This gym is very airy and newly renovated. This means its cell floor everywhere, a lot of free…read moreweights and kettle bells for the chosen one. When i have been, it hasnt been that crowded, and i have been there when its usually pretty crowded around 5-6pm. One explanation could be that its not right in an area where a lot of offices are at, so ppl either come here a bit later or go elsewhere. There are 3 different floors, so you dont have to warmup, just run up and down the stairs a couple of times to get a figure where everythings at and you will be fine. Restrooms are clean and fresh, and for an instance there are quite a lot so you dont have to hustle finding an empty. So if you are in the area and have the possibility to train wherever you can give it a shot.

A really spacey designed gym located in an old trolley depot. A great ceiling height planned in…read moredifferent levels, gives this gym a nice airy atmosphere. They have a big focus area for free weights with lots of barbells to get the squats going. But also a cardio section, all the necessary machines and some stretching areas.They also have lots of different classes for the one who needs some extra pushing. In the reception they have a "Squeezed up" bar where you can order freshly made proteinshakes and some light food. As many places, you should avoid peak hours around 5-7pm if you dont wanna fight for your right. This is a trendier gym where most ppl done training to a religion, but not yet gone to far. Which means you probably wont encounter a lot of "the great white" guys here. So if that sounds like a fit, ass to the grass, and get the pump going!

Love this gym They…read morehave everything you need for HIIT training( which is not common! ) box jumps and so on. Great installation of TRX bands, ropes .. It's modern and inspiring !

Great gym. Excellent classes - especially the ones led by Olof Sjöberg.read more

This is actually a rather large gym hidden at subway level. There's a class room and a good…read moreselection of machines (even cross country skiing machines) and cardio machines - and further in you'll find a pretty comprehensible free weight area. The bad thing is that it's underground - no windows to let some real light in, and the ventilation is rather lacking. You'll choke on your own BO when you're working out hard! SATS is overpriced but the good thing with that is that their facilities are seldom crowded. You're effectively paying for a modest level of exclusivity.