you get a free introductory training session, as well as periodic check ins to see how you've progressed and to keep you motivated. Oh and they're open til midnight. I'm writing this as I procrastinate to get in there tonight. But I signed up for my week trial, and had zero hesitation about becoming a member, after day 1. Let's hope I have an update for you in three months with pics my new bangin bod and my ghetto booty. Wink. (Have you ever googled "Squats before and after"?)

Very nice gym with sauna, squash clean showers and friendly staff. Group lessons for all kinds of…read moresports (included in membership at 55 eur per month) and a restaurant/cafe for breakfast lunch and diner (healthy green food and juices). The gym is located in a century old former energy plant and later milk factory.

This is a very nice, clean facility in central Amsterdam, literally right next door to Rembrandt's…read moreHouse. Lots of nice, newer equipment -machines more so than free weights. It was convenient to get a day pass (14.50 Euros) while visiting. The only thing I found baffling was the lack of a water dispenser of any kind- not even a drinking fountain- which is strange because the tap water is very good in the city. I guess they just want to sell bottled water, but free hydration should be standard at any gym.

Very helpful staff and cheap prices compared to other gyms. It has everything you need and the…read moreheaviest barbell is 40kg. I paid 30 euros for a week. But the prices go down if you want a membership. The lockers are self locking so you dont need to bring a lock. Nice gym!

Trained for a day during a trip and had a great time. Super welcoming and good environment. The…read morecoach was awesome

Everyone was incredibly kind! I was the only girl for both the beginner and intermediate classes,…read moreand the guys are very welcoming. 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu is my favorite, and I think anyone wanting to learn how to roll for fun and/or competition should check this place out. Also, there is a camp every spring with high-level black belts from around the world that come to teach and train in this clean & creative space.