Stopped in on our visit to Adelaide and were pleasantly surprised with the selection of items as…read morewell as the knowledge of the staff. Nick, who works there on Saturdays, was both professional and personable and not only helped us with our purchases but also gave us information about other places to visit during our stay. Hope to be back soon!

Body Synergy, which used to be on Wheatland Street Seacliff has just moved to Balance For Health…read more The studio is bigger, and there is now more equipment. I attend the Body Synergy class once a week: 10 minutes cardio (usually on a bike, rowing machine or cross trainer), 10 minutes of one-on-one weight training, 10 minutes on the vibration machine, then 30 minutes Pilates. Classes are no bigger than 4 people, so the instructor is always keeping an eye on you (which means you can't slack off when you think no one is looking, ha!). My trainer Lesa is brilliant - the right mix of pushing you, but not going beyond what you should be doing. Body Synergy was created for people with back injuries in mind, but is suitable for all fitness levels. Highly recommended ... even for someone like me, who doesn't usually like exercise ;)

Started here about 6 months ago. We wanted to start our son so my husband took him along to his…read morefirst lesson and then encouraged me to take him the next time. The Sensei asked if I would like to join in and I thought "why not". Since then I have been attending every week and am completely addicted. Although my reasons for starting were to set the example for my son I now go because I love the focus it gives me. It really challenges me (mind / body / spirit) and I leave after 2-3 hours of training feeling absolutely invigorated and ready to tackle the week. The sensei and sempai at the dojo are really supportive and helpful and there is a real atmosphere of cameraderie and respect. In some ways I wish I had started years ago although there are definite advantages to starting as an adult in terms of maturity / learning / attitude. The only negative is that there is only training here one day a week. There are other affiliated TJKN dojos in Magil and Kensington though where one can go for extra training (although style slightly different).

Great gym , friendly staff with pool and steam room , experienced personal trainers and 24 hr…read moreaccess.

The huge giant purple gym on marion road is Revive Fitness, been there a long time. Big car park,…read moregood range of classes, weights, cardio room, Personal training available, Creche, pool, spa and sauna and 10 week challenge programs.

Leigh Warren and Dancers are a professional contemporary dance company based in Adelaide. Their…read moreoffice and studios are upstairs at the Lion Arts Centre which is where they conduct rehersals and offer Contemporary dance classes to the general public. The classes are just $15 on a casual basis, or $120 for 10 purchased at once. They even cater for those with no dance experience! The company have performed extensively at Dance festivals across the world and even right here at WOMAdelaide.

My Wife and I had our wedding reception at the Brighton and Seacliff Yacht Club on the 1 st of…read moreJanuary 2020. I would like to add that neither of us are members or associates of this venue. From the moment we contacted the club we felt welcomed and Steve and his staff could not do enough to assist us more in making our event the best possible. The staff were helpful, happy and met all our needs. Steve was brilliant in all aspects of planning right through to the meals. These meals were possibly the best we have had anywhere and this opinion was the same from all who attended. I would highly recommend this venue to all. It capped off a beautiful day and the best possible way. Thankyou to all involved at the club. Steve and Michelle Moyle

I just want to point out that I am not a member of the yacht club and I haven't used the sporting…read morefacilities so this review is only based on the venue and bistro of the club. I've been here twice. Once for an engagement party in the function room and the second for dinner in the bistro area. On both occasions I had a great time. The function room was large and we had access to the balcony with a beautiful view of the beach and sunset. The bathrooms were clean, the food was nice and the bar staff were friendly. The night we went to the bistro area (a Thurday) it was booked out. There were a lot of large groups dining the same time we were (we were also a large group) so our food took a while to come out, but when it did it was amazing. Everyone was commenting on how good it was and the wait was worth it. The menu wasn't overly large but it had a good selection of pasta, salad, steak, seafood, chicken, etc. What I also found impressive was the staff were all volunteers from the club. It was good to see people working together and being happy. You don't have to be a member of the yacht club to come here, so if you like a good feeling of community and don't mind watching the sunset I'm sure you'll love this place. It's a hidden treasure (particularly the bistro) so don't go telling everyone ;)

I've been attending twice a week for about a week and I am very pleased with the experience…read more Instruction is gradual but thorough - appropriate for all ages and experience levels. Having never previously been athletically inclined, I now go out of my way to make it to as many training sessions at Norwood as possible. Every class is enjoyable and raises a sweat. This is the first form of regular exercise or sport that I have ever stuck with for more than a couple of months. Pete.

I signed up to the Aquatic Centre, and am loving it so far. I have never had to share a lane! This…read moreis a first in my swimming experience. The 25 metre lap pools are a good depth and wide enough lanes. The diving pool is fantastic for water running and for a more casual swim. The change rooms are clean and well-looked after. The members only change room is smaller and more private, and each cubicle has a soap dispenser, which is handy if you forget things as much as I do. The spas and saunas are great. There are two large spas, which I would go in more often if they weren't mostly filled with overweight old men or kissing couples. Nothing can keep me out of the sauna though. They have a dry and a wet sauna. I frequent the dry sauna, as it is just the right temperature that you can stay in it for a reasonable time. You're sweating like crazy, but it only becomes uncomfortable after about 10 minutes for me, which is longer than I can normally bear it. This is a well planned and set out facility, with plenty of showers and drinking fountains. I only wish I was a lot younger and could play in the kid's pools, because they look fantastic.

The North Adelaide Aquatic Centre is part of the Adelaide City Council and has recently been…read morerefurbished. Lots of free car parking on site depending on what time of day you arrive and from there a short walk to the front entrance. Surrounded by parklands and the ever so popular Bush Magic playground in Park 2 nearby, is sure to please all family members. Entry prices are reasonable: adults and kids $7.50ea, kids under 3 years of age are FREE, concession $6.00 and there is a family pass of $21 (see conditions). A multi pass can also be purchased if you wish to be a regular. There are three types of swimming pools being main, diving and leisure pools, spa, sauna, gym, steam room and other sessions. Inside is a cafe and swim shop for all your daily needs and especially is you've forgotten something from home ie towels, etc. Every school holidays there are programs for kids to join, a creche for the kids whilst mums and dads get their fix of fitness and birthday parties are also catered for. Check out their website for more information and opening / closing times. If you don't want to get fried at the beach or have sand kicked in your face by passing dogs, go to the pool!