Oxsrad Sports & Leisure Centre - (Near Oxfordshire, UK)

5 /5 Tasha Conn: I hired Oxsrad for my 40th birthday and surprise wedding reception. Emily was amazing from start to finish making sure all my needs were met. The venue looked amazing and the staff on the day were so helpful would throughly recommend to anyone looking for a venue hire

5 /5 Raymond Joseph Pitcher: Staff are brilliant, very helpful and accommodating for our rehabilitation class. They are extremely hard working and are doing a great service for the community

4 /5 Irvin Mushangi: Great place for anyone with mobility issues. Staff are always prepared to help. I started going there once a week but this year iam going everyday. Would highly recommend to anyone who has suffered a stroke

5 /5 José Carlos Augusto: Great experience! The staff is friendly, always ready to help and make you feel welcome. What impressed me the most is the fact that its not a busy gym, so I never have to wait for equipment. Plus, the membership price is quite reasonable, making it an excellent value for money.

4 /5 Tom H: This is very much a community Gym. It’s nice as it’s rarely busy and you don’t get posers or people grunting while dropping weights. The equipment is very basic and uninspiring. Some of the resistance machines have the band rather than steel cable which is less enjoyable to use. Some also use a number system 1-10 rather than state the Kg lifted. The pad on the bicep curl machine is worn away to the steel beneath. There’s no dedicated squat rack, bench press or dip station. Although it seems you could do assisted squat and bench press on their smith machine. Their free-weight section is about the size of my bedroom so only really space for one at a time. They unsafely balance the weighted barbells on their ends rather than use a rack. If a breeze were to tip the 30kg end on your head while you were doing pushups nearby it would cause serious injury. They also don’t have any light sensors in the weight room (only the main room), so when I’m the only one training the lights go out mid-set which again is pretty dangerous. I hope they resolve these obvious safety issues. They do however have many assisted machines for people with disabilities which is nice to see. Their membership options seem ok, although tbh is a bit expensive considering the equipment they have. If you will be using their adaptive equipment it makes sense. Overall it’s ok. It’s so nice to have something which is accessible for people with disabilities and for that I can’t give less than 4 stars.