Woodlands Sports Centre - (Near Kent, UK)

Roz Meredith Visited on a Monday at end of Nov expecting to be quiet but it was really busy in the car parks. However the shops i needed were fairly quiet. Even popped into F&B for a cheeky light lunch.

Michał Grudzień Joining the Krav Maga Academy was one of the best decisions I’ve made for my fitness and self-defense skills. Super welcoming vibe from day one—instructors and members are friendly and supportive. Krav Maga here is a true full-body experience: you’re striking, defending, moving explosively, building strength, burning calories, and sharpening your reflexes all at once. Every class leaves me drenched in sweat, sore in muscles I didn’t know I had, and buzzing with energy. If you’re looking for a place that combines serious skill-building with a supportive, positive community, this is it. Can’t recommend it enough; come try a class, you’ll be hooked!

Richard Your hosepipe ban is an absolute joke now! You have the last slither of the UK with a ban and yet your charges are among the highest! You continue to pay your directors ridiculous salaries and bonuses whilst clearly not investing enough on infrastructure to cope with the demand for which you are happy to charge for. This is nothing short of a scam which makes you rogue traders. We live on the "blue" planet which is over 70% water and have proven desalination technology which is widely used throughout the world. You are laughing at us! Severn Trent are around 20% cheaper than you, have no hosepipe ban and even fix customers leaking toilets FOC. The boss needs to be sacked and replaced with someone that knows what they are doing.

Hugo Anderson Liam was an amazing coach throughout the 2 months I had with him. He trained me up as a beginner to participate in Bath Fight Night and his personal training sessions were invaluable for improving my technique and overall understanding of the sport. He helped leverage my personal strengths and gave me confidence in my own ability to secure the win.

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.