GYYM Health & Fitness

I love the gym and the courses are great but unfortunately the classes are extremely crowded and despite the booking system, I was not allowed to attend the class because other people who didn’t book the class arrived earlier and took my spot. The teacher was very unfriendly and instead of looking for a solution asked me to leave the class… Luckily not all teachers are so rude, but what is the reason for the booking system if it’s not taken in account?

Great place, nice location, convenient parking with 4 hours free allowance. Gym is nice, clean and well equipped. Team is quite helpful and friendly. I had to switch my "Abo" to my spouse and back due to some personal reasons and they made it very easy to me.

Pilates reformer classes, Attending Kristin’s classes is a perfect mix of technical precision and 'silent torture'—all delivered with a smile! Kristin has X-ray vision; she catches every little 'cheat move' before I’ve even thought of it. Despite her calm request for 'just five more reps' when your muscles are screaming, her expertise is undeniable. She explains technique and anatomy in a way that makes you finally understand why you’re searching for deep muscles you didn't even know existed. I always leave her sessions with shaking muscles and a much better mood.

Pilates Reformer with Kristin - the best Pilates course ever! One hour of entire body workout - everyone can manage. When you’re finished though, your posture is all straight, your chest is open, you feel that every single muscle in your body had worked. You feel elevated and full of endorphins. And on the next days you feel that all the core and deep muscles have done a good job!

The gym itself is very good overall. Great equipment, good atmosphere, and generally a solid place to train. But there is one huge dark side that ruins the experience every time: the guy with the moustache at the reception. He never smiles, never shows the slightest bit of friendliness, and talking to him feels like he’s doing you a favour just by acknowledging you. It honestly looks like he’s in pain being at his job. Maybe he is a manager, I don’t remember, but the impact is terrible. A bit of warmth goes a long way in a public environment, and this person is the complete opposite. In the past years he is easily the most unwelcoming staff member I’ve encountered in Switzerland. Just looking at him drains your energy. If I were the management, I would have a very serious talk with him, because I’m not the only one who feels this way. Many colleagues at the gym have said the same. The gym is cool, but this issue really needs to be addressed urgently. Otherwise I would not recommend to my close friends and people I care. Here is the corrected and tightened version: And yes, this is also a place to discuss and point out areas for improvement so people know what to expect. If I had known I would have to deal with an unpleasant staff member every time I went to the gym, I would spend my money elsewhere and encourage others to do the same.