4/5 Sina T. 1 year ago on Google
I've
been
going
to
this
Puregym
for
more
than
a
year.
The
gym
itself
is
quite
large
and
spans
two
floors,
with
plenty
of
cardio
machines,
a
dedicated
stretching
space,
a
large
set
of
free
weights,
lots
of
machines,
6
squat
racks,
a
spin
area
and
a
workout
studio.
The
gym
is
clean
and,
at
least
in
the
mornings
when
I
go,
not
too
busy,
so
there's
always
more
than
enough
space
and
equipment
for
a
solid
workout.
The
monthly
fee
is
also
quite
reasonable
and
makes
the
gym
good
value
for
money.
The
7:00
am
opening
time
weekday
mornings
is
a
bit
late
compared
to
other
gyms,
but
the
adjacent
residential
building
means
they
can't
open
any
earlier.
My
only
complaints
are:
(1)
it
could
use
another
bench
press
-
there's
only
one
right
now
and
it's
frequently
busy;
(2)
A
plate-loaded
incline
row
machine
would
be
great;
(3)
it
needs
more
morning
HIIT/cardio
classes.Currently
the
earliest
class
on
Mondays
is
at
8:15,
and
there
are
no
classes
whatsoever
on
Friday
morning.
The
gym
also
has
some
great
PTs.
Back
in
March
I
asked
Kevin
Boateng
to
help
get
me
in
shape
for
my
wedding
in
August.
Kevin's
previous
bodybuilding
and
powerlifting
experience
meant
that
he
definitely
knew
his
stuff!
He
determined
my
goals
and
my
time
constraints
and
set
me
up
with
a
training
schedule
and
nutrition
plan.
After
an
intense
initial
week
of
three
sessions
that
got
the
ball
rolling,
weekly
training
sessions
kept
me
on
schedule
and
slowly
modified
the
plan
from
bulking
up
early
on
to
cutting
down
as
the
wedding
approached
so
that
I
was
in
great
shape
when
the
big
day
arrived!
During
the
cutting
down
phase
I
also
received
some
great
boxing
training
from
Philip
Coen
that
made
the
cardio
much
more
fun.
Finally,
I
regularly
attend
Kai
Cooke's
circuits
classes
on
Tuesday
for
an
excellent
full-body
high-intensity
workout.
All
in
all,
a
good,
spacious,
fully
equipped
gym
with
some
great
PTs.
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