Gyms Store - (Near Lewisham, UK)

Debra Gates Can not recommend enough. Lovely family run centre with friendly atmosphere. My fitness and confidence has grown massively since joining 7 months ago. Also use the gym and its never too busy with all the equiptment you could need. Xx

Luke Taylor Since the day my wife and I joined, we were made to feel welcome and part of the family by Andy and Gary as well as fellow ‘Bootcampers’. The sessions have been challenging and rewarding as you are encouraged to push past your old limits while not being made to feel incapable if you need a breather! Since joining I have felt my fitness levels improve dramatically while enjoying every minute of the sessions. If you join I can guarantee you won’t be disappointed!

paula gates My son has been attending since he was 5-years old, he is now 12 and the club and coaches have really supported his development and he is now competing in bigger tournaments up north. He loves attending and the coach Luke is fantastic and really supportive. I also attend the ladies only session on fridays, which is a fantastic workout and great group of ladies to spend time with.

Jo Margetson Without a doubt or any biased opinion, this is hands down the best local boxing club we have ever been to. The coaches are friendly, skilled, respectful and passionate. It’s more than just a club. It’s a community. My daughter joined recently and every session is enjoyable, challenging and unique. She has received dedicated support, motivation and training. Highly recommended to anyone looking to get fit, try something new or be part of a club. I particularly appreciate the timetable which offers a lot of choice and flexibility.

Hani O I have a mixed review for this place. I’ve only joined 3 weeks ago and these are my thoughts (this is coming from someone who goes there by herself and doesn’t have any kids, and only uses swimming pool + gym): - Changing rooms aren’t the cleanest. There’s limescale in some parts, especially showers. The first week didn’t smell but for some reason, during my third week, I could smell urine as soon as I walked in. The changing rooms need to be cleaned better and something needs to be put in place so that those who use it, don’t leave it dirty. - Swimming is ok, I only go in the mornings. Each day, there’s different lanes with different speeds, so if you’re a slow swimmer, you can go in the slow lane for example. I’ve never had any issues of someone “telling me off”, maybe because I was there on my own and I just quietly left after my swim. - I didn’t really have any communication with the receptionists so I can’t comment on this but the times I’ve asked questions, there was always someone nice enough to respond and explain the things to me. First day of joining was very daunting but one of the lifeguards with a red t-shirt made me feel at ease and explained the rules so that I’d be more familiar (the guy with light brown hair and always smiling). - I haven’t been to the female gym (yet). But the normal gym has all the basic necessities and plenty of machines and free weights for people to use. Off-peak times are the best as the gyms are usually kinda empty. Overall, it’s a good place if you aren’t picky and can withstand the dirt of the changing rooms. You can find different activities, follow the rules and get on with your things. However, if you start picking at everything and have other issues then it might become challenging.

Fiona Spall Been attending mat pilates provided by Laura Kennard at the Oast Sittingbourne for 9 weeks now . What I have learnt in that short time has really benefited my physical and mental health . Laura has such a calm, patient manner and totally understanding of all participants health concerns . She tailors exercises to individuals where needed, providing support to ensure that everyone can fully benefit from the experience. What a great way to start the weekend, always leave feeling awake and energised for the days ahead. I would highly recommend attending one of Lauras classes, whatever your age or capability, it really is worth the effort and taking the plunge to improving your wellbeing.