The manager, Erica, is more concerned about not upsetting people with absolutely no gym etiquette…read morethan she is ensuring the majority of the membership can workout in peace. Go here if you enjoy being sexually harassed, enjoy absolutely foul smelling people, broken toilets, random tripods recording your movements, cold change rooms, and being disrespected by the manager, Erica.

I have gone to a bunch of different locations and my usual location is in Calgary since I work…read morethere. Originally I got my membership at this location but I never had a chance to go work out there till this weekend. I believe this is the best location compare to all locations that I have seen in Edmonton and Calgary. I enjoyed the atmosphere. Even if it's busy, it has a lot of things and you don't need to wait for anything. The equipments are new and awesome and they have some machines that I haven't seen them in other locations. The change room and bathrooms were very clean. This location is my number one location!

After a rough two years of not taking care of myself, I had a wake-up call when I failed the…read morefitness test for my dream job. I had gained a significant amount of weight, lost my love for the gym and had absolutely no motivation. Life was kicking my butt, and I was letting it. After some pushing and encouragement from my family, I decided to chat with the fitness manager at my local Goodlife to sign up for personal training. I was very skeptical. Scratch that, I was extremely skeptical of agreeing to work with a personal trainer. With the combination of bad experiences with personal trainers/coaches and injuries I wasn't looking forward to going through the process of vetting a personal trainer. Then I was introduced to Nathan. The first session I remember walking in thinking I don't know, maybe I should just cut my losses. I went in not expecting much. Oh boy was I wrong. Within in a few minutes I felt heard and understood. I gave him my goals and we workshopped together what would work and what might prove difficult for me. I have a handful of injuries that can make training a bit of a challenge for me. There are movements I need to avoid or be quite cautious with. Nathan is responsive and proactive to ensure I do not reinjure or injure myself. He's quick to grab the weight if I ever need a hand and is always willing to re-explain anything. I appreciate being told exactly WHY a movement is good for me versus just do this because it's good for me. I would personally recommend Nathan for pretty much anyone because he is knowledgeable, passionate about helping his clients and is great at making his sessions enjoyable. He has made going to the gym fun again, I feel like a little kid excited to go to the jungle gym every time I see that it's time for a session. Never thought I'd love going to the gym again. With his guidance I feel like I can personal accomplish all my goals I have set and even more.

Very nice and clean gym. Nice Staff and overall good environment. The hot yoga studio here is one…read moreof the best in the city compared to other goodlifes. My only complaint is how hard it is to get cellphone service especially since the "wifi" is only for audio.

I started using the West pool in May, 2022…read more The Summer hours were limited. The East pool was mostly closed, so I had no choice. It's got lane swimming and a deep end for diving and fooling around. You access it by the Universal change room annex. If people identifing as ladies want to change in the separate locker room on the East sideof the building, one has to keep their access card in hand and run across the main hallway, re-swipe the card and walk through a unisex change room into the pool area. I decided to just use the "no nudie pants" Universal locker room. However, after I shower to go home, I will trek across the hall to put my makeup on in the ladies only dressing room. As I've been told by my male friends, they really hate it when ladies use the mirrors in the Universal room. It's too close to the bathroom stalls where we might hear them pee. Wah!! We don't like listening to you pee either. I went into the gym twice. It's pretty nice. Now that classes on campus have resumed, you can't get a machine. They are swamped. Long lines and crowding. Not for me. The only reason I stay in this facilty is because my membership fee is waved because I'm the spouse of faculty. Otherwise, I'd go back to the Kinsman.

The replacement U of A gym for students and alumni, attached to the old gym building (Van Vliet…read moreCenter) and the Butterdome. Well equipped with everything a good gym should have: variety of cardio equipment, dumbbells, barbells, machines, stretching areas, and a dedicated powerlifting area. It also contains a personal training only area and a state of the art climbing wall. An obvious budgetary omission is washrooms, using requires exiting of the facility and a short walk to the Van Vliet or Butterdome. Hours limited during the summer and holiday periods. Crowded during peak hours.

This is one of the best gym I have been to. The overal facility is very clean and well kept. The…read moreequipment are quite new and modern. The front desk people are always friendly and welcoming. There is also a lounge area with couches and a counter to relax and make drinks a guess. They also offer free towel service. I especially like their change room - very spacious and clean, with fancy handsoup. There is also a vanity area with hair dryer and things like that. The workout classes are also amazing. The intructor often change up the routine and their trx classes is guarantee to kick your butt. The only cons about this place is that it is very expensive. There is a sign up fee and monthly membership is, if i am not mistaken about 70 dollars.month pre-paid or 99 dollars month to month.

