Great facility got good equipment lots of space to work out. Not crowded and good varietyread more

My gym of choice, a clean place & a friendly staff. Feel comfortable in this gym, a community,…read morethere's all walks of life. They are concerned about member suggestion & noticed some were accommodated when possible. Trainers always willing and active with their clients. Repairs are attended when needed, wether it's a member (or themselves) that brings it to attention of staff. Classes are also available to members (non members) and have been inquiring about the classes they'd like to see. Owners are great people, easy to approach. Being 24 hr hour gym (for members) is a great option, can't make excuses not to go hehe. It's been an all round great experience since join 2 yrs ago. I'd recommend this gym to anyone looking.

Same covid gym closure membership cancelled confirmed verbally by staff. Then billing collections…read moreand ridiculous. With so many people experiencing why is there not a small.claim action? Anyone interested in pursuing the damage cause by Evolution Fitness?

Evolution Fitness cancellation policy is ridiculous. You have to schedule a meeting with a manger…read moreabout 1 week out and if you send in a written notice, it takes affect in 1 month. Absolutely terrible cancellation Policy....DO NOT BUY A MEMBERSHIP AT THIS GYM!!!! Terrible absolutely terrible!!!!

The best owners and gym ever. Locally owned by hard working Saskatchewan people. Reasonable prices,…read moretop-notch equipment and very friendly and helpful staff. I always feel welcomed and am comfortable working out there!!!

I have been going to Goodlife Fitness in the Victoria Square mall in Regina since retiring just…read moreunder four years ago. I really like the huge variety of equipment they have making it easy to find the machines or weights I want when I want them. I started taking training from one of their professional trainers (Ellen Bearss) a few weeks ago and have been really impressed with her knowledge and advice. It turns out that she is a fully trained physiotherapist as well as an accredited trainer which is perfect for me as an older person with a lot of bad habits developed over 45 years of on again off again exercising. I would highly recommend Ellen B as a personal trainer and this Goodlife facility to anyone serious about exercising safely with proper form to reach a higher level of fitness whether young or old (I am 66).

Wasn't sure what Les Mills was all about. I attended the classes and found it be challenging yet…read moreawesome. All based on solid science. The instructors are knowledgeable and well trained. Great selection of workouts. LIke that you can pay drop in. I love having the option to do YOGA afterwards. Highly suggest it.

I am 63 years old and absolutely love love love Orange Theory…read more Unfortunately, I had to quit going as I hurt my back and under doctor orders had to quit. I have not yet found a gym that is as good in the whole city of Regina!!! I am going to keep trying to get back to work out at Orange Theory as the members and especially the coaches are amazing and know their stuff and are all fantastic! K Swanson

OrageTheory has to be the most crooked gym that I've ever had the displeasure of signing up for…read more The trainers and the classes themselves are fantastic. However, the issue comes in to play when I went to cancel my unlimited membership for financial reasons. I was going on maternity leave and could no longer afford the expense. Instead of just cancelling the membership, I was convinced to just put it on a "price freeze" until my year of leave was up. Seemed like a decent deal. One month later I was getting charges on my card and when I called to ask what they were, I was THEN notified that these charges were to hold my current membership price. I explained how shady that it was that I had never been told that (they did say it was in the fine print, so shame on me) and I wanted to just cancel right then and there. They spoke with their management and said that they would still continue my price hold but without the monthly charge. I figured that would work and although I was still leary about the company, I did have intentions to go back to the gym. Unfortunately my leave ended and when I was to go back to work, I found myself in a position of being on strike and, again, being unable to pay for the membership. I noticed the charge attempt on my card (three times) and to clear everything up, I went to cancel once and for all until a time came that I could just sign up again for whatever pricepoint they offered at that point. Well, according to them I "can not" cancel my membership until they charge me $150 - the cost of their one month unlimited membership. I don't have $150 spare. I barely have enough money for groceries to feed my children. They offered an extension of my "hold", but I don't know when my work will stop striking, let alone when I will have a spare $150 to literally pay for to cancel since I will now NEVER set foot in another OrangeTheory gym again. Ever. Banks will literally make exceptions on mortgage payments due to striking and a gym "can't"? It's ridiculous. As far as I'm concerned it's the shadiest business I've ever had to deal with and they weren't upfront about a single thing. Each new step had some other "hoop" I need to jump through and I have zero confidence that if I even paid the $150 that I would be able to cancel at that point without incurring some other kind of charge. TLDR; Super shady business and don't ever sign up or you'll have to make stop payments through your bank.