This is the most unprofessional Gym when it comes to personal training. I have been going to this gym for the past 3 years and in Feb 2011, I agreed to a personal trainer program. I was assured that with a 40 weeks program, I would see a significant difference, and would need to follow a very tight ...
I left a reputable gym where I had been a member for 10 years with no problems to join Goodlife since it was closer to my work and home. After several months of working out a male member began circling me while I exercised, would exercise right next to me, walk slowly by me staring at me intently, ...
My daughter signed up for a fitness training and a 1 year program. The fitness trainer did not deliver what was promised. In fact, the trainer acted more like a drill sergeant and pushed my daughter to the point of injury. She lost 2 weeks of work and incurred over $200 in physiotherapy fees to ...
Be weary of signing any contract with them, many are meticulously worded and in fact extend past a mentioned date or allow to withdraw additional amounts of money that they see fit. Very shady business, avoid at all costs ...
I signed up for a "Competitors Promotion Rate". In short, you transfer your membership from a different gym (min. of 3 months) to Goodlife for 0$. You sign up for a year, but for the first 3 months you don't pay anything, because of your previous gym's membership. The membership ...
Do not purchase personal training from this gym! You WILL regret it. Between two different trainers, I managed to get stoof up 5 times out of 23 SCHEDULED sessions. Two of the times, I received NO contact whatsoever before or even after my workout, in which I did so alone. I actually lost ...