MAD Chelsea - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, UK)

5 /5 Georgia Starke: The best workout in London. So grateful for the amazing manager, Amalia, and all the instructors. I’ve never been to a class that wasn’t fun and challenging but Emmett’s arms & abs class had me sore in places I had never felt before. I love this place so much

5 /5 Safiyah Matthias: it’s sooo gorgeous inside, proper clean, modern. It was my first ever Lagree class and everyone made me feel so comfortable. They gave me a tour of the studio and a quick induction on the megaformer so I actually knew what I was doing. atmosphere was welcoming, the instructor was great! and the receptionist omg she was an angel. So friendly which like literally made me feel like a regular from the second I walked in. so slay would recommend.

3 /5 Irene García Morillo: The class was a good workout, quite challenging, even for someone with reformer experience but I was a bit disappointed overall. Although there were a few first-timers, the instructor offered only a very brief overview of the machine at the start of the class (I’m not sure why they ask you to arrive 10 minutes early for an induction that never happened). I felt it was difficult to follow her voice sometimes as she barely offered any visual cues or corrections. There were very few adjustments for different levels offered. The main issue, however, is the studio setup. The changing room is very small, with no benches and just a couple of stools. There are no lockers, so you have to take your belongings into the class, which is inconvenient. The toilet is located separately from the changing area, and there are only two showers. A solid workout, but the facilities could be much better designed for comfort and practicality, specially given how expensive these classes are.

2 /5 Ell Gri: I had mixed feelings about this studio, but overall left disappointed. Class experience: The layout of the room is a major issue. Two large columns in the middle completely block the view. The coach stays only at the far end of the room, not in the middle, so it’s very difficult for many people to see the movements. On top of that, instructions are often given verbally, which is hard to follow if you’re not already familiar with the Megaformer. I joined a beginners’ class and saw many participants confused, looking at each other to guess the right moves rather than learning properly. The class structure felt unclear and not beginner-friendly. Changing facilities: The changing room is shared for all genders, but has no lockers or benches. Everyone is expected to change in total chaos, leaving belongings wherever they can — even on windowsills. You must carry all your things into the classroom, then back again after class. Toilets are in a separate location, so if you need to use them, you also have to take all your belongings with you. Overall impression: The studio lacks both proper logistics and supportive class structure. Unfortunately, I won’t be returning and cannot recommend this place.

5 /5 Nader Dernaika: Iv tried classes with many different instructors and what’s amazing is that they’re all equally tough and attentive. Proof of a consistent standard. The staff are warm/inviting and the shakes are delicious! The studio itself is clean & comfortable. Central, accessible by bus, 10 minute walk from Sloan square station, and near my favorite coffee shops & restaurants