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The gyms you need to know about
First published: 2 February 2016
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If you’re looking for a new place to work out, here’s our pick of the gyms you need to know about:
Where?
Parsons Green, 11 Heathman’s Road, London, SW6 4TJ, Fulham
Why?
Slice Studios specialises in innovative fitness, wellness and nutrition classes. There are a variety of classes to choose from, including Classical Pilates, 80s Aerobics, Vinyasa Yoga, Zumba and so much more. You can be sure that you’ll definitely find the class that suits you best! There are three modern studios, showers, changing rooms and an onsite Juice Bar and Café – where you can relax in a sociable setting before or after a class. The selection of classes gives beginners the chance to try something new, as well as seasoned members the opportunity to join in a class that they know and love. If you prefer to exercise in an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere surrounded by other people, then Slice may be the place for you!
How much?
The payment structure works like a London Underground Oyster card, so you can either pay as you go with individual classes, or pay a certain figure per month. Here are a couple of examples of prices: one 30/45-minute class is £12, or five classes per month are £49.
Who’s it best for?
Slice Studios is ideal if you prefer to exercise in a group rather than individually and if you enjoy experimenting with new activities.
Where?
Tower Bridge, Soho, Marylebone, Canary Wharf
Why?
Third Space is a group of luxury health clubs based in London that are ideal for people who are always on their feet in the city. Each club has a very individual style, although they share the same aims – to provide a fantastic space in which members can work on their fitness and feel comfortable. With a membership to Third Space, you’ll have access to award-winning training, spa and medical and nutritional help and advice. The spa houses a huge range of beauty treatments, therapies and sports rehabilitation if you are in need. You will also have the opportunity to work out with the help of expert personal trainers, which will really help you achieve your fitness goals.
How much?
Monthly memberships from £149. You can book a tour of the health clubs from the website: thirdspace.london
Who’s it best for?
Third Space is the perfect fitness environment for busy bees and workaholics who need a well-deserved break during a long day of hard work.
Where?
41-44 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2B 5AD
Why?
Six3Nine prides itself on having a brilliant team of personal trainers. You will receive a training and nutrition programme completely tailored for your needs and fitness goals. The personal trainers at Six3Nine use a scientific and research-driven approach to provide an excellent service and to help clients achieve an optimum level of health and fitness. It places a lot of emphasis on free weight training, integrating weights such as barbells, cable machines, kettlebells and gymnastic equipment into the exercises. If you prefer to exercise in a less-crowded environment, training with a personal trainer at Six3Nine may be the way to go. They will help you escape from the crowds of London and focus solely on yourself.
How much?
On average a session will cost £75, but prices depend on your bespoke needs. You can book a complimentary consultation on the website: six3nine.com
Who’s it best for?
Six3Nine is the best bet for people who enjoy working out in quieter environments – as opposed to being surrounded by masses of other people.