I have to be a fan, I'm paying them to make me strong! That said, the instructors are great, the…read moreequipment is modern and despite a few roided up, cloud-muscled boofheads, it's generally a good gym.

I did a trial membership here, and lasted all of two days. What can I say, I'm not big on fitness…read more The gym itself was okay. They have a range of equipment for all fitness types, and the trainer who ran through everything with me seemed to know what he was on about. The only thing that really annoyed me was nobody there really looked like they needed to lose weight or tone up. Made me feel uncomfortable. Don't think I'd go back again.

Fantastic environment, friendly staff, equipment is new & clean. Good for females -…read morenon-intimidating. Definately recommend this place!

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.

I have never been a member here, but I have taken a couple of classes and had a week free trial…read morewhich was given to my mum (who is a member). Overall the gym has everything you'd expect; treadmills (plenty), bikes, cross trainers, weights rooms, stretching area, exercise balls, etc. The rooms are well air conditioned and there are showers if you need them. The staff are friendly, helpful and encouraging. I took one class doing pump (with my mum) and one class doing pilates (with a friend). The pump class was good and you felt well exercised once you were done. The pilates class was meant to be a beginners class but I felt like I wasn't being taught very well and there were people in the class who were going ahead and knew what they were doing. I was a bit disappointed with that, but in the pump class I felt a bit more looked after. To be fair, I'd much rather do my own thing rather than be in a class, but maybe Brighton can work on their beginners classes for the future. Overall, if I lived closer to Brighton or didn't have a closer gym to me like I do now, I'd probably choose Brighton Fitness.

I've been going to Your World Fitness since it opened its doors last year…read more It gets an A+++ for appearance. It has to be one of the most glamorous places in SA to go to the gym, complete with chandeliers and works of art adorning the walls. The place is massive and the facilities are state of the art - you never need to fight for a space to exercise. The class times are a bit awkward and don't really suit city workers, who I'd assume would be their biggest clients - so I'd recommend checking that out before you join. I'm hopeful that as they grow they will have more classes (especially yoga!) available. The biggest downfall is parking - unfortunately they have no designated parking and the car park across the road closes at 7pm which doesn't help those of us wanting to train after work. Street parking is the way to go but often difficult - unless you are doing a 6am class. Overall, a great gym and can't wait to see how it improves as time goes by!

This is a great gym, go and check it out for yourself. I want all my friends to go!…read more There are 5 levels to this gym, including at wet area (sauna, steam room and spa etc). The staff are friendly, always saying hello and goodbye when you leave the gym. The people who have set this gym up have a keen eye to detail, they are interested in providing an innovative gym experience. I have started with a Personal Trainer recently and it has been one of the best things that I have done. We have been incorporating a few crossfit exercises into my training and he has been able to make the training specific to my strenghth building needs that compliments my other activities. The gym boasts lots of great activities such as pilates, gravity yoga and pole conditioning. There is even a cafe on the ground floor with a wide selection of goodies for gym junkies. And if you have children, there are childcare facilities too. I haven't had a problem with carparking before or after hours either.

Vertical Reality Climbing as far as I know is the only place in Adelaide where you can get in a…read moreround of indoor climbing. Now there is a place down near the Adelaide Entertainment Center, however I'm told that they only do bouldering, which doesn't require a harness and a person to belay you. I started going here about 2 to 3 years ago and for a time I was there every week with a friend of mine. We liked the sport so much that we both eventually got our own harnesses and shoes which is a must for serious climbers (ok, we did it mainly because we wanted to save money on harness and shoe rental, but we were pretty serious!) Catering to people of all levels, I've seen school groups come in on a regular basis to have a go and even seen an older more seasoned climbers who climb circles around me on the wall. I enjoy it and every wall presents a new challenge. The great thing is that every week if you do it regularly you can feel yourself improving and with each wall you conquer the more you are motivated to return. Walking into the gym, the area is divided into two main areas, with lead climbing being done on the left and bouldering being done on the right area of the gym. Normally Pat is at the front desk and for people who have never climbed before, you would need to call before hand and book in a safety and training induction to learn how to tie your knots and belay the person you are climbing with. This doesn't take very long and is easier than it sounds. A great place in Adelaide to try out a unique sport, you're looking to spend $15 or more for day entry into the gym depending on if you're hiring shoes and other extras but they also have memberships whereby you can pay monthly for any time entry for a certain period of time or you can pay for a certain number of entries up front at a discounted price. I highly recommend it to anyone and definitely something challenging for people to try at least once.

Lets keep this simple. This is a good place to begin or…read moredevelop your rock climbing-ness. It is approachable, comfortable and challenging. Fun too. Lets use some puns: New climbers are shown the ropes by some very friendly and enthusiastic folk. Scaleable difficulties are clearly displayed any you can challange yourself to whatever level your'e comfortable. Two thumbs up.

I am dumbfounded by the absolutely terrible customer service in the AF in Greenacres. Manager…read more(Alisha) is extremely passive aggressive... they even deleted my google review 30 minutes after posting because they didn't want anyone to reveal how unfair and unprofessional they in fact are. The place is a joke. If you like dealing with arrogant people, come to Greenacres Anytime Fitness!!!!

If you're anything like me, you like the idea of being fit and healthy but also can't stand the…read moreidea of a gym - in which case this is the gym for you! Being a fairly small branch it doesn't have all the same fancy equipment as some of the larger ones, but that also means it is not nearly as overcrowded and the people who come here seem much more like my kind of people; we want to get/stay fit but we're not going over the top about it. That aggressively competitive attitude I have seen in some other gyms seems way more toned down here, so that's cool.

What do I have to say about this place. One word. Intense! I'd only attended a few classes but I…read morehave to say I really enjoyed them as their training is focused on conditioning you so that you can react appropriately in dangerous real world situations. You'd think that the instructors there would be mean and hardcore, and I'm sure they can be when they're really getting into it. However as a new person walking off the street, the class was explained to me and I was treated politely as though I'd just walked into any other martial arts dojo. The funny thing was that I had gone to try out their class just shortly after breaking my nose in another martial arts class. I think I had a glutton for punishment back then, but I was adamant to give their class a go before I headed home for uni holidays. The people there are pro's and they don't water down situations or necessarily try to make you feel safe as you are training. Everything is high intensity, and I think that is important if you really want to get the adrenaline pumping in order to condition yourself to deal with potentially stressful fight or flight situations. While they do teach you to punch and kick, elegance isn't as important as effectiveness and the focus is more on making sure you hit your opponent as opposed to executing a flawless technique. The people I met there were all very ordinary so I would say this is something everyone should try out at least once. They aren't the cheapest classes to attend, but I wouldn't say they are any more expensive than other gyms that teach serious martial arts. If you're looking for practical defensive skills that you can apply when the stuff really hits the fan, I recommend checking this class out. For beginners, you'd go through an 8 week intro program which costs $75 and after that you can decide which type of membership plan best suits your needs.

Very effective martial arts training system that promotes various degrees of force depending on the…read morecircumstance. Good for dealing with knives and guns. Excellent weapons training systems. Krav is an effective martial art for self defence and protection of life.