Horrible parking on weekends…read more Don't go there on a weekend! There is insufficient parking there. I spent a half hour looking for one spot with at least forty other drivers. This has happened several times In the last year. I'm not going to book my children at the Saville Community Sports Centre for weekend programs anymore. What good is the place if you can't park there? Very frustrating.

I've been visiting the Saville Centre for various reasons for about a year now and overall I am…read morevery happy with the facility. My first few visits were to attend a Bootcamp exercise class. I absolutely loved it! The teacher was incredibly supportive and encouraging. She got me to push my limits in ways other classes haven't. The class usually only had 3-4 of us so it almost felt like semi-private coaching. I ended up taking another Bootcamp class with a different teacher the next season and again, the teacher was great though this time the class was more full (not a bad thing). Unfortunately the next season, Bootcamp no longer fit my schedule so I decided to start using their fitness facilities by myself. The gym is fairly small but usually not too busy. I've never had to wait for my prefered cardio machines or for weights. It is clean and tidy and there is always a staff member available if you have any questions. While there are fancier gyms in Edmonton, the Saville Centre has everything you need for a basic workout and lots of opportunities for group fitness classes. Plus the membership fees are very reasonable, particularly if you are a U of A student or alumni.

Probably the worst ran gym in history . They communicate nothing and now I'm getting emails from…read morecollection agencies for 100 bucks . What a joke . I've been a member here for years and this is how you repay loyality? Your gym is a joke and I hope no one else gives you a penny . You fix nothing and then charge more . Literally go anywhere else but here it's shit . Broken equipment and they don't care about their members .

Well I am not a fan of paying more than I have to. Most gyms have so much staff and the same…read moreproblems - dirty, busy, not enough equipment etc. All for $$+ - Snap is cheaper, it's open 24hr, it's clean and they have enough machines that your not waiting all the time. Very Happy with the Services.

Love the classes here, especially barre with Anna, strength and sweat with Natalie, and HIIT and…read morecore with Ann. Very professional instructors who take the time to make sure you are doing things properly and that you get a full body workout. Special shoutout to Natalie for making class enjoyable, challenging, and for her careful attention to our form while doing weights.

I have never had a membership to World Health Club so I can't comment on any pushy salespeople but…read morehave had the opportunity to visit and try out a few of their clubs. I've been to the Glenora location a few times; once for a class and the other time to work out on the machines. The last visit was to work out on a Saturday morning. The locker area is spacious and clean. The layout works that not everyone is in one area with one row of lockers like as some gyms. There are the full body length and half size lockers which is great and you need to bring your own lock. There are benches scattered around by the lockers. There are big mirrors, hairdryers, lotions, and I think even hairspray! There's a door to separate the lockers from the toilets and the shower area. The showers are huge and private, and they provide shampoo, conditioner, and soap. I didn't even need to bring a towel as they provide that as well! I went to the cardio machines where they have rows of bikes, ellipticals, and treadmills. I hopped on an elliptical but I didn't see the antibacterial wipes, which I like to use to wipe the machine before I use it in case the person before me didn't. The machines are great with each having their own tv and lots of channels! It makes the time go be quickly. I noticed where a few people were going to get wipes so I got some to clean my machine down. The free weights and weight machine area had lots of options so it wasn't too crowded. There were benches unoccupied it's nice there's room for everyone in the area. I also think there's a Women's Only area upstairs but I didn't check it out. Closer to the front by the offices are chairs which is great if you are waiting for a friend to come out of the locker area. The shoe area is also big so shoes are on top of each other. Great gym!

When I arrived at the pool last night, my friend and I were greeted by a friendly staff at the…read moredesk. We dropped in at 9:30 PM, an hour before this facility closes. It cost $8.50 to drop in. At this time of night there weren't any kids around and the pool was fairly quiet. There were three lanes available. My friend and I had a lane to ourselves. This pool is perfect for doing a New Jersey triathlon (hot tub, wet sauna, dry sauna) which is my favourite thing to do. This pool has been renovated recently. It is nothing fancy, but it has everything you need. The hot tub and saunas are all a decent size. There is a rope and slide for the kids. The change rooms were clean. There are 5 showers in the shower area. The one I used was a good temperature and had good water pressure. Things that is is missing in the change rooms in my opinion, are: one of those machines that speed dries your swimsuit and private showers. You can bring your own lock to use the lockers or can pay to rent one. I would definitely visit the pool again. I have not tried the gym area yet.

I decided to check out this pool because Bonnie Doon was closed at the time…read more Its fairly normal. 50 meter pool. Hot tub. Sauna. Steam room. The layouts a bit odd for where the change room is, when leaving the pool. I didn't get much swimming in, as the whole pool was closed for lessons. All in all, not a bad place to go for a swim.