E1 CrossFit - (Near Tower Hamlets, UK)

Lola Garcia I recently completed four classes at a Pilates studio in Greenwich and thoroughly enjoyed my experience! As a beginner in reformer Pilates, I appreciated the welcoming atmosphere and support from three different instructors, each offering unique insights and guidance. The studio is bright and inviting, as a photographer, I admire spaces that inspire creativity and wellness, just like this one! I’ll definitely be continuing my classes here.

S Jarrett Lovely gym with amazing staff. Legs, bums and tums class lead by Alison was great!

Rani P The best decision I made in 2020 was joining ResetLab’s online Bunker Squad. Despite being confined at home for most of the year, the online classes encouraged me to push myself physically and explore new skills outside my comfort zone. You can’t help but look forward to all the sessions, both for the highs that come with exercise and the fun of connecting with a group of friendly faces and supportive coaches. After 9 months of training with ResetLab three times a week, I feel stronger, braver and am noticeably more flexible. I am now confident trying new skills and am amazed at how much my handstands, back bridges and leg flexibility have improved. Cant recommend Coaches Claire, Tom and Luna enough!

Caterina Izzo Fortu’s Pilates classes are a game-changer! His energy and dedication to Pilates create a positive atmosphere from the start. He cares about your progress beyond just getting the exercises right. His classes are welcoming and inclusive and are not just about the physical workout; they incorporate mindfulness and body awareness, that leaves me looking forward to the next session. If youre looking for a Pilates teacher who combines expertise with a personal touch, Fortu is the one. He’s not just a teacher; hes your motivator and guide on the Pilates journey. Highly recommend!

Prachi Priyadarshini When I started I was quite pleased with it. My induction class was good, I tried a few spin classes and they were fun too. Some of the PTs seemed friendly which is a bonus. The bathrooms and changing rooms are also kept clean. However, in the past few months I’ve noticed the services decline. A few weeks ago the AC was not working and it felt like working out in a sauna, it felt like there was no ventilation which felt like an awful thing during peak time when it was packed with people. That took a couple of days to get fixed. Recently, the gym was flooded in certain areas, and they eventually closed the gym again to fix it. It’s now been 7 days of the gym being closed… it wasn’t a planned closure which was communicated ahead of time. The fact that we have to still pay full while a fourth or more of the month the gym isn’t even open is not okay. Many of these factors completely disrupt my fitness routine and the basic quality of gym service you should be getting. Allowing access to other gyms while this one is shut down for days is still inconvenient because not all of us can accommodate that. The gym is also not 24/7 which a lot of others pointed out too and that makes it difficult because you have to plan your day around the gym rather than the other way around. Overall I echo other reviewers sentiments on school-going / younger groups of kids sitting idly on machines and chatting with friends for 30 mins. If you ask some of them how many sets they have left, you usually have to wait for the whole group to be done. Some people look offended if you ask them how many sets they have left even when they’ve just been sitting and scrolling on their phones and not using the machine. I’ve also had a run-in with a rude trainer recently but I can’t say that they’re all the same - I’ve had some good initial conversations with Frank and Leyla and if you look at the other reviews you’ll figure that it’s only the good PTs and decent equipment keeping this gym alive.