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Nobody here is going to sell you a transformation. What we have is 900 square metres, two squat racks that are genuinely free before 07:00, a timetable running from 6:15 in the morning until half past eight at night, and coaches who stand on the floor rather than behind the desk.

Membership & classes

  • Free weights area — Six racks, dumbbells to 50 kg, platforms with proper flooring, and chalk allowed. If you drop a deadlift because it was heavy, fine. If you drop it for the noise, we will have a word.
  • The class timetable — 34 a week: strength, spin, mobility, boxing circuits and two beginners-only sessions on Tuesday and Saturday. Included in membership, bookable seven days ahead, released at 07:00 every morning.
  • Personal training — $52 an hour, or $240 for a block of five. Six coaches with different specialities — ask at reception and we will match you, rather than handing you whoever happens to be standing nearest.
  • Beginner programme — Four sessions across a month, in a group of no more than five. You leave with a written programme, the right settings for eight machines, and the ability to walk in on a Monday without dread.

Membership is $39 a month, rolling. No joining fee, no minimum term, and you can pause it for up to eight weeks a year — for travel, for injury, or for the honest reason that January enthusiasm ran out somewhere in March. It happens to nearly everyone. It is not a character flaw.

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  • Turn up, we will handle the rest
  • A gym for people who hate gyms
  • Free weights, real coaching, no contracts

No twelve-month contract, no joining fee, and a cancellation you can do in the app at 11pm on a Sunday.

Two floors, 68 pieces of kit, 34 classes a week, and staff who will actually show you how to use it.

Open 5:30–23:00 on weekdays. Quietest between 10:00 and 15:00, and honestly chaotic at 18:00 on a Monday.

Team bios

Dee Marchetti — Head coach

Dee has coached for fifteen years, mostly with people who arrive apologetic and leave arguing about their programme. She runs the beginner block and the Saturday strength class, and she holds a deadlift record for this building that the rest of the staff find genuinely irritating.

Tobias Kruger — Strength coach

Tobias came from competitive weightlifting and has spent the years since unlearning the idea that everybody needs to train like a competitor. He is the person to ask if your shoulder hurts on the bench, and the person who will tell you to go and see a physiotherapist.

Ren Matsuura — Classes & conditioning

Ren writes the class timetable and teaches most of the conditioning sessions. He counts down out loud in a way that makes the last thirty seconds feel survivable. Away from the floor he barely speaks, which surprises absolutely everyone at first.

Quotes

“I joined in February expecting to be the oldest and least fit person in the room. I was neither. At half six in the morning nobody has the energy left to judge anybody else.”

Marion Deleuze, Member, 14 months

“The induction was the whole difference. Forty-five minutes and somebody writing down “seat height 4, pin 6” on a card meant I never had to stand there guessing again.”

Ozan Yilmaz, Beginner programme

“Cancelling my old gym took two registered letters and a phone call. Cancelling here would take roughly eleven seconds, which is precisely why I have never done it!”

Hannah Sjoberg, Member since 2021

FAQ answers

Is there a contract or a joining fee?

Neither. Membership is $39 a month and stops when you say so — from the app, no phone call, no retention script. If you leave and come back within the year there is nothing to pay again. We would rather people came back than felt trapped.

When is the gym quietest?

Weekdays between 10:00 and 15:00 are calm, and 5:30–07:00 is busy but civilised. Peak is 17:30–19:30 Monday to Wednesday, when the free weights area gets genuinely crowded. The live counter on the website is accurate to about five minutes.

I have never trained before. Where do I start?

With the beginner programme: four sessions over a month, no more than five people, and a written plan at the end of it. It is included for new members. Roughly 40% of the people who join us have not set foot in a gym in a decade.

Can I freeze my membership?

Up to eight weeks a year, in blocks of one week, from the app. No reason required and nobody will ring to ask. Most people use it for holidays, a few for injuries, and quite a lot in the second half of January, which we find comforting.

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Come and look around before you commit to anything at all. Somebody will walk you through both floors, show you the timetable, and let you use the place for a day — no card details, no follow-up calls.

We are open 5:30–23:00 Monday to Friday and 7:00–20:00 at weekends. The first session is the hard one. After that it is just a Tuesday, and you are just somebody who goes.

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